The Founder Podcast Lab
The Founder Podcast Lab is a show for founders and business owners who already have a podcast and want it to do more for their business.
Each episode looks at how founders use podcasts to build trust, meet the right people, support sales, sharpen their ideas, and turn good conversations into real business assets over time.
Hosted by Kenneth Adams, the show explores the strategy behind founder-led podcasts, what makes them work, what slows them down, and how consistent conversations can create leverage beyond the episode itself.
The Founder Podcast Lab
Latest Episodes
How His Podcast Won a Multimillion-Dollar Listing Over Other Brokers
Matt Uhler doesn't pitch anything on his podcast, and it still won him a multimillion-dollar listing over other brokers.Matt is a business broker with 28 years in the trade. His show, What's Your Deal, is a credibility tool, not an offe...
Your Podcast Isn't Getting You Found. Here's How One Founder Fixed It
Six months into his podcast, ChatGPT was calling Wes Towers a leading expert in his industry. He didn't get there by recording more. He got there by what he does after every episode.Wes runs Uplift 360, a digital agency for trades and c...
Your Podcast Has One Constraint Right Now. Most Founders Never Look For It
A guy listened to 500 episodes of Alan's podcast and changed nothing. That is when Alan told his co-host their show sucked.Alan Lazaros has published an episode every single day for nine years with Kevin Palmieri on Next Level Universit...
Your Podcast Isn't Bringing In Clients. Here's How One Founder Turned Hers Into a Networking Engine Instead
Key Takeaways• Treat podcast guests as long-term relationships, not immediate sales opportunities.• Re-promote old episodes when a guest has a milestone or becomes relevant again.• Make your podcast name and positioning obvious enou...
Your Own Podcast Won't Get You Clients. Guesting Will. (How One Guest Spot Became a Multi Five Figure Client)
Key Takeaways• Guest on other podcasts where your ideal clients already spend their attention.• Speak to the host and audience by solving real problems instead of pitching your service.• Remove yourself from production tasks so you ...