Entrepreneurial Voice

Leaving “adulthood” (financial security, a good job, a safe place to call home) to follow your dream can be frightening enough, but when you are trying to break into the hardest business out there, it can be downright irresponsible and most likely impossible. Tune into the radio show podcast “Entrepreneurial Voice” with Jan McCarthy to hear Tracy as she shares the tactics and savvy branding philosophy she used to garner over 3.6 million listens on Spotify and a spot opening for Mr Little Jeans in her first year in the music industry.

Never pay rent for an office again!! Want to know how? Tune in to to hear Avital of Avital Tours share how she skips the whole office scene and runs her business from her phone. She also reveals the secret interviewing techniques she uses to attract top talent to guide her neighborhood tours with local restaurants and bars.  Hint: It involves a refrigerator. Really.

Jen and Annie broke all the business rules when they partnered together and launched Tribe of Dreamers without a business plan, operating agreement, or long term relationship that meant they understood each strengths and weaknesses.  How do they make it work and what brought them together? Tune in for all the details behind their brand.

Jesse Genet took on a solid industry stuck in the dark ages, and in the process, built a better company that puts a modern spin on all your packaging tools. Wonder how she did it? I did too, so I scored a rockin interview where she discloses all the back secrets!

An Economics degree may have been a safe choice for a major, but there is nothing safe about Blair Townsend. Although she would go on to graduate from Princeton with a degree in that field of study, it was her minor in art that truly captured her heart and led her on a sojourn to Haiti to take over and renovate a major hotel. On the "Entrepreneurial Voice" Radio Show Podcast with Jan McCarthy, Blair brings a spotlight to the many forms of art and the choices and experiences that would define her future.

Many people think the only way to start a business is to have big funding behind you, but Tracy proves that theory is wrong. Listen to her story of how she turned her talent to make order out of chaos with zero capitol into a booming business.

This week on the Radio Show Podcast "Entrepreneurial Voice" with Jan McCarthy,the conversation with entrepreneur Kerstin Kuhn, an international food writer and founder of Little Foodie Club, goes deep about embarking on her entrepreneurial path, an adventure that would test her patience, bank account, and passion. She shares the challenges she continues to face and how she is overcoming them, the mantra that keeps her in the game, and the passion behind the brand. Oh, and the real secrets behind getting your kid to eat broccoli, spinach and corn!

Learn insider secrets on how Angelo went from a struggling actor and coffee barista to creating a mega empire of everything design.