5 Podcasts For Millennial Entrepreneurs To Find Support And Thrive

Listening to a really good podcast is like FaceTiming with your best friend— you’re hanging on to every word, fully engaged in getting the download. When you’re an entrepreneur on the go, sometimes all you need are these quick doses of information, inspiration, or entertainment that you can access from anywhere. In this roundup, we dive into a few great podcasts that offer support, share valuable advice, and put you on to the game.

These podcasts focus on women entrepreneurs’ experiences, offering practical advice, inspirational stories, and affirmations tailored to their unique journeys. Through actionable tips and ultra-relatable content, you’ll feel seen, heard, and empowered to thrive in your entrepreneurial journey.

Hosted by Les Alfred, Balanced Black Girl offers a unique perspective on wellness through the experiences of Black women. The podcast covers various topics, including health, self-care, personal development, and well-being advice, but in a way that doesn’t feel pretentious or preachy. Run, don’t walk, to download episodes like “How to Become Your Highest Self” to level-up your life with confidence and “How to Beat Hustle Culture and Avoid Burnout” to better practice intentional self care as an entrepreneur.

With more than 10 million downloads, the podcast has been featured in TED, The Good Trade, Self, and Buzzfeed, and is a top-rated podcast in the Alternative Health category on Apple Podcasts.

Stream here: Balanced Black Girl

If you’re on your growth journey, Side Hustle Pro is the place to tap into the stories of entrepreneurs who have successfully scaled their side projects into multi-figure businesses. Hosted by Nicaila Matthews Okome, Side Hustle Pro spotlights visionaries who run profitable companies and their road to success. Named “the perfect entrepreneurship podcast” by Mashable, recent episodes feature the founder of Boss Women Media and an entrepreneur who grew her art into an everyday lifestyle brand. Stream on all major platforms.

If you want a glimpse into the lives of some of today’s most successful and purpose-driven minds, look no further than The Journey with Morgan DeBaun. The serial entrepreneur and Blavity Inc. founder’s episodes on work-life integration, building a community, and raising venture capital will surely empower you on your entrepreneurial journey. Getting tips from a business mogul and life advisor as impactful as Morgan DeBaun feels like the cheat code. Check out episodes “Maximize Your Revenue: Tips to Boost Your Small Business” and “You Are Not Your Work: Untangling Your Identity From Entrepreneurship” for the secret sauce behind reaching success.

Listen on Apple Podcasts.

Starting a business can be challenging, and scaling it up is a whole different story. On “Hashtags and Habits,” host Danni White discusses trends and offers a game plan for using content creation, social media, and digital marketing to grow your business.

Danni gives straightforward, actionable tips in short but informative episodes that range from five to 45 minutes. She teaches solopreneurs and small business owners about creating a content strategy framework that produces better results.

You’ll learn how to build a strong audience, incorporate AI into your content creation, and maintain discipline in your business. Check out “I Created Content, Now What?” or “The #1 Underrated Superpower is Consistency” if you need advice on how to create habits that help you achieve your goals.

Listen on Apple Podcasts.

Created by Ty Alexander, best selling author of “Things I Wish I Knew Before My Mom Died,” Self Care IRL is a self-help podcast dedicated to inner growth and finding peace with yourself. In these 30 minute digestable episodes, Self Care IRL gives you a brave space to speak your mind, the tools you need to choose happiness, and create more joyful moments.

Host Ty Alexander is like your big sister who wants you to win. She constantly reminds you that we’re on this journey together, reminding you to be kind to yourself at times you need to hear it the most. There’s something about Ty’s vulnerability that makes you feel like she’s talking directly to you.In every episode, she gets super candid about navigating life and becoming your best self regardless of your baggage and trauma.  

Don’t forget to check the show notes: Ty also provides a ton of tools and resources to help you navigate entrepreneur life; like custom journals, multi-day gratitude challenges, and book recommendations. Check out episodes: “All the ways I’m living a soft life…join me?” and “Nine things you need to do to move forward” for the pick-me-up you didn’t know you needed.

Listen on Spotify.