ROI Podcast™
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Realistic advice for small-to-medium business and startups with interviews from people who have been there.
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Loose, funny conversations turn product choices, customer misunderstandings, marketing tools, and everyday business problems into practical entrepreneurial talk.
ROI PodcastTM lets Law Smith and Eric Readinger move freely between guest conversations, practical business questions, and the kind of teasing that makes the shop talk feel unguarded.
A cut-off hoodie joke, then popcorn macros: Law Smith and Eric Readinger keep you guessing.
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A board-game gripe turns into a messy, funny hangout with real bite.
Law Smith and Eric Readinger keep the episode moving with jokes and digressions, from a Florida-man wrestling character to a Suno AI walkout song, and the riffing stays loose without falling apart.
A loose, funny argument for making joy part of the job.
This episode makes a plain case for treating joy as part of the work, not something reserved for later. It also warns that negative talk can feed a downward spiral, while success itself is a moving target that needs to be redefined over time.
A loose, lively founder chat that connects woodcraft, selling, and entrepreneurial pressure.
R.I. Podcast frames Dugout Mugs through the ordinary pressures of entrepreneurship: loneliness, administrative drag, customer-facing strain, and the small wins that make the work feel worth it.
John J. Murray and Eric Redinger keep Bigfoot, UFO lore, and secret-program theories in motion with comic banter and a skeptical edge.
John J. Murray and Eric Redinger spend the episode circling Bigfoot, UFO briefings, and secret government programs, but the real subject is disbelief itself.
A funny, loose founder interview that still gets to the product logic.
Omaha Protein Popcorn's Tim Rexius comes across as a founder who knows exactly what his snack is for and who it is for. The conversation moves from banter into product thinking: athlete use cases, the practical math of macros, and the case for a snack people will actually keep…
A practical, joke-heavy lesson in finding the buyers who already respond.
ROI Podcast stays focused on the practical question of finding the audience that actually responds. Jermaine Cheatham's story works because it moves from a string of cold calls that went nowhere to a narrower approach built around strategic people and existing relationships.
Loose banter that still lands on domains, typo traffic, and the business logic underneath.
The episode settles into a loose bar-room riff that keeps drifting back to practical operator talk. It moves from jokes about the intro music and politics to stories about tall friends who seem to attract trouble, then into the harder-edged material about domains, typo traffic,…
A loose business-and-comedy chat about helping draining family members.
The episode opens in familiar business-and-comedy territory, with camera-frame tinkering, review-and-subscribe banter, and a steady string of math and algebra jokes.
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.
Naval Ravikant on epistemology, startups, and crypto, from David Deutsch to Vitalik Buterin.
Alex Theuma interviews SaaS founders and investors on scaling to $10M-plus ARR.
Guy Raz traces founders' origin stories and fields live advice-line calls from entrepreneurs.
Alex Blumberg interviews guests like Megan Phelps-Roper and Shane McAnally about failure and reinvention.
John Whitt, founder of BusinessWit.com and a former 30-year corporate executive, explains why he left the corporate world in 2010 and moved into business coaching.
The host and guest engage in comedic banter about lateness and prostate exams before starting an interview about business.
It opens in a blur.
ROI Podcast opens loose and jokey, then lands on a joy-fueled success framework.
Kris, founder of Dugout Mugs, shares his journey from being 'unemployable' to building a $60M physical product brand.
The show opens with Bigfoot back on the radar at a Tampa Bay park.
Tim Rexius, founder of Omaha Protein Popcorn, shares his journey from losing half a million dollars to achieving 16,000% growth by pivoting marketing strategies and involving his family.
ROI Podcast™ episode 491 features Jermane Cheatham of CreatorsLearn.com explaining how he built an equipment finance brokerage and later turned that model into coaching for others.
Half the internet is now bots generating fake content—here's how bad it's gotten.
The hosts open by riffing instead of setting the table, which is the point.
Eric Roberts asked me to spot him at the gym and he was wearing Jamaican Zubaz pants
Law Smith and Eric Readinger blend comedy and candid talk to explore gender dynamics, empathy in relationships, and personal anecdotes, from fence-building struggles to helping friends in need.
The hosts open by arguing over the outro and how to make the fade feel smoother.
Hosts Law Smith and Eric Readinger engage in a freewheeling comedic conversation covering topics like dating dynamics, an encounter with porn star Alexis Fawx, eyebrow trends, and absurd ideas like 'Monkey Man Island'.
Law Smith recounts his chaotic experience at a 5K race hosted by Bert Kreischer and Tom Segura, including sneaking into VIP areas, awkward celebrity encounters, and humorous parenting anecdotes.
Law and Eric discuss practical AI tools for entrepreneurs, share frustrating tax filing stories, and debate podcast rebranding, all while blending comedy with business advice.
Law and Eric humorously analyze the math behind porn star Bonnie Blue's record of 1,057 men in 12 hours, then shift to a rant about a frustrating client with a rubber waste management idea.
The hosts open by talking about AI like it is just another handy tool on the table.
Two gay hosts riff on holiday gift-giving laziness and creative wrapping solutions.
Hosts Law Smith and Eric Readinger banter about podcast setup changes, online comments, and wild conspiracy theories, including Nazis with UFOs.
The hosts of ROI Podcast discuss the recent UAP disclosure hearing on Capitol Hill, humorously analyzing Representative Lauren Boebert's questions about alien hybrids and government secrecy.
ROI Podcast™ episode 'How To Avoid Politics and Embrace Conspiracy Theories, Pyramid Schemes | GIRTHYpod Ep 472' moves from Trump on Rogan and the Joe Rogan third hour into ballots, marijuana amendments, Diddy, Epstein Island, and Mace.
Law Smith shares practical tools and life hacks for entrepreneurs, covering AI writing with Zupyak, data privacy via Incogni, and email marketing with Flow Desk.
Two comedic hosts banter about recording issues and introduce their business-focused comedy podcast with sponsor reads.
The hosts banter about podcasting and promote sponsors while offering entrepreneurial advice.
The hosts introduce a special episode with family involvement and tease upcoming changes, then begin a lightning round of questions with a guest.
A comedic business podcast offering realistic advice for small-to-medium businesses, with a sponsor segment for an AI writing tool.
A comedic business podcast blending entrepreneurial advice with blue humor and sponsor reads.
A comedy-infused business podcast offering realistic advice for small-to-medium businesses and startups through interviews with experienced entrepreneurs.
A comedic business podcast offering pragmatic entrepreneurial advice and sponsor shoutouts.
A comedic business podcast with hosts joking and introducing sponsors before an interview.