Your Business Is On The Line

About Your Business Is On The Line

Canada's #1 Business-Comedy Podcast (because we made up that category) arrives weekly with serious people pitching unserious business ideas. Every week host Shubh Sidhu invites guests to bring their business ideas and entrepreneurial dreams into the studio. It’s half workshop, half talk show, and half “wait, is this a good idea?”

Publisher

Indian Dad Media in association with Thursday Media

Category

business · comedy

Language

en

Explicit

Yes

First episode

6 Dec 2025

Latest episode

18 Oct 2026

Latest episodes

39 episodes in the feed.

1. 

   18 Oct 2026

   S2E7: Dynamic Shelving & Timeline w/ Emmi Harari

   Your Business is on the Line goes international...sort of...with our first American guest, Emmi Harari. Emmi is a longtime ZayZoon (https://zayzoon.com) product marketer, former CPG operator, Ohio State Buckeye, transplanted Californian, and one of Shubh’s favourite people in the world. She brings two pitches. First: Dynamic Shelving — a reinvention of the grocery-store aisle where bulk liquids like laundry detergent, shampoo and lotion are dispensed into reusable containers from digitally controlled shelves. Less plastic, more flexibility for retailers, and no more pretending your $100 bottle of hand soap makes you a better person. Then: Timeline — social media without the algorithm. Chronological feeds. People you actually know. No endless creator content. No rage bait. No Explore page. Just the thing social media was supposedly for in the first place. Along the way, Emmi tells us how she met her husband during COVID, Philippe provides another baffling dating update, we learn he asked Chantal Kreviazuk if the CBC was her book publisher, and everyone agrees that society might improve if our phones became slightly less interesting. Also discussed: Procter & God, Irish Spring, German beer bottles, Baby DoorDash, topless tapas, and why Philippe may need to start taking Emmy’s dating advice. Canada’s Number One Business-Comedy Podcast is coming for North America. As always, brought to you in part by our friends at the New Network (https://newnetwork.ca), Canada's (in our opinion) number one boutique recruiting firm for scaling companies.

2. 

   11 Oct 2026

   Happy Thanksgiving! Our First Ever Best Of Episode!

   Season 1: Some of Our Favourite Moments Canada's Number One Business-Comedy Podcast looks back at some of our favourite moments from Season 1. We've sat through an entire season of questionable pitches, unnecessary inventions, and business ideas that should never have made it past the group chat. Now we've collected some of our favourites in one episode. From rating grocery-store salsa and monetizing prayer to questionable bathroom innovations, animal talent agencies, and other solutions to problems nobody has, it's a collection of entrepreneurial nonsense. Join Shubh Sidhu, Philippe Burns, and some of our favourite guests as we revisit the pitches, arguments, and moments that made our first season memorable. No new pitches. No due diligence. Absolutely no lessons learned. Brought to you in part by our friends at the New Network.

3. 

   4 Oct 2026

   S2E6: Bootstraps w/ Keri Lee

   Canada’s Number One Business-Comedy Podcast is back with Keri Lee (https://www.linkedin.com/in/leekeri/) of BlueMarvel AI (https://www.bluemarvel.ai), an Alberta industrial AI company helping operators and executives better manage continuous process facilities. Keri joins Shubh and Philippe at Red Mile Records to talk about growing up on a farm near Longview, picking rocks, baling hay, working in water and sanitation technology, getting pulled into machine learning before it was cool, joining AltaML and eventually helping build BlueMarvel. Then Keri pitches Bootstraps, a marketplace for wealthy families who want their kids to understand what a hard day’s work actually feels like. The guys dig into farm chores, cabin jobs, staining decks, knocking down wasp nests, moving dirt piles, TaskRabbit in reverse, Camp Callous, cattle drives, tree chopping, fence building, log driving, and the very real possibility that privileged kids might come home able to fix a light switch. Then it gets even bigger: an adult version for people who would rather learn how to chop wood, change oil, weld, build a fence, fix a cabin, lay foundation, install a window, or make furniture than take another pottery class. Also: Learn how BlueMarvel came out of AltaML and Spartan Controls Shubh tries to make “Brown Marvel” happen Philippe’s rich-adjacent friend network comes under scrutiny The group debates whether having a billionaire friend counts if they never invite you on a jet Keri’s dad is the spiritual head counsellor of Bootstraps Philippe suggests the camp version and immediately improves the business Camp Callous gets workshopped as a brand The guys discover they would pay good money for adult trade-skill classes Both the kids’ version and adult version receive perfect 75 salsa scores Brought to you as always in part by The New Network (https://newnetwork.ca/). Need great people for your startup or scaleup? You need New Network. Plus shoutout to Center 9 (https://center9.com/), our preferred partner for Microsoft 365, security, identity, Copilot adoption, AI compliance, and M&A migrations.

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Apple Podcasts (US)

5.0 / 5

1 ratings

Spotify

5.0 / 5

15 ratings

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