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The Found Podcast with Molly Knuth

Welcome to The Found Podcast with Molly Knuth, a podcast for women who are founding and getting found with their businesses online.I'm your host Molly Knuth, and my mission is to help women in rewrite how we live and work on our own terms.

Podcast · By Molly Knuth · English · Official site

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Sep 30, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 30, 2026

    How Two Foster Moms Built a Nonprofit to Keep Families Together: The Moms Connect Dubuque Story (opens the original)

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    I'll pull back the curtain a little: I walked into this interview with my questions prepped, sent, and tidy. Then Christina Heinzen and Gina Martin answered the very first one and the whole conversation went somewhere else entirely. (The good kind of somewhere else.) Christina and Gina met in foster parent licensing classes in 2019. They went in believing they'd be the ones rescuing kids from hard situations. What they found instead were moms who loved their kids fiercely and had nobody. No supp

  2. Episode · Sep 23, 2026

    Every Ballot, Every Deed, Every Dollar: What Your County Auditor Actually Does (opens the original)

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    You probably couldn't tell me what your county auditor actually does. I couldn't either, until I sat down with Whitney Hein. Whitney is the Jones County Auditor and Commissioner of Elections, and by the end of this conversation I had a whole new appreciation for how much of our daily life runs through that office: elections, property taxes, payroll, budgets, the courthouse itself. It's a job most of us vote on without fully understanding, and that's exactly why I wanted her on. We get into what

  3. Episode · Sep 16, 2026

    Using AI Without Losing Your Voice (opens the original)

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    Okay, let's just say the thing out loud: You've seen the captions that sound like a robot wrote them. You've seen the flyers that look like every other flyer on the internet this month. Maybe you've decided AI just isn't for you because of it. Here's my confession: I use AI, specifically Claude, in my business every single day. And I still (mostly) sound like me. Not because I found some secret tool nobody's told you about, but because I took the time to actually set it up before I asked it to d

  4. Episode · Sep 9, 2026

    How to Start a Podcast for Your Business: My Real 7-Step Process (opens the original)

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    Somebody pulls me aside about once a week now and says some version of the same thing: I've been thinking about starting a podcast. It happens in client sessions, at conference tables, in DMs from people I've never even met in person. And every single time, my gut reaction is identical: just go do it. So this week I'm pulling back the curtain. Not the polished, "look how easy this was" version...the actual seven step process I used to launch this show, the one I'd use again if I were starting fr

  5. Episode · Sep 2, 2026

    The Worst Business Plan I Ever Made (opens the original)

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    Back in 2022, I had a marker board covered edge to edge with ideas. I'd write a launch date right next to each one, feel the rush of excitement, and sprint at it with everything I had. And then somewhere around week four, I'd realize I was building the plane while flying it. Sound familiar? If you've ever had a big idea that fizzled out somewhere between the excitement and the finish line, this episode is for you. Today I'm walking you through the shift that changed how I plan every launch, ever

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