Top Business Episodes
If you're anything like us, you probably just want to listen to a top episodes, so here’s a list of the best business episodes. After the top episodes, you'll find a rundown of the best business podcast shows to follow this year. We’ll update this page on a monthly basis so be sure to come back frequently and often for the latest podcast gems!
The list of the top 10 Business episodes for January 2022 is compliled from Repod’s podcast app chart data. The list below is updated monthly, daily Business charts can be found inside the app.
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The Journal.Formula One Gets Fuel From NetflixAfter years of struggling to attract new fans, Formula One is suddenly finding tons of them. The reason? A reality TV show on Netflix, called "Drive to Survive." WSJ's Joshua Robinson explains how a show he likens to "The Real Housewives of Monte Carlo" made F1 a model for modern...
"Whether you watched the Netflix show or not, interesting perspective on the power that reality tv can have on sport. Apparently golf is next in line for a series. What sport would you like to see featured like Formula One was? I’m thinking some more obscure sport like bobsledding or curling🥌"
"Whether you watched the Netflix show or not, interesting perspective on the power that reality tv can have on sport. Apparently golf is next in line for a series. What sport would you like to see featured like Formula One was? I’m thinking some more obscure sport like bobsledding or curling🥌"
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How I Built This with Guy RazAudible: Don KatzBefore mp3 players came along in the mid 1990's, listening to audiobooks was a pain. The number of titles was tiny, narration was dull, and if you wanted to listen on the go, you had to juggle a bunch of clunky cassettes. Don Katz faced these frustrations every day while...
"I had no idea that Audible came out with a audio device in the 90s that predates the iPod by like 7 years. Ahead of the game. "
"I had no idea that Audible came out with a audio device in the 90s that predates the iPod by like 7 years. Ahead of the game. "
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Hidden BrainWork 2.0: The Obstacles You Don't SeeIntroducing new ideas is hard. Most of us think the best way to win people over is to push harder. But organizational psychologist Loran Nordgren says a more effective approach is to focus on the invisible obstacles to new ideas.
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"Really enjoyed this episode as well!! I've always loved the business case they mentioned at the beginning of the episode about how consumers prefer to use a real egg in a boxed cake mix, even though it could technically be in powder form. "
"Really enjoyed this episode as well!! I've always loved the business case they mentioned at the beginning of the episode about how consumers prefer to use a real egg in a boxed cake mix, even though it could technically be in powder form. "
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Yeah, That's Probably an Ad253 - The Best Ads of 2021Earlier this week, we unveiled Adweek’s list of the 25 Best Ads of 2021 and on this week's episode of Yeah, That's Probably an Ad, David and Shannon talk about their personal picks and why they feel they represented the best of the year’s brand marketing....
"YES! I love it that Geico's "scoop there it is" made it in this list of the best ads of 2021. There's just something so happy and wholesome about it 🍨🍨🍨"
"YES! I love it that Geico's "scoop there it is" made it in this list of the best ads of 2021. There's just something so happy and wholesome about it 🍨🍨🍨"
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The Journal.Can 'Immersive' Van Gogh Beat the Real Thing?The painter Vincent Van Gogh is having a moment. Right now, multiple companies are battling to sell tickets to dozens of immersive shows of his work, which involve virtual-reality headsets and large-scale projections. WSJ's Kelly Crow tells the story behind this new way of viewing art and why it is...
"The "immersive" Van Gogh experience here in Manchester received terrible reviews, so I'm not sure if they will be as successful now that people know what to expect from these types of events.
Personally, I'd rather just go see a real Van Gogh painting OR go to an original immersive experience (like Meow Wolf in Santa Fe). The digital adaptations of old paintings seem like a bit of a scam. "
"The "immersive" Van Gogh experience here in Manchester received terrible reviews, so I'm not sure if they will be as successful now that people know what to expect from these types of events.
Personally, I'd rather just go see a real Van Gogh painting OR go to an original immersive experience (like Meow Wolf in Santa Fe). The digital adaptations of old paintings seem like a bit of a scam. "
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Industry FocusCG: The Business of CandyGet in the spirit for Halloween by joining Motley Fool analysts Asit Sharma and Emily Flippen as they break down the business of candy in today's episode of Industry Focus. Stocks: Tootsie Roll (TR), Nestle (NSRGY), Mondelez (MDLZ), Berkshire Hathaway (BRK.B) Check out more of our content here: Podcasts ...
"Really enjoyed this thanks for the share! I agree with the analysts, candy in general is a product that is easily substitutable. Personally, I rarely buy name brand candy anymore (except for reese's and sour patch kids). The Aldi alternatives (at least here in the UK) are just too good and so cheap! "
"Really enjoyed this thanks for the share! I agree with the analysts, candy in general is a product that is easily substitutable. Personally, I rarely buy name brand candy anymore (except for reese's and sour patch kids). The Aldi alternatives (at least here in the UK) are just too good and so cheap! "
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An Arm and a LegWhy rapid COVID tests are so freaking expensiveWho’s making a buck: rapid test edition. Rapid, at-home COVID tests are pretty much essential if you want to see friends and family this holiday season, and stay safe.But they’re freaking expensive and can be hard to find. What the heck happened?When ProPublica reporter Eric Umansky went looking for COVID...
"The first 8 mins is very educational as it relates to the diff between a rapid test and a PCR. "
"The first 8 mins is very educational as it relates to the diff between a rapid test and a PCR. "
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"Excellent advice here on business email etiquette and best practices! There are so many unnecessary emails running wild out there 😬😬😬"
"Excellent advice here on business email etiquette and best practices! There are so many unnecessary emails running wild out there 😬😬😬"
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Business CasualThe Business Behind Airports & What It’s Like To Live In OneTom Pallini, aviation reporter for Business Insider, recently wrote about his experience living at "the best airport in the world." He chats with Scott and Nora about the business of airports including how airports operate and make money, why many U.S. airports look like decaying malls, and what’s being done...
"Something you don’t think about is how or why businesses choose to have airport locations…"
"Something you don’t think about is how or why businesses choose to have airport locations…"
Editors Choice: Top Business Shows
We've scoured all of the influential and most popular business podcasts to bring you a list of hand-curated business podcasts. We'll update this list of the top podcast shows periodically throughout the year, so whether you're an entry-level professional, executive, entrepreneur, or hustler, these business podcasts should be on your list of the best podcasts to follow in 2020.
The list of the top 8 best Business podcasts of 2022 is a compilation of the editor’s choice + collaboration with the Repod community.
Business WarsThere is always rivalry in the business world as each company struggles for the consumer’s attention. Business Wars podcast grants listeners access to an up-close examination of the juicy details between two rival brands. The host, David Brown, skillfully guides the conversation to the story of what pushes these competing two companies to do better. Listeners get juicy information about these brands that they otherwise have no right to....
THE ED MYLETT SHOWLooking for a show that features guests across the board? Try out the Ed Mylett Show. Ed Mylett’s connections and charming personality mean that he can feature proven performers in the following niches: science, politics, sports, entertainment. This engaging one-on-one format style offers inspiration, entertainment, practical steps, and more....
Freakonomics RadioA spin-off of the hit 2005 non-fiction book Freakonomics by Stephen Dubner and Stephen Levitt, this podcast covers socio-economic issues, but it’s way more interesting than it sounds, touching on topics that do and do not have an obvious connection to the economy. The podcast takes a deep dive into “the hidden side” of things like drugs, languages, income inequality, and what it’s like to be a CEO. Each episode features interviews with experts that...
HBR IdeaCastHarvard Business Review (HBR) IdeaCast podcast brings listeners closer to some of the leading minds in business and management. Host, Sarah Green Carmichael, skillfully conducts energetic interviews that are thought-provoking in every regard. HBR is the recommended podcast for anyone looking for insight into effective business strategies. Moreover, the podcast also skillfully dissects various problems that business owners face and how to solve them....
How I Built This with Guy RazAnother podcast produced by NPR, How I Built This with Guy Raz (hosted by, you guessed it, Guy Raz) covers topics like business, innovation, and entrepreneurship. Each episode dives into the story behind a specific entrepreneur and the movement they started, including the people behind well-known companies like Instagram, Airbnb, Lyft, Chipotle, and Ben & Jerry’s. It’s super insightful and revealing, with plenty of gems to offer about how people succeed. It’s a great choice...
Masters of Scale with Reid HoffmanHow’s this for a fun fact? Reid Hoffman is the co-founder of LinkedIn. At this point, there’s really not much to say, is there? On Masters of Scale podcast, other professionals join him, and they introspectively analyze the growth process of compan¬ies and firms. If there’s a way multinationals can emerge from ordinary kiosks, they have it all figured out. There's only one way to find out fo¬r yourself, tune in !...
No Limits with Rebecca JarvisHave a dream but don't know where to begin? Looking for wisdom from women who've already "been there?" Whether you're looking for answers or you just want to hear a good story, you're in the right place. Hosted by ABC News Emmy Award-winning journalist and Chief Business, Technology & Economics Correspondent Rebecca Jarvis, "No Limits" is where the most-impressive women in the world go to let their guards down and share honest stories about what...
Planet Money“Economics for Beginners!” would easily fly as an alternative name for the Planet Money podcast. When they’re not gossiping or discussing Hollywood’s Black List, they're mainly discussing the nitty-gritty of economics. For those that wonder what inflation, charts, graphs, tax rates, and government monetary policies mean for an American citizen, Planet Money is the podcast to get answers. Hosts Amanda Aronczyk, Mary Childs, Karen Duffin, Jacob Goldstein, Sarah Gonzalez, and Kenny Malone do the most...
Travis Osterhaus | January 01, 2022
Calling all those who work for a startup, lead a team, in college, act as an officer of a Fortune 500 company, changing careers, love your job, hate your job or are somewhere in between. Podcasts are powerful platforms to access today’s top business leaders, stay informed, find inspiration, and learn something new.
With 100s and 1000s of business podcasts to choose from, which ones are the best of the best? Look no further than Repod’s top picks – from marketing, management, entrepreneurship, and other fields – this ultimate list of business podcasts will give you insight into the lives of successful individuals and notable thought-leaders.
