Top 10 Best Business Podcasts

Guy Raz interviews founders of iconic companies from Airbnb to Zappos, extracting the raw, vulnerable origin stories that glossy magazine profiles always leave out.

The self-proclaimed "besties" Chamath Palihapitiya, Jason Calacanis, David Sacks, and David Friedberg debate markets, politics, and tech with unfiltered hot takes that regularly move stock prices.

Steven Bartlett's UK-based show became a global phenomenon by landing guests from Elon Musk to leading neuroscientists, blending business insights with personal development in long-form conversations.

Sam Parr and Shaan Puri brainstorm startup ideas in real time with infectious energy, proving that business podcasts do not need to be stiff or overly serious to deliver genuine alpha.

Reid Hoffman uses his Rolodex as LinkedIn co-founder to land CEOs like Mark Zuckerberg and Reed Hastings, wrapping their scaling lessons in Hollywood-grade production and storytelling.

NPR's economics show has spent over 15 years making monetary policy, supply chains, and inflation genuinely entertaining through creative storytelling and real-world experiments.

Scott Galloway brings his NYU Stern professor energy to weekly rants about Big Tech, brand strategy, and the economy, mixing data-driven analysis with his trademark provocative humor.

David Brown narrates dramatized accounts of legendary corporate rivalries from Nike vs. Adidas to Netflix vs. Blockbuster, turning business history into compelling audio drama.

Patrick O'Shaughnessy goes deep with the world's best investors and operators, delivering conversations so dense with insight that listeners routinely take notes as if attending a graduate seminar.

Guy Raz interviews founders of iconic companies from Airbnb to Zappos, extracting the raw, vulnerable origin stories that glossy magazine profiles always leave out.

The self-proclaimed "besties" Chamath Palihapitiya, Jason Calacanis, David Sacks, and David Friedberg debate markets, politics, and tech with unfiltered hot takes that regularly move stock prices.

Steven Bartlett's UK-based show became a global phenomenon by landing guests from Elon Musk to leading neuroscientists, blending business insights with personal development in long-form conversations.

Sam Parr and Shaan Puri brainstorm startup ideas in real time with infectious energy, proving that business podcasts do not need to be stiff or overly serious to deliver genuine alpha.

Reid Hoffman uses his Rolodex as LinkedIn co-founder to land CEOs like Mark Zuckerberg and Reed Hastings, wrapping their scaling lessons in Hollywood-grade production and storytelling.

NPR's economics show has spent over 15 years making monetary policy, supply chains, and inflation genuinely entertaining through creative storytelling and real-world experiments.

Scott Galloway brings his NYU Stern professor energy to weekly rants about Big Tech, brand strategy, and the economy, mixing data-driven analysis with his trademark provocative humor.

David Brown narrates dramatized accounts of legendary corporate rivalries from Nike vs. Adidas to Netflix vs. Blockbuster, turning business history into compelling audio drama.

Patrick O'Shaughnessy goes deep with the world's best investors and operators, delivering conversations so dense with insight that listeners routinely take notes as if attending a graduate seminar.