We sit down with 2nd grade teacher Jocelyn to discuss how her faith has played a role in her life and how it impacts how she approaches her job as a teacher in a public school. It was fun to have two teachers (AJ and Jocelyn) together discussing this topic.
Highlights – David Wolfwood – Part Deux
Brandon sits down to speak with the GM of his daughter's jiujitsu gym. David has an amazing story and an amazing heart. If you are looking for a gym or a bartender, I highly recommend him.
Highlights – David Wolfwood – Pt 1
Brandon sits down to speak with the GM of his daughter's jiujitsu gym. David has an amazing story and an amazing heart. If you are looking for a gym or a bartender, I highly recommend him.
Highlights Season 2 – Emily and Sweetz Brew
This week in our Highlights series, AJ spent some time with Emily, the founder/owner/manager for Sweetz Brew in Gilbert, AZ. Emily has an incredible story of family, confidence, and drive. I hope you all enjoy listening as much as I enjoyed the conversation.
Highlights – Red Dragon Woodworks
In the interview, we discuss his first love of skateboarding and how a terrible car accident with his friends lead him to do a fund raiser, making corn hole boards, and that is how he discovered his love for word work. He now combines his two loves by using reclaimed skateboards in many of his designs. Michael has a great energy and it comes through on the podcast.
Highlights – Jesse Perry Art
Jesse is very self-aware of what he does as an artist and a person. There is a lot to pull from this interview on how to interact with art, the role of an artist in a community, how art can be used for healing, as well as some good information on how to succeed as an artist entreprenuer.
Highlights – Mamma Toledo’s The Pie Hole
We had the absolute pleasure of sitting down with Tanya from Mamma Toledo's The Pie Hole. It was special for a couple of reasons. One, just to put it out there, she's the only lady we have interviewed or has even agreed to do a highlights podcast. I reached out to a bunch but no one wanted to play. I think we're nice enough fellows, no creeper vibes or anything. The biggest reason is that she was very open and vulnerable with us. I take it as a sign of respect that she was able to trust us enough to share her deeper experiences and how overcoming those shaped her as a business owner. In the podcast we discuss how she came to start her business, how she stays in love with baking after so many years, and what it's like hiring family members (a lesson we listened to intently).
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