
Writer Joey Held interviews cool people doing awesome things, with a slant towards authors, musicians, and small and local businesses. You'll get all kinds of actionable advice, like how to start your own business, tips on honing your writing skills, and ways to better market yourself. Be a pal and listen along!
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 56 | Founded | 11 years ago |
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Personal finance is a finicky subject for a lot of people – especially for personal trainers. They’re just kind of thrown into the mix without any kind of real preparation. In this episode, Nelson Toriano joins us to chat about his new book, For the ... more
It’s a spirited Chicago episode, y’all! I’m joined by Austin blogger Jin Laqui, who, like me, grew up in the Windy City. And we’re watching the Thursday Night Football game between beloved Chicago Bears and the visiting Dallas Cowboys. Watch this fun... more
Hope you've got your bags packed and are ready to roll! I'm joined by Adrienne Ritter, who quit her job and traveled throughout the United States and 14 different countries in four months during what she's calling her “life sabbatical.”
Adrienne sha... more
Dave MacDonald from Crafted1K joins the podcast to talk all things cartooning. Dave talks about how he developed a love of comics and doodling at a young age (shout out to Calvin and Hobbes and Garfield) and how accidentally stumbling into a sales ca... more
Robert Kerbeck is the founder of the Malibu Writers Circle and a three-time Pushcart Prize nominee. Kerbeck’s work earned him a mentorship by the managing editor of the highly-esteemed Tin House. Kerbeck’s first-person account of the Woolsey Fire was... more
This episode features Mark Struczewski, a.k.a. Mister Productivity. We chat about how Mark went from losing his job to becoming an entrepreneur and helping people be productive in a distracted world. Mark dives into a few of the challenges and opport... more
This is the most eggciting episode yet! I’m chatting with Bonnie Tyler, founder of the Negg hardboiled eggs peeler, which takes the excruciating part of hardboiled eggs (the peeling) and turns it into an absolute joy.
Bonnie and I talk about the ide... more
I’m joined by Kristen and Winston Millican, who run the Millican Pecan orchard in San Saba, Texas. Millican Pecan has been around since 1888, so clearly they’re doing something right. We chat about the history of the Millicans, including their first ... more
Great energy and useful content. Well done for sharing episodes over such a long time. Keep up the good work!
Talking with Joey on "Locally Sourced Joey" is far and away the most fun I've had in quite some time (and that includes the International Co-Ed Jell-O Wrestling Championships I just took part in for a European reality show!).
Okay, maybe it was a close second.
Still, Joey's awesome - and I hope to chat with him again in the near future.
I enjoy the relaxed nature of the discussions & his guests always have interesting insights to share. Great podcast!
Joe's style is fun and free-flowing. As a listener, I feel like I'm in the same room with him and his guests having a great time.
Joey's interview style is casual and easy-going, which gives his guests a great opportunity to open up and go deeper into their answers than in other places. It makes for an easy listen that any listener will find enjoyable.
Aye this is great
Interesting podcast. Weird yet relevant topics discussed with a chuckle and a popsicle stick joke. 10/10 would recommend.
The host is very professional and is knows how to carry an interesting conversation with his guest. I highly recommend tuning in!
The variety of guests on here is pretty nice. I enjoyed the March Madness podcasts and some of the personal self-improvement folks were really helpful. Always learn something new each episode. What more could you ask for?
Good variety of guests and topics.
Relatable
Lots of wacky guests, and some terrific stories. Plus each episode ends with a corny joke, and I can never get enough of those.









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