The 60 Second Podcast

Hosted by Matt McCoy

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Jun 2026

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Big insights. One question. 60 seconds. Hosted by TEDx speaker and 3X founder Matt McCoy , this podcast delivers fast, punchy interviews with the world’s top leaders — from billion-dollar CEOs to bold startup founders. Each episode asks one powerful question to uncover the mindset, tactics, or story behind game-changing success — all in under a minute. Perfect for ambitious listeners who want real answers, really fast.

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June 16, 20261 min

Tina Schust Robinson – Founder & CEO, WorkJoy

Send us Fan MailMany organizations invest heavily in leadership development, yet still struggle to see meaningful results.In this episode of The 60 Second Podcast, Matt McCoy sits down with Tina Schust Robinson, Founder & CEO of WorkJoy and author of Developing Your Business Leaders: A Guide to Investing at All Levels, to discuss why most leadership programs fail to deliver impact.Tina explains why leadership development should be treated as a business investment rather than an HR initiative, how organizations can align leadership development with strategy, and what separates meaningful leadership growth from corporate theatre.If you're a founder, executive, HR leader, or manager looking to build stronger leaders and better business outcomes, this episode is packed with practical insights.

June 9, 20261 min

Jamie Maltabes - Founder & CEO, Infinite Medical Group

Send us Fan MailHow do you build trust in an industry filled with hype?In this episode of The 60 Second Podcast, Matt McCoy sits down with Jamie Maltabes, Founder & CEO of Infinite Medical Group, to discuss how regenerative medicine clinics can earn patient trust through education, protocols, and personalized care.Jamie explains why stem cell treatments shouldn't be viewed as a one-time solution and shares a real patient story that highlights the importance of reducing inflammation before beginning regenerative therapies. He breaks down how a protocol-based approach can improve outcomes and why focusing on the whole body often leads to better results than treating symptoms alone.If you're curious about regenerative medicine, longevity treatments, stem cells, or the future of patient-centered healthcare, this episode offers a practical perspective from someone building one of the fastest-growing clinics in the space.

June 4, 20262 min

Michael J. Frank - Co-Founder & Managing Partner, Gildre

Send us Fan MailWhat separates successful founders from those who struggle alone?In this episode of The 60 Second Podcast, Matt McCoy sits down with Michael J. Frank, Co-Founder and Managing Partner of Gildre, a global community of founders, operators, investors, and executives spanning more than 20 countries.Michael explains why community has become one of the biggest competitive advantages in entrepreneurship. From mentorship and feedback to accountability and mental support, he shares why building a company is too difficult to do in isolation and how surrounding yourself with the right people can help you avoid costly mistakes and accelerate growth.If you're building a business, considering a startup, or looking to level up your network, this conversation is a reminder that your greatest advantage may not be what you know, but who you're learning from.

June 2, 20260 min

James McPartland - Executive Coach, Author & Keynote Speaker

Send us Fan MailWhat is the biggest leadership blind spot costing organizations time, money, and momentum?In this episode of The 60 Second Podcast, Matt McCoy sits down with executive coach, author, and keynote speaker James "Mac" McPartland to discuss a challenge that affects nearly every leader: the assumption that communication has actually occurred.Mac explains why acknowledgement is not the same as understanding, how miscommunication creates repeated meetings and missed deadlines, and why leaders must take greater responsibility for ensuring their message is truly understood. If you've ever wondered why projects stall despite constant communication, this episode offers a simple but powerful leadership lesson.

May 29, 20261 min

Cory Turner – President, Spicers Canada

Send us Fan MailFor more than 100 years, Spicers Canada has been known as a paper company. But under Cory Turner’s leadership, the organization has transformed into a national distribution leader serving customers across paper, packaging, and graphic solutions.In this episode of The 60 Second Podcast, Cory shares the thinking behind that evolution, how changing the company's identity unlocked new growth opportunities, and why strategic acquisitions played a critical role in expanding Spicers' capabilities.He also explains how balancing investment across multiple business segments has helped position Spicers to achieve its vision of becoming relevant to every Canadian business.A short but insightful look at leadership, transformation, and staying ahead of changing markets.

May 26, 20261 min

Jason A. Williams - Innovation Strategist, Ecosystem Builder & Market Intelligence Consultant, SPYCOMPS / The Society of Innovators at Purdue Northwest

Send us Fan MailIn this episode of The 60 Second Podcast, Matt McCoy sits down with Jason A. Williams to unpack his 6-Dot Framework for innovation.Jason explains why companies often underestimate two of the most important pieces of innovation: company alignment and culture. He shares how organizations can better connect insights, people, departments, and capabilities to turn ideas into smarter product decisions, faster launches, and sustainable growth.

May 21, 20261 min

Arup Roy-Burman, MD – Chief Strategy & Medical Officer, Elemeno Health

Send us Fan MailEveryone is talking about AI in healthcare.But almost no one is ready for it.On this episode of The 60 Second Podcast, Arup Roy-Burman breaks down the real bottleneck holding AI back - not technology, but data.From fragmented workflows to critical knowledge buried in binders, posters, and PDFs, Arup explains why most healthcare systems are feeding AI the wrong inputs… and what needs to change before AI can truly deliver impact.A sharp, practical take on where healthcare is headed — and what leaders are still missing.

May 19, 20260 min

Brian Bazely – Fractional CEO/CFO (Chief Franchise Officer), Bazely Consulting

Send us Fan MailWhat’s the biggest mistake founders make when franchising their business?In this episode of The 60 Second Podcast, Matt McCoy sits down with Brian Bazely to break down a critical shift most founders overlook.Franchising isn’t just scaling your business. It’s building an entirely new one.Brian shares why culture must be embedded into your strategy from day one - and how failing to recognize the difference between operating a business and running a franchise system can cost you years of growth.If you’re thinking about franchising, this is one insight you need to get right early.

May 14, 20261 min

Nick Dean - President & Director, The Keg Steakhouse + Bar

Send us Fan MailWhat does real leadership look like inside a company with thousands of employees?In this episode of The 60 Second Podcast, Matt McCoy sits down with Nick Dean, President & Director of The Keg Steakhouse + Bar, to talk about empowerment, trust, and what it actually means to lead a high-performing organization.Nick shares why great leaders act more like coaches than players, the importance of hiring “wild ducks” instead of carbon copies, and how trust can unlock the full potential of a team. From navigating uncertainty to building one of Canada’s top workplace cultures, this conversation is packed with practical leadership insights for founders, executives, and aspiring leaders alike.

May 7, 20261 min

Bryan Montpetit – CEO, Reviver Global

Send us Fan MailWhat’s the fastest way to lose trust in a new market?It’s not pricing. It’s not product.It’s language.In this episode of The 60 Second Podcast, Matt McCoy sits down with Bryan Montpetit, CEO of Reviver Global, to unpack a simple but often overlooked truth: if your customer doesn’t understand you, they won’t trust you.Bryan shares a powerful personal story from a vulnerable moment in a hospital that perfectly illustrates what many companies get wrong when expanding globally.This is a short, sharp reminder that communication isn’t just a function — it’s the foundation of trust.