The Brad Weisman Show

Send us Fan Mail Your back is not made of glass, but the internet sure talks like it is. We bring on Dr. Grant Elliott , a chiropractor known for movement-based, evidence-based back pain rehab, to challenge the most common low back pain myths that keep people stuck. We get into why “just get an MRI” is often the wrong first step , how imaging can create false alarms , and why function and movement...

Send us Fan Mail Franchising sounds simple until you look under the hood. If you have ever wondered whether franchise ownership is a smart wealth-building move or an expensive trap, this conversation gives you a real framework instead of hype. We sit down with Alex Smereczniak , founder of Franzy , to talk about how normal people evaluate franchise opportunities, what they should ask before signin...

Send us Fan Mail A table saw accident is scary in the abstract. Hearing what it sounds like, how fast it happens, and what it costs to survive it is something else entirely. Chad Stock joins us to tell the true story behind the “The Marion Miracle,” a catastrophic injury in a remote Montana cabin that left him bleeding out with his phone and keys out of reach, no cell service , and no guarantee an...

Send us Fan Mail One distracted glance at a cell phone . One red light. One impact that should have been a fatality. Our guest Cody Byrns remembers driving, then nothing, and then waking up to learn he spent more than three weeks in a coma after a refrigerator box truck slammed into his SUV and ignited it in flames. From the certified burn unit to infections, surgeries, and relearning how to walk...

Send us Fan Mail Michael Jackson fans love the hits, but the real chills come from the moments you were never supposed to hear: the studio talk, the rough takes, the melodies before the lyrics, the heartbeat inside the demos. After I stumbled onto Australian Radio Host Jermaine D'Vauz on Instagram, I had to bring him on to play rare Michael Jackson recordings and tell the stories around them....

Send us Fan Mail You can do everything “right” and still feel wrong inside . That’s the tension we explore with Saahil Mehta , Dubai-based speaker, coach, and author of Break Free , after he realized he had chased an inherited version of success and paid for it with his health, his peace, and his authenticity. If you’ve ever looked at your life and thought, “Why am I not more grateful?” this conve...

Send us Fan Mail Your medical bill says one thing , your insurance statement says another , and somehow the “cash price” is lower than using the card you pay for every month. We wanted to know why, so we brought in Chris Hamilton , a Texas-based employee benefits consultant who deals with healthcare and insurance costs for employers every day and is blunt about what’s broken. We start with a real...

Send us Fan Mail The National Real Estate News loves a simple storyline, but your local market does not live in a headline. We sit down with Pete Heim for a Local and National Real Estate Update and get specific about what’s actually happening on the ground: mortgage rates hovering around the mid-6% range, inventory sitting in the mid-500s, and why a few extra listings can change negotiating power...

Send us Fan Mail Your kid denies what you just watched happen and you can feel your blood pressure rise. That moment is where good intentions go to die, and it is exactly where Josh Davis shows us how to slow down without becoming passive. Josh is a dad of three with a PhD in psychology and neuroscience, and he translates NLP (neurolinguistic programming) into simple, usable tools for parenting, m...

Send us Fan Mail 300 Episodes sounds like a number until you remember what it’s made of: planning, recording, editing, guest scheduling, showing up on the weeks you feel inspired and the weeks you don’t. Brad and Hugo mark the milestone with a behind-the-scenes conversation about how The Brad Weisman Show started in the early COVID days and why it evolved from a real estate podcast into something...

Send us Fan Mail Guest: Mark Silverman   Leadership doesn’t usually fall apart because we don’t know what to do. It falls apart because pressure overrides our capacity and we take it out on the people around us. That’s why this conversation with leadership coach and author Mark Silverman hits so hard: he doesn’t just teach better management moves, he goes straight to the nervous system , the stres...

Send us Fan Mail Pressure is not just a feeling, it’s a force that quietly rewires how we lead. When decisions get heavier, patience gets shorter, and your mind lives in a constant hum, it’s easy to blame strategy, the market, or your team . We wanted a better answer, so we brought on executive coach and author Angus Nelson to talk about leadership stability, the ability to stay clear, calm, and d...

Send us Fan Mail A great live show is no accident. In this episode, Jeff Tomrell shares how he turned local band GoGo Gadget into a high-end entertainment act and built Three Hive Studios , an 8,000 sq. ft. creative hub in Reading, PA. We dive into the craft of live performance—discussing medleys, theatrical lighting, and building Broadway-level tribute shows like Magical Mystery Doors . Then, we...

Send us Fan Mail We sit down with Jeremy Ryan Slate , co-founder of Command Your Brand , to connect the lessons of Roman history to modern branding, PR, and podcast growth in 2026. In this episode, we cover: Why video and targeted YouTube SEO are now mandatory for discovery. Building a catalog that compounds vs. chasing short-lived virality. What Roman emperors can teach us about narrative marketi...

Send us Fan Mail A former physicist walks into the studio and suddenly the Law of Attraction stops sounding like a slogan and starts sounding like a system. Randy Lyman , author of The Third Element , joins us to unpack the “missing key” most people skip: emotions. Not performative feelings, not workplace drama, but the kind of honest emotional awareness that changes how you lead, how you relate,...

Send us Fan Mail We talk with Damiano   Raveenthiran   about why entrepreneurs accidentally build founder dependent jobs and how to redesign an agency into a real asset. We get specific about delegation, positioning, accountability, hard lessons from fraud, and how AI is reshaping what clients should pay for.  • Bootstrapping an agency from scratch and scaling fast • Spotting founder dependence an...

My good friend and amazing Realtor, Pete Heim, is our guest this week!! Big real estate mergers are making headlines, but the day to day experience still comes down to the agent you choose and the facts you verify. We talk through what consolidation, local inventory shifts, pricing discipline, and AI fueled scams mean for buyers and sellers right now.  • Compass buying Anywhere and why it signals...

This Week's Guest: Heather Younger Chaos at work has a way of exposing what’s real. When the market shifts, a reorg lands, or anxiety spreads across a team, people don’t look for a perfect leader. They look for a steady one. That’s why I sat down with Heather Younger , a leadership and workplace culture keynote speaker, researcher, and best-selling author known for her work on caring leadersh...

Brad (and Hugo) sit down with Mary Kelly from Omnia Integrative Health and Med Spa to separate signal from noise, by starting with a simple summer problem most of us get wrong: when to apply sunscreen and why sweating changes everything. From there, we get into what Mary actually does day-to-day as a registered nurse, aesthetic injector, and certified nurse health coach and why not so accurate soc...

You can tell when a book is written by a real person, because it sounds like a real person. After four months of calls, drafts, and “ghost doctoring,” my ghostwriter Matt Harms , founder of Pen For Hire,  finally joins me in the studio to talk about what it actually takes to turn messy notes and life stories into a finished manuscript, and why the best ghostwriting never feels like someone else ta...

You can love your daughter more than anything and still feel like you’re speaking different languages. That’s the tension we dig into with Madeline Anderson, founder of Girl Dad Network and author of Girl Dad , as we get honest about what actually builds a strong father daughter relationship and why so many families drift into distance without meaning to. We talk about how Madeline went from a UCL...

AI is updating at a pace most of us have never had to keep up with, and that speed is exactly why so many smart people feel overwhelmed or suspicious. We sit down with Saiid Zamani , an AI trainer and active real estate agent, to make it simple, practical, and real. Our goal is not to hype the tech or fear-monger about robots. We want to show how AI actually fits into everyday work and where the “...

Your name is a search result now, and your brand is either being built on purpose or built by accident. We talk with Rizzo “King Kongin” , a marketer and creator who turned a competitive personal energy into a brand and an energy drink, then sold the formulation while keeping the King Kongin identity as a long-term platform. We get into the real origin story: planking challenges, relentless repeti...

One torn-up knee can change a whole life, but only if you’re willing to look for the lesson instead of the loss. Sam Demma , Author of Empty Your Backpack, joins us to share how a serious soccer setback became the starting point for a decade of keynote speaking, service, and storytelling built on one principle: small, consistent actions. We dig into the moments that shaped Sam’s message , from pic...

OUR GUEST THIS WEEK IS: Pete Heim, Realtor  One in three buyers may be teaming up to buy a home, and that single stat raises a huge question: is co-buying the future of homeownership, or a shortcut that can blow up later? We dig into what co-buying actually means (non-married co-borrowers, friends, relatives, and partners), why it’s rising, and how it can turn rent money into a real estate investm...