On this episode we spoke with Ryan Frazier, co-founder, and Colin Frawley, head of business development, at Kanga Coolers. Ryan and his partner, Logan, started Kanga as a project for one of their college courses.

Fernando Rojo - On how he created a business that supports local Peruvian artisans, dealt with rejection, and his success with crowdfunding.

May 20th, 2020 15m 38s

In this episode I interview Fernando Rojo, the founder of PATOS Shoes. While visiting his family in Argentina, Fernando came across a stand at a local artisan fair, which sold women's flats with vibrant textiles. Fernando was quickly inspired t

Justin Lafazan and Dylan Gambardella - On how they help people do what they love, building a company around your core values, and motivating your team.

Jan 27th, 2020 23m 40s

For the first episode of season 2, I interviewed the co-founders of Next Gen Summit, Justin Lafazan and Dylan Gambardella. Justin and Dylan started Next Gen Summit in 2014 with the goal to empower entrepreneurs to design their own lives and cre

Alyssa Carson - On her journey to becoming the first person on Mars, what it was like writing her book, and pursuing her dream.

Oct 21st, 2019 18m 33s

In this week's episode, I’m speaking with Alyssa Carson. At the age of 3, Alyssa discovered her dream of wanting to become the first person to set foot on Mars. At only 16, Alyssa was the only person to have completed all 7 of NASA’s space camp

Therese Ton - On how to create a business around your passions, the importance of listening to your gut, and how she went from pre-med to baker.

Oct 7th, 2019 26m 33s

On this weeks episode, I interview the founder of Toscah Bakery, Therese Ton. Bored and in need of a passion project, Therese recalled a promise she made to her aunt and uncle. While baking biscotti, she told them that she would open up a baker

Julia Greenzaid - On how to balance running a business while in college, dealing with "no", and the importance of launching early

Sep 16th, 2019 15m 22s

From what started as a fun DIY project in her dorm room, Julia soon found herself running the college tailgate apparel industry. Her company, LoJo Bands combines trendy styles with classic college apparel to wear to tailgates, festivals, and mo

Jim Decicco - On how Super Coffee quickly became the bestselling coffee in all their stores, how they compete with industry giants, and what they look for in a team.

Sep 3rd, 2019 20m 35s

From dorm room to Whole Foods, the Decicco brothers are now changing the way individuals consume coffee. In need of a drink that would keep him awake during class without the sugar crash, Jordan developed Super Coffee. SuperCoffee is all natura

Benjamin Stern - On what he learned from being on Shark Tank, working with investors, and raising capital.

Aug 20th, 2019 18m 57s

On this episode I interview the founder of NOHBO, Benjamin Stern. On Shark Tank Ben secured funding from none other than Mark Cuban. Since then NOHBO has raised over $600,000 in capital. Ben talks about what he learned from being on Shark Tank,

Brennan Agranoff - On how he nearly gave up before the company started, balancing school with running a startup, and how he finds fresh new designs.

Aug 6th, 2019 17m 38s

In our first episode Brennan talks about what drove him to start Hoopswagg, how he finds inspiration for his fresh new ideas, and how he overcame his biggest hurdle which nearly drove him to stop the company before it even began.

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