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That's it. I quit. It's been a long run - over 130 episodes - but it's time for me to hang up the hat on this here podcast. This is the final episode. Find out why - and what's next - in this very emotional conclusion to the Nathan Fraser Show. Download.

Did you see the latest news out of Disney? It looks like the Little Mermaid got one hell of a suntan. And, of course, half of America is now racist for asking "what's up with that?". But are they really, though? This week's episode looks under the surface to see what's really going on. Why is "white-washing" a character bad, but any other color of wash is something to be defended and celebrated? And is it really even about race, or is it something else, altogether? Get ready to hear some very unpopular opinions in this week's episode of the podcast. Listen Now Download.

Why do big companies like Google and Disney keep pushing agendas the audience isn't asking for? Haven't they heard? If you get Woke, you go Broke. So why do they keep creating Woke media? Don't these companies care about their bottom line? Don't they understand basic marketing principles? Is there something else going on here? Yes, there is. And if you want to know what's going on, you need to listen to this week's episode of the podcast. Download.

YouTube is going through another purge and lots of content creators are feeling the burn. But is it for the reasons most people think? Carlos Maza and Vox media had a role in all of this, but I think there's more going on than meets the eye. What are the business reasons and lessons to be learned here? That's what this week's episode is all about. Listen NowDownload.

How great would it be if you had major celebrities endorsing your products? What if the hottest actor or singer was caught singing your praises on a candid video? How great would that be for your business? This new technology might make that possible. Tune in to hear moreDownload.

So, the trailer for CW's new Batwoman show dropped this week and one of two things is true. 1. I'm a sexist pig who hates women infiltrating his hobbies, or 2. The comic book industry, as a whole, is in a slow suicidal collapse and they can't figure out why or change course before they go under. Maybe it's a bit of both, but you'll have to listen to this episode to find out.Download.

How to Be a Sales Alchemist with Joe Schiefer Marketing is changing at a faster pace than ever before. If you don't keep up, you risk being left behind. Agora Financial is one of the most successful businesses in the world. Most of that success comes from their amazing team of copywriters and their marketing department. They always seem to be one step ahead of the competition. At the helm of this industry leader is a man named Joe Schriefer. If you want to know what's working today - and what's gonna be working tomorrow - you need to be following Joe. Today, he agreed to join us on the podcast and share some of his insights on copywriting, economics, marketing, and politics. Yeah, we kinda went all over the place with this one. Tune in and you'll discover: ● What you need to know about the world's most popular ads ● The best way to break into the copywriting business ● The 3 things you need to do every day if you want to be a world-class copywriter. ● How much a college degree impacts your success as a marketer ● The 4 P's of persuasive copywriting ● Why socialism is so appealing to today's kids (Hint; it's about marketing) ● Why good copywriting just isn't enough anymore (and what you need to add to your skillset, NOW) ● What the future of marketing is gonna look like ● And a lot more. Listen now. Download.

You finally did it. After years of dreaming about how cool it would be to own your own business, you took the leap. You started your own business... and you might have made the biggest mistake of your whole life. Not only do you have to do the thing that your business is based around, but now there are all the other things that come with running a business. Fulfilling orders, customer outreach, managing the books, ensuring quality, filing paperwork, building a website, and the list goes on. Owning a business is a lot more work than you'd thought it was... but it doesn't have to be. Nathan Hirsch has found a shortcut. He's found a lot of them, in fact. Nathan was drop-shipping before anybody even knew what that was. His business was almost completely outsourced from the start. And as time went on, he perfected the model. Now, Nathan helps business owners like you get more off your plate so you can actually enjoy the benefits of business ownership. He joins the podcast to give you some tips on outsourcing your tasks and to talk shop. Tune in and you'll discover: • Why college might not be the best choice for today's entrepreneur • How the "drop-shipping" business model came into being • Whether or not drop-shipping is still a viable opportunity • Why you have to delegate work if you want to grow your business • Who NOT to hire when you're building your team • Why skill isn't the most important factor when making a hiring decision • How to vet people before you bring them on as a team member • Why outsourcing to other countries DOESN'T hurt your local economy • How to avoid getting screwed over when hiring a virtual assistant • The downside of being successful that nobody talks about • And a LOT more Listen Now Check out the website at FreeeUpDownload.

I'm not a fan of Donald Trump. But I can't argue with him when he calls out mainstream media for being fake news. It seems like every day now, news broadcasters are having to walk back on claims they made the day before. False accusations, Russian conspiracy theories, and stories that would make the tabloids blush have become the bedrock of nightly news. But how did it get this way? Susan Rook was an investigative journalist and anchor for CNN and she has some interesting insights on what led to the media giant's downfall. She joins me this week to tell her story and share some behind the scenes info that could shed some light on the subject. Join us as we discuss: ● Why journalists no longer investigate before they report ● How social media has destroyed the old business news model ● Why corporate interests have so much influence in the news you receive ● Proof that most news - even local news - is completely scripted ● How the 24-hour news cycle led to the rise of "fake news" ● The truth about how media is being monopolized ● Why television viewers are so happy being lied to ● How youtube and podcasts are disrupting (and enraging) mainstream media ● Why CNN might be going down in the very near future ● And much more Listen now.Download.

Political opinions are like A$$holes. Everybody has one and they all stink. So, should you let yours be known? Social media tends to bring out the worst in people. We're all a little too quick to share our opinions with the world. Could your posts (or the posts of your employees) be hurting your business? Celebrities are losing hosting gigs. Activists are targeting sponsors. They say that all publicity is good publicity. But is that really the case? When, if ever, is it okay to use your business platform to express your political beliefs? That's the main question we address and answer in this podcast. Tune in to hear more. Download.

Episode 121 Imagine a world where one dictator ruled over the entire planet with an iron fist. What if holding the wrong ideas meant you were cut off from buying, selling, and trading? How would that impact your dreams of self-ownership and entrepreneurialism? When we were kids, my parents would warn us of the impending New World Order. They spoke of a global government where only those who took the Mark would be able to buy, sell, or trade. It seemed like a fantasy back then, but current events have cast those old stories in a new light. Alex Jones gets kicked off of PayPal. Sargon of Akkad loses his Patreon account. The CEO of Gab gets booted from CoinBase. Conservative voices are getting notices from Chase Bank that their accounts will be closed, with no explanation as to why. These are the times we live in. Is the Mark of the beast upon us? What role do Social Justice Warriors play in all of this? Is there a way to turn this all around before it's too late? All these questions and more will be answered on this week's episode of the BYOBoss Podcast. Listen Now. Download.

Episode 120 What do you do when mainstream media just keeps getting the story wrong? When they jump to conclusions that don't pan out? When they get caught flat out lying about story after story? When video comes out and disproves everything the "trusted" media corporations were saying? You censor anyone who might have the truth, that's what. Once again, mainstream media is caught with its pants down when it comes to the Jussie Smollet case. This comes only weeks after they blatantly lied about the Covington Catholic MAGA hat wearing teens in Washington D.C. And to crack down on the spread of fake news, YouTube has decided to start censoring what it considers to be "conspiracy theories." But who gets to decide what constitutes whether a story is news or a conspiracy theory? And what could the true motive behind this motive be? Get ready for a trip down the rabbit hole, on the latest episode of the Nathan Fraser Show. Download.

Episode 119 Success and socialism usually don't mix. So why are there so many successful people in the media who seem to be fans of Karl Marx? A few weeks back, I posted a meme saying the worst thing you could wish upon a commie was to become successful and find themselves on the other end of their own ideals. Hard work and sacrifice to achieve your dreams tends to disillusion you of wealth redistribution fantasies. But I ended up getting a lot of pushback on the idea, namely, Hollywood and mainstream media pendants. How could one be a millionaire and still a leftist? How could you be rich and famous, and still espouse the utopian ideas of socialism? How do so many walking contradictions exist? In this week's episode, I break down the top three reasons Hollywood is overflowing with socialist. From the big screen to the flat screen, three common reasons seem to come up again and again. What are they? You'll just have to tune in to find out. Download.

Episode 118 The robots are coming to take your job. Pretty soon, everyone will be out of work. We'll all be dying on the streets as T-1000's dominate the workplace. Is all hope lost for humanity? Kevin Koskella joins us to discuss politics, economics, and a bunch of other nerdy libertarian stuff. He's a successful swim coach, online business owner, and a pretty smart dude when it comes to politics. Tune in and hear us chat about: • How to scale your business into a passive income • Why being a selfish business owner might actually be a good thing • How automation will affect your business • Will a Universal Basic Income save us? • How to strive, even in a saturated market • Why people are still attracted to socialism, even after so many failed attempts • What the future holds for capitalists and entrepreneurs • Why so many entrepreneurs come from the United States • How Crypto Currencies might change everything • Why you shouldn't fear the next Great Depression Kevin's Website Download.

Episode 117 Unless you've been living in a cave, you've seen the infamous Gillette "The Best A Man Can Be" advertisement. It's become one of the top 30 most down-voted videos on YouTube. Commentators from all points of view have weighed in on it. And by now, you're probably tired of hearing about it. So, why do I bring it up? Because, there's something almost everybody missed about the ad, and it needs to be considered. There's a reason the ad was made, and it wasn't to stir up controversy or reach a new demographic like most are accusing. The real reason seems to have flown right over the heads of everyone. And without addressing it, we're only going to see more of these kinds of ads in the future. The ad killed goodwill with its main audience. It made the company the butt of a million memes. Gillette is even admitting now that it had no positive impact on sales. So, why do they consider the ad a success? And why is this only the beginning for left-leaning political messages being disguised as advertising? tune in to the latest episode of the Nathan Fraser Show to find out. Download.

Episode 116 Just for shits and giggles, I decided to take the Political Compass Test and see where I landed. It wasn't where I thought I'd be. We'll just leave it at that. Wanna hear the results? Tune in to the latest episode. Take the TestDownload.

Episode 115 What happens when you mix business with politics? Well, we're about to find out. This week, we got two gems of cringe when SJWs clashed with customer service. First, a trans person flipped out on a GameStop employee. Second, a vape shop employee flipped out on a Trump supporter. What do these two stories have in common? SJWs not understanding who to capitalism, that's what. But there's a hidden lesson in all this madness. Tune in to this week's episode to find out what it is. Trump Vape Video Trans GameStop VideoDownload.

Episode 114 Jim Carrey recently made the statement, "we must say yes to socialism." And he's not alone. Many rich and famous celebrities have expressed similar sentiment. From Russell Brand to Charlie Chaplin, Hollywood has had a not-so-secret love affair with socialism. But celebrities aren't the only powerful elite who promote an idea that would seemingly rob them of their wealth and power. Silicon Valley seems to be overrun with extreme leftist ideologues, as of late. From advocating censorship to promoting regulations, the tech giants seem to have gone full-on anti-capitalists. Tim Cook brags about de-platforming people from apple for believing in conspiracy theories. Mark Zuckerberg says internet regulation is inevitable and necessary. Why would people who made their millions off the free market suddenly have such a change of heart about it? Why would people who rose to the top through capitalism suddenly start advocating for regulations and socialism? The answer might surprise you. But it will all make sense after listening to this week's episode of the Nathan Fraser Show. Join the Free Market SquadDownload.

Episode 113 Every single day, more and more people are disappearing off the internet. Twitter profiles deleted, Patreon accounts deactivated, YouTube Channels flushed down the memory holes. The days of digital book-burning are upon us. It started with people like Alex Jones, but now it's spread to people like Kevin Hart and Kyler Murray. Christmas songs are being banned from the radio. The SJW plot for world domination is almost at a close. A lot of ideas are being thrown around on how to fight this new puritanism, sweeping the internet by storm. Talks of government regulation and an Internet Bill of Rights are coming into favor. But are these really the preventative measures we should be accepting? I, of course, think not. I think there's another way to combat the craziness without getting the government involved. And I bet I can win you over to my way of thinking if you listen to the latest episode of the Nathan Fraser Show. Free Market SquadDownload.

Episode 112 Recently, Donald Trump came out as a Nationalist, and the media had a field day with it. Accusations of dog whistles abounded. People read into it whatever they wanted. Most of the left added a silent "white" to the beginning of the word, confirming what they've always thought anyway. But is this the case? To some people, Donald Trump is trying to put America back on top again. To others, he's trying to turn the country into Nazi Germany. So, whose version of reality is closer to the truth? And what exactly is the difference between a Nationalist and a Globalist? Both sides seem to view the other as evil, which is often how these things work. But do both sides have valid reasons for believing what they do? That's what this week's episode is all about. Let's look at what drives both the Nationalists and the Globalists. We'll cover the political motives, the cultural motives, and the monetary motives. Where do you stand? Are you an evil Nationalist or an Evil Globalist? Tune in and find out.Download.