GoodRx: Is it Today’s hims & hers? 8-18-25
In this episode, Scott Becker examines GoodRx’s 30% surge after entering the weight loss drug market, the rapid growth of hims and hers, and Novo Nordisk’s move to cut prices on Ozempic as competition in the GLP-1 space intensifies.
Two Quotes on Growth and Relationships 8-18-25
In this episode, Scott Becker reflects on two favorite quotes, one on the power of self-transformation and another on how personal well-being strengthens every kind of relationship.
Jim Harbaugh vs. Pete Rose 8-18-25
In this episode, Scott Becker reviews a Twitter poll asking who is more unethical, Jim Harbaugh or Pete Rose.
9 Stories We Are Following This Morning 8-18-25
In this episode, Scott Becker highlights nine key stories including market trends, inflation uncertainty, Amazon’s growth challenges, the future of weight loss drugs, and more.
Experience-Based Learning vs Book-Based Learning 8-16-25
In this episode, Scott Becker emphasizes the importance of hands-on experience as the foundation for skill development.
2 Questions From Listeners 8-16-25
In this episode, Scott Becker answers two questions from a fellow entrepreneur about balancing rest and generating business ideas, sharing how strong teams, incremental growth, and adaptability have shaped his ventures.
7 of the Worst Run Companies in America 8-16-25
In this episode, Scott Becker shares an AI-generated list of seven poorly managed companies.
Being a Founder is a 24/7 Job 8-16-25
In this episode, Scott Becker reflects on his conversation with Kim Weiner, founder of Fluffology, highlighting the relentless dedication, hard work, and perseverance required to build a successful business from the ground up.
Shout-Out of the Day: Rick Levin 8-15-25
In this episode, Scott Becker honors Rick Levin, founder of Rick Levin & Associates, recognizing his entrepreneurial success, generosity, and dedication as a leader, husband, father, and friend.
Medical Education in Our Country is Broken 8-15-25
In this episode, Scott Becker shares why he believes the U.S. medical education system is outdated, too costly, and too slow, calling for accelerated pathways to train more doctors and address the growing physician shortage.