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Dear FoundHer...Real Founder Stories for Women Small Business Owners

Lindsay Pinchuk | Female Founder & Small Business Marketing Expert
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Dear FoundHer… is a How I Built This–style podcast sharing real stories from female entrepreneurs, female founders, and women in business, especially women 40+, who are building companies on their own terms.

Hosted by award-winning entrepreneur Lindsay Pinchuk, each episode features honest, thoughtful conversations with women CEOs and founders navigating leadership, decision making, career pivots,... more

PublishesTwice weeklyEpisodes361Founded5 years ago
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Latest Episodes

For simple, actionable tips to grow your business, subscribe to The FoundHer Files 

Steph Weibring's Etsy shop made $8,000 in a year. Then she made $8,000 in a single November. The move behind the jump is one of the fastest lessons in growing an aud... more

For simple actionable tips to grow your business, subscribe to The FoundHer Files 

Liz Lange proves that the best marketing rarely needs a big budget, just the right people.

On Dear FoundHer, host Lindsay Pinchuk talks with Liz Lange, founder of Li... more

For simple actionable tips to grow your business, subscribe to The FoundHer Files 

Lindsay Pinchuk shares the most important asset you are not leveraging in your business. She shares how leveraging your existing network can be a game-changer for bus... more

For simple actionable tips to grow your business, subscribe to The FoundHer Files 

Lindsay Pinchuk shares the importance of proactive network outreach for business growth, emphasizing a specific email strategy to reconnect with contacts and generate... more

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Recent Guests

Liz Lange
Founder of Liz Lange Maternity, designer and business leader
Liz Lange Maternity
Episode: Partnership Marketing and Bootstrapping: How Liz Lange Turned $20,000 Into a Maternity Empire
Liz Lang
Founder associated with Liz Lang Maternity
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Episode: Unlock Business Growth and Scaling Your Opportunities by Leveraging Your Network
Steph Wybring
Founder of Joy Creative Shop
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Christine DeWendel
Co-founder of Sunday App
Sunday App
Episode: Unlock Business Growth and Scaling Your Opportunities by Leveraging Your Network
Sadie Lincoln
Founder of Barre3
Barre3
Episode: The Invisible Truth Most Women Entrepreneurs Never Say Out Loud
Odessa Jenkins
Founder and CEO of the Women's National Football Conference
WNFC
Episode: She Got Adidas to Back an Idea on Paper | Female Founders and Bootstrapping with Odessa Jenkins
Leah Solivan
Founder of Taskrabbit; former Managing Director of Precedent VC; host of Breaking Precedent podcast
Taskrabbit; Precedent VC
Episode: How Taskrabbit Sold to IKEA: Leah Solivan on Partnership Marketing and Scaling a Business
Jenni Britton
Founder of Jenni's Splendid Ice Creams and Flora
Jenni's Splendid Ice Creams; Flora
Episode: Why Female Founders in Their 40s Build the Businesses That Last | Jeni Britton
Neka Pasquale
Founder of Urban Remedy
Urban Remedy
Episode: Scaling a Business Without a Plan: How Urban Remedy Got Into 400 Whole Foods Stores

Host

Lindsay Pinchuk
Host of Dear FoundHer, Founder, Acquired Entrepreneur

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 1.6k ratings
  • Amazing

    Lindsey is a beacon of light. Everyone should listen to the gems she drops. 💕

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Poodledreamer
    United States7 months ago
  • Inspiring!!

    If you are looking to be inspired by creative and powerful women then listen to this podcast! Lindsay interviews the most fascinating women entrepreneurs who share their growth stories and laugh along the way!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    KDTUFAN
    United States7 months ago
  • Podcast love

    Love these conversations. Lindsay is amazing!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Bonnie shift
    Canada7 months ago
  • Love this podcast!

    Great, empowering podcast for women. It's so interesting to hear about everyone's stories and struggles.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Jamie Gayle
    United States7 months ago
  • Amazing advice

    Love listening to this podcast…have found the topics very relatable and current.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Onedogwiz
    United States7 months ago

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Audience appreciates authentic storytelling and community-driven insights.
Professional and insightful, with a clear focus on actionable takeaways.
Celebrates women founders and provides practical growth tactics.
Strong emphasis on marketing, partnerships, and press as growth levers.
Some feedback calls for tighter intros but remains highly positive across episodes.

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Partnership Marketing and Bootstrapping: How Liz Lange Turned $20,000 Into a Maternity Empire
Q: What are three actionable steps for someone starting in business?
Get a real job in the area to learn the fundamentals before launching, shut out the noise from naysayers, and invest in your first hires who bring in deep experience when you can afford it.
Why Female Founders in Their 40s Build the Businesses That Last | Jeni Britton
Q: What are three actionable steps for a woman starting a business today?
Start something and sell it to someone, then listen closely; assemble a small, trusted team around you—three pillars: an outside coach, an advisor, and a competent attorney; adopt the mindset that the word 'company' implies you're not alone and build from there.
Why Female Founders in Their 40s Build the Businesses That Last | Jeni Britton
Q: Did you ever raise capital, and what prompted that step?
Capital came later, around 2016, after building a strong foundation and recognizing that the SBA loan coverage wasn't enough for continued growth, leading to venture/alternative funding for larger-scale expansion.
Scaling a Business Without a Plan: How Urban Remedy Got Into 400 Whole Foods Stores
Q: What advice would you give to a founder just starting out?
Cultivate a strong relationship with yourself to maintain intuition and integrity, hire a great attorney to navigate investment and equity, and pursue work that truly brings joy and aligns with core beliefs rather than chasing trends.
Scaling a Business Without a Plan: How Urban Remedy Got Into 400 Whole Foods Stores
Q: How did you scale while maintaining integrity and mission?
She emphasizes having a strong team aligned with the mission, the founder's ongoing role as guardian of standards, and hiring leadership (CEO) to handle operations while she stays focused on product and education; this balance preserved Urban Remedy's core values at scale.

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A candid, strategy-focused series showcasing female founders and leaders who built enduring businesses on their own terms. Conversations center on leadership decisions, growth, partnerships, and effective marketing—delivering practical playbooks for scaling, brand building, and community-centric growth. Episodes frequently highlight scrappy, low-budget tactics, the power of authentic storytelling, and resilience through setbacks, with guests spanning food, fashion, wellness, and services. A notable strength is the emphasis on real-world tactics (press, partnerships, community, and operations) delivered through personal founder journeys, making it a valuable resource for listeners seeking actionable guidance and inspiration.

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Recent guests on this podcast include:

1. Liz Lange
2. Liz Lang
3. Steph Wybring
4. Christine DeWendel
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7. Leah Solivan
8. Jenni Britton

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