You Have No Idea! Podcast

When you own your own business, the hustle is real. It's a roller coaster of highs and lows — from getting that first referral, to the middle-of-the-night panic attack about your bank account. Hosted by entrepreneur sisters Lisa & Robyn Frank, this is a podcast that uncovers the human side of building a business. These ladies know, all too well, how valuable relationships are to this journey. They call each other every day. And now they want to get real with other founders about their adventures in entrepreneurship. It's a place to get frank about it all: the failures and the victories; the obstacles and the wins; the most embarrassing moments, and all the glory. Unfiltered stories about what it really takes to make it happen.

Our entrepreneur guests consistently talk about how relationships are at the heart of their career journeys. On this episode, we decided get a different perspective! As kids of entrepreneurs ourselves, we asked YHNI listeners to interview their kids at home about what they thought it meant to create, own and run a business. We received interview submissions from all over the country, and we are excited to bring you these brilliant words of wisdom of our future!

Have you ever dreamed of starting a business with someone you love? During this episode Nan & Steele Arundel, owners of Landscape Love AND husband and wife, tell us all about what it’s like to be business partners with your life partner. The highs, the lows, the arguments and the accomplishments, Nan and Steele take us through their epic love story as well as the ups and downs they faced on their journey to building a thriving business - and family - together.

In this episode, we talk with Jonny Imerman, who turned his life experience of dealing with testicular cancer into Imerman Angels, an organization that connects cancer patients with cancer survivors. Hear about his journey of turning passion into a sustainable business, something that is no small task.

For our first episode, we talked with three different food entrepreneurs in Minneapolis and heard about how they started, when things got hard, and why they kept going – Aubry Walch of The Herbivorous Butcher, Ashlee Olds of Sweet Science Ice Cream, and Amol Dixit of Hot Indian Foods.