In this episode, we refurbished a keynote I gave back in 2017 in Los Angeles, CA. I break down why the digital environment is the greatest historical opportunity for entrepreneurs since the industrial revolution. I challenge you to stop debating the "minor leagues" and start committing 20 hours to educate yourself on the technologies that will help you 2-3x your business. I also discuss the necessity of being a media company first and why your reputation is shifting entirely to the digital environment.

You’ll learn about:

• Why Attention is the Number One Currency

• Documenting the Journey vs. Faking a Lifestyle

• The "Immigrant Mentality" for Modern Business

• Why Every Business is Now a Media Company

• Preparing for the Voice, AR, and AI Revolution

In this episode of the GaryVee Audio Experience, I talk about the biggest opportunity you have in 2026: becoming a content media company. I encourage you to do your 20 hours of homework on how to get started with AI and new social platforms like TikTok Shop and YouTube Shorts. I also discuss how to be more efficient by cutting down meeting times and why there’s no such thing as "no time" for marketing.

You’ll learn about:

• How to adopt a media-first mindset for any industry
• The 24-posts-a-day strategy for ultimate reach
• How to use "Green Screen" commenting to provide daily value
• Using AI (ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini) to fuel your content research
• The transition from traditional SEO to AI-driven search results (AEO/GEO)

In this episode of The GaryVee Audio Experience, I talk about the biggest opportunity you have right now: the shift in social media algorithms. I encourage you to do your homework on where your specific audience actually lives, whether that is LinkedIn for executives or TikTok for the 40–60 demographic. I also discuss how to prepare financially to chase your dreams and why the secret to my career isn't talking—it’s listening.

You’ll learn about:

• The "A to Z" Texting Strategy for New Businesses

• How to Use AI to Solve Hardcore Marketing Questions

• The Importance of Cutting Overhead to Fund Your Dream

• Why "Giving it Away for Free" Builds the Most Trust

• How to Overcome the Fear of Selling

In this episode, I sit down on the We Might Be Drunk Podcast to discuss the massive shift happening in media and technology. I encourage you to stop fearing the future and start understanding how AI-driven tools like perfect dubbing and digital avatars are going to provide unparalleled opportunities for creators to reach global audiences. I also discuss my "over-indexing" ad strategy and why sports tribalism is the best way to understand human behavior in 2026.

You’ll learn about:

• The Power of "Organic First" Content

• How AI Will Eliminate Language Barriers for Creators

• The Rise of Live Social Shopping (Commerce-tainment)

• Why "Overexposure" is an Outdated Concept

• How to Use Social Algorithms as a Real-Time Feedback Loop

In this episode of the GaryVee Audio Experience, I talk about the massive shift in consumer attention from television to the mobile device and why "dinosaur" marketing tactics are failing in today's market. I encourage you to understand the power of organic reach on platforms like TikTok and LinkedIn and explain why I believe every entrepreneur should be producing 30 to 50 pieces of content daily. I also discuss the leverage you gain by starting a local podcast and why the sports card market is currently the most underpriced asset class in the world.

You’ll learn about:

• The Concept of "Day Trading Attention"

• How to Scale a Brand Without Traditional Retailers

• The "High School Party Rule" for Business Development

In this episode, I sit down to discuss my journey from a broken USSR immigrant to the founder of VaynerMedia and VaynerX. I share why the "game" of business and the daily grind are more important to me than the trophies or the money. I also dive deep into the concept of "Kind Candor" and how mastering firm but empathetic feedback can transform your leadership style and why long form content is the starting point for most businesses.

You’ll learn about:

• How to Balance Being an Operator with Being a Brand
• The Difference Between "Interest Media" and Social Media
• Why Long-Form Video is the Ultimate Starting Point
• My Professional Dream of Buying the New York Jets

In this episode of the GaryVee Audio Experience, I sit down with country music superstar Luke Combs to discuss his new album, the challenges of maintaining authenticity as a major artist, and the immense power of using his platform for good. I’m grateful that Luke opens up about battling OCD since childhood and how that same mental process contributes to his songwriting. We also dive into his deep commitment to his fans and his passion for leveraging his success to help young people with mental health. You’ll learn:

• The challenge of balancing artistic authenticity with pursuing new ventures.
• How the mindset that causes anxiety can also fuel creative success.
• Why using your platform for mental health awareness is a top priority for Luke.
• Why I suggested Luke start a monthly podcast dedicated to broadening the mental health conversation.
• How Luke demonstrates his deep care for his fans through affordable ticket bundles and meet-and-greets.

In this episode of The GaryVee Audio Experience, I break down the biggest opportunity for consumer businesses right now: Live Social Shopping. I've been watching this trend in China for over a decade, and I'm telling you, it's hitting scale in the US and is the thing most likely to affect your P&L in 2026. I also dive into the future of marketing, why "attention" is the only thing we're battling for, and why avoiding new technologies like TikTok and AI is "incredibly dangerous".

You'll learn about:

• Why Live Shopping is the next multi-billion dollar channel.
• Why the creative is the variable of success in marketing.
• Why "social media" is now "interest media"
• The short-term truth about AI and job security.
• How to get in front of influencers and live sellers (hint: send a DM)
• Why you need to be "obnoxiously consumer-centric"