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Hosted by Samuel Anderson · business · EN-US
Making the leap from employment to entrepreneurship can be a scary time. The biggest fear people have is the unknown. Here on the “You Can’t Afford Me Podast” we speak with hustlers and innovators on how to make the most of your journey. If you have questions we have answers.
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Signup to Generate a PitchMaking the leap from employment to entrepreneurship can be a scary time. The biggest fear people have is the unknown. Here on the “You Can’t Afford Me Podast” we speak with hustlers and innovators on how to make the most of your journey. If you have questions we have answers.
You Can't Afford Me is hosted by Samuel Anderson. The show has published 120 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "You Can Use Anxiety Without Letting It Use You" (20 October 2026, 56 minutes), "The Secret Sauce Is Not The Sauce" (7 October 2026, 79 minutes), and "How A Mobile Coffee Trailer Becomes A Real Brand" (2 October 2026, 52 minutes).
You Can't Afford Me publishes roughly every two weeks, with episodes averaging 53 minutes across 120 episodes.
Booking probability for You Can't Afford Me is 33%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. You Can't Afford Me requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. You Can't Afford Me's contact route on record: public web form.
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Samuel Anderson hosts You Can't Afford Me, a business podcast with 120 episodes published.
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Episode #32
Anxiety is everywhere right now, but nobody teaches you what it’s actually for. We sit down with Dr. Leslie Bottoms, therapist and owner of Wise Mind Counseling PLC in the Richmond, Virginia area, to get practical about...
Episode #31
A great restaurant is not built on a perfect recipe, it’s built on repeatable decisions. Chef and serial entrepreneur Paul Hubbard joins us to tell the real story behind Deep Run Roadhouse and his acquisition of Pearl’s...
Episode #30
A coffee business built inside a horse trailer sounds like a cute idea until you hear what it takes to make it real. We’re joined by Lori Traficanti, founder of Sipping Sunshine Cafe, to break down how she launched...
Episode #29
You’ve seen indoor golf spots that feel like a bar with a simulator. We wanted to know what happens when someone flips the model and builds a serious golf performance training facility instead and then drops it right in...
Episode #28
Hidden fees don’t feel painful until you add them up, then you realize you’ve been funding someone else’s profit with your own margins. We sit down with PJ Gallagher, owner of Reliable Payments, to pull back the curtain...
Episode #27
Colon cancer is showing up younger, faster, and in people who never saw it coming, and that reality changes what “normal” health planning looks like. We sit down with Mindy Conklin, founder and executive director of...
Episode #25
A 79 cent royalty check can either crush you or clarify the game. We’re joined by producer and songwriter Alex Mack (Easy Alex Mac), who went from a small town in Blackstone, Virginia to building a fast-growing career...
Episode #23
You know the moment when moving stops feeling like an “adult chore” and starts feeling like a full-body risk? We get into that reality with Chase Fuller, General Manager at Cavalier Moving, a Richmond moving company...
Episode #22
Something flips when you realize discipline is not a personality trait, it is a system you practice. I’m joined by Will, a long-time business owner in promotional marketing and the founder of a health coaching brand...
Episode #21
An 18-year-old college dropout running a fast-growing real estate media business sounds like a headline, but Preston Day makes it feel like a repeatable playbook. We talk with Preston, founder of The Perfect Plat in...
Episode #20
Car repossessed. Fired from a job that was supposed to be the “made it” moment. Then a decision: stop dabbling and start building. Martine Richardson joins us to tell the real story of how she climbed out of a rough...
Episode #19
A million-dollar home used to signal one thing. Now it can mean almost anything, which is why we wanted a straight, behind-the-scenes look at what “luxury” actually means when you’re designing and building a true custom...
Episode #18
Somebody offered Khabir “KB” Muhammed $50 million for his company and he said no. That moment is just the headline. The real story is how a kid from Compton turns pressure into discipline, uses sports and computer...
Episode #17
A career-ending injury can take more than your paycheck. It can take your identity. Natalie Russell lived that firsthand as a professional ballet dancer, then had to rebuild from zero, across countries, careers, and...
Episode #16
You probably think you know the YMCA. A pool. A gym. A place you went as a kid. Then Jody Alexander, President and CEO of the YMCA of Greater Richmond, sits down with us and reveals the much bigger truth: the Y is a...
Episode #15
If your nonprofit is hustling for small donations but still feels broke, the math might be the problem, not your mission. We sit down with Trevor Bragdon, founder of Seven Figure Fundraising, and get real about where...
Episode #14
Cake gets eaten. Flowers fade. The one thing that can outlive your wedding day by decades is the story you save. We sit down with Slade and Kinsley, the two creatives who sparked our decision to reopen Enso's wedding...
Episode #13
Rod Powell didn’t wake up planning to work in insurance. He spent two decades building a music career, learning the hard way how the business really works, and discovering the one lesson that translates everywhere: if...
Episode #12
A lot of people talk about “building something.” Cameron and Sam actually do it, fast. Cameron is a Virginia Tech student with a deep coding background. Sam is a longtime hustler who has already scaled real service...
Episode #11
You can book a trip in minutes, but can you build a trip that actually feels like you? We sit down with Joe Foster, owner of Living Your Bucket Listed Travel, to talk about what separates a basic booking from a true...
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