Welcome to Unplugged Unfiltered
Your front-row seat to the real stories, raw insights, and candid conversations behind entrepreneurship, innovation, and growth. Dive into every episode, from “Wins, Fails, and the Grind Behind the Booth” to “The Death of a Dream”, and join us as we peel back the curtain on what it really takes to build, scale, and sustain a bold vision.
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Episodes
Nobody Talks About This. We Are Going To.
49% of entrepreneurs report at least one mental health condition. Depression affects 30%, more than four times the rate of the general population. Entrepreneurs are twice as likely to attempt suicide as non-entrepreneurs. And the number two cause of death among business owners is suicide. Nobody talks about this. We are going to. In one day as an entrepreneur you can experience your highest high and your lowest low. The win that makes everything feel worth it and the moment that makes you question whether you can keep going. Brian has lived both of those in the same afternoon. Multiple times. Over two years of building something that has not arrived yet. He has fought with drinking to cope. He has had days where the weight of it was almost too much. And he has had someone in his life who became the reason he could work through it. Today Brian and Bob have the conversation that the entrepreneurship world does not have enough. Not because it is hard to have. Because nobody wants to go first. Brian is going first. If you are struggling right now, call or text 988.
The Most Powerful Move in Business Is the One Nobody Sees Coming
Every business owner talks too much. They announce the pivot before it happens. They post the win before it lands. They tell their competitors exactly where they are going before they get there. And then they wonder why someone beat them to it. Strategic silence, the deliberate choice to say nothing, build quietly, and move before anyone knows you are moving — is one of the most underrated competitive advantages in business. And almost nobody talks about it. Which is kind of the point. Brian believes it. Bob might not. Today they find out live. This is not about being secretive. This is about knowing the difference between the noise that builds your brand and the noise that arms your competition.
So You Want to Start a Business. Here Is Everything You Actually Need to Know.
Most business content talks to people who are already building. This episode is for the person who has not started yet. The person sitting at their kitchen table at 11pm thinking — I think I want to do this. I think I have an idea. But I have no idea where to begin. Bob Clements has spent 40 years watching businesses start, succeed, and fail. He has seen every mistake a new founder can make before they make their first dollar. Brian is a founder who recently went through the start and knows exactly what he wished someone had told him first. Today they build the complete picture together. Is your idea actually viable? What do you set up before you spend a dollar? What do you do in your first 90 days? And what is the one thing nobody tells you that changes everything? No fluff. No motivation. Just the actual blueprint.
Bob Fixes Three Businesses. Live. No Safety Net.
Bob Clements has spent 40 years walking into real businesses and telling real owners exactly what is broken and exactly how to fix it. Today he does it live, unrehearsed, with three business owners he has never met. Except they are not real. Brian created them. They are fictional but built from 40 years of patterns Bob has seen in real businesses. Every detail is something that exists in someone's actual company right now. Marcus runs a landscaping company and is drowning in year two. Diane owns a salon and thinks her problem is marketing. Ray has been in business 19 years and cannot take a vacation without everything falling apart. Bob has not seen any of them before this moment. His answers are unscripted. His diagnosis is real. And if you recognize yourself in any of these three people, that is the point. Pinned comment: Which one are you? Marcus, Diane, or Ray? Drop it below.
Breakfast Talk with Bob
Brian and Bob have a relaxed talk about life, business and all things in between.
24 Hours. That's All I Gave My Family Last Week.
Last week Bob said something on this show that has not left Brian's mind since. Noise is loud. Signal is quiet. Brian watched that clip back and realized he was watching his own father getting older. And it cracked something open. Brian grew up in an entrepreneur household. Missed soccer games. Vacations his dad worked through instead of showing up for. The kind of absence that does not announce itself, it just quietly adds up over years until it is the story of a childhood. Last week Brian took his family to the lake. And when he actually counted the hours, he had spent 24 hours out of an entire week present with the people he loves most. The rest was meetings, a laptop, work that felt urgent in the moment and forgettable now. This is not an episode about blaming a father. This is an episode about a son who became a father, watching himself repeat a pattern he swore he would never repeat and choosing to name it out loud before it becomes permanent. Bob is here too. Not as someone being confronted. As someone who has lived long enough to know what actually mattered when he looks back. This one might be uncomfortable. It is supposed to be.
The Noise That Looks Like Signal
Last week Bob Clements said something that stopped a lot of people mid-scroll. Business owners confuse busyness with productivity. Today Brian and Bob pull that thread all the way through. Because it is not just business owners. And it is not just busyness. There is an entire category of noise in our lives that presents itself as the most important signal in the room. Perfectionism feels like quality. Urgency feels like importance. Hustle feels like progress. And we keep choosing the noise because it feels like the right thing to be doing. This week Brian got caught in it himself. Spent time perfecting something that did not actually move anything forward. His noise was perfection. His signal was progress. And he almost missed it. Bob has watched this pattern destroy dealers for 40 years. Today he explains exactly what it looks like, why smart people fall for it, and what the signal actually sounds like when you learn to hear it. This one is not just for business owners. This one is for everyone.
We Both Needed This Week Off — Here's What We Learned
This week there is no studio. Brian is at the lake with his family. Bob is one week into an eight week recovery from shoulder surgery. Neither of them planned to talk about rest. But neither of them could avoid it either. Bob has spent 40 years telling business owners to step back, delegate, build systems that do not require them in the room every day. This week he is being forced to live that advice for the first time — not by choice. Brian is mid-leap on the biggest thing he has ever built. And this week he chose to step away anyway. Boat. Lake. Family. No studio. This is the conversation about what stepping back actually teaches you — and the difference between rest that refuels you and rest that feels like quitting. Recorded from a boat on a lake. Because sometimes the best conversations happen when nobody is performing.
Town of 56. A Lifetime of Showing Up.
Bob Clements grew up in rural Missouri. The closest town to his farm had a population of 56. The next closest had fewer than 170. There was no blueprint for what he became. No network. No connections. No roadmap from a farm in the middle of nowhere to advising thousands of businesses across the country for 40 years. This week Bob had shoulder surgery. He is sitting across from Brian anyway. Because that is what Bob does. Today is not a business tactics episode. Today Brian and Bob have the conversation about what actually drives someone. Where it comes from. What it costs. And why, even when everything in your body says stop, some people just keep showing up. This one is for everyone who is showing up this week when it would be easier not to.
The Customer Is Always Right
You have heard it your entire career. The customer is always right. It is stitched into the fabric of every customer service training, every hospitality manual, every business school lecture. Bob Clements has spent 40 years inside real businesses. Dealerships. Service departments. Family operations that have been running for decades. And he has watched that one phrase, the customer is always right, quietly destroy businesses that should have survived. Not because customers do not matter. They are everything. But because there is a version of customer service that protects the customer at the expense of the business, the team, and ultimately the customer themselves. Today Brian and Bob have the conversation most business owners are too afraid to have out loud. When is the customer right? When are they wrong? And what do you actually do when those two things collide? Drop your worst customer story in the comments. We are reading them live.
The One Thing Bob Finds in Every Failing Business
Bob Clements has walked into thousands of businesses over 40 years. Dealerships. Service departments. Family operations that have been running for decades. And when a business is struggling, really struggling, there is almost always one thing missing. Not money. Not talent. Not market opportunity. A process. Not the corporate buzzword version. The real version. The thing that means the business runs the same way whether the owner is in the building or on a beach. The thing that turns a job into a company. The thing that most small business owners think they do not need until the moment they desperately do. Today Bob and Brian break it down. What it actually looks like in a real business. Why owners resist it. What it costs them when they do. And how to build one without drowning in documentation. Plus, Bob finally tastes Nutcase Cashew Milk live on air. All three flavors. No script. Just Bob.
8 Years. No Money. Fortune 100 Exit.
Jon Rossi did not start at a pitch competition. He started as a junior administrator on AS400 mainframe at a heavy equipment dealership. He spent 10 years learning how dealerships actually work from the inside. Then he built something. He sat in eight car dealership service lounges slowly asking customers questions. He went through two startup accelerators. He ran out of money in Detroit and slept in a house with eleven other people half his age. He moved back to Denver and pivoted. And after nearly eight years of building, a Fortune 100 OEM came knocking. Now he is building Digital Iron Group, the Bloomberg of the equipment industry, bridging construction and agriculture in a space where the data has been siloed for decades. Started March 1st. On track for a million impressions by end of May. Plus, Bob Clements tastes Nutcase Cashew Milk live on air for the first time. All three flavors. No script. Just Bob's honest reaction to the product that Ninja co-founded and the founder of Shopify’s wife built from a Vitamix in her kitchen during COVID. This is what building actually looks like. No private jets. No Instagram highlights. Just the work.
Is Hantavirus the Next COVID? What Every Business Owner Needs to Know Right Now
Right now, on a cruise ship off the coast of Argentina, three people are dead from Hantavirus. Seven cases. One strain. A closed environment with recirculated air. Hantavirus kills up to 38% of people who develop respiratory symptoms. There is no cure. There is no Western vaccine. And most businesses have no plan. We are not saying this is the next COVID. We are asking the question every business owner should already be asking, what happens to your business if it is? Brian and Bob spent COVID on the phone every single day with dealers. Daily updates. Helping businesses prove essential status. Keeping operations alive when everything was shutting down. They watched businesses survive because they were prepared and die because they were not. Today they have a different conversation. Not about what is happening. About what you do before it does. This is not fear. This is preparation. And preparation is the only thing that separates the businesses that survive disruption from the ones that do not.
What Bob and I Actually Talk About At Dinner — Today We're Saying It Out Loud
Bob and I have been having this conversation for months. At dinner. In the car. After the show. We keep coming back to it because we keep disagreeing. AI. What it means. What it threatens. What it changes. Where it goes wrong. Today we stop having it in private. Bob thinks AI could eventually replace human judgment entirely. Brian thinks the real danger is quieter a world where people stop ,developing the ability to think for themselves because the answer is always one prompt away. And then there is a third perspective, we asked Claude, the AI we use to build this show, what scares it about its own existence. We read the answer on air. Unedited. Verbatim. No guests. No agenda. No filter. Just the conversation we have when nobody is supposed to be listening. Today you are.
Investors Are Not Your Friends: The Ugly Truth Nobody Talks About
I've had investors fly to our office at their own expense. Bring their technical team. Spend days going through our entire codebase. Tear it apart. Demand we rebuild it. Set new conditions tied to their own system. And then go silent. No names. Every founder knows exactly what I'm talking about. That's not rare. That's Tuesday in the startup world. In this episode of Unplugged & Unfiltered, Brian breaks down the ugly reality of raising capital that nobody is honest about, the ghosting, the goalpost moving, the five-month time sinks that go nowhere. Bob Clements brings it home: this isn't just a startup problem. He's watched banks, vendors, and lenders do the exact same thing to dealers for 40 years. If you're chasing investment, a partnership, or any deal that keeps moving the finish line, this episode will save you months of your life. Real. Unfiltered. And happening right now.
What We Learned Hosting 52 Episodes: The Truth About Starting A Podcast
One year ago you showed up. You watched. You shared. You came back. You kept this going. And tonight we celebrate that. We're bringing back the guests who made this show what it is. The entrepreneurs, builders, artists, operators, and fighters who gave us something real. And we're having the conversations we've been saving for tonight. The fear behind the leap. The cost of building something real. The moment business stops being enough. What burnout looks like before it takes you out. Why your connections are your greatest asset. What a $745 million exit actually teaches you. And why everyone is Shoveling $h!t, the winners just do it on purpose. No script. No filter. No highlight reel. Just the real conversations that built this show and the ones we saved for you.
Everybody's Shoveling $h!t. The Winners Just Do It On Purpose.
Created by entrepreneurs Kass and Mike Lazerow to celebrate the unglamorous, grinding, unsexy reality of building something real. Last Year Gary Vee showed up. The founder of Liquid Death showed up. The founder of Complex showed up. Brian was there last year. The day after National Shovel Day, we go live. And the one thing every single person in that room agreed on? Everybody Shovels $h!t. The gurus just don't post about it. Today on Unplugged & Unfiltered, Brian and Bob Clements go there. The stuff the highlight reel skips. The days where nothing works, nobody calls back, and the spreadsheet looks like a crime scene. The moments that separate the people who build something real from the people who build a great Instagram presence. Bob has spent 40 years inside real businesses, not on stages, not selling courses. In the shop, on the floor, with the owners who are actually shoveling. He's seen what the shovel looks like up close. Today he talks about it. This one is for everyone who is mid-shovel right now and wondering if it's supposed to feel this hard. It is. Keep going.
Everything to Lose. He Started Anyway. Guest: Adam Meyer, Owner of Redtail Roofing
Everyone tells the same startup story. Twenty-something with nothing to lose, fails three times, wins on the fourth. Great story. Completely useless if you're 40 +, have a stay-at-home spouse, three kids, and a mortgage. Adam Meyers didn't start Redtail Roofing until his mid-40s. The stakes were real. The fear was real. And in year three, he crossed $5 million in revenue with a team of five people he personally knew, respected, and chose. Every single one of them has health insurance, a retirement plan, and a job that pays well. In this episode, Brian sits down with Adam for an honest conversation about what the leap actually feels like when you have everything to lose. The fear. The doubt. The moment you decide anyway. And what it looks like on the other side. If you've ever felt like you have too much riding on it to take the risk, this one is for you.
What Great Managers Actually Do Differently: The Leadership Framework
Last week we diagnosed the problem: most hiring failures aren't hiring failures, they're leadership failures. If you missed Part 1, the link is in the comments. This week we hand you the operating system. Bob Clements has worked with thousands of dealers and small business owners. He's seen every version of the broken team story. And in every case, the fix wasn't the employee, it was the clarity, the accountability, and the follow-through of the leader running the room. In this episode we break down the exact five things great managers do differently: how they define winning before day one, why they never stop leading after they hire, how they hold the standard without becoming a micromanager, and what a real accountability system looks like in a small business. If your team isn't performing the way you want, this episode is the mirror.
It's Not Them... It's You: The Truth About Hiring
Hiring is where most businesses quietly break. Not because of bad people… But because of bad leadership, unclear expectations, and reactive decisions. In this episode of Unplugged Unfiltered, we strip away the feel good hiring advice and get into what actually works when building a team that performs. If you’re hiring to fix chaos, tolerating mediocrity, or wondering why your team isn’t executing this is where you find out why.
The $0 Mistake That Kills Profitable Businesses
What if your business looked healthy on paper and was dying in real life? Toys R Us made $11 billion in revenue the year it went bankrupt. FTX was valued at $32 billion before it evaporated overnight. Radio Shack had profitable stores and still bled out. The common thread? They confused revenue with survival. In this episode of Unplugged & Unfiltered, we break down the cash flow illusion, the silent killer that takes down businesses that should have made it. Bob Clements brings it home: this isn't just a Wall Street problem. He sees it in dealer businesses every single week. If you can't read your cash flow statement, you're flying blind. We're going to fix that today.
The Business Decisions That Killed Good Companies: Fails Nobody Admits To
Everyone knows these companies failed. Nobody talks about why it actually happened because the truth is uncomfortable. Between Bob and I, we've been inside thousands of businesses and watched the same patterns play out over and over again. Tonight we're being honest about it.
Why Transparent Leaders Lose Their Teams: The Trust Mistake Nobody Talks About
You can work harder. You can communicate more. You can be fully transparent. And people will still question you when something breaks. In this episode, I’m breaking down a hard lesson most founders learn the long way: transparency does not automatically create trust. I’ve gone beyond scope. I’ve over-delivered. I’ve kept everyone in the loop. And when things didn’t go perfectly, doubt still showed up. That forces a bigger question, is the problem communication, or is it boundaries?
AI Doesn’t Build Businesses, Entrepreneurs Do
This podcast episode of Unplugged & Unfiltered features hosts Brian Clements and Bob Clements discussing the relationship between Artificial Intelligence (AI) and entrepreneurship. They argue that while AI is a powerful tool for ideation and research, it does not build businesses; entrepreneurs do through execution.
ClemHouse WhatNot PreStream!!!
Join Brian For a Quick pre-stream before Chris Clements Goes Live for the Release of Love In Chaos on Whatnot!!
Love in Chaos: Chasing Passion Without Permission
Love in Chaos: Chasing Passion Without Permission explores what it means to create when the world doesn’t hand out approval. This conversation features the work of Chris Clements (@Clem.House.Art) and dives into the reality behind the art: the chaos, the conviction, and the commitment it takes to pursue passion without waiting to be validated. It’s not about hype or hustle. It’s about choosing to build through art, even when no one is asking you to. Because real work doesn’t wait for permission.
Your Backup Plan Is the Reason You’re Stuck
If you have a backup plan, you’re probably not stuck because you’re unlucky ... you’re stuck because part of you already decided this doesn’t have to work.
AI Is Exposing You
AI isn’t doomsday. But it is a dividing line. Every major wave of innovation creates panic, not because it destroys opportunity, but because it exposes who stopped adapting a long time ago. AI doesn’t replace ambition. It reveals the absence of it. In this episode of Unplugged Unfiltered, we’re not talking about tools, hype, or predictions. We’re talking about what this moment is actually doing to careers, companies, and leadership and why there is no neutral position anymore.
Building an Icon: The Real Story Behind KC Fudge & Chips Chocolate Factory
Before Kansas City remembered the candy, there was a founder making real decisions with real consequences. KC Fudge which later became Chips Chocolate Factory at Crown Center didn’t become iconic by accident. It was built during a time when brick-and-mortar businesses lived or died by foot traffic, timing, and instinct. No playbooks. No social media. No second chances. Steve Manglos didn’t just sell sweets, he built an experience people still talk about decades later. This conversation isn’t about nostalgia. It’s about what it actually takes to build something that lasts.
The Decisions That Nearly Broke Us (And What We’ll Never Do Again)
To start 2026, we’re doing something most people avoid: a full, unfiltered breakdown of the decisions that nearly broke us. In this episode, we walk through the real calls that looked smart in the moment but quietly drained momentum, money, and focus. The warning signs we ignored. The costs we paid. And the standards we’ve locked in so we never repeat them. If you’re building something real in 2026: company, career, or legacy. This episode will either sharpen your thinking or make you uncomfortable. Either way, it’s worth your time.
2025 Recap
This video serves as a 2025 recap for the Unplugged & Unfiltered podcast, celebrating a successful year with 33 recorded episodes. The hosts reflect on their top-performing content and share insights for entrepreneurs going into 2026.
Podcast Marathon: Building Into the New Year
This marathon episode of Unplugged & Unfiltered features several segments centered on entrepreneurship, business growth, and personal development. Key themes include the importance of pivoting, maintaining transparency in leadership, and taking bold moves to achieve success.
No Excuses, No Safety Nets
Everyone says ‘bet on yourself’. Nobody tells you what that actually looks like at 6:00 AM when no one’s watching.
Build a Brand That Feels Like You
Your brand isn’t just your logo, colors, or tagline, it’s your energy. It’s how people feel when they see your name, hear your voice, or interact with your business. In this episode, we unpack what it really means to build a brand that feels like you. One that’s authentic, magnetic, and impossible to copy.
From your story and values to your tone, design, and digital presence, we’ll explore how to align everything you do with who you actually are. You’ll hear real-world examples of founders who stopped pretending, started showing up as themselves, and built loyal audiences that buy into their mission, not just their products.
If you’ve ever felt like your brand looks good on paper but doesn’t reflect who you are in real life, this episode will show you how to change that, for good.
Marketing on a Budget: Guerrilla Tactics That Work
You don’t need a massive budget to make a massive impact. In this episode, we dive into the world of guerrilla marketing. The scrappy, creative, and often unexpected strategies that drive real results without breaking the bank.
We’ll break down how smart entrepreneurs use storytelling, community, partnerships, and out-of-the-box ideas to grab attention, build brand momentum, and outshine bigger competitors. You’ll learn how to turn limited resources into unlimited opportunity and hear real examples of campaigns that went viral for less than the cost of a cup of coffee.
If you’re ready to market smarter, not richer, this episode will give you the playbook to make your message impossible to ignore.
Finding Your Ideal Customer (and Firing the Wrong Ones)
Not every customer is the right customer and learning that might be the most profitable lesson you ever learn. In this episode, we break down how to identify your ideal customer profile with precision, set boundaries that protect your team and brand, and confidently ''fire'' the wrong clients who drain your time, energy, and culture.
You’ll hear real stories of entrepreneurs who redefined their customer base, streamlined their operations, and saw exponential growth, all by saying no to the wrong business. If you’re ready to scale smarter, serve better, and build a business that fuels your passion instead of burning you out, this episode is for you.
You Asked, We Answered
You Asked, We Answered: a no-BS episode of Unplugged Unfiltered where we tackle the real questions you’ve been sending in. From how to build a brand that actually sells to leading through chaos, we’re cutting through the noise and giving you straight answers.
No filters. No fluff. Just honest insights on business, leadership, mindset, and the future of entrepreneurship.
Tune in because if you asked it, we’re answering it.
The Eye of The Show Storm
The storm hit — and we’re standing right in the middle of it.
Live from Louisville, Brian and Bob bring you inside the action, the energy, and the madness of the show floor. This isn’t the calm after the chaos — it’s the eye of the storm, where everything you’ve built comes to life.
The Storm Before the Show
In this week’s episode, Brian and Bob pull back the curtain on the chaos, excitement, and intensity leading up to Louisville. It’s the raw truth of what it takes to build something big — no polish, no script, just pure entrepreneurial energy.
They talk late nights, last-minute pivots, and the mental grind that comes before every major breakthrough. This isn’t about calm seas — it’s about thriving in the turbulence.
The Freedom Myth
We all start businesses for freedom — freedom of time, freedom of money, freedom to choose. But somewhere along the way, the dream turns into a grind. Suddenly you’re working more hours, making less money, and answering to the toughest boss you’ve ever had: yourself.
In this episode, we break down The Freedom Myth — why so many entrepreneurs feel trapped inside the very thing they built, and how to reclaim the independence that inspired the journey in the first place.
Showcasing Your Product
Wins, Fails, and the Grind Behind the Booth
In this episode of Unplugged Unfiltered, we’re pulling back the curtain on what it really takes to showcase your product, whether it’s at an expo, a farmers market, a trade show, or a pop-up event.
The Death of a Dream
The Boogieman Effect
Every company has one: the “boogieman” that teams blame when things go wrong. Marketing points at Sales. Sales points at Product. Employees point at each other. Leaders point at everyone else.
The Death of a Software-Dependent Dream
When Your Tools Become Your Trap
In this episode, we continue our Death of a Dream series by shining a light on an overlooked killer of ambition: the very software and tools entrepreneurs depend on. From bloated tech stacks that drain cash to integrations that never quite work, the wrong systems can quietly suffocate a vision.
Death of a Mismanaged Dream
Episode #20
You can sell the dream. You can inspire people to believe in it. But if you can’t manage it… that same dream can collapse just as fast.
The Death of the Unsold Dream
Part 2
In Part 2 of “The Death of an Unsold Dream”, we confront the brutal truth every startup founder must face: without sales, there is no survival. Ideas, passion, and vision mean nothing if you can’t move your product into the hands of real customers.
The Death of the Unsold Dream
Part 1
You can have the best product, the sharpest idea, and the sexiest business plan… but if you can’t sell, it’s all just a corpse waiting for the dirt. Tonight, we’re digging into the cold, hard truth about sales—the skill that breathes life into your dream or buries it six feet under.
The Sh!t They Don’t Tell You About Being a Founder
Pulling back the curtain on the ugly truths, daily contradictions, and emotional landmines of entrepreneurship that no one puts on LinkedIn. This episode is part therapy session, part rally cry, and 100% real.
Curated AI, Burnout, and the Reality of Startup Life
Davida Ginter, co-founder and CEO of Eloo, joins us to talk about building curated AI agents for Go-to-Market teams, navigating startup life through regional turbulence, and why burnout prevention is a must, not a luxury.
The Moment Everything Changed
A raw, story-driven dive into the pivotal decision that transformed your entrepreneurial journey.
Connecting the Dots
How Your Network Becomes Your Superpower
In this powerhouse episode of Unplugged Unfiltered, Brian and Bob Clements sit down with Drew Sechrist, the visionary founder and CEO of Connect The Dots (CTD.AI) an AI-driven relationship intelligence platform helping professionals unlock the full potential of their networks
Own the Game, Don’t Just Play It
In this episode of Unplugged Unfiltered, Brian breaks down the mindset shift every Millennial and Gen Z entrepreneur needs to make: stop building someone else’s dream, and start owning your reality. Whether you’re launching a side hustle, scaling a brand, or still figuring it out, this is the episode that will reset your thinking.
Slow is Smooth and Smooth is Fast
A mindset and operational principle that champions intention, preparation, and precision over hustle-induced chaos.
Profit with Purpose
A Playbook for Long-Term Wins
In this episode of Unplugged Unfiltered, hosts Brian and Bob Clements sits down with Ryan Dodson, an equipment dealership veteran, real estate investor, and global impact consultant, for a candid conversation on what it really takes to build wealth with intention.
Winging It Isn’t a Strategy
How Creating Simple Processes Can Save Your Business
Most small business owners and entrepreneurs start by hustling… but eventually, chaos catches up. This episode gets brutally honest about why documented, repeatable processes aren’t just for big corporations... they’re the backbone of sanity and scale.
You Don’t Need a Million Followers... You Need One Bold Move
This week on Unplugged Unfiltered, we’re talking about the power of decisive action in building your brand, business, and future, no audience required.
The Room Where It Happens
Lessons from the Celebration of Entrepreneurs
What happens when you put today’s boldest founders, creators, and disruptors in one room? You leave with a playbook for the future.
Betting on Yourself in 2025
The Entrepreneur's Playbook
In this episode, we delve into the dynamic landscape of entrepreneurship in 2025, exploring how social media trends are reshaping the way entrepreneurs build, market, and scale their businesses.
Innovating at the Edge
A Conversation with Seth Neistadt
In this episode, airing May 20th, Unplugged sits down with Seth Neistadt—serial entrepreneur, strategist, and innovation leader—for a deep-dive conversation on business evolution, leadership, and the future of intelligent systems.
Live Unplugged & Unfiltered Podcast
Special Guests: Kass & Mike Lazerow
Get ready for a raw, real, and powerful conversation! Join us LIVE for an unfiltered episode of the Unplugged & Unfiltered Podcast, featuring two incredible guests — Kass and Mike Lazerow.
