225: Better Together: A Kitchen-Table Conversation on 20+ Years of Friendship
The Found Podcast with Molly Knuth
Release Date: 10/29/2025
247: Why Wellness Isn’t Another To-Do List with Dominique Farrar
The Found Podcast with Molly Knuth
What if wellness wasn’t another thing to optimize… but something you actually got to experience? In this episode, Molly sits down with Dominique Farrar, founder of Well in France — a Paris-based community and experience brand helping women slow down, connect, and redefine what it means to live well. Dom shares her journey from fast-paced tech life in Silicon Valley to building a wellness business in France — and how her version of success shifted along the way. Together, they explore the tension so many women feel: trying to “do wellness right” while already carrying too much —...
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246: THIS was Killing My Leadership...and It's Not What You Think
The Found Podcast with Molly Knuth
What if the biggest shift in your leadership didn’t come from doing more… but from understanding yourself better? In this solo episode, Molly shares a behind-the-scenes look at a pivotal leadership moment inside her work with The Restoration Project. One that revealed how overperformance, urgency, and independence can quietly create disconnection on a team. Through a personal story about building the Difficult Conversations course, Molly unpacks the leadership patterns she didn’t realize she was carrying and how reconnecting with herself changed everything. This episode walks you through...
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245: The Art of Unraveling with Erin McGuire-Henson
The Found Podcast with Molly Knuth
This week on The Found Podcast, Molly reconnects with returning guest Erin McGuire-Henson, a nervous system healer, coach for soul-aligned entrepreneurs, and newly published author of The Art of Unraveling. In this deeply honest conversation, Erin shares the long and winding journey behind writing her book, a 15-year process shaped by personal healing, nervous system work, and the courage to finally be seen. Together, Molly and Erin explore how trauma responses like perfectionism, people-pleasing, and fear of visibility can quietly shape our lives and businesses. Erin opens up about growing up...
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244: Go First: Courage, Community, and Starting Over with Erin Moore
The Found Podcast with Molly Knuth
This week on The Found Podcast, I’m joined by brand photographer, mother of four, and longtime friend Erin Moore for a deeply honest conversation about courage, community, and what it really takes to rebuild your life and business again and again. 👉 Real talk: The audio quality in this conversation isn’t perfect. But Erin’s courage, perspective, and heart made this episode one we couldn’t keep on the shelf. I hope you’ll stay with us through the tech hiccups — her story matters. Erin shares her experience of moving across states multiple times, relaunching her photography...
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243: Your Story Is Your Superpower with Danielle Letayf
The Found Podcast with Molly Knuth
This week on The Found Podcast, I’m joined by Danielle Letayf — founder of Badassery, personal brand strategist, podcast guesting expert, and the perfect woman to help us kick off our Women’s History Month interview series. Danielle helps thoughtful executives, authors, and experts turn their stories into something unforgettable. But in this conversation, we go far deeper than personal branding and podcast pitches. We talk about what it really looks like to build a business as a woman, how comparison can keep us stuck, why your path does not have to look like anyone else’s, and how...
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242: Hot Takes vs. High Character: A Women’s History Month Reflection
The Found Podcast with Molly Knuth
It’s officially Women’s History Month, and this year, instead of starting with statistics, I’m starting with a question: In 2026, are we elevating hot takes…or high character? When I was in seventh grade, I wrote a research paper on Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis. I was fascinated by the way she carried herself through public scrutiny, personal grief, and cultural change. Today, we live in a very different media landscape. Algorithms reward outrage. Virality rewards speed. Money rewards attention. Integrity? Not so much. In this episode, I explore: What changed between the era of shared...
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241: 241: The Ecosystem of Opportunity: How Community Colleges Build Stronger People, Businesses, and Communities with Amy Lasack of NICC
The Found Podcast with Molly Knuth
What if education wasn’t a one-time phase of life, but an evolving journey designed to meet people exactly where they are? In this episode of The Found Podcast, Molly sits down with Amy Lasack, Vice President of Business and Community Solutions at Northeast Iowa Community College (NICC), to explore how workforce development, education, and community collaboration intersect to create real opportunity. Amy shares how nearly 25 years in Iowa’s community college system shaped her belief that workforce is an ecosystem, not a straight line. Together, Molly and Amy discuss how education must...
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240: More Than a Title: Reintroducing Myself (and Why Your Path Doesn’t Have to Be Linear)
The Found Podcast with Molly Knuth
If you’ve been here for years or you’re only a handful of episodes in... this one is for you. After recently stepping back into the guest seat on another podcast, I realized it had been a while since I reintroduced herself here on The Found Podcast. So today, I'm doing just that. But not with a résumé. Not with a tidy bio. With the real story. In this episode, I walk through the winding, nonlinear path from waitress to teacher, stay-at-home mom to accidental entrepreneur, agency owner to Managing Director of The Restoration Project. I share the inflection points, the burnout, the public...
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239: The Power of "The Pause" with Molly Schreiber
The Found Podcast with Molly Knuth
Some people build businesses. Some people follow a calling. And sometimes… those two things become the very same path. This week on The Found Podcast with Molly Knuth, I sit down with fellow Iowan and “Molly Squared” guest Molly Schreiber, founder of and the nonprofit . What started as a young teacher’s love of education became something much deeper after unimaginable loss. After losing her first husband in a car accident at age 30 while raising three children under three, Molly found herself returning to one unexpected anchor: yoga. That quiet hour at the YMCA became the lifeline...
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238: Five Things I’m Embarrassed I Had to Relearn (and What They Taught Me About Leadership, Money, and Showing Up)
The Found Podcast with Molly Knuth
This one is a little raw. A little unpolished. And very real. After batch-recording months of episodes and stepping into a new season of leadership, I sat down at the mic for the first time this year and realized something: The most helpful thing I could share right now isn’t a strategy or framework. It’s the truth. Because even 10 years into business… even 200+ podcast episodes later… even as Managing Director of The Restoration Project… I’m still relearning lessons I swore I already knew. In this solo episode, I’m walking you through five things I’m honestly a little...
info_outlineThis week on The Found Podcast, we’re doing something a little different…and a lot more personal. I finally brought my real-life best friends to the mic — right here around my kitchen table — snacks, beers, belly laughs, squeals, and memories included.
We’ve been friends for decades — from first kisses to first cars, from weddings to babies, from heartbreaks to hospital rooms. These women are my chosen family. And while this episode may not follow the usual structure… it might be the most heart-expanding one yet.
Whether you’ve known your girls for 25 years or 25 days — this is your reminder to make room, make time, and make memories with the women who make life sweeter.
What you’ll hear in this episode:
• The Nashville bachelorette trip we still call “the greatest weekend of our lives”
• Why chosen family is sometimes the strongest family you’ve got
• The seasons where we couldn’t get together — and why we still never doubted our bond
• Stories that absolutely cannot be repeated in public ever again
• Celebrating the women who show up at the drop of a text — no questions asked
Key Quotes:
“I cried the whole night when I got home. I was like, I have the best friends.”
“These women are my chosen family.”
“We’ve seen each other through every defining moment of life — all 40 years.”
Takeaway:
Friendship is the glue that helps us survive the chaos and savor the joy. Don’t let time, distance, or busyness keep you from the people who feel like home.