I sit down with Austin Trunkle and talk about the demographic differences between towns in Billings, and what Big Sky Economic Development is doing to try and bring a younger crowd to Billings Montana. We also delve into making good first impre

HBV 14: Katie Thurman, quest to management, interpretation of dreams

Jul 18th, 2019 1h 12m

Katie Thurman is the GM and partial owner of Big Dipper ice cream in Billings MT. We delve into her journey of various professions including bartending, phlebotomy, and managing a business. We also look at the value of subjective experiences li

HBV 13: Shane DeLeon, creating culture in Billings MT

Jul 7th, 2019 2h

Owner of Kirk's Grocery and fellow musician Shane DeLeon talks about bringing culture to Billings at his venue. His goal to make Billings a staple in the state of Montana, showing younger generations other options of expression besides mindless

HBV 12: Smart drugs, Nootropics, and Psychedelics

Jun 23rd, 2019 47m 12s

We dive into the different "smart drugs", what they do, how they can be properly used, and the stigmas that surround them, for better or worse.

HBV 11: Going Solo

Jun 10th, 2019 26m 53s

I give a little background about myself, my goals of making this podcast, and what I hope the future holds for me.

HBV 10: Marcell Bruski, Economic Development and Community Outreach

May 24th, 2019 1h 16m

Had a great conversation with Marcell Bruski about her career with the Chamber of Commerce and Big Sky Economic Development. We also highlight the importance of a proactive approach to breaking into the workforce upon graduation and how we can

HBV 9: Bob Wilmouth, Heart Surgeon, College President, "To Thine Own Self Be True"

May 10th, 2019 54m

This episode features special guest President Bob Wilmouth. We talk about how he went from heart surgeon to college president, his growth as a leader, and how everyone is a mentor to him. President Wilmouth is genuine with his experiences and p

HBV 8: David Mitchell, Above and Beyond Expectation

May 3rd, 2019 1h 9m

Got the privilege to sit down and get to know David Mitchell better as a person and his approach to genuine relationship building in his career. He accomplishes this through the act of gift giving, personal integrity, and putting in the effort

HBV 7: Tim Lehman, Teaching, Gun Control, Meaningful Work

Apr 26th, 2019 49m 45s

This episode we catch up with professor and author Tim Lehman, as we talk about his career in teaching, the college system, debates in politics and gun control, as well as meaning in our work.

HBV 6: Aaron Rosen, Teaching, The College System, and Religious Studies

Apr 19th, 2019 1h 6m

Had the pleasure to catch up with Rocky Mountain College professor Aaron Rosen for this week's episode. We talk about his career in teaching, religious studies, and the current state of the college system with events like the admissions scandal

HBV 5: Joan Nye, Mental Health and Suicide Prevention

Apr 12th, 2019 1h 5m

The show takes a detour as we talk about mental health and suicide awareness. Joan Nye is the chair of the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention Montana Education committee. The AFSP hosts the "Out of The Darkness" community walks througho

HBV 4: Pete Knowlton, Powerlifting in Montana

Apr 5th, 2019 43m 52s

Had a great time catching up with assistant strength and conditioning coach Pete Knowlton. This episode we talk about the iron strength sports of weightlifting and powerlifting, along with the physical, mental and life struggles that come with

HBV 3: Craig Botnen, Olympic Weightlifting

Mar 29th, 2019 50m 44s

Had a great talk with College professor and weightlifter Craig Botnen about his professional and weightlifting careers, as well as his personal philosophies with difficult challenges.

HBV 2: Donovan Luce, Entrepreneurship, College, and Moving on

Mar 22nd, 2019 1h 20m

Had a good talk with Donovan Luce about entrepreneurship, the education system and building relationships.

HBV 1: Tawny and Mike McVay, Business Startup and Minimalism

Mar 15th, 2019 1h 17m

Had a good talk with Tawny and Mike McVay, the founders of The Asylum Gym in Billings Montana. We talk on the subjects of business ownership, dealing with stress, failure, relationships, and minimalism.

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