We Listened to 30 Sales Podcasts, and These Are The Straight Winners

Jun 30, 2023

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The podcast has revolutionized learning for millions of students, and we've put together an impressive list of sales podcasts that are waiting for you to listen and learn.

Sales Babble

Hosting: Pat Helmers (international business consultant, tech startup coach, creator of the Selling With Confidence sales process)

The average length or frequency of use: 25 to 35 minutes, weekly

We love HTML0: Pat's conversations are funny as well as relevant. Each episode is filled with practical tips which can be implemented quickly. The episodes cover a variety of topics in sales, meaning there's something for every skill level and interest. They're the perfect listen to listen on the way home from work or during a during lunch breaks.

A must-listen to episode: SaaSy Selling for SaaS Sellers (featuring Director of Product, Bill Wilson! )

Twitter: @PatHelmers

Sales Gravy

Host Jeb Blount (leading expert in how relationships impact sales)

Duration/conting uency: 5 to 10 minutes, weekly

We love it: Jeb has a vast amount of sales experience, but the part that caught our attention was his length shows. Almost all of them fall in between 5 and 10 minutes (apart from some interviews). The host covers the essentials that need to be said and moves on. These are great to listen if you're stuck in your routine or are looking for some advice regarding a particular sales topic.

Must-listen episode: A Pony in There Somewhere

Bowery Capital Startup Sales Podcast

Host: The Bowery Capital Team

The average length/frequency is 20-30 minutes 3 episodes every month

We love the technology: Each episode features an interview with the senior executive or vice president of a SaaS company, bringing in a wide variety of opinions from all across the industry. On top of this, Bowery provides a write-up of the major points raised in the conversation. If you don't have the time to watch all of the 30-minute show it is possible to quickly go through the main points.

Must-listen episode: Optimizing Your Partnerships

Twitter: @BoweryCapital

B2B Growth Exhibition

Host: James Carbary & the Sweetfish Team

Average length/frequency: 20-30 minutes per day,

Why we love the technology: "We've interviewed names you've probably heard before... however, you've probably never heard from most of our guests. That's because the bulk of our interviews aren't with professionals, authors and speakers. they're on the ground leading sales and marketing teams. They're applying strategy and playing on tactics, they're constructing the fastest growing B2B companies around the globe."

- James Carbary, Founder of Sweetfish Media

Must-listen episode: Ep. 856 - The Reason B2B Salespeople Must create a Personal Brand (And the Best Ways to Build It)

Twitter: @B2BGrowthShow

Advanced Selling: The Podcast

Hosts: Bill Caskey & Brian Neale

Time/frequency average: 20 minutes, weekly

We love it: Bill and Brian have that quirky chemistry which makes any couple great for listening to. Their quick-witted banter and the method they relay stories to one another make this podcast a clear win. And don't forget their fan engagement, fielding calls from listeners and always seeking feedback or new subjects.

Must-listen episode: Ep. 518 - It's A Relief Party

Twitter: @AdvancedSelling

The Salesman Podcast

Host: Will Barron (one of the most energetic hosts you'll ever listen to)

Average length/frequency: 40 minutes, twice per week

We love HTML0: The ENERGY and enthusiasm. Will Barron stands out from all other hosts of sales podcasts as a guy who truly believes with the subject matter and interview that he conducts (this might be one reason why this is the most popular B2B sales show). Barron spends each podcast interviewing top sales thought leaders and experts, asking them to share their top sales advice as well as stories. He is able to do it with aplomb. The episodes are also accessible as video on the Salesman website and being able to observe his body language is a great addition to this already fantastic podcast.

Must-listen episode: Ep. 587 - How To Make Your Product Differential (So That You Do Not Have To be in a Price War! )

Twitter: @SalesmanPodcast

Sales Pipeline Radio

Host Matt Heinz (founder of Heinz Marketing)

The average length and frequency is 20-30 minutes every week

What we like about it: Sales Pipeline Radio doesn't have a 'schtick' or unique traits which make it stand out. What really makes it stand out is its content. After listening to just a handful of episodes, it's evident it is Matt Heinz knows his stuff (and can conduct interviews with individuals). Matt Heinz finds the most qualified interviewees for specific subjects and has a knack for interviewing them in a manner that gets every ounce of quality information out of the interviewees.

Essential to listen to episode Cerebral Sales The Science of Selling: How Science, Art and Metrics Combine to exceed your sales goals

Twitter: @HeinzMarketing

Catalyst Sale Podcast

Hosts: Jody Maberry & Mike Simmons

Average length/frequency: 20 minutes, weekly

What we like about It's because Jody and Mike enjoy a great rapport on the show and speak to an array of individuals when they discuss sales-related issues. What's unique about Catalyst Sale is the "Questions Covered' section that comes in every episode. Are you interested in the subject and need answers? Check out the schedule to check if the topic is covered. This is like a list of frequently asked questions' section for each episode, and we enjoy the idea of it.

Must-listen episode: Ep. 113 (#113) The Prospect, or The Client Shuts Down

Twitter: @simmons_m

The Sales Engagement Podcast

Hosts: Joe Vignolo & Mark Kosoglow

Average length/frequency:15-30 minutes, a few times per week

We love it: This podcast is focused on engagement. Focusing on the modern sales era, Joe and Mark keep the conversation casual when discussing sales. Reducing jargon and acronyms is essential to connecting with a larger audience. The Sales Engagement Podcast is a serious podcast about engagement They certainly adhere to the principles they teach in their podcasts.

Must-listen episode: Ep. 43 - Be a master Networker by Asking One Question

Twitter: @outreach_io

Taylor Bond   Taylor is an Account Executive for and was previously the Co-Founder and the Head of Growth at SalesRight (Now Interactive Quotes). He rarely stops discussing pricing psychology and the Canadian technology industry, and the inclusion and diversity of tech. Outside of work you can find him leading Canada's largest LGBTQA+ technology community or looking for poutine and bagels.