I Can Do That! - Learning From TV
We're watching films to see what business lessons they can teach us.
Join Claire and Al, as they take a lighthearted walk through some of your favourite films, to see if they can give you the skills to earn more money, become more successful and generally be all round better business owners.
No serious business films allowed.
Cult classics, questionable plots and ridiculous outcomes are welcome.
Together, let's become more successful!
Podcasting since 2025 • 32 episodes
I Can Do That! - Learning From TV
Latest Episodes
Cocktail - When to take action and do something
This week we’re talking about watching a man try to become a millionaire through bar work, as as Claire and Al walk through the plot of the 1988 business film, Cocktail, starring Tom Cruise. Should you wait until you get ...
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Season 2
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Episode 9
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36:39
Kinky Boots - Finding riches in the niches
This week we’re talking about how a struggling show factory was saved when it discovered now to niche, as as Claire and Al walk through the plot of the 2005 business film, Kinky Boots, starring Chiwetel Ejiofor. How much ...
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Season 2
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Episode 8
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33:29
Sing - Turning a passion into cash
This week we’re talking about a koala who loves the theater but has struggled to turn it into a viable business as Claire and Al walk through the plot of the 2016 business film, Sing, starring Matthew McConaughey. How do ...
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Season 2
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Episode 7
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29:10
Annie - Choosing money over happiness
This week we’re talking about a lack of safeguarding, unhappy business owners and annoying children as Claire and Al walk through the plot of the 1982 business film, Annie, starring Aileen Quinn. Is it ever okay to let ch...
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Season 2
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Episode 6
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32:54
Sister Act 2 - Rescuing a business on a budget
This week we’re talking about having no money, being given no information and choirs as Claire and Al walk through the plot of the 1993 business film, Sister Act 2, starring Whoopi Goldberg. Can a freelancer over achieve ...
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Season 2
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Episode 5
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34:48
