Curated Collection
Go-to-market — the discipline of how a company finds, wins, and grows revenue — has become its own podcast genre, and these are the shows where the operators leading the pack work out loud. From founder-turned-CMO tactics and AI-era sales motions to structured launch frameworks and weekly market debate, it's the listening list for anyone building a modern B2B revenue engine.
10 podcasts · Updated 2026
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by Exit Five
Dave Gerhardt made his name as a founder-turned-CMO at Drift and Privy before turning Exit Five into the largest B2B marketing community around. The show is its audio companion: practical, unglamorous tactics pulled straight from operators who are shipping right now. No frameworks for frameworks' sake — just what's actually working in B2B marketing, from the people doing the work.
Starter episode: The Atlassian Playbook for Building a Fast-Moving, Outcome-Driven Marketing Team

by AI Business Network
Hosts Coach K and Jonathan Moss treat AI as a set of tools you wire into a real go-to-market motion, not a buzzword to chase. Episodes work through the mechanics — which pilots pay off, where projects quietly fail, how to instrument sales and marketing without drowning in hype. It's the show for operators who want to adopt AI deliberately rather than performatively.
Starter episode: The $5 Million POC: How One AI Pilot Exposed the 88% Failure Rate Nobody's Talking About

by Maja Voje
Maja Voje wrote the book on go-to-market — literally; her bestselling 'Go-To-Market Strategist' has become required reading for founders launching into crowded markets, drawn from advising Google, Bayer, and 350-plus startups. The podcast is the applied version: structured frameworks, real case studies, and pricing treated as a leverage point. If you like your strategy advice systematic rather than anecdotal, start here.
Starter episode: How to Master the GTM Strategy

by Passetto
Carolyn Dilks and Trevor Gibson run a live, systems-first show for revenue leaders who are tired of vanity metrics. The format dissects what actually drives B2B SaaS growth — pipeline mechanics, the 'revenue command center,' the numbers that survive scrutiny. It plays more like a working session than an interview, which is the point.
Starter episode: GTM Masterclass: How to Actually Measure GTM Performance in B2B SaaS

by Emily Kramer of MKT1
Structured like an advice column for startup marketers, each episode takes a real question from a real marketer and works it from tactical and strategic angles. Host Emily Kramer (MKT1, formerly building marketing at Asana and Carta) is joined by a rotating bench of co-hosts deep in the early-stage trenches, so the answers come with specifics rather than platitudes. Ideal for the marketer-of-one trying to punch above their headcount.
Starter episode: Dear Marketers, How do you build an IRL events strategy?

by GTMnow
Produced by GTMfund and hosted by Sophie Buonassisi, GTMnow is the media arm of a venture fund built specifically around go-to-market — which shows in a guest list of founders and operators running playbooks at scale. Weekly breakdowns dig into how the best SaaS companies actually find and grow revenue. Think field notes from the people writing the next generation of GTM motions.
Starter episode: The Next Digital Revolution: Optimize for AI

by WaitWhat
Reid Hoffman — LinkedIn co-founder and Greylock partner — built this show around one question: how companies go from zero to global, and the counterintuitive bets that get them there. Each episode pairs a marquee founder with Hoffman's own operator's-eye narration, so the stories arrive with a framework attached. The GTM lessons are embedded in the scaling stories rather than lectured, which is what makes them stick.
Starter episode: Airbnb's Brian Chesky in Handcrafted

by Pavilion
A weekly round-table where Sam Jacobs (CEO of Pavilion), AJ Bruno (CEO of QuotaPath), and Asad Zaman (CEO of Sales Talent Agency) argue through the week's B2B tech news. The appeal is the friction: three operators with different vantage points debating what a trend means for revenue teams, not just reacting to headlines. The show to play when you want the operator's read on the market rather than the analyst's.
Starter episode: E116: Why Adaptation Is the Only Strategy That Works in AI

by Adam Jay & Dale Zwizinski
Hosts Dale Zwizinski and Adam Jay — the duo behind Revenue Reimagined — built this show (formerly Bridge The Gap) for founders and revenue leaders whose go-to-market has quietly gotten too complicated. Episodes focus on uncomplicating the revenue engine: stripping out the tooling, process, and org sprawl that piles up as companies scale, and getting back to what actually moves pipeline. Pragmatic, founder-facing, and refreshingly allergic to over-engineering.

by Filament
Host Jeremy Balius builds each episode around a concrete GTM win — a real B2B SaaS company, a real motion, the operator who ran it. The format favors specifics over theory: what was tried, what worked, what the numbers did. A useful counterpart to the framework-heavy shows on this list, since it's the applied, here's-how-it-actually-went version.
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