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While you’re waiting

I know how hard it can be, waiting a whole week for a new episode of Unfinished Business. To make things easier, here are two more creative business related podcasts for you to try.

The Businessology Show

The Businessology Show is a “podcast about the business of design and the design of business” hosted by Dan Mall, a designer whose work I’ve long admired, and accountant Jason Blumer.

I enjoyed their pilot episode and look forward to hearing more.

BizCraft

BizCraft has been around longer, with fifteen episodes under hosts Gene Crawford and nGen Works’ Carl Smith belts. So far Gene and Carl have covered a whole host of business topics. Their episode “All about pricing” from August 2012 fits well with episode two of Unfinished Business, out this Monday.

I love that more people are talking and sharing their approaches to business. It’s great that Dan and Jason, Gene and Carl, Anna and I come from such different backgrounds and have had such different experiences. I know that I have a lot to learn about business as I’m not a natural business person. I’m sure these two shows are going to help me a lot.


January 21, 2013 • Andy Clarke • businesspodcast
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