In this episode Nathan Barry announces that his podcast, previously titled Billion Dollar Creator, is being renamed back to The Nathan Barry Show, the original name of his first podcast. He explains that the change follows co‑host Rachel Rogers stepping down, prompting him to shift to a solo format focused on live coaching and direct conversations with creators. While the show’s core mission—helping creator‑businesses leverage audiences and attention to generate wealth—remains unchanged, the new title is intended to feel more approachable and flexible for a broader range of creator topics beyond billion‑dollar ambitions. Nathan invites listeners to share what content they enjoy most (coaching episodes, expert interviews, business breakdowns) and to submit questions via YouTube comments, hinting at the possibility of regular Q&A episodes based on audience demand.
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All right, got a little announcement for you. I just renamed the podcast. It's now called The Nathan Barry Show. So the show that was called Billion Dollar Creator is now simply The Nathan Barry Show. I've actually got a fun fact for you about that. But before I share it, I wanna make sure you stick around until the end of the video where I have a question for you and a way for you to get your questions answered on the show. So the fun fact is that my first podcast was actually called The Nathan Barry Show. So we're essentially going back to the original name. You can kind of think of this as a new season or an evolution of that show. The reason we started a whole new podcast called Billion Dollar Creator is because it was something that I launched as a co-hosted show with Rachel Rogers. When she stepped down last year to focus on her other business ventures, I considered finding a new co-host for the podcast, but I ultimately decided that I just wanted to have conversations with creators myself and really lean into doing more live coaching as a unique angle for the show. And that's what I have the most fun doing. The aim of the show is largely the same. I'm still focused on creator businesses and I'm definitely still focused on leveraging audiences and attention to create wealth. But I wanted a show title that felt a little more approachable. Not everyone was trying to build the next household name and that's okay. So there's so much that you can learn even if you're not building billion-dollar businesses. Calling the podcast The Nathan Barry Show gives it room to grow and have the flexibility for me to have conversations with many different and interesting people. So expect more of the same great conversations, business breakdowns and brainstorming, you know, where we get up on the board and map out flywheels and we dive into revenue and so much more. It's just now called The Nathan Barry Show. And I feel like this is probably a good time to just check in with you. What do you want to hear about more of on the show? I want to know what content really resonates. Do you like the coaching episodes? Do you like the expert interviews? Do you love it when we get up on the board and diagram a business and break down the numbers? It's fun for me when I see the breakthroughs and those aha moments. And honestly, I love it when we get into specific numbers for a particular business. But this is a show that I'm making for you as a professional creator. And so I want to know what resonates. The other thing that I want to know is what questions do you have? Why don't you leave a comment on this YouTube video? Or, you know, if you're listening as a podcast, go to YouTube, search The Nathan Barry Show, subscribe to the channel, and then come in and leave a comment and just say what questions you want me to answer. They could be about anything. If there are enough questions, then maybe we'll incorporate a regular Q&A episode into our rotation. So drop those questions below, submit them as a comment, and I look forward to seeing you on the next episode of The Nathan Barry Show.
