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Real conversations with the builders and leaders shaping Minnesota’s economy, from legacy industries to the frontiers of innovation. The Twin Cities Business Show is produced by the team at Twin Cities Business.
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Booking probability
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Signup to Generate a PitchReal conversations with the builders and leaders shaping Minnesota’s economy, from legacy industries to the frontiers of innovation. The Twin Cities Business Show is produced by the team at Twin Cities Business.
Recent episodes include "They Built and Sold Companies. Now They’re Helping Minnesota’s Next Generation of Founders." (28 October 2026, 66 minutes), "Why Have Restaurants Gotten So Expensive?" (21 October 2026, 47 minutes), and "Arctic Wolf CEO: AI Has Changed Cybersecurity Forever" (7 October 2026, 50 minutes).
The Twin Cities Business Show publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 49 minutes across 30 episodes.
Booking probability for The Twin Cities Business Show is 30%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. The Twin Cities Business Show requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. The Twin Cities Business Show's contact route on record: public web form.
The strongest fits for The Twin Cities Business Show are Holding Companies & Corporate HQs and Business & Management Consulting. The Twin Cities Business Show has a business audience.
The Twin Cities Business Show is a business podcast with 30 episodes published.
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Episode #31
Scott Litman and Dan Mallin have launched and exited five companies. In this episode, we sat down with both of them to discuss the realities of building a business, from their role as founders to supporting the startup...
Episode #31
Why have restaurants – in Minnesota and elsewhere – gotten so expensive? On this episode, we are joined by Adam Platt, Editor of Twin Cities Business, to break down the causes of why restaurants prices keep going up and...
Arctic Wolf CEO Nick Schneider joins the Twin Cities Business Show to talk about how artificial intelligence has fundamentally changed cybersecurity. According to Schneider, we are already past the point where humans...
What does it really take to build a career in professional football?Blake Baratz has spent decades as an NFL agent and the founder of IFA Sports, an agency here in Minneapolis. He’s represented players including former...
The Miller family has run Minnesota-based footwear company Minnetonka for decades. We sat down with the 3rd and 4th generation of the company's leaders in the latest episode of The Twin Cities Business Show. What is it...
How do you keep a newspaper alive for 92 years?Tracey Williams-Dillard is the CEO and publisher of Minnesota's oldest Black-owned newspaper, the Minnesota Spokesman-Recorder. The family-owned publication was founded by...
Minneapolis will soon be the home of an event that aims to be the world's biggest photography festival. The MODE Photography Festival, a three-day festival from the team behind Flickr and SmugMug, will take over...
Episode #23
Pivot Bio is transforming the fertilizer industry with innovative microbe technology that attaches directly to plant roots to continuously deliver nitrogen to the plant. This approach allows farmers to replace synthetic...
Every wondered how the Minnesota State Fair actually works? It's so much more than corn dogs, Sweet Martha’s cookies, and rides. It’s a $77 million operation that becomes Minnesota’s third-largest city for a magical 12...
Episode #21
You might not have heard of bioindustrial manufacturing, but it's time that you changed that. Biotechnology is poised to transform manufacturing, national security, and the global economy — and their Maple Grove...
Episode #20
Scott Stallman, President of Dunwoody College of Technology, joins the Twin Cities Business Show to discuss why higher education is facing generational challenges, what Minnesota needs to build the workforce of the...
Greiner Construction CEO Josh Helgesen started his career counting nuts and bolts at his family's lumberyard in small town Wisconsin. After dropping out of college and becoming an apprentice carpenter, he worked his way...
What if the future of rocket propulsion was printed instead of molded?On this episode of the Twin Cities Business Show, we sit down with Cora Leibig, founder and CEO of Chromatic 3D Materials, a company based in Golden...
Stephen Regenold is the founder of GearJunkie and a leading voice in outdoor media, entrepreneurship, affiliate commerce, and digital publishing.Stephen built GearJunkie from the ground up, starting as a newspaper...
How does Dairy Queen create new Blizzard flavors? Why do some menu items go viral while others never make it to stores? And could a Mango Sticky Rice Blizzard ever come to America?In this episode of the Twin Cities...
Kris Lindahl is one of the most recognizable business leaders in Minnesota. From his iconic billboard campaign to his Guaranteed Cash Offer program, he's built one of the largest real estate brands in the Midwest—and...
<p>From a single location in Edina's Galleria to more than 170 committed locations nationwide, FACE FOUNDRIÉ has become one of Minnesota's fastest-growing franchise success stories.In this episode of The Twin Cities...
<p>AI is going to transform every workplace, and that makes a lot of people afraid. At the first live taping of The Twin Cities Business Show, we asked Jaime Montemayor, the Chief Digital, Technology & Transformation...
<p>How can we get the venture and startup ecosystem in Minnesota to really take off? According to Mary Grove of Bread and Butter Ventures, we need to shift resources from investments in real estate and late-stage...
<p>There are 75 million hourly workers in the United States, and many of them are not eligible for employer sponsored health insurance. In this episode of The Twin Cities Business Show, Kobby Amoah, CEO of...
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