A steady, practical look at why calm can be a business asset.
Business Owners Radio keeps Josephine Campbell's visit focused on calm, personal energy, and the habit of not letting pressure decide the room.

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Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Practical guest interviews turn leadership and sales questions into usable operating frameworks for business owners.
Business Owners Radio turns management problems into structured conversations with authors and business practitioners. Craig Moen and Shai Gilad keep interviews centered on decisions an owner can act on, from bringing a sales conversation to a close to balancing attentive…
A hiring interview gets a rubric, and your 'culture fit' hunch gets a polite challenge.
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A steady, practical look at why calm can be a business asset.
Business Owners Radio keeps Josephine Campbell's visit focused on calm, personal energy, and the habit of not letting pressure decide the room.
A practical leadership conversation that treats people skills as a durable hiring edge.
Business Owners Radio frames William Vanderbloemen's new book as a grounded discussion of hiring, communication, and the human side of work. It keeps returning to what makes people valuable on a team, how AI is changing the coding conversation, and why being good with other…
A practical systems lens for owners tired of one fix creating another.
Business Owners Radio uses David Newell's systems thinking to frame a solid owner-level conversation. The episode keeps circling the same useful idea: culture, strategy, operations, story, and finance do not sit in separate lanes, and fixing one without checking the others can…
A plain case for selling the right solution, not the obvious one.
Business Owners Radio uses Scott Edinger's story to make a plain case for growth: sales works better when it starts with diagnosis instead of guesswork.
Better questions and better listening make for better business.
Business Owners Radio uses Cynthia Kay's broadcasting and investigative reporting background to make a simple case for better selling: ask better questions, stay curious, and listen before talking about what is being offered.
Leadership is framed as a balancing act, not a slogan.
The episode settles into a practical look at what it takes to move from manager to leader. Adam Bryant treats that shift as a balancing act: listen first, then decide; take in input, then be ready to be direct when the moment calls for it.
A steady conversation about burnout, validation, and the pressure to lead well.
Jimmy Burrows treats burnout less like a personal flaw and more like a leadership problem: validation, performance, and the strain of scaling without running people into the ground.
A plain, useful case for one number and the discipline behind it.
Business Owners Radio takes a direct swing at a familiar problem: how does a company know it is creating value? Lee Benson ties strategy to execution and grounds the idea in Able Aerospace's climb from three employees to 500.

Rob Walling on bootstrapped SaaS growth, plateaus, and exits — with founders who lived them.

Abbey Ashley's playbook for turning your job skills into a virtual assistant business.


SaaS operators on scaling, pricing and AI, metrics included.


Alex Blumberg interviews guests like Megan Phelps-Roper and Shane McAnally about failure and reinvention.
Adam Bryant, who interviewed 1,000+ CEOs about leadership, presents three core questions every leader must answer: Do you really want to lead?
Craig Moen and Shai Gilad welcome Dr.
Damon frames leadership as learning in practice, not a title you grow into once and keep forever.
Business Owners Radio Episode 235 features Jackie Bebenroth, Principal and Brand Advisor at Muse, who says her firm has positioned over 80 brands in 20 years.
Craig Moen and Shai Gilad welcome William Vanderbloemen to Business Owners Radio for a conversation about leadership, hiring, and the habits that set the best leaders apart from the rest.
In this episode, hosts Craig Moen and Shai Gilad interview Manny Schievo-Felax, a business consultant and author, about managing profitability during business growth.
Business Owners Radio welcomes Josephine Campbell, author of Power Barometer, to talk about personal energy instead of treating time and money as the only scarce resources.
Priscilla McKinney joins Craig Moen and Shai Gilad to talk about why collaboration can matter just as much as competition.
David Newell joins Business Owners Radio to talk about how Evolve Leadership Consulting came to be.
Business Owners Radio Episode 239 features content marketing strategist John Egan discussing his book 'The Stripped-Down Guide to Content Marketing.' Egan explains that while content marketing has existed since the 1800s, the modern strategic industry is relatively new.
Business Owners Radio Episode 236 features Scott Edinger, author of The Growth Leader, talking about why many companies separate leadership strategy from the people who sell the product.
Craig Moen and Shai Gilad welcome Jimmy Burrows to Business Owners Radio for a conversation about burnout and leadership performance.
Craig Moen and Shai Gilad welcome Cynthia Kay to Business Owners Radio for a conversation about small business growth, customer relationships, and the value of asking sharper questions.
Dave Collins joins Business Owners Radio to talk about cultural fit, bias, and interviews.
Craig Moen and Shai Gilad sit down with Heather McGowan to talk about leadership for an empowered workforce that no longer fits old management habits.
Lee Benson, former owner and CEO of Able Aerospace, says his book Our Most Important Number grew out of a search for a better way to create value than traditional goal setting.
Business Owners Radio episode 232 features Nikki Rausch, CEO of SalesMaven and author of The Selling Staircase: Mastering the Art of Relationship Selling, speaking with Craig Moen and Shai Gilad.
Craig Moen and Shai Gilad welcome Barbara Mitchell and Cornelia Gamlin to talk about The Decisive Manager: Get Results, Build Morale, and Be the Boss Your People Deserve.
Jeremy Kubitschek discusses his book 'The Communication Code,' which emerged from resolving a major business partnership conflict.
Business Owners Radio Episode 242 features Matt Phillips, an international leadership coach and host of the Matt Phillips Podcast, who coaches sales leaders on mental toughness.
Adam Bryant joins Business Owners Radio to talk about the jump from manager to leader.
Robert Jordan, CEO of Interim Execs, discusses his new book 'Right Leader, Right Time' and the FABs leadership framework—fixer, artist, builder, strategist.
Business Owners Radio episode 241 features Mike Estraday, founding partner and CEO of Integrity Solutions, discussing his co-authored book “Listen to Sell: How Your Mindset, Skill Set, and Human Connections Unlock Sales Performance.” Estraday argues that sales is “probably the best time in history to be in sales” because buyers face “10,000 choices” and need a professional to help them choose.