Barry Wright, Co-Founder of Highwire Improv, discusses how Improv influences leadership and teamwork. Topics include embracing failure, the power of silence in communication, personal growth, and finding fulfillment in teamwork. Explore the intersection of improv and business in this insightful and engaging conversation.

Join CEO Andy Seavers as he discusses 'The Rush', from running a company to flying planes. Explore the highs and lows of entrepreneurship, strategic decision-making in startups and golf, and navigating remote work dynamics. Discover personal insights, career preferences, and reflections on stagnation and technology desires.

The podcast delves into the challenges and joys of entrepreneurship, the fusion of tech and human connection, embracing vulnerability in the tech industry, personal growth through change, the impact of technology on everyday life, and harnessing tech to combat hunger and greed.

This week I am lucky enough to have Ben Kvalo join me for a conversation on location and it's impact on work. Ben left Netflix and started Midwest Games last year, and has been sharing the entire journey on social media. Being that I left the Beast Coast myself and have settled into the South East, we had no shortage of things to think through. We cover topics like work / life balance, kindness, competition and fairness and the effect / non-effect that location might have. Also, as founder, we had to talk a little about raising capital, because, well, it's part of it. I have been such a fan of watching Ben build and I am so exited to share this conversation with all of you. 

This week I am joined by John Rogers. Aside from years of experience building teams and culture, John is also a listener of the podcast, which made for great fun. The topic this week is Understanding, and specifically how John has built a career and a reputation around leveraging understanding in all facets of business. It's a particularly important topic right now, as the ideological and generational divide is as evident as ever, so I am thrilled to be able to share Johns wisdom on the topic. 

Happy Valentines Day! I couldn't think of a better way to come back from Winter hiatus then on this day with this guest. This week I have the indelible Bryony Cole on. Since I first saw her speak almost 10 years ago I have veraciously consumed her content. And given her standing as the foremost expert on Sex Tech in the world, I couldn't think of a better day than today to release this. But this episode isn't about Sex-tech, it's about Bryony and her journey in self discovery, confidence and owning her comfort in the world. We're back folks.  

This week I am joined by Cherian Thomas, a powerhouse in the Digital Out of Home space, Entrepreneur, Marketing wiz and all around great guy. From his upbringing abroad and moving across the world 2 different times, to selling his company to T-Mobile, to hiring practices and even some DOOH specific talk, we cover a lot of ground this episode. So happy to have him join the show, and so excited to introduce (or re-introduce) him all to you. 

Photographer extraordinaire and social media wizard, Kayla Rochelle, joins the podcast to discuss the challenge of balancing a business, relationship, household, and sanity. They also touch on the difficulties of explaining their work, the dynamics of success in a relationship during startup life, the misconception of success in business, finding inspiration in cooking and light, understanding noise in their lives, and frustrations with education technology.

This week I am joined by Engineer and Data extraordinaire Brian Muller. Brian is uniquely positioned to weigh in on how AI tools are changing the development landscape, both for the better and maybe the not-so-better. From how to set up your organization to how to teach your team to leverage the tech for the better, Brian and I talk extensively about the future of building tech that matters. 

This week I kept it to a quick solo episode reflecting on the practice of gratitude and giving thanks...it felt appropriate. In case you decide not to listen, I am so beyond Thankful for all of you, and my amazing guests to this point, and my guests to be. It is a privilege to have the opportunity to do this and if you are enjoying it half as much as I am, what a wonderful thing that is.