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The Nathan Barry Show

Nathan Barry
Content Creation
Entrepreneurship
Youtube
Creator Economy
Marketing
Social Media
Kit
Email Marketing
Personal Branding
Audience Engagement
Storytelling
Community Building
Instagram
Linkedin
Social Media Marketing
Digital Marketing
Coaching
Short-Form Video
Affiliate Marketing
Personal Development

As the CEO of Kit, Nathan Barry has a front row seat to what’s working in the most successful creator businesses. On The Nathan Barry Show, he interviews top creators and dives into the inner workings of their businesses in his live coaching sessions. You get unique insight into how creator businesses work and what you can do to increase results in your own business. One of the things Nathan is pa... more

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The story you leave out of your content could be the reason someone connects with your work.

I sat down with Philip McKernan, author of One Last Talk, who has helped Olympians and World Cup athletes and consulted with the US Army and the Pentagon. W... more

YouTube

Most creators try to grow by posting more. More content, more platforms, more hours. But the biggest creators and thought leaders grow in a very different way, and most of it happens behind the scenes.

I sat down with Domonkos "Doma" Eross, founder ... more

YouTube

Personal brand has become one of the biggest buzzwords in the creator world. Creators everywhere are launching offers, building funnels, and posting consistently, yet very few are creating something people actually remember.

I sat down with Chris Do... more

YouTube

The online business world is changing. People have more information than ever at their fingertips, and the business models that many creators started out selling aren't converting the way they used to.

I sat down with Jasmine Star to talk about why ... more

YouTube

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Philip McKernan
Author of One Last Talk
Episode: AI Can't Copy This: Why Every Creator Needs an Origin Story in 2026 | Philip McKernan | 150
Domonkos Eross
CEO of Flowin, a creative agency for thought leaders
Flowin
Episode: The #1 Way to Grow Your Audience in 2026 | Domonkos Eross | 149
Chris Do
Emmy award-winning designer and founder of The Futur
The Futur
Episode: How to Build an Unforgettable Personal Brand | Chris Do | 148
Jasmine Star
Photographer, entrepreneur, digital offers expert
Social Curator (via discussion of her work)
Episode: Forget Courses, Sell This in 2026 To Make 7 Figures | Jasmine Star | 147
Ankur Nagpal
Founder/CEO, Teachable; founder of Cary; investor; public venture fund leader
Ankur Nagpal (Teachable, Cary, USVC)
Episode: $300M+ Founder: What Nobody Tells You Before Selling Your Business | Ankur Nagpal | 146
Tyler Chou
Entertainment attorney with 20 years at Disney, Skydance and BuzzFeed; lead counsel on multiple features
Private practice / entertainment law
Episode: $100M YouTube Lawyer Reveals How to Protect Your Channel in 2026 | Tyler Chou | 145
Pat Flynn
Founder/longtime host of Smart Passive Income, transitioning leadership
Smart Passive Income (SPI)
Episode: How to ACTUALLY Sell a Creator Business | Pat Flynn & Liz Wilcox | 144
Liz Wilcox
Community expert and email marketing strategist
Kit (partner/affiliate involvement)
Episode: How to ACTUALLY Sell a Creator Business | Pat Flynn & Liz Wilcox | 144
James Clear
Best-selling author of Atomic Habits
Author
Episode: How the Author of Atomic Habits ACTUALLY Makes Money | James Clear | 143

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Nathan Barry
Host of The Nathan Barry Show; CEO of Kit; frequently guides conversations with practical, revenue-focused coaching and live business insights.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 180 ratings
  • Full of key insights from smart creators!

    I’ve gotten so many valuable tips and inspiration from Nathan and his guests through this show. Happy to be part of the Kit Community and the quality business owners openly sharing their business models here!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Jonna Weber
    United Statesa year ago
  • This has become a go-to show

    After listening to this show for about a year, I’m increasingly realizing how much of a go-to resource it’s become for me. A lot of other entrepreneurial podcasts focus only on starting off as a creator — or feature only the outlying, massive stories that are inspiring, but not always relatable. I really appreciate Nathan’s focus on helping creators with established businesses take the next step. Also, gratitude to the guests who are so willing and open to sharing their work and their struggles.... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Dave Stachowiak
    United Statesa year ago
  • Show needs to be rebranded

    Intriguing show but terrible show name, no is going to look up the insert person’s name show, unless that person is Gary Vee or Steve Jobs level famous.

    Apple Podcasts
    2
    Gotchayeah
    United Statesa year ago
  • Must Listen for Creators

    Consistently great episodes. So much specific, actionable, practical advice and ideas. Nathan excels asking the right questions, highlighting guest expertise, and providing his own insights and experiences and deserve multiple listens.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Chexstix
    United States2 years ago
  • Appreciate all Nathan’s insights

    Nathan has done an extraordinary job leading Kit for years and his story and thinking have inspired lots of us. I appreciate the pratical conversations that often come out on the show and, even if not always exactly what I’m doing, challenges me to think anew as a creator and founder. Grateful to you, Nathan! 🙏

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Dave Stachowiak
    United States2 years ago

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Two hosts' dynamic is valued for real-world business discussions.

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The #1 Way to Grow Your Audience in 2026 | Domonkos Eross | 149
Q: What makes a podcast pitch stand out enough to land a spot on top shows?
A highly personalized email that connects the dots between the host's interests and the guest's unique perspective, rather than a boilerplate pitch. Demonstrating a real relationship or warm connection often trumps generic outreach in getting booked.
The #1 Way to Grow Your Audience in 2026 | Domonkos Eross | 149
Q: How do you use credibility indicators like 'Harvard' or 'McKinsey' in your pitches to increase the chance of them opening the deck?
By weaving specific, relevant signals into the subject line and body of the outreach, while also showing genuine familiarity with the recipient's work. The aim is to establish a human connection and demonstrate that you understand their voice, not just drop a generic promo message.
$100M YouTube Lawyer Reveals How to Protect Your Channel in 2026 | Tyler Chou | 145
Q: What are the critical steps in preparing a creator-led business for a potential exit?
Establish a solid corporate structure with a parent company and subsidiaries for each revenue stream, secure work-for-hire IP agreements, address misclassification issues, build a robust team, protect the back catalog, and consider buyback clauses to maintain optionality if an exit isn't ideal.
$100M YouTube Lawyer Reveals How to Protect Your Channel in 2026 | Tyler Chou | 145
Q: What should creators focus on beyond owning a channel to maximize long-term value?
Creators should diversify revenue by building a standalone brand with recurring revenue streams, an email list, a strong team, and scalable products, so the business can run independently of the creator. This reduces key-man risk and makes the company attractive to investors.
How the Author of Atomic Habits ACTUALLY Makes Money | James Clear | 143
Q: Why did you choose traditional publishing for Atomic Habits over self-publishing, and would you do it differently now?
He chose traditional publishing initially to access distribution and credibility (and to aim for bestseller status), then built a robust team and later launched Authors Equity to shift power toward authors, recognizing distribution and platform matter for long-term success.

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A practical, creator-focused show where experienced founders and builders discuss how they grow sustainable, high-leverage businesses. Episodes span launching and scaling digital products, live launches and webinars, writing and content strategy, IP and training programs, and hospitality-to-software playbooks. Frequent threads include building audience flywheels, converting attention into revenue, and balancing automation with personal touch. Noteworthy traits include blunt, actionable frameworks from guests who've scaled to seven or eight figures, plus live-coaching style insights from the host. Listeners looking for concrete, repeatable playbooks for creator economies, productized services, and scalable personal brands will likely find th... more

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2. Domonkos Eross
3. Chris Do
4. Jasmine Star
5. Ankur Nagpal
6. Tyler Chou
7. Pat Flynn
8. Liz Wilcox

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