Hustle Over Everything

Alex Whitfield
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Hustle Over Everything Is an entrepreneurship podcast focused on sharing stories tips and tactics from entrepreneurs who have done it. It's exciting & challenging taking an idea, a goal, and bringing it to fruition. We interview entrepreneurs, who have built a business. We discuss the ups & downs of the path towards becoming successful. Our mission with this podcast is to inspire you to get you closer to your goals and become a better human. You can find out more by following us on Instagram @247hustler.

  1. 221: How She Made Her Dad’s Kitchen Famous Online | Flaws Of Couture

    OCT 8

    221: How She Made Her Dad’s Kitchen Famous Online | Flaws Of Couture

    Ladies and gentlemen! We're back. In this episode, I'm speaking with Sasha aka "Flaws Of Couture" Ruddock Kwakofi about her journey building deddys kitchen a youtube empire with her family. Now what started off as a conventional conversation around building on YouTube blossomed into a conversation about working with family. That messy stage as a kid when your deciding whether to drop out of school or not and the cultural differences between African and Caribbean cultures. This is a great conversation i'm proud to have. I hope you guys enjoy. Do me a favour, if your enjoy it and only if you enjoy it share it with someone you think it'll resonate with. Connect with me here: https://www.instagram.com/247hustler/You can check out her channel here:Deddys Kitchen: https://www.youtube.com/ ⁨@deddyskitchenINC⁩

    57 min
  2. 220: Cabbie on his legendary lessons with Kobe, Mike Tyson, and Michael Jordan

    JUL 24

    220: Cabbie on his legendary lessons with Kobe, Mike Tyson, and Michael Jordan

    Cabbie Richards is one of the most iconic sports broadcasters in Canada, known for his unique interviews with some of the biggest athletes in the world. In this episode, we get into his legendary moments with Kobe Bryant, Mike Tyson, and Michael Jordan. He shares what he learned from each of them and how those moments shaped his career and mindset.This one is full of stories you’ve never heard and lessons that hit deep. Whether you're chasing greatness or just love good conversation, this one’s a must-watch.🎙️ Filmed at whitmedia.caSubscribe for more interviews with the voices shaping culture

    58 min
  3. 219: How He Got The Government To Pay Him $13,000,000

    JUL 3

    219: How He Got The Government To Pay Him $13,000,000

    Book your next podcast at Whitmedia Studios (whitmedia.ca).We're Back! We took a break to recoup and close some amazing guests for you. In this podcast episode we're joined by Graham Wong the CEO of LAUFT. LAUFT connects remote workers and organizations to the spaces, tools, and services they need to boost productivity and collaboration—conveniently, consistently, and professionally.We have a conversation around closing a landmark $13 million dollar deal with the government. Building a team and dealing with the wins and losses of entrepreneurship. Don't forget to like the video. Let us know what you think about the episode in comments below.

    49 min

  4. JUN 16

    218: Solo Wildcard: Event Recap and BET Awards recap

    Visit Whitmedia.ca to book your next podcast. In this quick solo episode, Alex discusses his studio launch party as well as the BET Awards. Let us know what you think of the episode in the comments below.

    22 min
  5. 217: This Startup Got Acquired for $13M (And You’ve Never Heard of It)

    MAY 14

    217: This Startup Got Acquired for $13M (And You’ve Never Heard of It)

    In this episode, the Alex discusses the journey of building and selling NodeApp an influencer marketing platform with Armin and Mackenzie. They explore the evolution of influencer marketing, user acquisition strategies, and the complexities of the acquisition process. The conversation also touches on the financial implications of acquisitions, the importance of investor relationships, and the impact of DEI programs in entrepreneurship. Additionally, they reflect on the current fundraising landscape and the effects of tariffs on business. The conversation delves into the intricate relationship between US monetary policy and its effects on the Canadian economy, exploring the implications of quantitative easing and tariffs. The speakers discuss the geopolitical dynamics between China and America, particularly in the context of AI competition and the influence of propaganda on public perception. They also touch on the luxury market's production transparency and the complexities of international trade logistics. In this conversation, the speakers explore the transformative impact of AI on society, work, and intellectual property. They discuss the emergence of agentic AI, which will take over various tasks, leading to a significant shift in the workforce. The conversation also touches on the global implications of AI development, particularly in relation to China and the U.S., and the evolving nature of intellectual property in an AI-driven world. Finally, they share practical AI tools and prompts that can enhance productivity and creativity in everyday tasks.Chapters:00:00 The Journey from Inception to Acquisition02:52 The Evolution of Influencer Marketing05:59 Building Node: The Early Days09:05 User Acquisition Strategies and Growth12:00 Navigating the Acquisition Process14:47 Financial Implications of Acquisition17:47 Investor Relationships and Their Impact20:53 The Role of DEI Programs in Entrepreneurship23:56 Fundraising in Today's Market27:03 The Impact of Tariffs on Business30:11 Reflections on Future Acquisitions40:21 Impact of US Monetary Policy on Canada43:06 Understanding Quantitative Easing46:02 The Role of Tariffs in Economic Strategy47:30 Geopolitical Dynamics: China vs. America49:25 AI and Technological Competition51:40 The Influence of Propaganda on Perception01:06:28 Luxury Market and Production Transparency01:11:29 The Rise of Agentic AI01:14:55 The Future of Work and AI01:17:13 AI and the Global Landscape01:21:08 Intellectual Property in the Age of AI01:30:18 Practical AI Tools for Everyday Use

    1h 42m
  6. 216: Most Men Have No Idea What Happens in Divorce Court Until It’s Too Late

    MAY 12

    216: Most Men Have No Idea What Happens in Divorce Court Until It’s Too Late

    In this candid conversation, Alex Whitfield sits down with Ontario divorce lawyer Justin Lee to unpack the realities of marriage, divorce, and what entrepreneurs often overlook when it comes to love and legacy. From legal strategies to cultural taboos, this episode dives deep into the personal and professional consequences of modern relationships. Topics covered include: How divorce courts really work in Ontario Common mistakes entrepreneurs make before marriage The truth about prenups — who they protect and who they don’t Why men often lose in court and how to prepare Real stories of million-dollar divorces in Toronto How to protect your business and assets before it’s too late Cultural taboos in the Black community around marriage and divorce Advice for young entrepreneurs who want love and legacy Chapters:00:00 Intro03:08 Understanding Divorce Law and Its Impact05:54 The Importance of Prioritizing Relationships08:55 Cultural Perspectives on Marriage11:49 Men's Roles and Expectations in Relationships14:51 The Subtle Signs of Relationship Decline18:11 Personal Experiences with Divorce21:13 Reconciliation: Is It Possible?24:03 The Nature of Love and Marriage27:06 Prenuptial Agreements: A Necessary Discussion30:05 Financial Considerations in Marriage33:06 Long-Term Projections in Relationships41:16 The Emotional Disconnect in Professional Advice44:07 The Irrationality of Divorce Decisions46:14 Understanding Legal Strategies in Divorce49:40 The Cost of Legal Representation52:28 The Underlying Reasons for Divorce56:36 The Role of Love Languages in Relationships01:00:51 The Impact of Financial Disparities on Relationships01:05:09 Navigating Business Partnerships in Marriage01:09:11 Accountability and Faults in Relationships01:14:16 Cultural Influences on Divorce Perspectives

    1h 20m
  7. 215: Draymond Green | Wildcard Ft. Clyde Smith

    APR 3

    215: Draymond Green | Wildcard Ft. Clyde Smith

    In this engaging conversation, Alex Whitfield and Clyde from Relentless Diaries explore the evolving landscape of podcasting, the cultural significance of artists like Drake and Kendrick, and the dynamics of community support in the industry. Clyde shares his journey in podcasting, the birth of Relentless Diaries, and the importance of authenticity and chemistry in creating impactful content. The discussion also touches on the influence of marketing strategies in politics, particularly regarding Trump and his approach to appealing to audiences. In this conversation, Alex Whitfield discusses various topics, including Canadian exports, the implications of becoming the 51st state, the DEI debate, cultural relevance in politics, the future of cryptocurrency, and the podcasting landscape in Canada. He emphasizes the need for better communication and understanding between Canada and the US, critiques the current state of DEI initiatives, and explores the impact of celebrity politics on cultural narratives. Additionally, he shares insights on the cryptocurrency market and the potential for growth in the Canadian podcasting industry.Chapters00:00 Introduction to Clyde and Podcasting Culture02:56 The Impact of Joe Budden and Podcasting Success06:03 Clyde's Journey and the Birth of Relentless Diaries08:59 The Dynamics of Podcasting and Community Support12:12 Drake vs. Kendrick: The Cultural Divide15:03 The Role of Authenticity in Music and Podcasting18:05 The Evolution of Relentless Diaries20:59 Podcasting as a Passion vs. Business24:06 The Importance of Chemistry in Podcasting26:50 Basketball Analogies in Podcasting Dynamics30:03 Trump's Influence on Canada and Marketing Strategies35:35 Canadian Exports and Economic Realities42:26 The DEI Debate: Perspectives and Misconceptions46:49 Cultural Relevance and the Impact of Celebrity Politics58:00 Cryptocurrency: The Future of Finance?01:05:47 The Future of Podcasting in Canada

    1h 11m
  8. 214: Why Podcasts keep breaking up

    MAR 28

    214: Why Podcasts keep breaking up

    Book a podcast recording at Whitmedia.ca In this episode, I explore the common phenomenon of podcast breakups, diving into the key reasons behind them—money, creative differences, unequal workloads, and personal life changes. I emphasize the importance of clear roles, open communication, and mutual respect to maintain a healthy working relationship with podcast partners. I also share actionable steps to help prevent breakups and ensure a successful podcasting journey.Timestamps:00:00 -The Podcast Breakup Phenomenon02:48 -Understanding Roles and Responsibilities06:11 - Creative Differences and Communication09:08 - Unequal Workload and Commitment Issues11:51 - Ego and Personality Clashes14:46 - Life Changes and Their Impact18:08 - The Slow Fade: How Breakups Happen21:02 - Actionable Steps to Prevent BreakupsFollow us to stay updated for more content  / 247hustler

    29 min
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Hustle Over Everything Is an entrepreneurship podcast focused on sharing stories tips and tactics from entrepreneurs who have done it. It's exciting & challenging taking an idea, a goal, and bringing it to fruition. We interview entrepreneurs, who have built a business. We discuss the ups & downs of the path towards becoming successful. Our mission with this podcast is to inspire you to get you closer to your goals and become a better human. You can find out more by following us on Instagram @247hustler.

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  • Creator
    Alex Whitfield
  • Years Active
    2017 - 2025
  • Episodes
    209
  • Rating
    Explicit
  • Copyright
    © 152836
  • Show Website
    Hustle Over Everything