EntreHouse Podcast

Thomas Geib
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Unfiltered conversations with founders building $2M to $100M+ companies from Medellín and Mexico City.The questions founders can't Google and won't ask out loud: the real numbers, the identity reset of moving abroad, the loneliness of leadership, and what it takes to build a serious company from a city everyone underestimates. Hosted by Thomas Geib, founder of Entrepreneurs House, the vetted founder community of Latin America. Every guest passed the same bar our members did: revenue verified, background checked, no pitching, ever.These are the conversations that happen at our dinner tables, recorded. New episodes twice a month. If you're a founder building in Latin America, apply for a seat at our next dinner at entrehouse.com.

Episodes

  1. Sep 23

    We Made Tens Of Millions Online: Then The Feds Showed Up | Blake Toves

    Blake Tovez made tens of millions online and made sure nobody knew his name. For eight years he stayed deliberately invisible. No brand, no face, no posts. In this episode he explains why: at a million a month the feds showed up, the hate mail started, and he decided that being known was not worth what it cost. We get the whole story. A town of 400 people in Oklahoma, and a father who grew up with violence. An eight hour train ride with no wifi that changed how he thinks about business. The cold email that built everything. A day at Acquisition HQ with Alex Hormozi. Landing in Medellin and spending his first week planning how to knock someone out. And then the part nobody expects from an operator, which is the inner work. Including the best explanation of changing a belief we have had on this show, which involves Gandalf. 🔗 Apply: https://entrehouse.com 🔗 Membership: https://entrehouse.com/membership 🔗 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/theentrehouse/

  2. Sep 9

    I Lost My Best Friend's $100k: Then I Built A 500,000-User App | William Jourdain

    He lost his best friend's $100,000, got told to quit by everyone around him — and didn't. Today his platform has 500,000 monthly users. And he still can't write a single line of code. William Jourdain is the founder and CEO of Fan Stories, a platform helping creators monetize their audience — 10,000 creators, 500,000 monthly active users, 50 million visits. But the road there was brutal: selling air conditioning door-to-door at -20°, building a "prototype" out of cardboard, losing $20K to the wrong developer, then nearly burning through a friend's $100K before a co-founder saved the company. In this episode he breaks down the full founder journey — the failures, the comeback, and the grind nobody posts about — plus the exact playbook he used to build a community from 80 cold interviews, and the growth tactics he's using to reach million-follower creators. If you've ever wanted to quit, watch this one. 🔗 Apply: https://entrehouse.com 🔗 Membership: https://entrehouse.com/membership 🔗 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/theentrehouse/ CHAPTERS 00:00:00 The story in 90 seconds 00:01:04 Meet William Jourdain: the founder of Fanstories 00:03:16 How the idea started and the -20° grind 00:05:29 The cardboard "app" that lost $20K 00:07:52 The $100K from a friend and losing it all 00:10:32 The co-founder who saved the company 00:14:08 Why he says he still hasn't "made it" 00:15:57 How he ended up in Medellín (and fell in love) 00:20:38 His scary first night, and dating culture shock 00:29:54 The host's real estate hustle (flipping at 21) 00:33:50 How the community got its first 50 members 00:43:11 The chaos behind a black-tie event 00:50:38 Why he joined after one retreat 00:56:21 The million-follower problem he's solving 00:59:51 The podcast funnel that books anyone 01:07:15 The "sold out" and tier-zero event hacks 01:12:19 His one rule

  3. Aug 25

    An AK-47 Was Pointed At Me At 11: My Life Sounds Fake But It's Real

    An AK-47 was pointed at her when she was 11 years old, and that's not even the wildest part of her story. Laura grew up in a tiny village in West Africa with no electricity, no running water, and a pet chimpanzee. By her twenties she was inside the U.S. State Department's crisis room on 9/11, taking calls from foreign heads of state. Then she volunteered for one of the deadliest war zones on earth, became one of the youngest U.S. diplomats in the Congo, and started tracking the world's most notorious arms dealers up close. In this episode she tells the full, almost unbelievable story, from a mud-hut village to war-zone diplomacy to building military contracting companies, and how it all led her to a quiet coffee farm in Colombia. This is one of the most extraordinary life stories we've ever had on the show. To apply visit: https://entrehouse.com/

  4. Aug 13

    Have AI Girlfriends Gone Too Far?

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    Have AI Girlfriends Gone Too Far?

  5. May 22

    The Future of Business: Using AI to Outsmart Your Competition

    Adam Lyons joins the podcast to discuss his experiences at the Entrepreneur House Mastermind event in Medellin. He touches on business advice, entrepreneurship, and sharing his knowledge of artificial intelligence with others.

    The Future of Business: Using AI to Outsmart Your Competition

  6. May 20

    Why Chasing Happiness Leads to Suffering | Armin Shafee

    In this interview I sit down with Armin Shafee who shares his transformational experience from living in the "Think And Grow Rich" world scaling his business running masterminds and events to completely surrendering and giving it all up.  Join Armin's surrender school: https://www.skool.com/surrender/about Armins Instagram: Instagram.com/thearminshafeeDownload the free Path to Peace guide: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1X...Thanks for listening! To apply to the entrehouse founders community visit: https://entrehouse.com/

    Why Chasing Happiness Leads to Suffering | Armin Shafee

  7. May 20

    15,000 employees 1.5b company | Bob Bosic III

    Our guest shares his background and business experience, detailing why he traveled to Medellin Colombia for a recent mastermind event. This interview provides valuable insights into the growing community of Medellin founders and the benefits of  living in Medellin.  We discover his business experience operating a billion dollar public traded company with over 15,000 employees.

    15,000 employees 1.5b company | Bob Bosic III

  8. May 13

    The Harvard Dropout Who Hacked 6,000 Bitcoin At 14 | Gaetan Ekoondo

    In this episode I sit down with Gaetan and he shares his roller coaster journey of hacking a crypto exchange, scaling and exiting his first company and then bootstrapping many more companies to success. To apply visit: https://entrehouse.com/

    The Harvard Dropout Who Hacked 6,000 Bitcoin At 14 | Gaetan Ekoondo

  9. May 13

    Six business exits 100M deals | Peter Holgate

    Peter sits downs and shares his business experience from starting, scaling and selling six different companies in different industries. Peter shares his first impressions of Medellin, Colombia, after arriving from Mexico. And how today he coaches founders to become the best possible leaders

    Six business exits 100M deals | Peter Holgate

  10. May 6

    #1 Affiliate on GHL | Pavel Ketsuk | EH Member Interview

    We sit down with Pavel for an insightful member interview, tracing his journey in entrepreneurship. He shares how he started his marketing agency in 2017, initially working with local business owners. The discussion covers his strategic pivot to specializing in contractor marketing, a move that significantly contributed to his business growth. How he scaled his YouTube channel to over 100,000 subscribers and now has become the #1 affiliate for go high leveel

    #1 Affiliate on GHL | Pavel Ketsuk | EH Member Interview

  11. Feb 16

    Bought 2nd Hotel in Medellin Colombia

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  12. 11/22/2025

    Scaled from $0 to $40M+ Per Year | EH Member Interview Zarar

    Zara shares her expertise in scaling agency and launching digital marketing agencies. She offers business tips and valuable insights on business strategy. Learn about the business opportunity in the agency life and how to grow your agency.

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About

Unfiltered conversations with founders building $2M to $100M+ companies from Medellín and Mexico City.The questions founders can't Google and won't ask out loud: the real numbers, the identity reset of moving abroad, the loneliness of leadership, and what it takes to build a serious company from a city everyone underestimates. Hosted by Thomas Geib, founder of Entrepreneurs House, the vetted founder community of Latin America. Every guest passed the same bar our members did: revenue verified, background checked, no pitching, ever.These are the conversations that happen at our dinner tables, recorded. New episodes twice a month. If you're a founder building in Latin America, apply for a seat at our next dinner at entrehouse.com.

Information

  • Creator
    Thomas Geib
  • Years Active
    2025 - 2026
  • Episodes
    12
  • Rating
    Explicit
  • Copyright
    © 2026 EntreHouse Podcast
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