Fried on Business
Fried on Business started as the longest running (10 years) business radio show on AM 880 in Miami. It continues today as an informative, radio show-style podcast bringing together real estate, business, well-being and technology leaders. With Jim Fried's energy and "It's all about you!" approach, the Fried on Business podcast delivers content tailored to listeners across the country.
Episodes
384 episodes
Honoring Jeff Berkowitz: The Impact of an Urban Visionary
Great cities are shaped by people who see what others miss—and have the discipline to bring that vision to life. In this special episode of Fried On Business, Jim Fried pays tribute to Jeff Berkowitz, a Miami urban innovator whose lead...
The Family Office Playbook: Capital, Control, and Trust
Family offices have become one of the most influential sources of capital in today’s investment landscape—but their decision-making process often remains misunderstood. In this episode of Fried On Business, Jim Fried breaks down the ke...
From Data to Deals: How AI Is Changing Real Estate Development
Zoning has always been one of the most powerful—and most underutilized—tools in real estate investing. In this episode of Fried On Business, Jim Fried sits down with Olivia Ramos, founder of DeepBlocks, to explore how artificial intell...
From Dead to Dominant: The Surprising Rise of Retail Real Estate
For years, retail real estate was written off as the weakest sector in commercial real estate. E-commerce growth, changing consumer habits, and shifting tenant demand led many to believe that brick-and-mortar retail was in permanent decline. In...
The Interest Rate Problem: Why CRE Has Changed
No issue is impacting commercial real estate more right now than interest rates. In this episode of Fried On Business, Jim Fried breaks down why elevated borrowing costs have become the defining force reshaping the CRE market—and what ...
Success Starts with a Call Back
In a world filled with emails, texts, and endless notifications, one simple habit still stands out: returning phone calls. In this solo episode of Fried On Business, Jim Fried explains why this small act of responsiveness carries signi...
Crisis, Chaos, Opportunity: Jim Fried on Black Swan Strategy
Black swan events are, by definition, unpredictable—but their impact on markets, businesses, and individuals can be immediate and severe. In this episode of Fried On Business, Jim Fried explores how to survive—and position yourself dur...
Feeding Minds and Futures: Inside The Education Fund’s Work in Miami-Dade
Education isn’t just about classrooms; it’s about the ecosystems that surround students, teachers, and families. In this episode of Fried On Business, I sit down with Marilen Marnett from The Education Fund to talk about how their...
Andrew Anson discusses relocating his Miami TV stations and redeveloping the sites
Broadcast media is evolving quickly—and so are the facilities that support it. In this episode of Fried On Business, Jim Fried sits down with Andrew Ansin, CEO of CEO of Sunbeam Development and Sunbeam Television, to discuss how strate...
Generational Change in Commercial Real Estate: What Happens Next?
Commercial real estate is undergoing a significant generational shift—and it’s happening faster than many expected. In this episode of Fried On Business, Jim Fried examines how generational change is reshaping leadership, ownership str...
The Voice in Your Head Matters: Jim Fried on Positive Self-Talk
Before you negotiate a deal, lead a team, or make a major decision, there’s one conversation that happens first—the one in your own head. In this episode of Fried On Business, Jim Fried focuses on the power of positive self-talk and ho...
Business Wisdom That Sticks: Jim Fried’s Favorite Sayings for Success
Over the years, Jim Fried has collected a set of simple sayings that guide almost every business decision he makes. They aren’t complicated frameworks or buzzwords. They’re short, memorable phrases—easy to repeat, hard to ignore—that cut throug...
Creative Real Estate: Jim Fried on Flexible Solutions That Get Deals Done
Real estate deals rarely fit neatly into a standard template. Markets shift, lenders tighten, costs rise, and suddenly transactions that once worked simply don’t pencil. In this solo episode of Fried On Business, Jim Fried explains why...
The New Retail Playbook: Strategy, Tenants, and Traffic with Rod Castan
Retail real estate has changed—but it’s far from dead. In fact, according to retail expert Rod Castan, the sector is stronger and smarter than ever when approached strategically. In this episode of Fried On Business, Jim Fried sits dow...
The Soul of Business: Rabbi Mendel Potash on Purpose and Prosperity
Spirituality and business are often treated as separate worlds—but according to Rabbi Mendel Potash, they are deeply connected. In this episode of Fried On Business, Jim Fried sits down with Rabbi Potash of Chabad Midtown to explore ho...
Capital Stack Problems? How Family Offices Step In
Capital stacks rarely come together perfectly. Between senior debt, mezzanine financing, and sponsor equity, there is often a gap that can stall or kill otherwise strong deals. In this episode of Fried On Business, Jim Fried breaks dow...
Relationships Are the Real Currency — Jeffrey Meshel Explains Why
Success in business is rarely about what you know alone—it’s about who you know, how you show up, and how consistently you build trust. In this episode of Fried On Business, I sit down with Jeffrey Meshel, founder of Candor C...
Who Are You in 2026? Jim Fried on Personal Branding That Actually Works
Personal branding isn’t about logos, social media tricks, or chasing attention—it’s about clarity and direction. In this solo episode of Fried On Business, Jim Fried asks a simple but powerful question that frames the entire con...
From Property to Place: David Lombardi on the Business of Building Wynwood
Wynwood didn’t become a global destination by accident—it was built through vision, coordination, and long-term commitment. In this episode of Fried On Business, I sit down with David Lombardi, Chairman of the Wynwood Busines...
People First, Always: Lindsey Willis on What Makes Publix Different
Great companies don’t happen by accident—they’re built intentionally, one person at a time. In this episode of Fried On Business, I sit down with Lindsey Willis from Publix for a deep conversation about leadership, culture, and what it takes to...
Jim Fried’s Guide to Surviving the Holidays — Without Losing Your Mind
The holidays are supposed to be joyful—but for many people, they bring stress, exhaustion, complicated family dynamics, and unrealistic expectations. In this solo episode of Fried On Business, Jim Fried shares his personal guide...
17 Years of Fried On Business: Jim Fried’s Journey, Impact & Lessons Learned
Seventeen years ago, Fried On Business began as a simple idea: create a platform where leaders, innovators, and everyday entrepreneurs could share their stories, offer insights, and open doors for others. In this special retrospective ...
Feeding Minds and Futures: Inside The Education Fund’s Work in Miami-Dade
Education isn’t just about classrooms; it’s about the ecosystems that surround students, teachers, and families. In this episode of Fried On Business, I sit down with Marilen Marnett from The Education Fund to talk about how their...
Jim Fried on Gratitude, Growth, and the People Who Made 2025 Special
Thanksgiving offers a moment to pause, breathe, and look at the world with clearer eyes. In this heartfelt episode of Fried On Business, Jim Fried steps away from real estate, capital markets, and deal flow to reflect on what he...
The Hidden Value of Farmer’s Markets - Jim Fried Explains
Local farmer’s markets are more than weekend shopping—they’re the heartbeat of a healthy, connected community. In this episode of Fried On Business, host Jim Fried shares why farmer’s markets have become one of the most importan...