The Diary Of A CEO with Steven Bartlett

Steven is a really great interviewer! He is clearly caring, compassionate, and curious. He asks beginner questions to allow access for anyone from any background, and then includes higher level questions for more education and thought. He shares small tidbits of his own experience and life, but allows the guest to explain and talk the most. If you want to learn and grow in a gentle, caring, positive way, this is a podcast for you.

Steven shares his curiosity and is very pensive during his podcasts. I like that! No fluff or over praising his accomplished guests. These are digestible fireside chats that have so far expanded me in one way or another.

They had on a serial liar who has lied about his credentials in obvious and major ways. Google “Chase Hughes lies” to see what I mean: it’s a doozy. The fact they obviously don’t care to vet their guests whatsoever I think tells you all you need to know about ethics and level of quality Steven brings to this show. Even the slightest dedication to caring about the info they share with their audience would mean they’d Google and find this guy’s many red flags. It’s a disappointing statement on so many valuing clicks and money above ethics and responsibility.

Maybe Kids? Not sure. But the bio doesn't really tell the part of the story I'm interested in. Nor do any of the episodes I’ve heard. Making women invisible isn't answer.