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Unknown Host hosts The Pod Bros Playbook, a general show with 32 episodes published.
Why tariff uncertainty and rising costs are crushing small business owners, and how founders with a public voice are building trust while their competitors go silent. In this episode, I break down the latest Joint Econom
Show notesThe AI valuation gap just hit eleven times. In 2025, AI startups raised checks nearly eleven times larger than non-AI companies. Four companies, OpenAI, Anthropic, xAI, and Waymo, swallowed sixty-five percent of all glob
Show notesThe SEC is no longer giving warnings. In September 2025, the Commission handed down its first Marketing Rule enforcement action, fining Meridian Financial 5,000 for a single unsubstantiated claim on its website. Then, in
Show notesEighty-five percent of clients now expect their law firm to disclose when AI was used on their case, according to the Wolters Kluwer 2026 Future Ready Lawyer Survey. But forty-four percent of law firms still have no form
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The 2026 1099 rule changes sound simple until a client tries to apply them. In this episode of The Pod Bros Playbook , Nick Gaiski breaks down why CPA firms should explain the new 1099 landscape before small business own
Show notesThe senior talent market in 2026 has gotten allergic to risk. Top operators are turning down twenty percent comp bumps because they do not trust the destination. That decision comes down to a private question they cannot
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The Department of Labor removed the 2024 retirement security rule from the Code of Federal Regulations and restored ERISA’s five-part test for investment advice fiduciary status. For wealth advisors, the real issue is no
Show notesAre you a top attorney who keeps losing clients to less qualified competitors? The invisible expert problem is costing law firms millions in lost revenue. In this episode, Nick Gaiski breaks down the referral validation
Show notesFor four years, the IRS waived the penalty on missed RMDs from inherited IRAs. Then mid-2024 Treasury finalized the SECURE Act regs and the rule that mattered came into focus: if your client inherited from someone who ha
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Episode summary There are 122,974 active coaches in the world today, up 54 percent in just six years. The market is saturated with generalists who all sound the same, and high-value clients are quietly defaulting to whoe
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Episode summary The Treasury and IRS issued final regulations on April 7, 2026 for the no tax on tips provision under the One Big Beautiful Bill Act. The rule covers more than 70 occupations and allows up to $25,000 in q
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Episode summary The 2026 M&A market is heating up. Bain reports global exit value jumped 43 percent year over year, and Morgan Stanley calls 2026 a resurgence year for deal activity. But every advisory firm is publishing
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Episode summary In-house legal teams are changing how they evaluate and retain outside counsel, and the shift is leaving traditional law firm marketing behind. This episode of The Pod Bros Playbook explains why corporate
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Episode summary Eleven thousand baby boomers turn sixty five every single day. The accumulation game is over for these clients. The new game is decumulation, and the wealth advisors who are answering retirement income qu
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Episode summary Half of your discovery calls aren’t showing up. The 2026 ICF report flagged scheduling and no-shows as the number one operational drag on the global coaching industry, and the math has changed: with 122,0
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Episode summary In 2026, burnout is not just a wellness trend. It is a revenue crisis. A growing number of founders are working harder than ever, posting more than ever, and closing fewer deals than they did two years ag
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Episode summary In 2026, fewer than 15 percent of law firms appear in AI-generated answers when potential clients ask for a recommendation. The firms that do show up have one thing in common: they’ve stopped trying to be
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Episode summary Most founders get their best leads from social media. But what happens when the platform changes the rules? In this episode, Nick Gaiski breaks down the platform dependency trap and explains why podcastin
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Episode summary In 2026, every law firm is racing to publish more content. Most of them are becoming invisible in the process. In this episode, Nick Gaiski breaks down the content sameness crisis hitting law firm marketi
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Episode summary Most service business owners lose warm referrals silently because prospects research them online and find nothing compelling. A branded podcast closes the trust proof gap by giving prospects the evidence
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