It Must Be Nice

It Must Be Nice is a podcast of real conversations about the work, pressure, sacrifice, and chaos behind what people call “must be nice."

It Must Be Nice is a business podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 16 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80.

Unknown Host hosts It Must Be Nice, a business show with 16 episodes published.

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  Episode #15

  Ep. #15 with Dylan & Blake Gossett: Music, Family, and Turning a Viral Moment Into a Career

  Sep 14, 20261h 23mS1

  Brandon and Drew sit down with Dylan Gossett and Blake Gossett for a conversation about music, family, touring, going viral, and what happens when one song changes everything. Dylan talks about writing “Coal” years before posting it, uploading it to social media with his phone propped up on a box and water bottle, and waking up to millions of views, label calls, American Idol messages, and a completely different future than the one he had planned. The conversation dives into the early chaos of navigating record label interest, bad deals, lawyers, publishing, owning masters, and why Dylan chose not to rush into a 360 deal just because people were suddenly paying attention. Blake shares how he went from playing music for fun to joining Dylan on the road, including the moment Dylan gave him his dream guitar and basically pulled him into the next chapter of the band. From there, they talk about their first sold-out headline show in Ireland, touring overseas, playing College Station, pulling up in their first tour bus, and what it feels like to open for bands like Red Clay Strays and Mumford & Sons. They also get into the reality of life on the road, missing family, bringing wives and kids out on tour, building a setlist, festival strategy, social media pressure, album rollouts, and why Dylan still wants the music to feel raw, live, and honest instead of overly polished. Stay connected with Dylan & Blake here: https://www.instagram.com/blakegossettmusic/ https://www.instagram.com/dylangossett/ https://dylangossett.komi.io

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  Episode #14

  Ep. #14 with Alex Laughlin: Speed, Control, and Chasing History at 330 MPH

  Sep 2, 20261h 27mS1

  Brandon and Drew sit down with professional drag racer, pilot, and animal rescue founder Alex Laughlin for a conversation about speed, risk, instinct, and what it really takes to compete at the highest levels of drag racing. Alex talks about recently earning his pilot’s license, the mental grind of flight school, and how aviation compares to life behind the wheel. From there, the conversation moves into his path through racing, from go-karts, legends cars, and tractor pulling to Pro Mod, Pro Stock, Top Fuel, and Nitro Funny Car. He breaks down what it feels like to launch a 10,000-horsepower car, why reaction time can win or lose a race, how drivers handle chaos at over 300 MPH, and what actually happens behind the scenes during a race weekend. Alex shares stories from his time with Gas Monkey, the reality of sponsorships in motorsports, the pressure of jumping into opportunities before feeling fully ready, and the rare chance he has to make history across multiple racing categories. The episode gets into life outside the track, including Alex’s rescue for large animals, his farm, the work that goes into caring for horses, donkeys, llamas, and the unexpected side of building something that exists for more than just racing. Stay tuned with Alex here:https://www.instagram.com/alexlaughlin40https://alexlaughlin40.com/https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCBaDYgvkhlIJx3U9vw89yqw

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  Episode #13

  Ep. #13 with Tom Nash: Survival, Agency, and Building a Life After the Unthinkable

  Aug 17, 20261h 22mS1

  Brandon and Marshall, IMBN Production Lead, sit down with Tom Nash to talk about surviving the unimaginable, rebuilding life after losing both arms and legs, and how a near-death experience completely changed the way he looks at time, purpose, and opportunity.Tom shares the story of contracting meningococcal disease at 19, being placed in a coma for two and a half weeks, spending 18 months in hospitals and rehab, and the moment he was forced to choose between life and death.The conversation dives into pain, recovery, prosthetics, phantom limbs, dark humor, and why regaining a sense of agency became one of the most important parts of his survival.They also get into Tom’s life after the hospital, from learning how to play guitar with hooks to launching one of the longest-running weekly club nights in Sydney history, becoming a DJ, writing a book, giving a TED Talk, and building his show Last Meal with Tom Nash.Along the way, they talk about Australian barbecue, cooking, travel, people-watching, public curiosity, adapting to the world around you, and why Tom prefers to keep the future open-ended instead of locking himself into a five-year plan.Stay tuned with Tom here:https://www.instagram.com/djhookiehttps://www.tomnash.com/https://www.youtube.com/@UCEvIDC-LmGKlYeh2TkyN8iw

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  Episode #12

  Ep. #12 with Sacred Thomas: Content, Authenticity, and Building a Life You Actually Want

  Jun 22, 20261h 14mS1

  Brandon and Drew sit down with creator, videographer, and entrepreneur Sacred Thomas to talk about the unconventional path that led him from running a party bus company to building an audience of millions across social media. Sacred shares how picking up a camera changed the trajectory of his life, why he sold his business to pursue content creation full-time, and how learning to speak on camera became the catalyst for explosive growth online. The conversation dives into the realities of social media monetization, the challenges of launching a supplement company to an audience that knows you for something completely different, and why followers don't always translate into revenue. They also swap stories from their time filming with Doc Antle after Tiger King, discuss how reality television can shape public perception, and break down the opportunities and risks that AI is creating for creators, businesses, and the future of media. Along the way, they explore relationships, personal growth, authenticity, podcasting, travel, and the importance of building a life that aligns with who you actually want to become. Stay tuned with Sacred here: https://www.instagram.com/sacredthomas/ https://takethishealth.com/ https://sacredbysacred.com/

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  Episode #11

  Ep. #11 with Bill Thompson: Building Spartan Forge, Hunting Smarter, and Life After the Military

  Jun 8, 20261h 10mS1

  Brandon and Drew sit down with Bill Thompson, founder of Spartan Forge, former Special Operations intelligence analyst, and one of the most respected voices in hunting technology. Bill shares the story behind building Spartan Forge from the ground up, how a rejected contract from a competitor ultimately pushed him to create his own platform, and why what looked like an overnight success was actually the result of years of work behind the scenes. The conversation dives into hunting, mapping technology, AI, cybersecurity, and Bill's recent appearance on The Joe Rogan Experience, including what it was really like navigating one of the biggest podcasts in the world. They also discuss whitetail hunting, traditional archery, fasting, resilience, family, and the balance between technology and the outdoors. Along the way, Brandon and Drew share stories from their own adventures while Bill offers his perspective on preparedness, personal growth, and the lessons learned from decades spent solving difficult problems. From entrepreneurship and hunting strategy to AI, privacy, and modern life, this episode covers a wide range of topics with one of the most fascinating guests to join the show. Stay tuned with Bill here: https://www.instagram.com/billthompsonsft/ https://spartanforge.ai/ https://www.instagram.com/spartan.forge/

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