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Hosted by Jennifer Sutton · business · EN · 228 episodes
Every day, entrepreneurs all over the world roll out of bed and say: Hello, Chaos. And more often than not, we’re having that conversation in our own heads. It’s time to crack the dialogue wide open. Hello Chaos is a weekly podcast dedicated to entrepreneurs and founders, published every Sunday. It is another platform brought to you by OrangeWIP. It is a megaphone and round table created specifically to welcome bright, stubborn, visionary minds to a conversation founders have been craving. Here, founders have permission to vent—or be vulnerable. To bring the wildest ideas. Their greatest obstacles. And find a national sounding board for solutions. Here, we want founders show off—or allow them to speak their truth. To meet challenges head-on. To make hyper-local community connections. And share “aha!” and “oh shit” moments. Welcome to Hello Chaos. Founders, it's time to unmute yourself.
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Signup to Generate a PitchEvery day, entrepreneurs all over the world roll out of bed and say: Hello, Chaos. And more often than not, we’re having that conversation in our own heads. It’s time to crack the dialogue wide open. Hello Chaos is a weekly podcast dedicated to entrepreneurs and founders, published every Sunday. It is another platform brought to you by OrangeWIP.
Hello Chaos is hosted by Jennifer Sutton. The show has published 228 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Ep. 223 C.W. Hawley - Founders Don’t Get Time Freedom. Not At First." (18 October 2026, 54 minutes), "Ep. 221 Lon White - He Measured Risk for 25 Years" (4 October 2026, 60 minutes), and "Ep. 220 Katie LeDoux - Her Great Idea Didn't Sell Itself" (27 September 2026, 42 minutes).
Hello Chaos publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 50 minutes across 228 episodes.
Booking probability for Hello Chaos is 36%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Hello Chaos requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Hello Chaos's contact route on record: verified email.
The strongest fits for Hello Chaos are Business & Management Consulting. Hello Chaos has a business audience and around 200 subscribers on YouTube.
Jennifer Sutton hosts Hello Chaos, a business show with 228 episodes published.
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Episode #231
C.W. Hawley teaches leaders how to own their time. Then she launched her own firm and found herself on her laptop on Saturday mornings, breaking the rules she built a business around. A nurse who climbed to operations...
Episode #229
Lon White built a career on knowing exactly how things go wrong. For 25 years he was the person companies called in a crisis, running pandemic response, threat assessments, and high risk executive travel. He even ran...
Episode #228
Katie LeDoux had the résumé. The Smithsonian, the Kennedy Center, and a clear idea for helping nonprofits get funded. She figured that was enough. It wasn't. When she launched Sunflower Grant Writers, she was new to...
Episode #227
DeMario McIlwain built the future before there was a market for it, and the head start cost him more than it paid. He was teaching prompt engineering before ChatGPT existed, and he became the first in the US to put AI...
Episode #226
Every founder eventually runs into the same math. If a business cannot survive without you in the room, you have not built a business, you have built a demanding job. Maggie Bilby watches that failure play out at the...
Episode #225
Megan Rosen spent a decade building other people's businesses before she let herself build her own. She helped her family's construction company break into franchising, then took an Illinois food brand from nine family...
Episode #224
Joy Foster built a company that helped 16,000 women rebuild their working lives. She also ran it for years without knowing what a P&L was. TechPixies was winning awards and climbing past £2.2 million in revenue while...
Episode #222
The loudest players in Ryan Schwartz's world win with billboards, billion dollar claims, and referral schemes that would turn your stomach. Ryan walked the other way. He's a personal injury attorney in Atlanta who's run...
Episode #221
Most of what the world calls founder success is just survival mechanisms wearing a nicer outfit. Control, hustle, urgency, being the one who holds it all together. Debbie Simmons ran on those for years and built a...
Episode #220
Making a lot of money can teach you the wrong lesson about yourself. Brian Samson turned about two thousand dollars into more than ten million in revenue, ran sixty recruiters, and walked around convinced he was...
Episode #219
Gary Acevedo can look at a room and tell you what is about to go wrong in it. Not the strategy, the thing underneath. He has spent forty years on this, starting from a first year of college where he was brilliant...
Episode #218
Kashaun Cooper used to get written up at work for pushing back on every process anyone handed him. Now founders pay him to build the exact thing he used to hate. That's not a fun contradiction, that's the whole story...
Episode #217
Frank McShane spent years leading other people's companies before deciding he was done working for someone else's vision. Instead of taking the easy path back into a big firm with someone else's risk tolerance, he bet...
Episode #216
Robin Ferguson has started more things than most people will in a lifetime. A neonatal ICU. An urgent care. A church. A leadership coaching program that grew to 25 coaches. And then, at a milestone birthday, she finally...
Episode #215
Ken Miller shouldn't be where he is. Twenty years on the streets. Three stints in prison. A crack addiction that nearly took everything. And yet here he is running multiple businesses, generating $700K a year, mentoring...
Episode #214
Most founders think the goal is to be the best person in the room. Adam Povlitz spent a decade proving that was true, then spent the next decade paying for it. As second generation CEO of Anago Cleaning Systems, he...
Episode #213
Nobody would hire Hart Fandrich. Not because she was unqualified but because she moved every three years as a military spouse and no employer wanted to bet on someone who'd be gone before she got good at the job. So she...
Episode #212
<p>Key Takeaways:</p> <p>1️⃣ Your Network Is Not a Safety Net. It Is the Business.<br> Andrew did not build Athelo Group on a pitch deck or a business plan. He built it on a decade of relationships that were already in...
Episode #211
<p>What founders will take away from this episode:</p> <p>1️⃣ The problems that won't let go are the ones worth building for<br> Carl couldn't shake the $407 pharmacy bill. It stuck to him like a tick, and that...
Episode #210
<p>Key Takeaways:</p> <p>1️⃣ Confidence Comes After The Reps<br> Waiting to feel ready is one of the fastest ways to stay stuck. Greg realized confidence was never the starting point. It came from showing up...
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Founder and Co-Owner, Royal Restrooms Nationwide
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