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What You’ll Discover in Each Episode

The Get Going in Business podcast is built around one core idea: practical advice that you can actually use. Each episode cuts through the noise of generic business guidance to focus on real challenges faced by entrepreneurs, freelancers, and small business owners at every stage of their journey. Whether you’re still mapping out your idea on a napkin or you’re already trading and looking to scale, you’ll find episodes that speak directly to where you are right now.

Topics covered span the full breadth of running a business — from writing your first business plan and understanding cash flow, to marketing on a tight budget, hiring your first member of staff, and knowing when it’s time to pivot. Guest interviews bring in founders who have been through the hard yards themselves, sharing the decisions that paid off and, just as importantly, the mistakes that taught them the most. These aren’t polished success stories; they’re honest conversations about what building a business actually looks like day to day.

Solo episodes go deep on specific skills and strategies, giving you a focused breakdown you can listen to on a commute and implement the same afternoon. Show notes for every episode include key takeaways, any tools or resources mentioned, and links to related content so you can keep learning without having to rewind and take notes. If a topic sparks a question, there are regular listener Q&A episodes where your submissions shape the conversation — so the podcast genuinely responds to what the community needs to hear.

New episodes are released on a consistent schedule, making it easy to build the podcast into your weekly routine. You can subscribe and listen on all major platforms including Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and Google Podcasts, or stream directly from this page. If you’re new to the show, the best place to start is the back catalogue — use the episode descriptions to find the topic most relevant to your current challenge and dive straight in. Building a business is hard enough; the right information at the right time makes it a little easier.