The School of Moxie Podcast
🎧 The School of Moxie Podcast — a Sensible Woo production, hosted by Mary Williams.
Most business podcasts are just LinkedIn posts with a mic in front of them. This is not that.
School of Moxie uses TV shows and film to have the business conversations nobody else is brave enough to start... about real leadership, real risk, and what it costs to build something that matters when your rent is riding on every decision.
Season 1 — The Last of Us. What survival looks like when the old rules stop working and the only way forward is through.
Season 2 — Ted Lasso. A solo coaching season about the long game, the brutal middle, and why being the person who genuinely gives a damn is the whole strategy.
Season 3 — Real founders, no safety nets, and every guest brings their comfort show to crack open how they run their business under pressure.
No freebies, no funnel bait, and no one fake-laughing while they pitch you a course you don't need.
Just the kind of honest, sharp, occasionally uncomfortable conversations that remind you why you started... and what it's going to take to finish.
Season 3 available on July 29, 2026. Binge responsibly.
Hosted by Mary Williams, founder of Sasquatch Media Grounds, Vancouver, Washington. A Sensible Woo production.
The School of Moxie Podcast
Latest Episodes
Security Cost Her Everything Else — Veronica Yanhs (Series Finale)
Veronica Yanhs closes Season 3 of School of Moxie — and she's also the first talent Mary has ever signed at Sasquatch Media Grounds, making this episode a full-circle moment for the show itself. Using Ted Lasso, Hacks, and
"Enough" Is a Real Business Goal — Rebecca Graves Prowse
Rebecca Graves Prowse is a potter and the founder of Gravesco, the studio behind the viral "Not today, fascist" mug. Her comfort show, Peaky Blinders, mirrors her business philosophy: gritty, adaptive, willing to pivot the second somet...
"You Can't Out-Strategize Under-Earning" — Cris Caruso
Cris Caruso is a fee-only financial advisor who left a big national firm to build an independent practice serving LGBTQ+ people, women breadwinners, and Gen X clients. Her comfort shows — Alias, Wednesday, and 10 Things I ...
"Just Because You Can Doesn't Mean You Should" — Jeanne Grabowski
Jeanne Grabowski coaches high-achieving, high-net-worth entrepreneurs and splits her time in Costa Rica. Her comfort show, Oprah, opens up a conversation about sitting comfortably in uncertainty and meeting people (and yourself) exactl...
"You Can't Be Half a Gangster" — Rachel Allen
Rachel Allen is a brand strategist and copywriter whose comfort show, Supernatural, becomes the framework for a conversation about narrative control, creative risk, and why conditional commitment quietly wrecks businesses.In thi...
