Does anything in business give the very busy entrepreneur the same thrill as sacking a quarterback?

We grew up with posters of Lamborghinis on the walls. He drives them for a living.

Lloyd Kaufman, the heart, brains and other assorted body parts of Troma Entertainment, explains how the sausage is made at his defiantly independent film company.

The TV producer and branding extraordinaire co-founds companies that make magic.

The Discovery+ star on his hit series 'Moonshiners' and the joy of joy juice.

A decade ago, Stephan Aarstol walked onto the set of 'Shark Tank' and left with $150K deal. Here's what he's learned since.

The co-founder of Reddit on why finding balance will make you more successful.

Dr. Sharif Tabbah, a certified strength and conditioning specialist, explains simple ways to undo the damage our bodies take from sitting on our butts all day.

How this Army veteran created a publishing and animation powerhouse.

The Grammy-award-winning rap artist has teed up his own golf sportswear line called “Bogey Boys.”

The pioneering comedian you know from ‘Mr. Show with Bob and David,’ ‘Always Sunny in Philadelphia’ and ‘24’ discusses her new special ‘Mary Lynn Rajskub: Live From the Pandemic.’

Founder Ani Torosyan gives the tasty details on her platform that makes home cooks (and hungry customers) very happy.

Behavioral analysis expert Robin Dreeke discusses the key takeaways of his book 'Sizing People Up: A Veteran FBI Agent's User Manual for Behavior Prediction'.

In Wondery’s newest series, Business Movers, host Lindsay Graham dives deep into the inner workings of some of the most successful companies of all time. From the origin stories of their famed leaders to the million dollar idea that catapulted them to success, how exactly did these companies grow from an idea and a dream to multi- billion dollar corporations? Hear the landmark decisions, the scandals, and the stunning triumphs that made them who they are. First up: Walt Disney. Listen at http://wondery.fm/realjob_movers

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Weird, hilarious and Australian!

The most decorated skier in U.S. history discusses his incredible career and his new tech platform SKEO that promises to make a better skier out of even you.

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The wildly inventive, sometimes weird and always magical musician talks creativity and what it is like to perform in a bubble.

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The comedy legend discusses creating great art and even greater vodka.

The 'Top Chef' finalist, best-selling author and the host of the new podcast 'Say Yes! With Carla Hall' talks about the fine art of figuring it out as you go.

The drummer and vocalist for the wildly inventive metal band discusses creativity, team work and the occasional arrest.

The star and Executive Vice President of AEW (All Elite Wrestling) explains how to survive inside the ring and inside the boardroom.

The entrepreneur, philanthropist, author and producer discusses the fine art of getting shit done.

The inside story of the most iconic piece of exercise equipment to ever grace a TV screen: The ThighMaster. (Sorry, Shake Weight.)

Lloyd Kaufman, the heart, brains and other assorted body parts of Troma Entertainment, explains how the sausage is made at his defiantly independent film company.