Inside the C-Suite with David Wurth

David Wurth takes a refreshingly wide-angle approach to CEO interviews. Rather than sticking to one industry vertical, Inside the C-Suite hops from translation services to music management to space exploration to biotechnology — and that variety is actually its greatest strength. Each episode is a deep-dive conversation with an innovative business leader or entrepreneur, and Wurth gives his guests room to tell their full story rather than rushing through soundbites. With 11 episodes published roughly monthly since mid-2024, the show is still early in its run, but the guest caliber is strong — recent episodes feature Hawke CEO Erik Huberman breaking down why most businesses fail and what the survivors do differently. The pace is unhurried, which works well for the kind of in-depth discussions Wurth is going for. His 5.0-star rating comes from just one review, so the numbers are small, but the quality of conversation is solid. This is a show for people who are curious about how business actually works across different industries, not just in Silicon Valley or on Wall Street. If you enjoy hearing founders talk candidly about scaling challenges, near-misses, and the unglamorous reality of building companies, Wurth creates enough space for those stories to breathe. The monthly cadence means each episode feels more considered than a weekly grind.