In this episode of The Business Gay Podcast, host Calan Breckon speaks with investment specialist, William Burckart. William co-founded The Investment Integration Project (TIIP), which helps investors manage systemic risks and invest in related solutions. He is also an Adjunct Professor of International and Public Affairs at Columbia University’s School of International and Public Affairs […]
Bindr: Your New Dating App
In this episode of The Business Gay Podcast, host Calan Breckon speaks with CEO & Co-Founder of Bindr, Mary Richardson. Mary brings over 6 years of experience in building startups, marketing, community building, public speaking, and software to her role as CEO. Her experience in being involved in software companies, as well as her social […]
LGBTQ+ Landmarks and Legacy Spaces
In this episode of The Business Gay Podcast, host Calan Breckon speaks with the Owner of The Bourbon Pub & Parade in New Orleans and co-founder of Girl Bar, Sandy Sachs. Recognized in OUT Magazine’s ‘Out100,’ Sandy has been instrumental in shaping spaces for the lesbian community, beginning with the co-founding of Girl Bar in […]
Dayo: Get Paid to Stay Off Social Media
In this episode of The Business Gay Podcast, host Calan Breckon speaks with Co-founder and CEO of Dayo, Corey Scholibo. Dayo is the first-ever mental health company that pays people to stay off social media. Corey recently sold his last venture Wile, a plant-powered, naturopathic, wellness brand for peri-menopause and midlife, where he served as […]
OUT for Business: The CGLCC Mentorship Program
In this episode of The Business Gay Podcast, host Calan Breckon speaks with Idara Effiom and Eli Kriv from Canada’s 2SLGBTQI+ Chamber of Commerce, also known as the CGLCC. Every year the CGLCC runs its “OUT for Business” mentorship program for 2SLGBTQI+ entrepreneurs. Since 2017, they’ve been empowering 2SLGBTQI+ business owners with mentorship from local […]
Drag Me: The App Supporting Drag Artists
In this episode of The Business Gay Podcast, host Calan Breckon speaks with entrepreneur and founder of the app “Drag Me,” Ailsa Blair. Ailsa is a neuro-diverse trans-non-binary queer, who grew up in Liverpool, England. At heart, they’re a product design leader, having spent over a decade in the field. Ailsa was part of the […]
How To Craft Inclusive Copy
In this episode of The Business Gay Podcast, host Calan Breckon speaks with Renée Yoxon. Renée is a gender-affirming voice teacher with a passion for voice education, creativity, and vocal curiosity. Since 2010, they have taught thousands of students how to love their voice. Their strength as a teacher is explaining complicated concepts in plain […]
HR Advice For Small Businesses
In this episode of The Business Gay Podcast, host Calan Breckon speaks with HR Consultant & DEI Specialist, Clea Arrieta. Clea is a big sister, first-generation Canadian, and queer woman of colour. She’s had the deep privilege of working with incredible teams within the tech, non-profit, and civic organizing spaces that are focused on creating […]
Is Venture Capital Right For Me?
In this episode of The Business Gay Podcast, host Calan Breckon speaks with Founder and Managing Partner at Misfit Ventures, Mandy Potter. Mandy has always danced to the beat of her own drum and is now on a mission to invest in others who do the same. With over 15 years of experience building and […]
Changing How You Think About Your Queer Finances
In this episode of The Business Gay Podcast, host Calan Breckon speaks with Managing Director & Wealth Management Advisor with Warrioress Wealth, Sarah Tinkler. Sarah is the first financial planning business within Northwestern Mutual history to be NGLCC LGBTBE certified, & she & her fiancée Renata are the only 2 openly LGBTQ+ directors within Northwestern […]
The Superpowers of Intersectionality: The Success Story of Virtual Gurus
In this episode of The Business Gay Podcast, host Calan Breckon speaks with Founder and CEO of Virtual Gurus, Bobbie Racette. Bobbie is a Cree-Metis 2SLGBTQI+ entrepreneur with an unmatched ability to drive change and empower historically underrepresented communities through equitable remote work opportunities. Her passion has created a community of diverse talents where “no” […]
The Corporate Cost of Exclusion: Over $1T (with a T)
The true cost of corporate exclusion is an estimated $1.05 trillion in the US. DEI isn’t just a woke movement, it’s a corporate life preserver in the current tsunami of generational change being demanded by workers.
Birth Control Made Easy with the Reya Health App
Birth control and access to contraceptives should be a human right. It should also be easy to navigate your specific needs. Introducing Reya Health, your birth control pills app that is changing the reproductive journey from founder and CEO Dallas Barnes.
EqualityMD: Improving Healthcare for the LGBTQ+ Community
The LGBTQ+ community has always faced discrimination, which can make finding safe and reliable healthcare difficult. EqualityMD is working to change that and improve the quality of care the LGBTQ+ community receives.
Organizational Leadership and The Future of Work
The way we work and do business is changing and Organizational Leaders who don’t evolve with the changes are going to be left behind, and the same goes for workers. But there’s a secret that can help you do it, and it’s all in today’s podcast episode.
Creating Positive Social Impact Faster with OrgMatch
Nonprofits need money to a create positive social impact, but where do they find it? Corporates have the money to give, but where do they spend it? That’s where OrgMatch comes in – connecting corporate sponsors with underserved NGO’s that get lost in the noise of larger nonprofits.
Legal, Tax, and Financial Shiz for Your Small Biz
Starting a business and not sure what you need to do legally to cover yourself? Or how to take care of your financials and taxes? Then today’s episode with Braden Drake is perfect for you.
The Wrongs and Rights of Inclusivity
Andrew Gurza speaks about bringing access to businesses in a truly inclusive way and what you can do at your company to make it even just a little bit more accessible and inclusive
How Small Businesses Should Approach Marketing
Struggling with your marketing as a small business or solopreneur? Then this is the episode for you with tips on what to priorities and how to do it when it comes to your marketing approach.
The Current State of Real Estate
Things in Real Estate are always changing, and in 2024 it’s no different. Are we on the verge of a crash? Is it safe to buy? Should you invest? We dive into it with guest Jason Muth.