On the mic
Shows
Long-form conversations for people who run things. One show today, more brands to come — each with its own voice, its own audience, and no filler.
- Status
- Season one in production
- Cadence
- New episodes drop as they're recorded
- Who it's for
- Built for operators, owners, and mid-career professionals
Podcast
The Sean & Erik Show
Two friends since high school. Same hustle, better suits.
Sean and Erik met in high school, where the résumé was thinner but the pattern was already set: civic duty, relentless hustle, and an unreasonable amount of hijinks. Erik ran the art and the ground game for Sean's senior class president campaign — and they won. That partnership never really ended; it just got a P&L attached.
Decades later, one runs a portfolio of businesses across cybersecurity, real estate, staffing, and cash-flow assets. The other still makes things people actually want. The show is what happens when those two compare notes out loud — no script, no sponsor talking points, no consultant fog.
If you're somewhere in the middle of a career and starting to ask the harder questions — should I buy the business, hire the person, take the risk, serve on the board, finally build the thing — this is the conversation you'd want to be at the table for.
What you'll hear
The Deal on the Table
A real decision one of us is facing this week — acquisition, hire, exit, or walk-away — argued to a conclusion in front of you.
Civic Duty, Unglamorous Edition
Service, community, and why the boring local work compounds faster than anything on a stage.
The Hustle Files
Side businesses, creative work, and getting paid for it — from Erik's artwork to vending routes and ATM placements.
Hijinks & Receipts
The high school stories that still hold up, and the lessons hiding in them that we didn't notice at seventeen.