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B*U Live

B*U Live

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B*U Live (formerly Bootstrapped Unicorns) brings together founders, operators, and business leaders for honest, unscripted conversations about what it really takes to build a business. No polished pitches or rehearsed talking points, just real people sharing practical insights, hard-earned lessons, and perspectives you can apply to your own journey.

Whether you're scaling a company, solving tough challenges, or looking to learn from others in the trenches, B*U Live delivers authentic conversations that go beyond traditional networking.

B*U Live is part of the B*U Business Podcast Network, a collection of shows dedicated to helping entrepreneurs and business leaders grow through meaningful conversations and actionable insights.

Learn more at thebusinesspodcastnetwork.com.

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  • Can “Taste” Be Taught? A Book Publisher & Whiskey Maker Debate Intuition vs Data
    2026/06/18

    What actually makes someone good at building things people love?

    In this BU Live conversation, publishing veteran Marji Ross and master blender Brandon McCraney break down one of the most overlooked business skills: taste.

    From bestselling books to handcrafted whiskey, the discussion explores whether intuition is something you’re born with or something you build through reps, feedback, and real-world exposure. Hosted by Josh Pies, this episode dives into how audience understanding, gut instinct, and iteration shape every successful brand.

    Key Topics

    ✅ Can intuition be learned or trained?

    ✅ The role of feedback loops in business growth

    ✅ Creative leadership in publishing and distilling

    🎙 Guests:

    👉Brandon McCraney, Founder of Master Blender at Olde Raleigh Distillery https://www.linkedin.com/in/brandonmccraney/

    👉Marji Ross, Principal at Marji Ross Consulting LLC

    https://www.linkedin.com/in/marji-ross-5065913/

    00:00 Introduction to BU Live and Hosts

    02:59 Masters of Taste: Understanding Audience Preferences

    07:48 The Feedback Loop: Learning from Audience Reactions

    10:38 Gut Instincts: The Evolution of Intuition in Business

    16:29 Navigating Controversy: Provocative Content in Publishing

    18:17 Experimentation in Craft: The Thousand Blends Project

    22:00 The Importance of Consumer Focus

    23:05 Trusting Yourself: A Journey

    27:52 Taking the Leap: Starting Your Own Business

    30:11 Navigating Challenges During COVID-19

    32:18 Recommendations: Books and Beverages

    If this conversation resonated with you, share it with another entrepreneur or business leader who believes relationships still matter. Like, subscribe, and join the conversation in the comments. What’s one business relationship that changed your life?

    #BusinessPodcast #Entrepreneurship #BrandBuilding #LeadershipMindset #Startups #WhiskeyCulture #PublishingIndustry #BusinessStrategy #FounderLife #BUlive

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    39 分
  • Why Human Connection Still Beats AI in Business
    2026/06/11

    What happens when a business leader from the beverage industry sits down to talk about entrepreneurship, loneliness, AI, hospitality, and why the best business deals still happen face-to-face?

    In this episode of BU Live, Josh Pies sits down with Jen Hauke, CEO of Draftline Technologies and host of the Thirsty Business Podcast, for a wide-ranging conversation about building relationships in a world increasingly dominated by screens, automation, and artificial intelligence.

    From the future of draft beer and hospitality to the collapse of human connection after the pandemic, this conversation explores why community, shared experiences, and real conversations matter more than ever.

    Jen shares lessons from growing a company in a highly specialized niche, what she’s seeing across the economy, how business leaders are adapting to uncertainty, and why breaking bread with people is still one of the most powerful forms of networking.

    This episode is about more than beer. It’s about the future of human interaction itself.

    Key Topics

    ✅ Impact of AI and technology on business

    ✅ Importance of face-to-face interactions and relationships

    ✅ Insights into the beverage industry and market trends

    🎙 Guests:

    👉Jen Hauke, Founder of DraftLine Technologies and host of Thirsty Business Podcast https://www.linkedin.com/in/jennifer-hauke-2281a38/

    🎙️ Thirsty Business Podcast https://thirstybusinesspodcast.com

    🍺 Draftline Technologies https://draftlinetech.com

    00:00 Introduction to BU Live and Jen Hauke

    03:04 The Thirsty Business Podcast and Family Legacy

    05:52 Understanding Draftline Technologies and Its Impact

    09:09 The Importance of Social Interaction Post-Pandemic

    11:54 Consumer Trends in the Beverage Industry

    15:00 Inversion Thinking and Problem Solving

    17:59 Navigating Economic Uncertainty

    21:49 Navigating Economic Challenges and Opportunities

    24:47 The Impact of AI on Business Dynamics

    29:44 Market Insights and Industry Trends

    34:35 Building Relationships Through Meaningful Interactions

    If this conversation resonated with you, share it with another entrepreneur or business leader who believes relationships still matter. Like, subscribe, and join the conversation in the comments. What’s one business relationship that changed your life?

    #BusinessPodcast #Entrepreneurship #Leadership #AI #HumanConnection #Hospitality #BeerIndustry #BusinessGrowth #Networking #BUlive

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    43 分
  • Can Burger King Save Its Brand? Smart People Debate the Comeback
    2026/05/14

    What makes some people completely freeze under pressure… while others seem to perform even better when things get chaotic?

    In this live episode of B*U Live, we got into a real conversation about pressure, preparation, branding, business, media, entrepreneurship, and the moments that force you to think fast in real time.

    What started as a conversation about Burger King trying to reinvent its image turned into a much bigger discussion about how perception shapes everything, from business and social media to jury trials, live broadcasting, and leadership.

    We talked about:

    ✅Why perception is reality in modern business

    ✅Whether brands can actually recover after losing trust

    ✅How social media can destroy or revive a company overnight

    ✅Why confidence usually comes from preparation

    ✅The difference between reacting emotionally vs responding intentionally

    ✅What real estate, trial law, and live TV teach you about handling pressure

    ✅How adversity often becomes preparation for future success

    And somehow we also ended up debating:

    McDonald’s Diet Coke, Burger King onion rings, Chick-fil-A pickle brine, marathon training, golf media, and why thinking under pressure is becoming a lost skill.

    This was one of those conversations that went everywhere in the best possible way.

    🎙 Guests:

    👉Dan Grieb, one of Florida’s top-producing real estate professionals and endurance athlete.

    https://www.linkedin.com/in/dan-grieb-4b401431/

    👉Matthew Wasserman, personal injury attorney and wine enthusiast.

    https://www.linkedin.com/in/matthew-wasserman-3bb09377/

    👉Whit Watson, longtime sports broadcaster and one of the voices behind The Villages media network.

    https://www.linkedin.com/in/whitwatson/

    If you enjoy honest conversations about business, leadership, mindset, entrepreneurship, and real life without the polished corporate filter, subscribe to B*U Live for more episodes.

    #BULive #Entrepreneurship #BusinessPodcast #Branding #Leadership #Marketing #PersonalGrowth #Media #RealEstate #Law #SportsMedia

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    46 分
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