Hosted by Mike Simmons
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472 episodes · publishes weekly · latest 2026-05-06 · ~42 min/episode
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#6165
Substance
22.0
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Find My Catalyst Podcast ranks #6165 on The B2B Podcast Index with a substance score of 22.0 out of 100, scored across 1 recent episode. It scores highest on specificity & evidence and conversational craft. The only specifics present are sports statistics and player names, which are entirely irrelevant to B2B learning; one point is awarded only because some concrete facts exist at all.
Averaged across 1 recently scored episode, with cited evidence.
This episode contains zero business insights. It is entirely a casual sports conversation about NHL playoff predictions, arena aesthetics, and player appearances, with no transferable knowledge for any B2B operator.
“I, I think there's probably some. Has something that has to do with making more money or viewership or something like that.”
“I mean, I would love the Cinderella story of, of Sabers gone through, but I just don't think that uh, they could beat Tampa.”
There is no original thinking relevant to B2B. The episode is standard sports fan speculation with no contrarian, first-principles, or counterintuitive arguments of any professional value.
“I think Colorado is a little bit fresher. Honestly, I think that we have better firepower.”
“I'm going Ducks. Um, I, I like Joel Quinville. He was coach of the AVs. He was coach of Blackhawks. I think he's a great coach.”
No professional credentials are demonstrated in this episode. The three participants are casual sports fans making informal predictions; the only identifiers offered are LinkedIn profile descriptions unrelated to any demonstrated expertise.
“Yeah, you can find me on LinkedIn. There's a black and white snarky picture of me next to a vineyard and it says don't die with a full wine cellar.”
“And you can Find me on LinkedIn or, or Instagram at just Constantine Johns.”
The only specifics present are sports statistics and player names, which are entirely irrelevant to B2B learning; one point is awarded only because some concrete facts exist at all.
“Minnesota actually won the matchups. It was 21 and 1 against Colorado in the season.”
“Colorado won in Minnesota. Minnesota won in Colorado again. Minnesota won in Colorado again. And then, um, Colorado, uh, won in Minnesota. And that's when there was a shoot.”
Questions are entirely softball sports prompts with no probing, no follow-up, and no substantive challenge on any topic; the conversation frequently drifts into tangents about arena decor and announcer fashion.
“Mike, how about your Ducks man? What do you think so and huh.”
“Who do you guys have?”
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