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Who Got Me Here

Booking Overview

Who Got Me Here spotlights high-achieving executives and founders as they trace career-defining relationships and extract actionable networking lessons. For PR teams, it’s a strong placement venue for leaders who can speak credibly about mentorship, career transitions, and professional connection-building.

Metrics

Episodes: 25

Frequency: Irregular

Rating: 5.0/5.0

Estimated listeners: 100 - 1,000

Gender skew: Male

Listener location: USA

Contact Information

Publicly listed emails

whogotmehere@substack.com

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Booking Intelligence

Booking Requirements

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Typical Credentials:  
Senior leaders (executives, deans, founders, and nonprofit leaders) with clear career arcs shaped by influential relationships; people who can articulate practical networking/mentorship lessons from personal experience
Required Achievements:  
Executive leadership roles, Founder/early-stage leadership in education or mission-driven orgs, Dean-level academic leadership, Public-facing institutional impact

Recent Guest Discussions

Rebecca Agostino - How Networking Enables Career Transitions; Teaching Networking Micro-skills To Teenagers; Education Access And Self-advocacy

Frederick Riley - The Role Of Mentors And Community Relationships; Building Trust; Developing Weavers Who Strengthen Communities; Networking As Dignity

Geoffrey Garrett - Business Education Leadership; Adapting Business Schools For The AI Era; AI Literacy And Responsible Adoption; Importance Of Networks In A Digital World

Recent Topics

Networking, Leadership, Career, Education, Mentorship

Episodes

Here's the recent few episodes on
Who Got Me Here
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Bob Moore: You Never Really Start From Nothing

October 08, 2026

Bob Moore has sold two software companies and raised more than $100 million for a third. So how did he get here? Like most entrepreneurs, he got his start when someone gave him a chance. For Bob it was a neighbor who owned Tony Luke’s, the Philly cheesesteak shop, and paid a seventh grader a couple hundred bucks to build its website. That turned into a high school web design business. At Princeton he ran three businesses at once, each with very different business models. None became a huge hi...

Joe Chernov: The Case for Being Easy to Root For

September 03, 2026

Joe Chernov has two IPOs behind him, three CMO seats on his resume, and a job at Battery Ventures — and none of it started with a business degree. It started with his mother, in ninth grade, asking him whether he was going to be a follower his whole life or just for one more day. In this episode of Who Got Me Here, Joe traces a career built on other people betting on him before the credentials caught up: the PR-firm founder who hired him off a party conversation about books and then handed hi...

Rebecca Agostino: The Skill Schools Forgot to Teach

June 04, 2026

Rebecca Agostino is an entrepreneur in the world of education, and she’s on a mission to teach the next generation how to build the relationships and durable skills that power career transitions. She has served with Teach for America, helped scale edtech platforms, and at just 25 years old became the founding principal of Freedom Prep High School in Camden, New Jersey. Today, through her company Prentice, she is tackling a gap almost no one is addressing head-on. Networking is one of the most...

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Frequently asked questions

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Who Got Me Here
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How do I get in touch with Who Got Me Here?

Its publicly listed email is whogotmehere@substack.com. For guest bookings, the host or producer is usually the best person to reach. Podseeker helps you find direct host and producer contacts and pitch from your own inbox.

What is the email for Who Got Me Here?

The publicly listed email for Who Got Me Here: whogotmehere@substack.com.

How many listeners does Who Got Me Here have?

Podseeker estimates Who Got Me Here reaches 100 to 1,000 listeners per episode. Only the publisher has exact numbers.

Who is an ideal guest for Who Got Me Here?

Who Got Me Here typically books industry leaders. Typical guest background: Senior leaders (executives, deans, founders, and nonprofit leaders) with clear career arcs shaped by influential relationships; people who can articulate practical networking/mentorship lessons from personal experience. Common among recent guests: Executive leadership roles; Founder/early-stage leadership in education or mission-driven orgs; Dean-level academic leadership. Recent guests include Rebecca Agostino, Frederick Riley, and Geoffrey Garrett.

How hard is it to get booked on Who Got Me Here?

Medium. Guests usually need solid credentials in the topic and an idea that fits the show.

What topics does Who Got Me Here cover?

Recent episodes cover Networking, Leadership, Career, Education, and Mentorship. Pitch an idea tied to one of these topics and mention a recent episode.

Publicly listed emails

whogotmehere@substack.com

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