If you're interested in online marketing and building affiliate sites, this is your go to resource.  Every episode is about this topic but since it's such a huge topic, they always have new things to cover, new guests to interview, and things to teach you.

I got started by reading on their website, then later subscribing to their podcast, and eventually buying their $599 course.  So obviously I trust these guys completely and after all my time reading their content and listening to their podcast it's obvious they know their stuff and are committed to helping other people learn how to do what they do.

If you're interested in building an online business this is a great place to start.  Every episode is packed full of actionable content that you can immediately go and do. 

How they got into business, what their goals are in life, how they're building that life, etc.

A while back, the TMBA guys ran an online business selling valet parking booths, like the one that the valet attendant would stand at.  They got into the ecommerce game very early and built up a nice business dropshipping these booths. Eventually they sold their business off and now they focus on running a private group of entrepreneurs that hosts meet ups around the world.

They don't have specific strategies and tactics for building side hustles from scratch in 2018, but that's why they don't try to cover those topics!  It's nice to listen to someone who knows what they know and focuses on covering that. The TMBA guys never try to pretend like they know everything or that they can give advice on all topics.

This podcast is definitely one I'd put in the 'easy listen' category where you can be working on other things while you listen to it because you don't have to remember everything you hear. Most episodes are like hanging out with your buddies who are talking business and the TMBA guys do a great job of it.

Each episode of HIBT is an interview with an entrepreneur that started a business you've probably heard of. HIBT is different in that they always focus on interviews with high profile people. You'll almost always know who the person is that is being interviewed since they're usually founders or CEOs of billion dollar companies.

This show is another one that focuses more on the story and less on the actionable insights. It's mostly about hearing the first hand story from the founder about how they started their company and grew it. The host is Guy Raz and he does a pretty good job of asking questions that evoke good responses but sometimes it leaves some topics uncovered. I usually find myself wanting to hear more in depth questions to really get to know the entrepreneurs even better but since the show has a stricter format and tighter time constraint, no episode can go that in depth since most of the founders are starting their story 20+ years ago when they first started their company.

The reason I say the show gets a little annoying sometimes is that Moran has a huuuuge obsession with capitalism. He even bought the domain capitalism.com for millions of dollars and he ends every episode by reminding you that Capitalism and Entrepreneurship are the answers to the world's problems.

He's a little too hardcore on the anti-government, pro-business thing but he doesn't really harp on it too much.  You know where he stands and he's 110% behind that position, but he's never preachy about it and it doesn't make the show any worse.

This podcast is probably in the 50/50 zone where 50% of the episodes are great and I listen to the whole thing, learning new insights or strategies for business. The other 50% are mostly just him chit chatting with another person who runs a $50 million per year business and is so far down the path of business that you can't learn a ton from them.

Overall it's a good show, if not just for the episode where he replays Grant Cardone giving a talk at a conference he sponsored. Seriously, go find that episode and listen to it, it's amazing.  He even blasts Grant Cardone before the episode starts because he paid Grant a bunch of money to come speak at his conference then Grant basically spends the entire hour patting himself on the back and talking like a squirrel on cocaine. It's hilarious and fun to listen to because you usually don't get people that honest on a podcast, especially when they're talking about another person in their industry who is well known.

They have episodes that range from people who started flipping houses to teachers who own 20 rental properties and became millionaires in less than 10 years. I'm not actively looking to get into real estate but I still listen to the occasional episode just because the hosts are so entertaining and their guests are usually regular joes who did a great job of building huge wealth through real estate.

In the past, I think I probably listened to about 90% of the episodes Pat put out but now it seems like it's more like 10-20%. A lot of the podcast episodes now are more wishy washy kind of topics like mindset and behavioral psychology. Some of it's interesting but when you have a huge list of podcasts to listen to like I do, I just find myself skipping a lot of these episodes as they seem to rehash the same stuff as previous guests.

This isn't a knock against Pat at all.  He's a really good interviewer and has a great personality for podcasting. He keeps the guest laid back and relaxed which makes it easier for them to loosen up and share their story.

When Pat interviews people who are actually working on a business that applies to something you're interested in, the content is amazing and I usually listen to the entire episode from start to finish.

The SPI podcast is at least worth giving a shot, you can probably find some episodes in the archives covering a topic you're interested in that will give you a taste of the show so you can see if you like it.

He ended up selling this business for a life changing amount of money in addition to selling his Amazon FBA business for 6 figures. Since then he's seemed to relax a little bit on the podcast, focusing more on launching a webapp that I love called Tablelabs and a WordPress plugin for Amazon affiliate marketers.

Spencer knows internet marketing inside and out and his episodes were the perfect mix of interesting story from the interviewee and actionable tactics. It's sad that the podcast has stagnated because the content was so good.

There are 128 episodes in the archive that you can check out. If you're interested in building online businesses I'd highly encourage you to give some of them a listen. Be warned you may want to turn the speed up to at least 1.5x since he speaks kind of slowly but it's great content so it's worth it.