The Brand Bite Podcast

Are you struggling to stay consistent in your business or content creation? In this episode, I sit down with entrepreneur and entrepreneur Kamina James to talk about what it really takes to build a brand and business that feels aligned without burning out. We dive into:✨ Why consistency matters more than perfection✨ How to build habits that actually stick✨ The truth about “boring business, exci...

Feeling stuck between hustle culture and wanting a business that actually feels good? In this episode of the Brand Bite Podcast, I chat with Kiley Steed of Wild Lotus Consulting about how she helps women entrepreneurs create sustainable businesses that honor both structure and soul. What you’ll learn in this episode:✔️ Why balancing masculine + feminine energy is key to business success✔️ How to a...

Are you feeling burnt out, misaligned, or just meh about your business lately? In this episode of the Brand Bite Podcast, I sit down with business strategist and joy-first entrepreneur Haley Thomas of The Passion Pursuit and Camp Climb to unpack why so many entrepreneurs lose themselves in the hustle and how to build a business that feels good again. We dive into:- What it really means to find you...

Essential Legal Protection for Every EntrepreneurIn this episode, Hunter Myers interviews Liku T. Amadi, Esq., founder of Anasa Law Firm, about the critical legal foundations every business owner needs from day one. Whether you're just starting out or scaling your business, this conversation will help you avoid costly legal mistakes and protect your entrepreneurial journey. Key Topics Covered:...

What if the missing piece in your business isn’t another strategy… but someone who gets it? In this powerful episode of The Brand Bite Podcast, I sit down with Taylor Smith — keynote speaker, 4x founder, and host of The Power Table Podcast — to talk about the real cost of building your business alone and how community building became her most powerful growth strategy. We dive into: * How Taylor we...

Feeling burnt out, stuck, or like the "proven" strategies just don’t work for you anymore? You’re not alone—and you’re not the problem. In this episode of The Brand Bite Podcast, I sit down with intuitive business astrologer and marketing mentor Sheri Moise to talk about why your launches might feel off, how to plan based on your energy (not the internet's calendar), and how business astrology can...

Tired of working in a space that doesn’t feel like you? This episode will change how you think about design. Interior designer and entrepreneur Nicole Roe of R. Nickson Interiors joins me to share how your environment can make (or break) your business. Whether you're a founder working from home or a CEO with a full team, your space is saying something about you—Nicole shows us how to make sure it’...

Are you tired of your website sounding like everyone else's? Wondering why your copy isn't converting—or why it just feels off? In this episode of the Brand Bite Podcast, website and sales copywriter Delaney Rietveld joins host Hunter Myers to break down the truth about no-fluff copywriting. Learn how to ditch cringey, outdated sales tactics, add more personality to your brand, and write w...

If you're a new entrepreneur feeling the pressure to drop thousands on professional branding, pause and listen to this first. In this episode of The Brand Bite Podcast , I—Hunter Myers, founder of Verdure Design Co.—pull back the curtain on the branding industry and ask the tough question: Is professional branding being marketed as a magic bullet to early-stage business owners who don’t actual...

In this episode, Hayleigh Hayhurst, an expert in podcasting and entrepreneurship, shares her journey from starting a hobby podcast in college to founding Espresso Podcast Production during the pandemic. She discusses the challenges and benefits of starting a podcast (both for fun and for you business) and tips for getting off the ground and growing.  Thinking about starting a podcast? This episode...

Join Nashira and Hunter on this episode as they delve into the intricate world of financial health. From defining what financial health truly means to Nashira's personal journey tackling $60,000 in debt, they explore the intersection of money and mental well-being. With insights on addressing financial stressors and discovering oneself beyond monetary goals, Nashira unveils her strategies for...

Differentiation is one of the key factors that makes a brand successful. It makes you memorable, desirable, and--if done with the client/customer experience in mind--the go-to business in your industry. In this episode, you'll learn how a gas station went above and beyond to differentiate themselves from their competitors and how you can do the same! Want to connect? Follow me on Instagram: @v...

John Hammond from Jurassic Park is a quintessential fictional entrepreneur. He was bold. He was a forward thinker. He crafted a stellar brand, but he also f*cked up.... BAD. In this episode, the first of a series of fictional entrepreneur reviews, explore what John Hammond did right and what he definitely did WRONG. Want to connect? Instagram: @verduredesignco.com Free Mini-Course: https://verdure...

In this episode, Arika Clark Alejo, the founder of Thrive Epic, shares her journey from being a sign language interpreter to unintentionally running her own business, experiencing burnout, and successfully transitioning into coaching. She emphasizes the importance of community, outsourcing, setting boundaries, and practice for entrepreneurial success while maintaining productivity and well-being....

In this episode, Alyssa Hariprashad, a physical therapist and creator of the Pelvic Floor Playbook blog and All Things Pelvic Podcast, shares her journey of transitioning from being laid off to successfully starting her own practice. She discusses the challenges and hard work involved in managing her business, from financial concerns and setting boundaries to embracing discomfort, having a positiv...

In this episode, Linda Diakite Karressy, founder of Insight Financial Group and Insight Business Academy, discusses how her teaching skills in corporate lead her to start her own bookkeeping business. She emphasizes the importance of building relationships, mindset, and financial literacy for Black women entrepreneurs, offering networking strategies focused on building trust and providing value th...

In this episode, Todd Kuckkahn, on a mission to revolutionize company culture and leadership, shares his unique perspective on entrepreneurship, having started his journey at age 63. He emphasizes the significance of networking, understanding and respecting different work styles, intentional acts of kindness and gratitude, and building meaningful relationships in business to reach a larger audienc...

In this episode, Elise Enriquez, a productivity coach, shares her journey from corporate America to coaching women in reclaiming their time and redefining productivity as making progress while enjoying life. She candidly discusses her business failures, struggles with attracting clients, and the importance of authenticity, experimentation, and using language in coaching and marketing. Connect with...

In this episode, Kaye Putnam, a psychology-driven brand strategist, shares her entrepreneurial journey and how she found success by focusing on her authentic self through the use of brand archetypes. She emphasizes the significance of prioritizing family time, paying attention to how decisions make you feel, and focusing on short-term sustainability and building assets for long-term business succe...

In this episode, Kelsy Gover, an RN and transformative wellness coach, shares her holistic approach to health and wellness, discussing managing anxiety related to motherhood and work-life balance as a virtual business owner. She shares advice for entrepreneurs, emphasizing the importance of trusting your gut, and consistently practicing gratitude to find balance and overcome fears of financial ins...

In this episode, Jennifer Mackey-Mary, founder of Your Everyday Style, discusses her accidental entrepreneurship journey from corporate training to direct sales and how she turned her talent for styling into a business helping women with digital capsule wardrobe guides. She emphasizes the importance of having a clear vision, saying no to distractions, prioritizing customer satisfaction, and provid...

In this episode, Zac Stucki, a customer-centric operations expert and owner of Homeric Consulting Services, combines Clayton Christensen's job theory with project and operations management methodologies to help businesses scale. He emphasizes the importance of understanding your customer, using documentary-style market research interviews, and focusing on emotional and social aspects of innova...

In this episode, Amy Joy, an autistic classroom teacher, parent, and parenting coach, shares their mission to create kinder and gentler homes, schools and workplaces for all neurotypes through her organization, Building Stronger. They emphasize the significance of trying, learning from mistakes, and embracing self-directed business education, while discussing work-life balance, overcoming executiv...

In this episode, Clara Capano, founder of Capano Speaking and Training, emphasizes the importance of leading with value and serving others, resulting in both peace and financial success. She highlights the significance of making well-thought-out business decisions, focusing on personal growth, and finding harmony in both career and personal life while advocating for free collaboration and paying i...

In this episode, Ian Whitehead, a clarity coach and owner of Ian Whitehead Coaching, shares his journey from being a senior project manager to starting an online coaching business. He emphasizes the value of understanding goals and overcoming limiting beliefs to prevent giving up, while acknowledging the challenges of social media and the importance of having a strategy for consistency. Connect wi...