Impact Theory is a business and mindset-focused interview show that will teach anyone aspiring to greatness the secrets to success. The show is hosted by Tom Bilyeu - a serial entrepreneur and co-founder of the #2 Inc. 500 company Quest Nutrition and former host of the viral hit Youtube series Inside Quest (viewed over 100,000,000 times). Bilyeu is known for his passion and preparation. Always eager to truly learn from his guests, Bilyeu digs deep and brings the urgency of someone hungry to put what he’s learning to immediate use - making the show not only entertaining and energetic, but also hyper-useful.

The Tom Woods Show is a highly ranked libertarian podcast that is downloaded half a million times per month. We cover current events as well as perennial issues in philosophy, economics, history, and more. A new episode is released every weekday. The show's listeners trust me and follow my advice. They also want to help the show, so every month they purchase more than $50,000 in merchandise through my affiliate link at Amazon.com. My show has generated tremendous results for advertisers. I held a webinar for Zapable, an app-creation platform, that I promoted to my listeners. All told, I did $45,000 in sales for them. I did a webinar for Chris Record's SmartMember 2.0 membership site platform and software bundle; that generated $63,000 in sales from my listeners. I did a webinar for the affiliate marketing course taught by Sara Young and Andrew Hansen, and generated $182,000 in sales. About me: I am the New York Times bestselling author of 12 books. I hold a bachelor's degree in history from Harvard and a Ph.D. from Columbia University. Give us a try!

The ArtCurious Podcast is art history for all of us. This isn't like a college lecture, droning on about archaic art terminology (like chiaroscuro or contrapposto) or the importance of linear perspective (um, okay). We're interested in the juicy stuff: did Van Gogh actually commit suicide? Was a British painter actually Jack the Ripper? And how did the CIA covertly support modern art? That's the ArtCurious difference: we're all about story first, shining light into unseen corners of art history. Art history is full of fascinating stories-- and we want to share them to a broad audience of art lovers and art novices alike. And if you just happen to learn something along the way, that's just gravy. ArtCurious is a bi-weekly podcast. In each episode, host Jennifer Dasal discusses a new topic in art history that will bring art alive and make listeners think more deeply about what they've been taught. You might think that visual art is dry, boring, lifeless. But once you learn about the stories behind a work of art, it opens up to you-- and the tales behind some paintings, sculptures, drawings and photographs are weirder, crazier, or more fun than you can imagine. We're finishing up our second season now, on the links between art and World War Two. Our fourth season, airing this fall, discusses the "shock art" of the last few centuries. Think your favorite painting has always been accepted by the art world? Think that non-contemporary art is all smooth-sailing, in terms of public opinion? Think again.