OverPressure Podcast

The Overpressure Podcast's latest episode features Ofer, a serial entrepreneur who got his first computer at seven, was writing code by that age, had his first job at a computer company at 12, was freelancing by 16, and founded his first company at 20. Roughly 15 years ago, he pivoted from pure technology into neuroscience, driven partly by watching his own son struggle through special educat...

The Overpressure Podcast's latest episode features Jack, a former minor league umpire turned wealth management advisor who spent eight years, including six winter ball seasons, calling games before getting released at 30 with a pregnant wife and no savings. He knocked on Ernst & Young's door in New York as a 30-year-old ex-umpire, talked his way into their tax department, then passed...

The Overpressure Podcast's latest episode features Earl David Reed, a 65-year-old comedian whose father, a Marine staff sergeant, was killed in Vietnam in 1966 pulling two men out of an ambush. Reed didn't learn much about him until after his mother passed in 2005, when a sealed trunk of military artifacts finally came open. The best moment isn't the career, it's the encounter....

The Overpressure Podcast's latest episode features Wes, an Australian digital agency owner of over 20 years who builds websites for trades, construction, and industrial brands out of Melbourne. He spent the business's first decade taking on any client for any reason, learned that trying to please everybody pleases nobody, and eventually niched down after noticing his best clients kept lo...

The Overpressure Podcast's latest episode features Scooby, a sports journalist who drove for an Oklahoma National Guard commanding general, deployed to Bosnia, worked Hurricane Katrina relief out of a Walmart parking lot, deployed to Iraq in 2008, then came home and did "nothing" for nine months before earning a psychology master's, applying to Columbia's journalism school...

The Overpressure Podcast's latest episode features Dan, a Spokane-based entrepreneur who grew up in Section 8 housing with a single mom after his biological father left when he was four months old, went through three stepdads, and became the first person on either side of his family to earn a college degree then a master's. He now runs four businesses: a 20-plus-year insurance agency, a...

The Overpressure Podcast's latest episode features Jen, a gold star daughter whose father, a Navy sailor, went missing when she was ten, sending her family from built-in military community into a civilian life she describes as feeling like disappearing. She got fired from four jobs in her early twenties before her best friend told her she just wasn't cut out for traditional employment, a...

The Overpressure Podcast just dropped a conversation with Charles, a serial entrepreneur who started his first business at four years old to get his dad's attention, was diagnosed with one of the worst cases of learning disabilities his doctor had ever seen, spent a quarter million dollars traveling the world with Tony Robbins, and now runs Predictable Profits a consultancy that took one agen...

The Overpressure Podcast just dropped a conversation with Jay, a real estate investor who got his line of credit shut down with no notice in January 2009 two houses under contract, over $100,000 in projected profit on the table, and a banker explaining that there was a global financial crisis going on. Jay's response was to ask himself not how he'd fix it, but who he knew that could help...

The Overpressure Podcast just dropped a conversation with Robert, a married entrepreneurship consultant who spent years building a business until 2am while working a full-time pharmaceutical job, whose first wife died in a car accident on an ordinary Tuesday morning, and who finished that year top 2% in national sales while taking every vacation he'd been postponing. The through line of all t...

The Overpressure Podcast just dropped a conversation with Danielle Roberts, coming to them from the Twin Cities and the world of faith-integrated business coaching, and it's equal parts Navy CTR turned mom of four, certified life coach who got there by accident, and woman who decided 36 weeks pregnant on Pearl Harbor was the moment to call it quits and move into her parents' basement. Sh...

The Overpressure Podcast just dropped a conversation with Brent Loyd, coming to them from San Diego and the world of Special Operations transition, and it's equal parts seven-deployment Navy vet, TBI and PTSD survivor, and guy who got misdiagnosed with bipolar disorder over a 45-minute phone call by a practitioner who didn't want to do their job. He had every plan in place. COVID hit. Th...

The Overpressure Podcast just dropped a conversation with Laura Camacho, coming to them from Charleston and the world of executive presence coaching, and it's equal parts Harvard Business Review council member, PhD communication scholar, and self-described introvert who will tell you that your brain shuts down exactly when you need it most. Her career started in Caracas writing economic newsl...

The Overpressure Podcast just dropped a conversation with Eric Dillman, coming to them from Charlotte by way of Pittsburgh and the world of interior design, and it's equal parts NKBA 30 Under 30 honoree, country music obsessive, and guy who accidentally started a podcast because people kept telling him he had one. He left residential design for retail, needed something to keep his social medi...

The Overpressure Podcast just dropped a conversation with Martin Pytela, coming to them from Canada and the world of Life Enthusiast, and it's equal parts systems analyst turned wellness detective, escaped Czech communist, and 72-year-old who will tell you he's healthier now than he was at 35. He went to a dentist at 25, trusted the guy with the diploma on the wall, got 12 mercury amalga...

The Overpressure Podcast just dropped a conversation with Seth Green, not that Seth Green, out of New York, and it's equal parts direct response nerd, personal development junkie, and quietly one of the more interesting operators you'll hear on the show. He went from making 300 cold calls a day at a Fortune 500 company, dead last among 6,700 reps, to discovering Dan Kennedy, turning into...

The Overpressure Podcast just dropped a conversation with Alan Sisto, host of the Prancing Pony Podcast out of California, that's equal parts accidental entrepreneur and lifelong Tolkien obsessive. He started as an architectural photographer who hated shooting people, stumbled into voiceover to fill the slow seasons, got told to start a podcast to sound more conversational, and ended up build...

The Overpressure podcast just dropped a conversation with Ryan Lee, founder of Lighting for Profits out of Utah, that's equal parts blue-collar hustle and big-mission entrepreneurship. He grew up shoveling driveways for $25, was the first in his family to get a college degree, stumbled into landscape lighting from a hot tub conversation with his brother, built a business over 12 years, and so...

The Overpressure podcast just dropped a conversation with Nicholas Lirio, president of Hosky Native Seeds out of Iowa, that's equal parts systems thinking and unexpected entrepreneurship across three very different businesses. He grew up surrounded by entrepreneurs, stepped in to help his stepdad transition a prairie seed farm right as cancer was quietly taking hold, and has spent five years...

The Overpressure podcast just dropped a conversation with Tom Scarda, 20-year franchise expert out of Florida, that's equal parts real talk on fear and a masterclass in finding the right vehicle for your next chapter. He started as a New York City subway conductor, bought a smoothie franchise in 2000 after an old-timer warned him he'd never wear a silk shirt on the transit system, built...

The Overpressure podcast just dropped a conversation with Tony Durso, LA-based podcaster and five-time bestselling author with 50 million+ listens, that's equal parts promotion mastery and entrepreneurial endurance. He spent decades in corporate marketing before federal regulations wiped out his lead generation business four separate times in seven years. So he went looking for something he c...

The Overpressure podcast just dropped a conversation with Eli Marcus, host of the Motivation Show out of South Florida, that's equal parts old-school wisdom and timeless human connection. He ran the largest adult education seminar company in the world:  750 events a year, Michael Jackson at Carnegie Hall, until 9/11 gave him a signal to slow down. He's been delivering that same self-help...

The Overpressure podcast just dropped a conversation with Bill Flynn, business growth coach out of Boston, that's equal parts neuroscience and hard-earned leadership wisdom from 10 startups over 25 years. He's been through two IPOs, helped companies get acquired, and now distills 30 years of management science into digestible frameworks for leaders who are stuck, either plateaued or grow...

The Overpressure podcast just dropped a conversation with James Walton, owner of Prepper Broadcasting Network, that's equal parts community building and real-talk entrepreneurship. He's based in Virginia, started as a freelance writer and consistent podcaster, and eventually bought the network he'd been contributing to for six years, right before 2020 made everything he was doing su...

The Overpressure podcast just dropped a conversation with Ginny Priem that's equal parts personal resilience and entrepreneurial lessons. She's based in Minnesota and went from leading high-performing corporate teams to becoming a number one Amazon bestselling author, speaker, and coach, all sparked by discovering her partner was living a complete double life. Her best stories? Not the e...