How To Fail Forward Podcasts

Cyber resilience is fast emerging as the driving force behind critical business continuity in our digital era. Faced with brownouts, blackouts, and the ‘when not if’ nature of cyberattacks, how do businesses harness this resilience for stronger cybersecurity and networking? Listen in to The Resilience Factor as our hosts — renowned social engineer Jenny Radcliffe and Zscaler’s own Kate Baker — explore how organizations and employees can fail forward to adapt with confidence.   Through trend-based discussions with cybersecurity experts and pioneers, real-life case studies, and practical advice, The Resilience Factor offers audiences insights on the tools and strategies needed to build business and personal resilience. 

This podcast is a series of conversations. What started as a series of intimate conversations between Ruth and David that ranged from personal to professional experiences around violence, relationships, abuse, and system and professional responses which harm, not help, has now become a global conversation about systems and culture change. In many episodes, David and Ruth are joined by a global leader in different areas like child safety, men and masculinity, and, of course, partnering with survivors. Each episode is a deep dive into complex topics like how systems fail domestic abuse survivors and their children, societal views of masculinity and violence, and how intersectionalities such as cultural beliefs, religious beliefs, and unique vulnerabilities impact how we respond to abuse and violence. These far-ranging discussions offer an insider look into how we navigate the world together as professionals, as parents, and as partners. During these podcasts, David and Ruth challenge the notions which keep all of us from moving forward collectively as systems, as cultures, and as families into safety, nurturance, and healing. We hope you join us.Have an idea for a podcast? Tell about it here: https://share.hsforms.com/1l329DGB1TH6AFndCFfB7aA3a1w1 

Interviews with highly successful people who have failed many times along the way. It's our passion to share their inspirational stories with you as motivational tools for your own success. Failure is not something to be feared, but an essential tool of all successful people. We must all Fail Forward.

Leaders in the nonprofit industry share their stories from the front lines of adversity. Where innovation meets determination, they withstand all odds to drive their mission forward and effect change. Each story's unique, each struggle's worth the fight, but the goal is constant - to make an impact. Join us on our journey to find the stories that are hidden beneath the corporate veil. Our guests open up on how they try, fail and overcome in their fight to fulfill their mission. Through their experiences, we can join forces to become civic warriors in our communities.

Real builders. Real stories. Real talk about what it takes to grow in this business. Builder Straight Talk is the go-to podcast for builders, remodelers, and tradespeople who want to scale their business, get projects funded, and learn from folks who've actually walked the job site and built something real. Hosted by Michael Krisa, each episode dives into honest conversations with builders who've figured out how to grow, fail forward, and keep things moving—through systems, smart money, and straight-up grit. If you're building more than just houses—if you're building a real business—this is the show for you. No suits. No filters. Just the stuff that works.

GENESIS: The Failing Forward Podcast is the home of leaders who don’t quit. Hosted by Lady Jaye, this show is about turning setbacks into setups for purpose. Every episode dives into real stories, practical lessons, and honest conversations about what it means to fail forward—not as an identity, but as a movement. Here, failure is a verb, not an adjective. It’s something you experience, learn from, and rise beyond. From personal journeys to leadership insights, you’ll hear how to reframe failure as a beginning, extend yourself grace in the process, and build resilience, creativity, and empathy that can transform your life and work. If you’re ready to shift your focus from “why me?” to “what’s next?” and step into your Genesis moment, this podcast is for you.

Do you have hustle? Hustle The Most is a series of short stories that really focuses on getting it done. How we apply our learnings to make our failures into our successes. We fail often but the question is always, what did we learn from it? Did we fail forward or did we just quit. Failure is not something that should be looked down on. A good failure can quickly become a new side hustle, business model or a come up

Welcome to the "How to Fail Podcast" – where success stories are told through the lens of failure. 🌟 Each week, we dive deep into the journey of triumphs, not just as a series of fortunate events, but through the trials, errors, and the countless bumps along the way. It's a candid exploration of the lessons learned from failing forward and the wisdom gained from each fall.

Fail Forward Friday is a weekly Podcast show where the hosts Dr Roche Mamabolo and Malesela Molepo dissect and discuss the most epic business blunders from around the world. Each host brings a unique story to the table, providing context, analysis, and key takeaways for entrepreneurs and business professionals alike. The show aims to destigmatize failure by showcasing real-world examples of missteps, mishaps, and outright disasters. Through engaging discussions and insightful commentary, Fail Friday transforms these blunders into valuable learning opportunities, helping viewers understand the factors that contribute to failure and how to avoid them. With a mix of humour, expertise, and a healthy dose of schadenfreude, Fail Friday is the perfect way to learn from the mistakes of others and ensure that your own business ventures don't end up as the next cautionary tale.

The Liquidity Event is a show about all things personal finance with a laser focus on equity compensation. Your hosts AJ and Shane will take you through the week's news on #fintech, IPOs, SPACs, founder wins and fails, crypto, and whatever else these two nerds think is interesting. AJ and Shane are the financial advisors behind wealth management and tax firm Brooklyn FI, and have helped hundreds of clients plan for successful exits and financial independence. As proud millennials, they have a deep skepticism of the traditional financial services industry. They'll dish about the tools they use to help their clients and give you a look under the hood of how they run their modern, tech-forward wealth management firm. Whether you've got worthless stock options or work for a company about to go public at a 10-billion dollar valuation, every Monday morning your hosts will demystify the headlines and take you through the money stuff that matters – like a diversified portfolio and getting to financial independence as fast as possible. Warning: There may be swearing and lukewarm takes. Learn more at Brooklynfi.com/podcast and subscribe to hear new episodes Monday mornings.

Failure is only negative if you don't learn from it Fail Forward is the weekly podcast hosted by entrepreneur and family man Henri Ghijben. In each episode you'll hear from Henri and guests as they share real-life experiences of positives born from failure, reflections on the lessons learned from 'losing it all, and what fuels Henri's desire to help others overcome personal and business challenges in order to create the lives they want to live. Who is Henri Ghijben? Growing up in Bury St Edmunds, Henri's first memorable experience of failure left him with the lasting ability to never get lost. It proved to be the first of many times Henri would fail forward. But it wasn't until he faced losing his home, business and possibly even his family, that he realised the truth. Failure is only negative if you don't learn from it. Against the odds, Henri has rebuilt from rock bottom. He's now on a mission to help others avoid making the same mistakes he did, to help those facing failure see that there is a way back and that by failing forward they can enjoy success again. Ever thankful for the love and support of his family, the loyalty of his team and the help of business owners who helped him when the chips were down, Henri now lives in Southampton where he runs HRG Tree Surgeons, has growing property management and investment businesses and runs mentoring programmes for business owners, entrepreneurs and directors who are on their own growth journeys.

How to Fail is a podcast about struggling, making mistakes, doubting yourself, feeling like you’re faking it, and wishing more people opened up about this too.

IMPACT: What Actually Moves a Business Forward cuts through the noise to reveal what separates high-performing organizations from those just spinning their wheels. Hosted by Maverick Ryder, a sharp strategist who refuses to waste your time, this series explores the discipline of creating measurable business impact rather than just celebrating activity. Through real business cases, frameworks, and diagnostic thinking, Maverick dissects how companies confuse motion with progress, why most decisions fail before execution begins, how measurement systems either drive improvement or create theater, and what it takes to build organizations where impact compounds over time. This is a masterclass in strategic clarity, operational intelligence, and results that actually count.

Are you looking to build a business around your passion and make the income you want without having to sacrifice all your free time to do it? Do you want straightforward and helpful advice without all the fluff? As the real estate industry grows, it gets harder to find coaches who've been through it all and have knowledge backed by years (or decades) of experience. Flip Talk with Don Costa is a no BS podcast that gives real actionable information that you can use to start or grow your real estate business. No fluff, no bull, and no so-called "experts". Just real knowledge, tips and tricks from the guys who actually flip houses every day! Flip Talk is the podcast for those thinking about getting into real estate. It supports people who want to get more traction for their business and experts who want to stay in the know with current trends in the market. The real estate industry is vast, and it can take a while to find the right direction to go in. If you're looking to get started, trying to find the right hires, scaling your business, identifying new marketing tactics, wholesaling, etc., Flip Talk is here to help. Don't let the fear of what you don't know get in the way of you achieving financial freedom. This show invites guests who share real experiences from the field and fresh insights on what's currently working (and not working) in the real estate world. It's not just about the wins and the fancy cars but also the failures and sacrifices it takes to achieve your real estate and financial goals. Flip Talk offers aspiring real estate entrepreneurs an opportunity to learn from people who provide honest and legitimate perspectives to ensure they're prepared for what's coming. Each week features informative episodes with actionable insights to help boost and elevate your flipping and wholesaling business. Find out what everyone in the industry is doing, and the tools you need to navigate the ever-changing world of real estate. The show supports entrepreneurs in their real estate business journey, combining years of experience with new trends and information on the market. Host Don Costa has been in the real estate investing world for over 20 years. During many highs and lows within market cycles, he lost everything. So he started over and compiled those years of experience and wisdom into the nitty-gritty truth about what it's like to fail and what it takes to succeed. It's not easy and it takes hard work. Don is here to guide you through with practical steps and realistic advice on how to avoid many of the mistakes that occur when you first start out and how to make buying and selling real estate a successful business. He will help you achieve your wealth-building goals, find your vision and purpose, live your passion, and build a successful business around it. If you've ever thought about flipping houses and investing in real estate, you're in the right place. Learn the ins and outs of real estate investing without all the fluff from self-proclaimed "gurus". Get real, practical knowledge from the people who have been doing it daily for years. Subscribe to weekly episodes for an inside look at successful house-flipping businesses. Learn from real investors who have forged the path to success. Join Don Costa for tips and tricks on how to implement systems while avoiding common and costly mistakes to grow your house-flipping business today! Join and listen to Flip Talk at https://fliptalk.com!

Crushing It: Risk, Resilience, and the Real Story Behind Success In every industry, the line between risk and opportunity is razor-thin — and learning to navigate it is what separates good leaders from great ones. Crushing It is the show for those who live at that intersection: founders, executives, CPAs, technologists, and investors who know that progress and peril often travel together. Hosted by Jonathan Trimble and Rob Cochran, two former FBI agents turned business builders, Crushing It explores what it takes to thrive in complexity — when markets shift, technology evolves, and resilience becomes your greatest asset. From cybersecurity and compliance to leadership, innovation, and strategic growth, each episode unpacks the hidden dynamics that shape modern enterprise. --- What It’s About Crushing It isn’t about avoiding risk — it’s about mastering it. The show takes listeners behind the curtain of high-stakes decisions across industries like finance, energy, technology, and professional services, revealing how today’s most effective leaders transform disruption into momentum. Each conversation combines practical frameworks with real-world stories: How businesses rebound from failure stronger than before. How CFOs and CPAs quantify and communicate emerging risks. How founders turn regulatory or technological headwinds into strategic advantage. How boards and investors rethink resilience in an age of volatility. How mission-driven leadership builds organizations that don’t just survive change — they lead it. --- Format The tone is straight talk, not jargon. The conversations are candid, practical, and forward-looking — designed to help listeners think bigger about resilience, leadership, and intelligent risk. --- About the Hosts Jonathan Trimble and Rob Cochran built Bawn after careers in the FBI, where they led investigations, technology modernization, and crisis response at national scale. Today, they help companies build operational resilience through risk intelligence, governance, and technology. Their FBI backgrounds give them a rare vantage point: they’ve seen how systems fail — and how people rebuild them stronger. That same perspective shapes Crushing It — an unfiltered look at how to make smarter decisions under pressure. --- Why Listen In every episode, you’ll hear insights that connect across disciplines — from cybersecurity to finance, operations to innovation. You’ll discover: How to assess and manage risk before it becomes crisis. How to lead through uncertainty without losing focus or trust. How to align technology, people, and purpose for lasting advantage. How resilience fuels performance — not just recovery. --- The Mindset “Crushing It” isn’t just a name — it’s a mindset. It’s about turning obstacles into catalysts, complexity into clarity, and risk into a competitive edge. Whether you lead a fintech, an energy firm, or a professional practice, this show helps you reframe resilience as strategy — and leadership as the ultimate advantage. --- Tune In Join a community of leaders who aren’t just surviving change — they’re Crushing It. Subscribe wherever you get your podcasts, and learn how to see risk differently, lead with purpose, and seize the opportunities hidden inside every challenge. Because the future doesn’t belong to the fearless. It belongs to the prepared.

A podcast for founders who are hungry to build companies that last. Host Diraj Goel brings the energy, the experience, and the hard-earned lessons from two decades of helping startups break through plateaus and reach real scale. Each conversation dives into how great founders find early traction, unlock profitable growth, and build momentum without depending on oversized budgets or endless fundraising cycles.You’ll hear honest stories about what works, what fails, and what separates high-velocity teams from everyone else. Guests open up about the strategies that moved the needle, the decisions that shaped their businesses, and the moments that pushed them to level up.If you want clear insights, practical playbooks, and conversations that actually fire you up to execute, this is the show you’ll look forward to every week.

The American mental health system is broken beyond repair. Rather than trying to tweak a system which fails everyone, it is time to commit to a bold vision for a better way forward. This podcast explores the American system against the plumb line of an international best practice, recognized by the World Health Organization (WHO), in Trieste, Italy. The 40-year old Trieste model demonstrates how a community-based treatment system upholds the human rights of the people served.  The Trieste story is anti-institutional and models the therapeutic value of social connection. Topics will address contemporary challenges in the American failed mental health system as contrasted with the Italian approach toward accoglienza – or radical hospitality – as the underpinning of their remarkable culture of caring for people. Interviews will touch upon how the guiding principles of the Italian system – social recovery, whole person care, system accountability, and the human right to a purposeful life – are non-negotiable aspects if we are to have any hope of forging a new way forward in our American mental health system. This podcast is curated and hosted by Kerry Morrison, founder and project director of Heart Forward LA (https://www.heartforwardla.org/). Heart Forward is collaborating with Aaron Stern at Verdugo Sound as the technical partner in producing this podcast (https://www.verdugosound.com).  Kerry Morrison is also the author of the blog www.accoglienza.us. 

Welcome to The Failure Academy, the podcast that flips the script on success. Here, we dive into raw, real-life stories of people who fell hard—and got back up even stronger. Whether it’s career flops, startup disasters, personal setbacks, or plans that went sideways, each episode explores what went wrong, what was learned, and how failure shaped the path forward. This is your permission slip to fail, reflect, and grow. 🎧 New episodes every week. Class is in session.

Show up to Shine with the ultimate show-ups Jackie & Danielle! How showing up together has been our recipe for success. Not dwelling in failure but embracing the fails, learning to move forward, never taking it personally and always keeping the fun! Our podcast focuses on exploring the different ways in which people design and live their best lives. Where we uncover and revel in the differences of inspired and interesting people that have used their challenges to grow and live an inspired life. Where we invite you, our listener, to hear the tribulations, triumphs and ultimate inspirations that have come from their unique experiences. With hope that you, too, will see your challenges as opportunities to live your best life! Our episodes are a little bit quirky, a lot of bit inspirational and always truly authentic to who we are. As always don't forget to....SHOW UP TO SHINE!

All advertisements are placed at the very beginning of each episode so your listening experience is never interrupted, so you can sink fully into the story, and so Don’t Turn Around can keep existing, growing, and breathing alongside you. That small moment at the start is a quiet agreement between us—support the show, then let Don’t Turn Around take you somewhere you didn’t expect, into that familiar feeling of listening alone in the dark, wondering if the sound behind you is real or imagined, knowing you shouldn’t look back, knowing you will anyway. Don’t Turn Around lives in the space where Supernatural Horror meets memory, where Supernatural Horror isn’t just about what lurks in the shadows but about what follows you home. In Don’t Turn Around, Supernatural Horror becomes personal, because ghosts aren’t only spirits trapped in houses, ghosts are the people you lost, the words you never said, the moments that replay at night. Don’t Tr yurn Around understands that ghosts linger in hallways and hearts alike, that ghosts don’t always rattle chains, sometimes they whispeour name. When Don’t Turn Around speaks of demons, it’s not only about claws and fire; demons are habits, secrets, rage, the things you feed until they grow teeth. Don’t Turn Around returns to demons again and again, because demons know you, and demons wait patiently. Every episode of Don’t Turn Around pulls you toward exorcism, not just as ritual, but as release. Exorcism in Don’t Turn Around feels like confession, like finally naming the thing that’s been inside you. Sometimes exorcism fails, sometimes exorcism costs more than you’re ready to give, and Don’t Turn Around never pretends otherwise. When Dracula appears in Don’t Turn Around, Dracula isn’t a costume; Dracula is desire, hunger, immortality paid for in blood. Dracula watches, waits, seduces, reminding you how easy it is to invite darkness inside. Don’t Turn Around thrives on paranormal activity, the kind that starts small. Paranormal activity that makes you doubt yourself. Paranormal activity that rearranges your sense of safety. In Don’t Turn Around, paranormal activity escalates slowly, the way real fear does. Vampires in Don’t Turn Around aren’t just monsters; vampires drain time, love, and hope. Vampires smile while they take, and Don’t Turn Around knows how familiar that feels. When werewolves appear, werewolves reflect the terror of losing control, of waking up after damage you don’t remember causing. Werewolves in Don’t Turn Around mirror the parts of you that change when pushed too far. Don’t Turn Around returns often to the witch, because the witch understands isolation. The witch is blamed, hunted, misunderstood. The witch survives anyway. Psychological Horror runs beneath every story, because Psychological Horror is what stays after the episode ends. Psychological Horror in Don’t Turn Around lives in silence, in doubt, in the slow unraveling of trust. It feeds on fear, that tightness in your chest you recognize immediately. Fear in Don’t Turn Around isn’t cheap; fear grows patiently, fear becomes intimate. And then there is trauma, the quiet architect of everything. Trauma shapes choices, bends reality, and Don’t Turn Around never looks away from trauma, because you can’t either. As Don’t Turn Around unfolds, you recognize yourself in the hesitation, the paranoia, the longing to be safe again. You remember nights you couldn’t sleep, moments you questioned what was real. Don’t Turn Around doesn’t promise comfort; it offers understanding. It knows how stories can hold grief without fixing it, how horror can feel like truth. Listening to Don’t Turn Around feels like sitting with someone who won’t flinch when you admit what scares you. By the time Don’t Turn Around ends, something has shifted. You feel seen. You feel less alone. You realize that horror isn’t just about monsters—it’s about survival, about carrying fear and still moving forward. Don’t Turn Around becomes a ritual, a place you return to, even when you know better, even when a voice inside you says don’t look back. Don’t Turn Around understands that voice. Don’t Turn Around is that voice. And once you hear it, Don’t Turn Around stays with you, long after the darkness goes quiet.