Podcast and clips
A monthly episode of The Check-In recorded with you, and the clips cut from it.
$600
a month
- One recorded episode a month
- Clips for every platform
- Published on Apple, Spotify and YouTube
The Check-In
Founders, in their own words.
35 conversations so far about what is bringing founders customers right now. It keeps us close to the market.
Every episode.
107From Trading Floor to Supplement FounderTobias Nolli co-founded Nutri One, a personalised supplement company, after a decade of trading commodities.31 Oct 2026 · 32:20106A Dating App Built to Be ClosedAleksandar walked in a year into turning a decade of hobby coding into an actual business. From Slovenia, self-taught on a dying laptop, he now builds automations, SaaS and websites for other companies, and has just launched his own app, Tremble: a dating tool with no messaging, no swiping and no feed, built specifically to push people offline and into real conversations.30 Oct 2026 · 32:00104Decommitting From Baseball to Go All InMaxwell Kouzes turned a TikTok shop side hustle into five-figure months by age 17.30 Oct 2026 · 27:3674From Fired Twice to Fully BookedJared Goodman was fired twice from corporate social media roles before he built his own agency.30 Oct 2026 · 35:3264From Teen Mum to AI Agency FounderDejerae runs her AI agency with one employee after a bad hire forced her back into doing the build herself.30 Oct 2026 · 33:1192The Offer That Arrived on New Year's EveBasit got his first sales offer on 29 December, then felt fear instead of excitement.30 Oct 2026 · 36:2897The Decision to Sell What AI CannotDaria Mavrenkova shut down her two-year-old marketing agency's direction days ago to launch Blue Mango AI.30 Oct 2026 · 40:3681Why Did Business School Nearly Kill His Agency?Maher took out a loan on his father's name to pay for a $2,000 course after his parents called him a donkey.30 Oct 2026 · 25:01102From Three Jobs to a Single DMAleksandra Vitanova was working as a night chief and two other jobs when a stranger's Instagram DM led her into trading.30 Oct 2026 · 33:5786Hitting the Goal on His BirthdayAdam Mo started as a video editor, moved into marketing and sales, and his boss Liam later made him a CSM.30 Oct 2026 · 25:45100Losing a Thousand Pounds on Reddit AccountsDaniel Jones was kicked out of school in year six and built an OFM agency making $30,000 a month.30 Oct 2026 · 13:2998From the Mines to a Crypto ClassroomCrypto Calls now runs with 25 staff, most of them former students, and Cheyne wants it to be the largest crypto education company in the world.30 Oct 2026 · 27:0554The Girl in the Red DressArturo Duarte was full body paralyzed and broke before he built a SaaS.30 Oct 2026 · 24:4082The Apprenticeship With No Safety NetBenjamin Davis once managed Google Ads for Seagate and Dell with zero experience, as a teenage apprentice.29 Oct 2026 · 27:0452How Does a Fourteen Grand Loss Pay OffPatrick McMahon lost £14,000 to a second Ponzi scheme after doubling his money in his first one.26 Oct 2026 · 31:1247Chasing Five Hundred DMs a NightJeremy Cui runs J and J Apparel and reached out to people on social media directly to find clients.22 Oct 2026 · 33:0043Replacing the Clients Before Quitting ThemCraig Campbell watched an affiliate marketer jet ski round the world and decided his agency model was wrong.15 Oct 2026 · 44:1440The Marketer Who Became a Skating CoachLisa Benson hit her first $10,000 month, then watched her referral pipeline run dry by year one and a half.14 Oct 2026 · 30:2037From Boat Party Pitches to Freedom FirstCallum Webber is documenting his build to a $240,000 pound 'Freedom First' business after walking away from his last one.13 Oct 2026 · 47:0532Why Hundred K Is Nothing to the Right RoomJaan Inno dropped out of school at 16 after a four day trip to Spain watching a 16 year old make $100,000 a month.12 Oct 2026 · 25:2827The Growth Operator Who Skipped the TeamJordan Chrisostomou got fired from his second SaaS sales job and took it as a sign to go out on his own.11 Oct 2026 · 36:1423The Trip to Bali That Ended the JobOllie Lund quit his apprenticeship on a 10 day trip to Bali after a month of remote sales matched its pay.10 Oct 2026 · 30:4918From Sandwich Counter to Info FounderLuke Pisacane sent the same volume of cold emails for eight months and his revenue never moved.8 Oct 2026 · 32:1815What Actually Closes A Sixty Grand DealDaden Gabrysz had a client named Jake close a $60,000 deal on one call after deleting a single belief.5 Oct 2026 · 27:3814From Unpaid Intern To Ironman CoachJoey Lewand built an Iron Man coaching business from college and doubted why a 50 year old client would sign with him.1 Oct 2026 · 25:4013The Eighteen-Year-Old Selling AI to CMOsCasper ran ads for his mum's accounting company for free, and she insisted on paying him for the work.28 Sept 2026 · 36:4412Chasing the Inflection PointCruze Gomez walks in as a five-year drop shipper who started at nineteen, selling products through Meta and TikTok after leaving home and choosing entrepreneurship over school.26 Sept 2026 · 1:07:5111The Gym Handshake in PhuketDomenico worked in a warehouse from 2 p.m. to 11 p.m., carrying boxes of powder up and down stairs.26 Sept 2026 · 28:2709Forget Your Own Idea FirstDaria left a 10-year corporate job after it was sold, and rebuilt her marketing career as the founder of a boutique agency in Brussels.26 Sept 2026 · 33:2107The Day His Boss Refused The Time OffIbrahim was a boy walking to the shop in Nigeria when a car pulled up, a gate opened, and a mansion appeared behind it.26 Sept 2026 · 44:4005From Empty Profile to Luxury PipelineLev started in online business two years ago with dropshipping, then moved into marketing because everyone was doing it.26 Sept 2026 · 26:4603Who Signs a Teenage Agency?Jaden started a marketing business in late 2024 in Louisiana.26 Sept 2026 · 30:1402Chasing Location, Not The MoneyBenjamin Davis turned his Google Ads freelancing into JB Marketing because being able to pack a bag and leave was the point, not the money.26 Sept 2026 · 28:2401The Fake Legal Letter That Killed ItSix months in, Dennis got an email that looked like a real legal notice claiming his product was copyrighted and he was about to get sued.26 Sept 2026 · 44:0904From A Levels to a Team of FiveFinley Hyett owns a social media marketing agency in South Wales, which he started building at sixteen through drop shipping.26 Sept 2026 · 30:41
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A conversation about your business
What is bringing you customers now, what you tried, and what you would do next.
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Then, if you want to keep going, one episode a month with the clips cut and delivered the same month.
Podcast and clips
A month of content from one conversation.
One recorded episode a month, cut into clips for every platform and published for you. Terms.
Questions, answered.
Who is the show for?
Founders with something to sell and a number to grow. We talk about what is actually bringing them customers right now.
Is it really free to come on?
Yes. The first episode is free. After that, one episode a month with clips is a paid run, priced above.
Where can I listen?
On Apple Podcasts and Spotify, and every episode has its own page here with chapters.
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