In this episode, John gives insight on what to do and not do in regards to growing your network on Linked In. Katie follows up on Scooter App Charging /neighborhood Feng Shui. The team gets nostalgic about the last Blockbuster Video on the planet (including John's controversial rewind policy), and Cousin Bill introduces a new game, "Swing and a Miss".

John, Katie, and Cousin Bill are joined by Co-founder of Omaze, Matt Pohlson. Matt shares an inspiring story about working with Bono, and wild tale of how a last ditch effort with Bryan Cranston saved his company. The show closes with a jaw-dropping story from Matt's personal journey that leaves the team so speechless they have to skip their weekly game. Keep your tissues close, Tearjerker alert.

Christina Pascucci of KTLA News joins the crew for their first on location taping at her home KTLA Studios. She and the crew talk about the business of news but also the bigger picture, how time is fleeting and the desire to reinvent yourself every ten years. Slogans Heroes is back and Christina may or may not bend the rules!

John, Katie, and Bill round out 2018 with a festive holiday show, recapping the year, how they plan to celebrate, bringing forth some Holiday news, and trying to find those holiday deals.

Originally aired December 10, 2018

John's parents, Jooge and Rae, visit the show and talk about their respective journeys through the working world, raising their CEO son, and their perspective of John's journey as an entrepreneur.

Originally aired December 4, 2018

Podcast One's Mike August continues his chat with the Bouqs team about working alongside Adam Carolla and Jimmy Kimmel and both their unorthodox rises to stardom, the beginning of Artist Management Group, and the career path that brought him to Podcasting.

Originally aired November 27, 2018

PodcastOne's Mike August joins the gang to talk about his work with the company, his history in comedy and doing stand up, and working with Adam Carolla and Jimmy Kimmel.

Originally Aired November 20, 2018

Comparably CEO, entrepreneur, and tech investor Jason Nazar joins the show to talk about wanting to be different from the crowd and take your own path, not having a full time job until he was 35, hustling through the speaking circuit, and starting docstoc.