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Coffee with The Greats by Miles Fisher

Miles Fisher
Jpmorgan Chase
Condoleezza Rice
Picasso
Bitcoin
Real Estate
Jamie Dimon
Nelson Mandela
Coffee With the Greats
Dotloop
Marathon Running
Gemini
MTV
Iheart Media
NFT
Berlin Wall
National Service
Social Media
Zillow

Conversations with extraordinary people on how they got here and the lessons they learned. Hosted by Miles Fisher.

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Latest Episodes

Chairman and CEO of JPMorgan Chase, Jamie Dimon chats about growing up in Queens, what he learned from Abe Lincoln, and how he went from losing his job to becoming one of the top bankers in the world.

Hosted by Miles Fisher

Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss are some of the most extraordinary individuals of the 21st century...They are investors, former Olympic rowers, and founders of Winklevoss Capital and Gemini Cryptocurrency Exchange.

Their athleticism is Olympian. Their... more

We sit down with Bob Iger, Executive Chairman of the Walt Disney Corporation.

Bob has been employed within the same company for 46 years. First at ABC television, rising the ranks within their sports, before eventually making his way to Disney, whe... more

From building birdhouses as a kid in rural Ohio to selling a nine-figure real estate tech company to Zillow, Austin Allison talks about growing up with a carpenter father, hitting rock bottom at 16, and how chasing passion over money shaped everythin... more

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Recent Guests

Jamie Dimon
CEO of JPMorgan Chase
JPMorgan Chase
Episode: Jamie Dimon - CEO of JPMorgan Chase
Cameron Winklevoss
Entrepreneur, investor and Olympian
Gemini
Episode: Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss - Entrepreneurs, Investors, Olympians
Tyler Winklevoss
Entrepreneur, investor and Olympian
Gemini
Episode: Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss - Entrepreneurs, Investors, Olympians
Bob Iger
Executive chairman of the Walt Disney Company
Walt Disney Company
Episode: Bob Iger - Chairman of Walt Disney
Austin Allison
Founder and CEO of Picasso
Picasso
Episode: Austin Allison - CEO & Founder of Pacaso
Simon Rich
Writer, screenwriter, and author
Episode: Simon Rich - Humorist, Screenwriter, and Author of New Teeth
Condoleezza Rice
Former U.S. Secretary of State, diplomat, professor
Hoover Institution / Stanford University
Episode: Condoleezza Rice - Legendary Diplomat
David Rubenstein
Founder of The Carlyle Group; philanthropist
The Carlyle Group
Episode: David Rubenstein - Founder of The Carlyle Group
Bob Pittman
CEO of iHeart Media
iHeart Media
Episode: Bob Pittman - Media Mogul & CEO of iHeart

Host

Miles Fisher
Host of Coffee with The Greats

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 492 ratings
  • Inspirational Podcast

    Miles, I must say is a great interviewer. The questions being asked are questions I have always wanted to ask people of this stature. Great selection of people from various backgrounds and business type. I listened to the majority and soon coming to finish up. Hoping Miles will be back with another season. I have sent certain episodes to close friends and family, that could really appreciate such inspirational material. Thank you Miles for such a great podcast.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    The Füher
    United States3 years ago
  • Yes, Paris Hilton led me to this AWESOME podcast!

    Yep, I saw a jaw-dropping IG post with Miles and Paris Hilton, which then lead me down the rabbit hole to this really awesome podcast.

    I have watched five so far and going to binge it all weekend. Great variety of people - ages, backgrounds, business-minded yet personal and inspiring conversations. Reminds me of How Did You Do That business podcast but better!

    Miles is a great interviewer. Love it!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    CherylAPatrick
    United States4 years ago
  • Great interviews

    The format is nice and works really well with the guests. There is a lot to take away including books and ways to focus on self growth. The guests have been heavy on the business side so far- but the longer the show goes the wider the variety and content will grow. Also Mile’s coffee brand “Bixby” is pretty great too.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Devour Inc.
    United States5 years ago
  • Coffee with the greats

    Insightful, original, and fun to listen. Miles, by virtue of his varied background and curiousity, is a great interviewer.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    joeinjacksonville
    United States5 years ago
  • Great pod! Easy intelligent listening.

    Witty, personable content from titans of industry, from sports up through the c-suite. The guests are masterfully guided by an affable, thoughtful host in Fisher. Great work!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Nell2020y
    United States5 years ago

Listeners Say

Key themes from listener reviews, highlighting what works and what could be improved about the show.

High-quality storytelling with valuable takeaways for aspiring leaders and founders.
Strong mix of business, leadership, and personal stories from high-profile guests.
Listeners appreciate the host's thoughtful questions and the candid tone of interviews.
Some fans notice a lack of female guests and hope to see more balance over time.
Insightful conversations with industry leaders that feel authentic and human.

Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

Bob Pittman - Media Mogul & CEO of iHeart
Q: How did Steve Ross influence your view on innovation and risk-taking?
Steve Ross treated brainstorming as a core activity and encouraged taking calculated risks; Pittman learned that you should welcome mistakes as byproducts of experimentation and innovation, not as failures to fear.
David Rubenstein - Founder of The Carlyle Group
Q: How did you end up funding and building a career in private equity after your White House experience?
David explains that he realized practicing law was a business and that he needed to pursue something with greater financial reward and growth potential. He leaned into fundraising, built a specialized team, and gradually learned how to attract capital through thoughtful storytelling and a low-key, Washington-focused approach.
Austin Allison - CEO & Founder of Pacaso
Q: What inspired the Picasso ownership model and its long-term vision?
An emphasis on ownership, community, and mission—creating a platform where people feel connected and where the company aims to endure for generations, not just be sold.
Austin Allison - CEO & Founder of Pacaso
Q: How did your teenage turning point influence your later career?
A pivotal moment at 16 when negative decisions shifted toward accountability and positive actions, leading to better grades, real estate success, and a commitment to building something that lasts.
Austin Allison - CEO & Founder of Pacaso
Q: What core principles guided your early business decisions?
The core principles were following my passion, working hard at what I love to do, and seeking efficiency—solving real problems in real estate with a focus on impact rather than money or titles.

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A steady stream of in-depth conversations with top leaders across finance, technology, media, and entrepreneurship. Interviews focus on leadership philosophy, career pivots, and the personal habits behind high-impact work, often weaving in mentorship, culture, and the challenges of steering large organizations through change. A notable throughline is the blend of practical business lessons with human stories, from early influences to later-career reflections, all kept in a relaxed, coffee-chat tone. The show often features high-profile guests and recurring thematic sponsorships, creating a distinctive, intimate format that appeals to ambitious professionals seeking actionable takeaways and personal inspiration.

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Recent guests on Coffee include:

1. Jamie Dimon
2. Cameron Winklevoss
3. Tyler Winklevoss
4. Bob Iger
5. Austin Allison
6. Simon Rich
7. Condoleezza Rice
8. David Rubenstein

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