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Get an inside perspective on how to start, build, and run a successful business. The Business Grind explores foundational business strategies with case studies, book reviews, entrepreneurial interviews, and more.
Unknown Host hosts The Business Grind Show, a business show with 53 episodes published.
In this episode of The Business Grind, we dive deep into the Netflix series America’s Team: The Gambler and His Cowboys. Exploring how Jerry Jones transformed the Dallas Cowboys from a struggling franchise into one of th
Back at it y'all.Professional wrestling is more than scripted entertainment. It’s a billion-dollar business that offers invaluable lessons in storytelling, branding, and audience engagement. In our latest podcast episode
Join us as we delve into the powerful world of McKinsey & Company with our latest episode, reviewing "When McKinsey Comes to Town." Discover how this consulting behemoth influences everything from corporate giants t
In our 50th milestone episode, we reflect on the incredible journey we've had so far, sharing key takeaways and favorite moments from past episodes. Tap in as we discuss the importance of resilience, community, and colla
In our latest episode, we embark on the captivating narrative of "MCU: The Reign of Marvel Studios." Join us as we explore the evolution of Marvel Studios from its humble beginnings to its global dominance in the enterta
In our latest episode, we revisit the wisdom of Robert Kiyosaki's "Rich Dad Poor Dad" to see if its advice holds up after its initial release in 1997. Join us as we evaluate the relevance of shifting your mindset in toda
Join us as we delve into the thought-provoking concepts presented in Paul Jarvis' book, "Company of One: Why Staying Small is the Next Big Thing for Business." In this episode, we discuss how Jarvis challenges the tradit
Can a company be too big to fail? Join us as we unravel the Netflix’s docuseries, Big Vape: The Rise and Fall of Juul. From skyrocketing success to the exclusive "Decacorn" club to a staggering fall from grace, we plunge
On the heels of #HipHop50, we take a nostalgic journey to comb through the cultural impact of FUBU. In this episode, we highlight how Daymond John, J. Alexander Martin, Keith Perrin, and Carlton Brown created a brand tha
During its seven year stint, the competition show American Gladiators changed the face of television, creating the path for popular hits like Wipe Out and The Floor is Lava. But the there’s more to the story than tight s
Box-tops scandals, customs loopholes and black market deals sound like the true-crime story of a sleuthy bootlegger. In reality, it’s a tale of a midwestern man with a knack for reselling collectibles. In this episode, w
Eddie Brown is the living definition of “slow by steady wins the race.” Rising from poverty to heading a capital management firm worth over $17 billion, Brown’s memoir, Beating the Odds, describes his path of taking calc
Founder of Afro Future, a cultural gathering uniting the African diaspora in Ghana, Abdullah is on a mission to spread the stories of local Africans beyond the continent. His bootstrapped efforts have landed him as a spe
Money doesn’t disappear, it moves. In this episode, we reconnect with Mark Testa, owner of Mark Stephen agency, who followed the money and breathed new life into his experiential events company. Listen as he talks about
What do Oprah, Beyonce, and the CEO of Lowe’s have in common? They all had a hand in saving the Harlem Chocolate Factory. We continue our conversation with Jessica Spaulding, founder of the Harlem Chcocolate Factory, whe
Jessica Spaulding, a lifelong hustler and professional chocolatier understands the unexpected should be expected when starting your own business. Owner of the Harlem Chocolate Factory, Spaulding takes us on a journey of
These days, businesses can be more than just turning a profit. On a mission to combine people, purpose, and profit, DiverseCiti offers resources to ambitious entrepreneurs looking to expand their businesses. This week we
Lionheart is a modern Nollywood drama depicting the journey of a daughter trying to save her family’s business. As her father’s health declines, Adaeze takes on the challenge of keeping the business alive, alongside her
Reginald F. Lewis was one of the wealthiest black men in the 80’s, becoming the first to close a billion dollar leveraged buyout deal. In this episode, we review the book “Why Should White Guys Have All the Fun”, a biogr
The faceless basketball player logo of AND1 is as memorable as the story behind the brand. Listen as we discuss the rise and missteps of this cultural clothing staple, through the lens of the Netflix documentary, Untold:
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The Business Grind Show is hosted by Unknown Host. The show is categorised under business (entrepreneurship) and has published 53 episodes.
The Business Grind Show has published 53 episodes.
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