Monkey Business Radio
Monkey Business Radio
Podcast Description
Welcome to Monkey Business Radio, the go-to podcast for aspiring entrepreneurs and small business owners who want to take their business from the ground up to a multi-million dollar success. Hosted by Rusty Dripedge and Dennis Siggins—better known on the Cape and Islands as Bobby Downspout—this show dives deep into the real-world strategies, hard-earned lessons, and fundamental truths behind building a thriving business from scratch.Each week, we cut through the noise of trends, quick-fix solutions, and empty advice to bring you the practical insights you need to grow and sustain a successful company. From candid conversations on overcoming challenges to expert interviews with those who’ve made it big, we’re here to give you the tools, tips, and motivation to build your own success story.Whether you're starting your very first business, looking to break through the $1 million mark, or aiming to scale even further, Monkey Business Radio has something for you. Join us as we share the journey, from the humble beginnings to the highs (and lows) of reaching multi-million dollar status. Tune in, get inspired, and let’s build your dream business together!---
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The podcast covers a range of themes aimed at empowering business growth, with episodes focused on financial literacy, customer service excellence, strategic branding, and effective debt management, providing practical insights and real-world examples such as the impact of customer service on loyalty and wealth-building strategies for young entrepreneurs.
Welcome to Monkey Business Radio, the go-to podcast for aspiring entrepreneurs and small business owners who want to take their business from the ground up to a multi-million dollar success. Hosted by Rusty Dripedge and Dennis Siggins—better known on the Cape and Islands as Bobby Downspout—this show dives deep into the real-world strategies, hard-earned lessons, and fundamental truths behind building a thriving business from scratch.
Each week, we cut through the noise of trends, quick-fix solutions, and empty advice to bring you the practical insights you need to grow and sustain a successful company. From candid conversations on overcoming challenges to expert interviews with those who’ve made it big, we’re here to give you the tools, tips, and motivation to build your own success story.
Whether you’re starting your very first business, looking to break through the $1 million mark, or aiming to scale even further, Monkey Business Radio has something for you. Join us as we share the journey, from the humble beginnings to the highs (and lows) of reaching multi-million dollar status. Tune in, get inspired, and let’s build your dream business together!
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Most folks go where the puck is. Visionaries? They go where the puck is gonna be.
In this episode, we dig into what it really means to think ahead in business—and how that mindset can drive long-term growth. Dennis and Chris unpack how to build a five-year plan, recognize your weak spots, and surround yourself with the right people (hint: not yes-men).
We hear the story of Marjorie Merriweather Post—a 27-year-old who turned breakfast into big business—and how her instincts reshaped American kitchens. We also talk Cape Cod Gutter Monkeys, marketing wins (and flops), and why hitting every goal might mean your goals aren't ambitious enough.
This one’s packed with stories, strategy, quotes, and a reminder: your vision doesn’t need to be perfect—it just needs to keep you moving forward.
So grab your coffee, sit back, and welcome to Monkey Business Radio.
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