Been a long time listener but I’m not a reviewer of content. The back to back episodes of George Mack and Nick Gray meant I had no option to finally drop the five starts. Well done guys they’re more than deserved.

If you love entrepreneurship and have a sense of humour, you’re going to love this. In my opinion, this is the best podcast bar none, and I’m working my way through the back catalogue daily, having only, belatedly, tried my first episode a few months back. Shaan and Sam have great chemistry, and they work really hard to find great topics of conversation. It’s so much more than the overdone interview format, and is very entertaining and educational. Keep up the good work guys!

I have been a listener for over a year. Look forward to every podcast released. Very down to earth conversation however inspiring at the same time to make you think bigger of your own dreams and goals. As a result I have changed my life around and started several new businesses due to the advice of this podcast. Highly rated but the advice only works if YOU take action.

Very interesting take on the world. Hosts bring a lot of value with direct questions. Guests are varied & inspiring!!

One of your four female listeners! Loving the pod.

Sams alright

Switched off 20 minutes into my first listen after one of the hosts talked about “an autistic weirdo” to laughs from the co-host.

I’ve been listening for years, and feel like I’ve had MBA training. Sam and Shaan dived into NFTs months before the hype, and I give them credit for launching my web3 career. For future… Please stay humble! Ego is the enemy. And keep asking the hard and special questions. Interview with WHOOP founder was disappointing to not address the controvertible data that activity monitors (without brain wave sensors) imply for sleep cycles

I wanted to love this podcast but had to stop listening. I was so disappointed at the ignorance of the presenters when talking about a country they weren’t familiar with (Scotland) and a name they couldn’t pronounce (Abdelhamid Guedroudj) who they lazily and unilaterally decided to refer to as “Abe”. A few moments educating themselves about the places and people they intended to speak about would have made for a much more inclusive podcast; instead, there appears to be no patience or respect for diversity. Tuning out.

If you're an aspiring entrepreneur, a seasoned business owner, or simply someone who loves hearing stories of successful people, then you must give the My First Million podcast a listen! Hosts Shaan Puri and Sam Parr are two of the most insightful and entertaining voices in the world of business and entrepreneurship. Each episode features a guest who has built a successful business from scratch, and the conversations are always fascinating and full of actionable insights. Whether you're interested in e-commerce, social media, or the latest trends in technology, you're sure to learn something valuable from every episode. What really sets My First Million apart is the chemistry between Shaan and Sam. They have a fantastic rapport and their banter is always entertaining. They also share their own experiences and perspectives on building businesses, making the podcast feel like a conversation between friends. Overall, My First Million is an absolute must-listen for anyone who wants to learn from the best in the business. I highly recommend it and give it 5 stars!