
Eduardo Aguirre built a WhatsApp food ordering system for a friend in seven days. Ninety days later he had 300 customers, $450,000 in revenue, and a fleet of motorcycles he'd taken loans out to buy. That's the number...


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Hosted by Maddie Kelley · business · EN
Mimir exists to support early-stage founders. The early stage is the most critical, lonely, and underserved moment in a founder's journey, and almost nobody shows up for it. I do, because I'm living it too. Through Mimir the podcast, and The Well on Substack, I bring honest stories from fellow founders who are still operating in this messy middle. Not just the highlight reel, but the unfiltered reality, because no one should build alone.
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Signup to Generate a PitchMimir exists to support early-stage founders. The early stage is the most critical, lonely, and underserved moment in a founder's journey, and almost nobody shows up for it. I do, because I'm living it too. Through Mimir the podcast, and The Well on Substack, I bring honest stories from fellow founders who are still operating in this messy middle.
Mimir is hosted by Maddie Kelley. The show has published 106 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Growing at a speed you can survive with Eduardo Aguirre" (19 August 2026, 45 minutes), "Growing at a speed you can survive with Eduardo Aguirre" (19 August 2026, 45 minutes), and "How to build a company VCs chase, with Kristin Oja, Founder of STAT Wellness" (4 August 2026, 48 minutes).
Mimir publishes roughly every two weeks, with episodes averaging 47 minutes across 106 episodes.
Booking probability for Mimir is 34%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Mimir requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Mimir's contact route on record: verified email.
The strongest fits for Mimir are Business & Management Consulting and Photography, Polling & Other Services. Mimir has a business audience.
Maddie Kelley hosts Mimir, a business podcast with 106 episodes published.
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Eduardo Aguirre built a WhatsApp food ordering system for a friend in seven days. Ninety days later he had 300 customers, $450,000 in revenue, and a fleet of motorcycles he'd taken loans out to buy. That's the number...

<p>Eduardo Aguirre built a WhatsApp food ordering system for a friend in seven days. Ninety days later he had 300 customers, $450,000 in revenue, and a fleet of motorcycles he'd taken loans out to buy. That's the number...

<p>Kristin Oja was born in the middle of a thunderstorm. Her mom likes to tell that story, because as Kristin says, raising her was its own kind of storm. Early on Kristin and her mom had a deal. All of her intensity...

Episode #103
Three people warned me off building in public in the span of five days. My fiancé, a fellow founder friend, and a TikTok that landed in my inbox from a founder swearing it off for good. It sent me down a rabbit hole...

Episode #103
<p>Three people warned me off building in public in the span of five days. My fiancé, a fellow founder friend, and a TikTok that landed in my inbox from a founder swearing it off for good. It sent me down a rabbit hole...

Neha Shah built her business on speaking her truth. When she emigrated from India to the US, her body stopped cooperating. Her digestion suffered, she broke out in cystic acne, and for a while she thought she'd simply...

<p>Neha Shah built her business on speaking her truth.</p><p>When she emigrated from India to the US, her body stopped cooperating. Her digestion suffered, she broke out in cystic acne, and for a while she thought she'd...

Lauren Kleban started her career as a professional dancer. She moved to Las Vegas and booked a show at the Paris Hotel. But like every Vegas dancer, that wasn't her only gig. She was stacking five jobs at once, showing...

<p>Lauren Kleban started her career as a professional dancer. She moved to Las Vegas and booked a show at the Paris Hotel. But like every Vegas dancer, that wasn't her only gig. She was stacking five jobs at once...

Episode #100
It's been a long time coming. For 100 episodes I've sat across from founders and asked them how they built their businesses. For this one, it's just me, looking back at three years of doing this and asking the question...

Episode #100
<p>It's been a long time coming.</p><p>For 100 episodes I've sat across from founders and asked them how they built their businesses. For this one, it's just me, looking back at three years of doing this and asking the...

<p>Ashley Presti never set out to build a company. But Blended Bond grew out of a problem she was actively living, blending two families under one roof. Unsurprisingly, her business succeeded for the same reasons her...

<p>Today’s episode is a real pinch me moment. I was a Three Ships customer before I knew Connie Lo's name. I absolutely love their Jelly Drops for the most amazing glow and their soft serve lip balm before bed. I found...

<p>Colin McIntosh started Sheets and Giggles in 2017 and scaled it to $1.4 million per month by 2020. Last November, after eight years of building through COVID, supply chain crises, and a 2025 tariff shock that killed...

<p>I don’t know about you guys but 2026 for me is certainly earning it’s title as year of the fire horse. I truly feel like I’ve been riding a fire breathing horse bareback at full speed. I’m just here holding onto the...

<p>Today I'm sitting down with Danielle Brooks, the founder of Honey Truck, a boutique honey brand. Danielle and I met through a podcast matching platform. In her pitch to me she told me that Honey Truck was built in...

Episode #94
<p>If you’re a female founder then you’ll probably know this feeling all too well. You’re trying to launch a business but you’re also thinking about getting married, starting a family and it feels like the sand is...

Episode #93
<p>Most founders sit down to post on social media and go completely blank. But I have good news! You don’t actually have a content problem, you have a clarity problem.</p><p>At my 9-5 creating content is easy because...

Episode #92
<p>Rashmi Aimiuwu moved from Canada to Silicon Valley. The literal epicenter of tech, and spent months quietly wondering if she had any business being there. No engineering degree. No startup experience. Just 17 years...

<p>Today’s conversation is about the uncomfortable truths of entrepreneurship. Something every early stage founder needs to get familiar with.</p><p>I’m sitting down with Irene Saliendra, a serial founder who has built...
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