I’ve listened to a lot of business podcasts, and JLD does something rare: he gets guests to be specific. the recent run of episodes on applying AI to real businesses has been the best content in my feed, period.

So grateful to Entrepreneurs on Fire for giving our CEO and co-founder, Joshua Resnikoff, the opportunity to share the personal story behind Sunstone Health and our mission to help families get answers faster. Thank you, JLD and the EOFire team, for helping bring awareness to the diagnostic odyssey so many families face. We loved the conversation!

Great job with this podcast. I’ve been listening for a long time and think this show has good advice.

John has an excellent podcast for entrepreneurs looking to transcend to the next level!!!

John is an excellent interviewer who asks thoughtful questions, gives his guests room to explore their ideas, and keeps the conversation focused without losing what makes each story unique. Whether you’re an entrepreneur just starting out or someone looking for fresh perspectives, there’s a tremendous amount of value here.

John and team, thank you for everything! You rock, I love you all, keep lighting that spark for others!!

John asks the right questions and gets to the point of the conversation quickly. He makes everyone feel welcome.

EOFire is the most inspiring podcast for small business owners. You will learn how to create joy every day!

🔥🔥🔥WHAT'S UP FIRE NATION?🔥🔥🔥I am so excited and blessed that ENTREPRENEURS ON FIRE chose me to be a guest on their fantastic podcast with the best host ever, JLD! They presented me with the information I needed to prepare for this episode that will air June 10. I put a lot of thought myself, wrote extensively and did a lot of introspective thinking first. Then I reached out to my coworkers for input, and they searched their hearts and worked tirelessly to give me fantastic input. It meant so much to not just myself, but my precious team of coworkers to be a part of something so big and so fantastic! I cannot thank you all enough at ENTREPRENEURS ON FIRE 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

Just wasted 30 minutes listening to ads for their sponsors and for the host’s and guest’s products. No actionable insights.

JLD has a unique ability to not only find great guests but also to bring listeners critical tips to help them thrive.

John conducts thoughtful interviews and is passionate about providing value to his audience through meaningful conversations with his guests. Must listen!

Entrepreneurs on Fire brings valuable content everyday so people can learn to make money and save time. Good resource to have at our fingertips.

Love the JLD energy and gems. The guests provide valuable information to propel entrepreneurs to more success and riches. Talking about apps, AI, money and work efficiently.

Being a guest on Entrepreneurs on Fire was one of the smoothest, most energizing podcast experiences I’ve ever had. JLD runs an exceptionally well-organized operation—from the pre-show call to the interview prep materials to the clear communication before and after recording. Every step made me feel supported, informed, and set up for a great conversation. JLD brings the exact kind of energy you want in a host: upbeat, curious, and genuinely excited to spotlight his guests’ work. The production quality is top-tier, and it’s no surprise the show attracts such a wide variety of insightful, diverse founders and creators. It’s a platform that clearly respects both its audience and its guests. If you have the chance to listen, subscribe, or appear on the show, take it. Entrepreneurs on Fire is a masterclass in how a podcast should be run.

JLD recently had me on his podcast and his dedication to stoking the fire of entrepreneurship is second to none. He should write a book on his process of vetting content to ensure his audience gets value from every segment — he scrutinizes his guests backgrounds, spends the time with them to understand their message, then guides his team to prepare for the segment — the execution is flawless and results in authentic content for an audience hungry to learn about entrepreneurship. I’m thankful that I was able to participate!

I recently had the honor of being a guest on Entrepreneurs on Fire with John Lee Dumas, where we explored how sexual vitality is a hidden driver of entrepreneurial success. John is a masterful host—thoughtful, curious, and skilled at drawing out the most valuable insights for business leaders. Our conversation dove into how optimizing hormones, energy, and performance can help entrepreneurs stay focused, resilient, and creative while building their empires. If you’re a founder or executive striving for peak performance and long-term success, this episode is a must-listen. Get peak energy tips at dailypeakenergy.com

Longtime listener. Imagine my disappointment to hear an ad for a conference with Eric Trump and Tim Tebow. JLD, when you show us who you are, we will remember.

I used to love this podcast years ago until I found out you could actually pay to be on the show. Not sure if they are still doing that but it made it lose its credibility to me.

It's obvious from the ratings of this channel that I am in the minority when it comes to the way I am put off by the way the host speaks and interacts with his guests. It comes across insincere and often suggests that he's not listening to the guest's answers, but queuing up his next comments instead. He speaks in a manner that reminds me of Ron Popeil, the late night kitsch salesperson, and not a serious person interested in having a human interaction with his guests. Again, I am obviously in the minority and your mileage may vary.

I have listened to several episodes, and most recently the episode with Greg Logan, topic: Stories That Sell. Filled with high-level content, the episode moved quickly and I was disappointed when it was over. What I loved most was that not only does your brand need a story, but the evolution of a company and a brand is that when something isn’t working, you change the story. John has built a podcast from nothing - through consistency, discipline, tenacity, and vision. He is a host that delivers through credibility. I can’t wait to hear more. Thank you.

Thank you for introducing me to Patricia Fripp. One takeaway: “Rehearse out loud, not in your head — your audience doesn’t live there.” Note to self: when you stop promoting Eric 😣Trump, I’ll be back.

This is an incredible podcast!! John has epic guests and incredible content!!! I highly recommend u give this a listen

John Lee Dumas brings the heat in every episode—real stories, practical advice, and the kind of energy that gets you fired up to take action. EOF is a goldmine for anyone serious about business growth and personal success. Highly recommend to entrepreneurs at any stage.

Needs to get into the trials and tribulations of startups. When did it feel real? What were the blocks? How did you deal with separation of previously valuable employees who were no longer needed?

John Lee Dumas brings fire and energy to motivate your best business instincts. Actionable strategy 7 days a week, smooth show production. Give it a listen!

I have been following Entrepreneurs on Fire since 2021 and it inspired me to start and grow my personal branding firm. I am a huge fan of JLD and have found value BOMBS in each episode! I would highly recommend whether you are just starting out in business or 25 years in. There is so much to learn!

A full-circle moment! I did my first EOFire interview with JLD over a decade ago, and recently, he reached out to invite me back. As fate would have it, we met in person for the very first time at Podfest 2025 in Orlando—right there in the VIP lounge. Let me tell you: JLD is not only kind and down-to-earth, but wicked smart. He generously spent 20 minutes giving me insight on how to podcast effectively. That moment alone was gold. Being a repeat guest on EOFire was a true honor. The prep work JLD encouraged me to do sharpened my message and made the experience seamless and powerful. I’m a fan—not just because I was on the show—but because EOFire continues to be an original voice in a world filled with annoying echoes. Tune in. Learn. Be ignited.

I was horrified by Dorie Clark’s statement in the intro this week that only 20% of the world’s population should have the right to have children. What a detestable, elitist, genocidal statement.

JLD does a great job showcasing how creativity and leadership enables an individual to achieve their goals. Listening to these podcasts is a great way to start building better habits for yourself. Also, these podcast run a bit short on time but do an excellent job covering the topics so they’re great if you have a packed schedule!

If you’re an entrepreneur, or want to become one, there is no better show to listen to than JLD’s Entrepreneurs on Fire. You’ll get ideas, insights, and inspiration from some of the top names in business, including JLD himself. Cannot recommend highly enough!

I love how this show packs a punch and just gives you the meat and potatoes in a short and sweet episodes!

New listener but started with the Spencer Rascoff episode and really enjoyed it. If you’re curious about what goes on behind the scenes of startups, this episode has some practical takeaways.

JLD has been doing this as long as anyone the guy is the master interviewing. I love his positive attitude and always get a good take away.

Every time I listen to an episode of Entrepreneurs on Fire I’m struck by the powerful questions JLD asks. The result is consistent value bombs.

John and his team are such pros! Highly recommend listening and working with them.

Really resonated with the Julie Reislser epsiode so much good energy. Long time entrepreneur and creator here and I always get such value and inspiration from this show. Even the ads are right for me ! 🤪

Alright, so let me lean into what we already know and love - John Lee Dumas is The Absolute Grandmaster when it comes to building a podcasting brand and business. Listen, I got on with him and he just has a way to bring out the best in you with his questions and his energy, the entire season was lit, and I highly, highly, highly recommend following and subscribing to John Lee Dumas and the entire Entrepreneurs on Fire Movement! Let’s GROW!

John’s mission of providing consistent and valuable content to existing and aspiring entrepreneurs is no less visible now than it was when this podcast started. The guests are fantastic, the content is valuable and actionable, and the topics are relevant. The show is fantastic and JLD is an incredible inspiration!

The show has continued to provide incredible value over the years, and John is a model of what continuously serving your audience looks like. Highly recommended for anyone seeking insights from those who have built and grown businesses.

I’ve been a listener for years, after being interviewed early on for the show. JLD highlights so many amazing entrepreneurs and their journeys. If you need a burst of inspiration, binge the show! Melanie Benson Host, Amplify Your Success

It’s impressive that JLD is able to keep going after so many years and keep getting better. Can’t believe I’ve been a guest twice over a span of more than a decade!

John has grit and hustle, and always delivers for his audience. I’ve known him since his years years and he remains humble and authentic. Great show

JLD has been a voice in my life for over ten years and I finally was lucky enough to be in his show. The show itself, amazing, as always. But the organization and personal touches in the weeks leading up were the most impressive. It’s a true well oiled machine. Class acts over there at EOF.

The secret to a great podcast is when the host can bring fantastic guests and help them feel the best version of themselves through the episode. John knows how to do just that! Hence in a short time the listeners get so much value, inspiration and tips. Highly recommend this podcast as a guest and as a listener.

I had the pleasure of being a guest on EOF. JDL honors you time and gives you the nuggets you need to run a successful business. I recommend this podcast for entrepreneurs who want to grow their business.

I thoroughly enjoy the daily pod so I thought Id check out this one as well. But this guy, on top of being pretty cringe with his inside lingo ( fire nation 🥴 very childish), proudly announces how he is able to afford his "entrepreneur" lifestyle in Puerto Rico because of act 60, which is widely known to be the tax evaders dream and a rule of law that is making very detrimental impacts to puertorricans, you know the people who then have to make up and suffer (literally getting priced out of their own country) for all the property taxes and all the taxes from monetary gains that him and his family are not paying. Yuck, tacky. I would hope that younger generations are attuned with the impact of privilege and would see sustainability for a place like Puerto Rico as something that IS the future and that is beyond the cheap immediate satisfaction of capitalism.

This is probably a review for Gen Z aged listeners. The content is good, don’t get me wrong, but the podcast just feels very lacking in authenticity. I will start with saying there IS valuable content and knowledgeable guests, this review is not about that, it’s more about the feel I get as a listener and why it’s limiting me from listening more frequently. The continual addressing of listeners as “fire nation” feels very cringey and impersonal to me and although edited well, it doesn’t feel like a conversation, more like the host asking an FAQ and an expert responding. By that I mean there’s no banter, “mhmm”s, “yeah” or any of that. The expert could have said these answers on YouTube and I could ask the questions and frame their insight as answers is how it feels. Some people may like the polished feel, but I can’t even tell if he’s actually talking with the person, so I feel like it limits me from buying into the conversation myself. I get the professionalism and the psychological perspective of making people feel a part of something with addressing them as “fire nation”, but I just wish it felt a little more raw, which I think is why so many popular shows thrive.

Thanks for the show!!

Content is great. I think 95% of the guests are good, but there are some that are trying to sell something, but I get it. I hate to say this, but JLD gets to be a bit too much at times. He seems like a super nice guy and the podcast is good, but after listening to him for over a year, I can only take so much JLD.