Business stories with practical connective tissue.
INspired INsider Podcast is a business interview show centered on founders, authors, agency leaders, and software people. Dr. Jeremy Weiss frames each conversation through company journeys, favorite tools, books, acquisitions, growth systems, and the relationships behind a working business.
PRESS PLAY
INspired INsider Podcast is a long-running business interview show for listeners who want to hear how business people think in real time. It is direct and busy. Dr. Jeremy Weiss introduces guests through the surrounding ecosystem of founders, authors, software companies, agencies, books, and past conversations, so each episode quickly becomes more than a single profile. Software episodes point toward customer growth, acquisitions, favorite tools, and the operational habits behind software businesses. Agency episodes focus on influence, private equity, direct response, podcasting, gifting, and relationship-building as practical business infrastructure. Author conversations bring books into the business world, connecting models like business systems, negotiation, conflict, and scaling to everyday decisions. The show also follows newer business frontiers. In the AI-focused episodes, guests discuss agentic AI, enterprise workflows, agent registries, wallets, commerce protocols, and what happens when software agents need identity and money. Other conversations reach into blue-collar services, home-service growth, political fundraising, nonprofit copywriting, sports media history, and the scrappy origins of major brands. The pacing is brisk. There is frequent name-checking, quick context-setting, and a steady habit of connecting one guest to another. That networked quality is central to the show. It treats business knowledge as something passed between founders, authors, advisers, and business people, not as a tidy lecture. The result is practical, sometimes promotional, and often packed with references for listeners who like following trails. A founder may mention a favorite tool. An author may point to a framework. An agency leader may explain how deals, clients, or influence actually move. The best fit is a listener who enjoys entrepreneurial pattern recognition and does not mind hearing the business behind the interview itself. INspired INsider Podcast is less about a single niche than a rotating boardroom of business people comparing notes.
Made for: Built for founders, agency owners, software people, authors, marketers, and business-development-minded listeners who want concrete examples from working companies. It also suits people who discover ideas through books, tools, acquisitions, and founder-to-founder referrals.
What sets it apart: The show stands out through its dense web of references: each guest is placed beside related founders, authors, tools, companies, and prior interviews. That archive-first style makes the program feel like a live business network, not a one-off interview feed.
INspiredINsider.com Show with Dr. Jeremy Weisz features interviews with successful and inspirational entrepreneurs, authors, and visionary leaders. The interviews reveal deeply personal stories andexplore the tough journey of Big Challenges or Big Mistakes that the inspirational leaders overcame to achieve success.Here are some inspiring stories you will find:- Jonny Imerman with Imerman Angels--Listen to how one guest fought and beat cancer. He then started an organization to match others to help battle cancer by providing one on one mentorship with someone who has already battled and beat that same cancer. It is one of the largest organizations of its kind in the world. --Jordan Guernsey F…
Jeremy Weisz turns founder interviews into due diligence for your next big business idea.
Press play if you want
Short reviews from the PlayNext desk, based on the episodes we processed.
A grounded look at the identity, wallet and commerce rails that could let AI agents operate at scale.
Agentic AI gets a more tangible frame in this episode, as Raghu Bala of Synergetics lays out how software agents might be registered, hold identities and money in wallets, and transact across digital environments.
A practical SaaS interview focused on support, scale, and the machinery behind customer success.
Dr. Jeremy Weiss uses this Inspired Insider interview to sketch how Sean Clark of HighLevel thinks about scale, and the most useful material comes from the operating details.
A practical freemium discussion that links product limits to when companies choose to pay.
Dr. Jeremy Weiss keeps the episode focused on the freemium question, and Tom Millar answers from a software perspective that lets early-stage companies begin free, stay free for a while, and then pay once the limits start to matter.
Classroom practice, school change, and AI with purpose.
Media literacy, tested against real feeds.
Edtech talk with classroom sense and snacks.
Free classroom tech, tested by a teacher.
Classroom tech, explained teacher to teacher.
Campus AV talk from the people maintaining it.
This episode features an interview with Kurt Luidhardt about political fundraising success secrets, focusing on direct response strategies and copywriting techniques.
Tom Millar, founder and CEO of Eqvista, shares his journey from being rejected for an internship at Ink Paradise to later acquiring the company.
This episode features Alexander Landa discussing Akiva Labs' immersive learning platform that uses VR and AI to support neurodivergent learners.
Dr.
This episode of Inspired Insider features Patrick Ropella discussing team building and business growth strategies, while also promoting the podcast's production and gifting services through Rise 25.
This episode features Jason Falls discussing how agencies can transform their growth through influence, as part of a series on top agency strategies.
Host Dr.
Pat Mancuso tells Dr.
Philip Kupins of Pickle Power tells Dr.
Olivier Roth, co-founder and chief growth officer of The Swarm, explains how relationship intelligence maps warm introductions for sales, recruiting, and fundraising.
Gil Mackleff, co-founder of Assembly, argues that AI agents should operate through a human-guided “sherpa interface” that keeps people involved in decisions and deliverables.
Shriram Sridharan presents ROX's revenue agents as enterprise software that automates work from lead qualification through expansion while keeping human sales conversations.
Dr.
This episode features an interview with Tom Millar, who shares his journey from being a rejected intern to eventually acquiring the company, discussing entrepreneurship and business growth in the SaaS industry.
This episode features Jimmy Speyer discussing digital door knocking strategies for SaaS and blue-collar businesses, with host Dr.
This episode features an interview with Mike Morse discussing his Fireproof Method for growing and scaling businesses, drawing from his book and experiences as a successful law firm owner.
This episode features an interview with authors Mike Soltys and Garrett Sutton about their book 'Sports Heaven: The Birth of ESPN', exploring the scrappy startup origins of the sports media giant.
Raghu Bala, CEO and founder of Synergetics.ai, explains how enterprise workflows can combine human roles with agents for bookkeeping, accounting, controller, and CFO functions.