#3 --John Katzman, CEO Noodle Companies on Education, Entrepreneurship, Confidence and Leadership

Being a high-achiever and problem-solver can make it tricky to set aside familiar patterns for the sake of more ease.

How do you channel your passion for an idea to fuel your organization's growth?

Our first anonymous guest kicked off the conversation by explaining that he is in the market for a coach who can help him get out of a funk.

David Secunda talks to Sue and Leah about his recurring worry that he is "too much."

Robin Izsak-Tseng talk with Sue and Leah about the tension between her wealth of experience and a worry about belonging.

Shawna Barnhart explores with Sue and Leah how to lean into her passion of collaborating to navigate her current transition.

Rachel Beisel shares about the challenge of finding "what's next" with Sue and Leah.

Ajay Manglani talks with Sue and Leah about how to find the right balance in terms of sharing information with his team.

Yong Kim, CEO of Wonolo, joins Leah and Sue for a conversation about 100% responsibility and the many sides of empathy in leadership.

A great adaptation story by Yogapod Boulder to survive and thrive in the face of Covid-19

How to scale a company that coaches and trains conscious leaders? Walk the talk with conscious leadership. The growth of CLG

An authentic inside look at Mat Vogels' launch of employee perks startup Zestful

Want a way to save one or many lives in one incredibly altruistic gesture? Be a living kidney donor. Here's how with Neshiyqah Nesh.

Hear an inspiring story of living kidney donation from Patty Graham

Mike Heilbronner talks about receiving a living kidney donation from an altruistic stranger who lived 3000 away and found out about him on Facebook.

A successful startup that raises all boats, and feeds some goats.

Optimize your runway in a new role in the mission-critical first hundred days.

From deli roots to dominating the consolidation of online ordering systems for restaurants.

Lisa Weinstein, CEO of Curiosity.com, on journey from corporate exec to startup CEO.

Vlada Bortnik, Founder of Joya/Marco Polo, tells her amazing immigrant-to-entrpreneur story.

Here about how Farmer's Fridge is changing supply-chain with direct-to-consumer fresh and healthy food.

Seth Levine of Foundry Group on his and his firm's reaction to the sexual harassment news in venture

Get an inside listen on a deep dive mentor meeting wtih Techstars Boulder Company Monday

A story of long-term devotion to finding the nexus between the power of technology and pragmatic ways to use it to make human lives better.

Founder Eric Friedenwald-Fishman was raised in a family of hippies (his words). His upbringing rendered him a change agent and a force for justice.

`Jason and ShipCompliant is a story about passion, perseverance, patience, and paving the way to building a great life through building a great company.

Devin Hibbard, CEO of Bead for Life, is changing the world, by radically enhancing the financial lives and self worth of women in its second largest continent.

Margaret Miner's companies generate more revenue than you think, and more than many of the tech companies you read about. A different angle for this episode.

Nicole Glaros, Chief Innovation Officer at Techstars on strength, independence and purpose.

The talented Wendy Lea looks outside and inside for insights into what is behind her serial successes.

Nicole DeBoom pours herself into the mission and growth of Skirt Sports, just as she did as a Yale-educated athlete turned Ironman Triathlon champ.

Elizabeth Kraus interviews Sue Heilbronner, her co-founder of MergeLane and host of the Real Leaders podcast.

Bill Flagg has a contrarian suggestion for startups: build and hold your companies. Fund your firms with revenue. Build great, enduring companies.

Erin Carson, General Manager and Owner of RallySport Health & Fitness in Boulder, Colorado, on her success in building health and community at her health club

Lee Mayer is building an amazing Denver-based company determined to bring customized, terrific home design to everyone.

Founder and CEO of Homie, Johnny Hanna defies the entrepreneurial stereotypes. He is father of six kids under nine, and he foregoes the big exit.

Fran Dunaway built TomboyX to meet the needs of women who want to express their own uniqueness through their clothes and underwear.

Kevin Brown went from senior executive roles in software and services companies and then followed his passion for climbing, and chalk.

Devon Tivona and his team have built a smart-tech-meets-real-humans travel app that really makes traveling fun again. Pana and Devon are both game-changers.

Mark Berey, CEO turned white-collar crime detective, talks candidly about making decisions to create a meaningful life.

A great story of an internationally regarded journalist who leveraged her media savvy to create one of the most influential influencer marketing on earth.

#8 -- D. Scott Phoenix, CEO of Vicarious. Scott and Vicarious are out to build first human-level AI "and use it to help humanity thrive."

Phil Weiser is a law school dean who believes that living a life with a "growth" or "entrepreneurial" mindset is the key to achieving potential and happiness.

Promise Phelon, CEO of TapInfluence. A maverick who is building a new archetype for leadership.

#5 - Scott Meyer, CEO of Ghostery. From ghost avatar and free plugin to global Saas

Susan Lyne is always where consumer interests are headed. The feedback she's received her entire life? "That's too facile. Go deeper."

Serial Boston-based entrepreneur Dave Balter shares the real stories behind his series of winning startups: WOMMA, BzzAgent, Smarterer, and now Mylestoned.

Listen to the story behind the story of the founding and first-year growth of the hot, irreverent clothing brand, Shinesty.