In this episode, we jump into the life of Colin Noble, a veteran whose journey from childhood to military service is filled with resilience, camaraderie, and invaluable life lessons. Growing up playing sports and moving from state to state due to his father’s career as … Continue readingASK A VET EP 09: What They Don’t Tell You About Re-Enlisting: From Iraq to Syria Why He Went BACK to War
In the latest episode, we are taken on an exhilarating journey through the life of naval aviator Fred Lewis. With a career spanning nearly a decade in the Navy, Fred shares his remarkable experiences flying A7s off the USS Kitty Hawk. From his early days … Continue readingASK A VET EP 08: Navy Pilot Reveals Insane Truth of Flying Jets Off Carriers in Vietnam
In a world where healthcare is increasingly complex and often frustrating, understanding the pharmaceutical industry has never been more important. In our latest episode, we sit down with Greg, a veteran with over 30 years of experience in the pharmaceutical sector. Greg shares his journey … Continue readingBig Pharma Exposed by Industry Insider
In a world where the realities of war are often glamorized or overlooked, the latest podcast episode featuring combat veteran Ronny Bruce offers a raw and unfiltered glimpse into the life of a soldier in Afghanistan. With his vivid storytelling, Ronny takes listeners on a … Continue readingASK A VET EP 04: “What They Don’t Tell You About War” – The Truth About Afghanistan
Every time I’m in a new town, I search out coffee shops with unique vibes and good coffee. Function Coffee Labs ranks near the top. I sat down with creators, Ross Nickerson and Megan McCusker to learn their specialty coffee secrets. How’d you find yourself … Continue readingSCIENCE OF THE BEAN: SPECIALTY COFFEE
When searching for a place to capture the essence of small town Americana, I happened upon Pegram, Tennessee. On a good day the population is just over 2,000 people and every last one of them must have come out to this Independence Day Parade along … Continue readingSMALL TOWN AMERICANA
When Rebecca’s parents (a lawyer and a civil engineer ) sent their daughter to UC Berkeley they figured she’d get a degree, but they never expected that 4 years later, with a psychology degree in hand that she’d become a world class slacker. THE … Continue readingREBECCA THE SLACKER
What’s in a face? What makes us who we are? Is it our voice, our face, our hair, our clothes? What makes you famous? These questions came to mind on a recent project for Sophos. Creator Tyler McKeller came to us with the task of … Continue readingALMOST FAMOUS
Meet the king of the square donut, baker Brent Tuckett. Yeah, I said square donut. Seems like an oxymoron, doesn’t it? Aren’t donuts supposed to be round? Is a square donut still a donut? Brent might hold the answers, but he’s not a man of … Continue readingMASTER OF THE SQUARE
Nothing defines the vibe of Cambodia like its bikers. As the capital city, Phenom Penh has a population of almost 2 million people. And driving around, you’d swear nearly every single one of them is out on their bike; motorized or manual. The city has its challenges. … Continue readingBIKERS OF PHNOM PENH
