Worthy for Thirty: Where stories of leaders doing good while doing well are told!

Eric Tash

eric.p.tash@gmail.com

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Booking Overview

This is a weekly interview series focused on purpose-driven entrepreneurship, sustainable business, and leaders who pair commercial success with social impact; episodes typically feature founders and organizational leaders with substantial, mission-aligned accomplishments. Credible pitches include established entrepreneurs, social-impact founders, nonprofit executives, sustainability leaders, and creators who can share practical lessons from building durable organizations. Booking difficulty is medium, as the show appears receptive to accomplished niche leaders but generally expects a meaningful track record and a strong purpose-driven story.

Metrics

Episodes: 97

Frequency: Weekly

Rating: 5.0/5.0

Estimated listeners: <1k

Gender skew: Neutral

Location: USA

Contact Information

eric.p.tash@gmail.com

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Host

Eric Tash - Host and creator of Worthy for Thirty, a conversation series examining how founders, leaders, and creators build successful organizations around purpose and enduring values.

Booking Intelligence

Booking Requirements

medium
Typical Credentials:  
Founders, co-founders, and senior leaders of established businesses or mission-driven organizations with demonstrable results in social impact, sustainability, nonprofit work, or purpose-led operations.
Required Achievements:  
Founded or scaled a durable company or nonprofit, Built recognized community, arts, sustainability, or recovery initiatives, Demonstrated long-term operational, cultural, or social impact

Recent Guest Discussions

MJ Gottlieb - Building A Scalable Sobriety And Recovery Platform, Community-centered Entrepreneurship, Mental Health, Sober Living, And Turning Personal Experience Into A Mission-driven Business.

Camille Zamora - Arts Access, Nonprofit Leadership, Public Art, Arts Education, Community Health, And Building Sustainable Arts Programs.

Monica Yunus - Arts Access, Nonprofit Leadership, Public Art, Arts Education, Community Health, And Building Sustainable Arts Programs.

Rob Tod - Building A Lasting Company, Sustainable Operations, Employee Culture, Quality, Operational Excellence, And Purpose-led Profitability.

Recent Topics

Social Impact, Entrepreneurship, Sustainability, Nonprofit, Leadership

Episodes

Here's the recent few episodes on
Worthy for Thirty: Where stories of leaders doing good while doing well are told!
:

How Alex Fredericks Built Tonewell: Voice AI, Wellness, and the Entrepreneurial Pivot That Changed Everything

July 30, 2026

What if your voice could reveal something meaningful about your body, your energy, and your readiness to perform? In this episode of Worthy for Thirty, I sat down with Alex Fredericks, Co-Founder of ToneWell, an AI wellness platform that transforms a 30-second voice note into personalized insights. But ToneWell is only the latest chapter in a career shaped by music, consumer goods, brand building, and a relentless instinct for problem-solving. Alex shares how dyslexia led him to music, how ...

How MJ Gottlieb - Loosid's Co-Founder - Turned Sobriety Into a Company That Scales Belonging

July 22, 2026

For years, sobriety has been viewed as a subtraction.No drinks. No substances. No fun, supposedly. No social life, supposedly.MJ Gottlieb is building the opposite story.On the Worthy for Thirty podcast, the Loosid co-founder laid out a vision that is part recovery, part product strategy, and part cultural correction: sobriety is not the thing that shrinks your life; it’s the thing that makes a fuller life not just possible but attainable.What started as his own reckoning became a company buil...

When Art Becomes Infrastructure: Monica Yunus and Camille Zamora on Building Sing for Hope

July 15, 2026

In this episode of the Worthy for Thirty podcast, I sit down with Sing for Hope co-founders Monica Yunus and Camille Zamora for a wide-ranging conversation about creativity, access, public health, and what it really means to build something that endures the test of time. From their origin story in the aftermath of 9/11 to the growth of Sing for Hope’s public pianos, school programs, hospital partnerships, and global arts initiatives, Monica and Camille make a powerful case for why the arts be...

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