Colin Hodge: News, Writing, Podcasts

Grateful for this one. The Readers’ Favorite International Book Award Contest gets thousands of entries from over a dozen countries every year. We’re talking NYT

I don’t usually stop to celebrate wins. There’s always the next thing to build, the next problem to solve. But this one felt worth pausing

Damon Lembi brought me onto the Learn-It-All Podcast to talk about something that doesn’t get discussed enough in the growth conversation: retention. Getting users is

Carly and Joe had me on The Life-First Solopreneur to dig into something that sounds counterintuitive until it clicks: the psychology behind why people swipe,

Chris Voss had me on The Chris Voss Show, one of the longest-running daily podcasts in the world with an audience of over 24 million

Dean and Maxwell Rotbart had me on Monday Morning Radio to mark their 700th episode, and we spent nearly an hour getting into something I

Rick Tocquigny had me on Success Made to Last Legends, and we covered a lot of ground in a short amount of time. Listen to

Wrote a guest post for thoughtLEADERS on something I think about constantly when building products and brands: authenticity isn’t just a buzzword. It’s biology. Read

The team at Founders Podcast had me on to talk about something I’ve spent the better part of 20 years figuring out: why some products

Marc Champagne had me on Behind The Human — a podcast that unpacks the stories and mental fitness practices of people living at the top

Kayvon had me on The Vault Unlocked for a 45-minute conversation that got into the mechanics of why startups actually stall — and why the

I majored in computer science at Cornell. I tried, more than once, to get into an intro psychology course: waitlists, lottery systems, the whole bureaucratic

Eric Dye had me on Enterprise Radio, and we packed a lot into 16 minutes — the kind of questions I think every founder and

I recently published a piece in CEOWORLD Magazine on one of the questions I get asked most: how do you actually position your startup for

I recently joined Dr. Richard Shuster on The Daily Helping podcast, and we got into something I think about a lot but don’t always say

After months of followups, my local area paper, the Williamsport Sun-Gazette, covered the news about my book. In a funny twist, the headline they went

One weird thing about publishing a book in 2026: a lot of the conversation around it ends up trapped inside platforms. Amazon reviews. Goodreads comments.

Anika had me on Your Brand Amplified, and we got personal in a way I don’t always go in interviews. Listen on Apple Podcasts or

I’ll be honest. I wasn’t sure what to expect going back to Williamsport. Book launches can be a lot. The performance of it, the signing

This Saturday, May 30th, from noon to 2pm, I’m heading back to Lycoming County for a book launch and homecoming at the Otto Bookstore, and

Sophia Matveeva had me on Tech for Non-Techies, and we got into something I don’t always unpack in this much detail: the exact psychology behind

Mark Wormgoor had me on the CTO Compass Podcast, and we went deep on the origin story I don’t always tell in full, from fixing