
Real stories from the messy middle of starting up. Each episode, host Brian McCaffrey talks with founders, creators, and changemakers about the highs, lows, and lessons of building something from scratch. No glossy success stories - just honest conversations about what it really takes to leave the safe path, take the leap, and figure it out along the way.
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 11 | Founded | 9 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | CareersBusinessEntrepreneurship | |||

After five years at Google, Mantaj Sidhu walked away from the perks, the travel, and the security to return home to India and build something of his own.
In this episode, Mantaj shares the story behind Gill Organics, a unique farming business built... more
From underground fashion shows in Belfast to building a global storytelling business, Esther Mogada shares the messy reality of turning creativity into a profession.
In this episode, Esther talks about quitting her part-time job during the pandemic... more
Tim left a 12-year career in capital markets software to co-found a fintech startup. In this episode, he shares what it was like to build and close the business, and how that chapter propelled him into senior leadership roles across e-commerce and fi... more
Manu Ravio didn't set out to become a founder. After roles at Google, in deep tech, and in product leadership, he found himself experimenting with AI and eventually launching Formidable - a platform that turns static website forms into live, intellig... more
After nearly two decades at Google, Pete McAvoy found himself navigating an unexpected turning point. Instead of rushing back into another corporate role, he chose to experiment.
He explored startup advisory work, tested a short-term agency model, ... more
Ceysa McKechnie on redefining success as a founder Ceysa McKechnie left a successful corporate career to build her own business - and quickly realised that the old definitions of success no longer applied.
In this episode, we explore what "good" lo... more
How Edu Became the Leader His Company Needed What does it take to grow from founder to CEO? Edu Gaya opens up about Barner's highs, lows, imposter syndrome, tough decisions, and the resilience required to lead a company through chaos and back to grow... more
When Tony McGaharan left Google to start his own company, he didn't have a perfect plan, but he knew exactly how he wanted people to feel. That clarity shaped People Playbook, a business built on learning that's purposeful, practical, and playful.
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