Brad Lea: CEO, Entrepreneur, and Host of The Bottom Line
Dropping Bombs
Laugh while you learn how to solve some of life's challenges! In fact, Brad Lea keeps it as real as it gets while he's "Dropping Bombs" on a wide-range of topics that educate, inspire and makes you laugh out loud. Brad's bombs are explosive strategies discovered through conversations with his fascinating guests that you can use to obliterate any obstacle getting in the way of your personal or business success. Listen to the Dropping Bombs podcast for exclusive content, success strategies rooted in real-life experiences and stories from the front lines. Brad's dropping bombs. Listen up or run f...
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Brad Lea: CEO, Entrepreneur, and Host of The Bottom Line
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Jul 10, 2026
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Episodes
Donna Curry. School of Hard Knocks. Episode 155 with The Real Brad Lea (TRBL). 18.04.2019 50:37
As a Franchise Owner and Development Agent for Subway Sandwiches, Donna Curry owns 63 stores -- and has opened more than 140. Called "the First Lady of Franchising," Donna has investments all over Las Vegas, spanning back to her arrival in 1979. For the 155th episode of Dropping Bombs, Brad and Donna talked about the need for every business person to be a problem solver "It's not just about making...
Kyle Hayungs. From Jailhouse to Penthouse. Episode 150 with The Real Brad Lea (TRBL). 01.04.2019 52:27
For the 150th episode of Dropping Bombs, Brad sits down to chat with Kyle Hayungs about how anything is possible with the right mindset and work ethic. Kyle always showed entrepreneurial spirit — even if he wasn't always on the right side of the law. Ten years later, his foundation talks to at-risk youth to try and guide them away from making the same mistakes. From where to find opportunities to...
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