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Life is all about relationships and great leaders heavily invest in those relationships. On the Relationships and Revenue Podcast, we talk about how to improve our most significant relationships at home so we can be better in our business relationships. We talk with experts from all over the world representing many disciplines about the best tips and strategies to become amazing people and amazing leaders. Welcome to the show!
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
John Hewlin turns guest interviews into practical conversations about leadership, career growth, entrepreneurship, and the relationships that shape professional decisions.
John Hewlin treats leadership as something practiced through work, marriage, communication, and the choices competing for a person's time. His conversational interviews move easily between personal history and practical business questions. With Lorraine K.
Date night outranks your packed calendar, and John means it.
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A grounded look at values-based marketing and the audience behind it.
Kurt Luthard lays out a clear turn from political marketing and fundraising toward what his team calls liberty spenders: conservative or Christian consumers who want their purchases to line up with their values.
A reflective conversation about relationships, resilience, and pain that can be carried, not permanent.
Walker Kimberly Brandt and John Hewitt keep the discussion focused on relationships, leadership, and the idea that pain does not have to last forever.
Presence, coaching, and relationship-building make this a practical conversation about influence and career growth.
Lorraine K. Lee and Jon Hewlin keep the conversation centered on how presence and career growth feed each other. It starts with a simple idea and stays with it: stronger relationships at home can shape better business relationships, and that thread carries through visibility,…
A practical reminder to protect marriage, margin, and health before everything else.
The episode makes a clear case for keeping home life from getting crowded out by work and the rest of the schedule. Its strongest stretch comes in the practical talk about marriage: keep pursuing a spouse, put date night on the calendar, and build the rest of life around it.
Relationships, education, and leadership stay closely linked throughout.
Be the Superhero of Your Story with Dr. Nelva Lee (Part 1) follows a steady line through relationships, leadership, and education, with Dr. Lee arguing that success at work is shaped by the relationships built at home.
Leadership is treated as relationship work, with daily reflection and steady improvement at the center.
The episode treats leadership as relationship work first and business practice second. Amos Belongo keeps coming back to a plain idea: leaders do better when they invest in the most important relationships at home, and John Hewlin keeps the conversation locked onto that thread.
A candid, relationship-first conversation about how personal pain and forgiveness shape leadership.
Walker Brandt's conversation with John Hewlin is more interested in what it costs to live behind an image than in polished takeaways. Part two stays close to home life, forgiveness, and the way private pain can spill into business.
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.
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Host John Hewlin interviews Dr.
John Hewlin interviews Amos Belongo about intentional leadership, focusing on personal growth, giving back through the Camp Ohana Foundation, and the importance of creating more leaders.
Host John Hewitt interviews actress and author Walker Kimberly Brandt about her journey from Hollywood to spiritual self-discovery.
Walker Brandt names the ceiling she ran into.
Bill Cates, author of The Hidden Heist (September 2025), opens with a TEDx prop, a $1 million briefcase, to show that pennies doubling daily reach over $4.3 million after 30 days.
John Hewlin tells listeners that "pain leads to purpose, which ultimately leads to platform," tying it to his divorce finalized April 1, 2010.
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Former Black Hawk pilot and speaker Elizabeth McCormick explains the five-part PILOT method (Potential, Implementation, Leadership, Optimal performance, Tenacity) from her book with John Hewlin on the Relationships and Revenue Podcast.
Kurt Luidhardt, CEO of The Prosper Group, says his Mustard Seed Interactive data agency now includes data on 76.5 million "Liberty Spenders" alongside political donor data.
Garrett Maroon, a Virginia real estate agent and author of The Balanced Breakthrough, tells John Hewlin he went 5.5 months without a commission after joining Dave Caggiano's team in 2014.
Steven Puri tells host John Hewlin that trillion-dollar social media companies have a business model of "steal your life," which he contrasts with the book, app, or podcast people say they want to make.
Disaster consultant Charisse Mullins describes losing her home to a tornado while at dinner with her husband, then pivoting into 25 years of disaster recovery work.
Elizabeth McCormick, a former Black Hawk pilot, tells John Hewlin that fewer than 1% of Army pilots were women when she enlisted in 1994, and that two of seven women finished candidate school, placing first and third.
John Hewlin marks episode 300 of Relationships and Revenue with a solo recap, tracing the show back to his divorce on April 1, 2010 and a first episode on May 20, 2020.
Howard Pearl, CEO of Charitable Adult Rides and Services (CARS), tells John Hewlin he asks his kids "how they failed today" because failing means trying something new.
Howard Pearl, CEO of Charitable Adult Rides and Services (CARS), says his early drive came from "fear of failure" and trying to keep up with two successful older siblings.
Kurt Luthard discusses the $5 trillion liberty spender market—conservative or Christian consumers who prioritize values when buying.
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Host John Hula interviews author Andy Crocker about his book 'The Unconditionals' and discusses building relationships for business success.
Host John Hulin interviews Steven Puri, a former senior executive at Fox and DreamWorks, about improving relationships at home to enhance business leadership.
Host John Hewitt interviews author and business coach Michael E.
Host John Hewlin interviews Dr.
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Host John Hewlin interviews married entrepreneurs Kaylee and Robert Fukui about balancing marriage and business.
Host John Hewlin interviews married entrepreneurs Robert and Keeley McCooley about their book on work-life balance for married entrepreneurs.
Host John Hewlin interviews Panda Ludwig, a multi-time founder and transformative CFO, about improving relationships for business success.
Host John Hewlin interviews Panda Ludwig about improving relationships at home and in business to become better leaders.