Guy explains why entrepreneurs don't need business plans anymore and shouldn’t rely on venture capital. He talks about simplicity, passion and the changing landscape of being an entrepreneur.

Plum.io co-founder Caitlin MacGregor joins Alan to discuss how Plum is revolutionizing the way organizations hire. Using big data and analytics it produces a scientifically-proven method of predicting future outcomes. This significantly reduces time spent reading resumes, interviewing the wrong candidates and training hires that don’t fit.

Taylor and Lindsay share experiences about the process of filming incredible startup stories like that of Vidyard, Thalmic Labs, BufferBox, BlackBerry, Dandy Co, Communitech and many more. They discuss the blurred lines between photography and film, how they began their journey with wedding photography, and the importance of investing in your own community.

Guy Kawasaki joins Alan once again to talk about how technology has democratized so many industries, from design to commerce to knowledge, and to talk about his new role of evangelist at Canva. Guy also divulges who has influenced him the most over the last few years as he wrote his hit books The Art of the Start 2.0 and Enchantment.

Restaurateur Jody Palubiski chats with Alan about what makes a restaurant successful. Jody and Alan talk about craft beer, the modern beer bar, and how people are looking for something extraordinary in their dining experience these days. 

TEDtalks speaker Larry Smith chats with Alan about pursuing your passion, creating your own future, and bringing that passion to your work every day. Larry discusses the fallacy of the popular phrase "Fail fast, Fail often”, proposing instead that innovation and creativity are merely a product of thinking strategically. 

Want to know how to increase productivity and creativity in the workplace, and get the most out of your employees? Entrepreneurs Jim and Jennifer Moss of Plasticity talk about the impact of positive psychology in business.

In this episode of AQ’s Blog & Grill, Mike talks about selling his family company, Unitron Hearing, and how it sparked his passion for investing. Mike shares what he looks for in a company when thinking about investing, and provides advice for startups looking for investment.

Guy Kawasaki, master of business, marketing and branding, speaks with Alan Quarry on AQ's Blog & Grill about the venture capital game, why the investors/startup relationship is like meeting the right woman, and how startups and entrepreneurs can get marketing for free.