We talk about therapy, stories we tell, the effects of quarantine, how to have a conversation about race, how to build trust and what statues should be torn down. This was a a great conversation and our longest podcast yet. Roy White is a t

0013 | Data and Story with Ryan Sleeper

Jun 8th, 2020 39m 16s

In this interesting conversation, Ryan Sleeper talks about Data Visualization, Story and how the two fit together. A must listen for those in marketing and business. Ryan Sleeper is the principle and founder of Playfair Data. playfairdata.c

0012 | Powerlessness of a Positive Attitude

Apr 2nd, 2020 20m 26s

It's getting more difficult to maintain a positive attitude. Should it be something we are trying to do? The self-help advice of finding your own happiness is not strong enough to bear an actual tragedy. What can we do to make it through the

0011 | Middle School Introspection

Mar 9th, 2020 1h 30m

A second guest appears! Nathan Mennel is a freelance DP currently living in New York City. In this episode we dive into how a fun childhood interest turned into his ever-changing lifelong passion.

0010 | Animation Studios in Kansas City

Mar 2nd, 2020 48m 28s

Looking for an animation studio in Kansas city? There are a lot. We talk about the major players in the city and talk about the type of work they do. There is a variety of different studios in KC that specialize in 3D, architectural, stop-ac

0009 | Blacksmiths R Us

Feb 17th, 2020 40m 11s

We try to do a recap of some of our conversations about stories and marketing. I say try, because we tried... and we succeeded! Like two lone rangers on the prairie of life, we did it! Enjoy this one. Enjoy it.

0008 | Thanks, Slightly Stoopid

Feb 7th, 2020 55m 30s

This episode features our first guest, Rahul Raval, who is a fellow creative, businessman, and a good friend of Jonathan. You’ll learn how they met, Rahul’s thoughts on networking, life, and much more. Enjoy!

0007 | Who to tell a story to

Jan 31st, 2020 49m 51s

We continue our discussion about stories and marketing. Who do you tell a story to? Jess has three main points that we talk about. 1. Tell a story to an audience2. Tell a story to yourself3. Tell a story to the universe

0006 | How to tell a story

Jan 24th, 2020 37m 7s

We continue our discussion about stories and marketing. How do you tell a story? Jess has three main points that we talk about. 1. There is only one story2. Trust your intuition3. Practice

0005 | Luk Luk and the Bear - Storytelling for Marketers

Jan 17th, 2020 58m 38s

Oh boy. This is a good one. Marketing, storytelling, more buzzwords, a slice of science, and a dash of religion. We keep returning to the story of Luk Luk hunting a bear to drive home our point. It's episode number 5 of the Pilgrim Podcast

0004 | Pound me to a pulp

Jan 10th, 2020 36m 19s

I know. I know. It's finally here. Jess talks to the wonderful Mattie Karr about stories and mentorship. Is there a connection between the two? In Donald Miller's book, Building a Story Brand, having a "guide" or mentor is an essential step

0003 | The Flannel Club

Jan 3rd, 2020 30m 13s

Jess talks to Jonathan Wilson, an animator at Pilgrim Animation and host of the Pilgrim Podcast. We learn what inspired Jonathan at an early age to become an illustrator and animator, what he learned in school, and why it's important to name y

0001 | Entrepreneur & Father

Dec 31st, 2019 31m 25s

In this episode Jonathan talks to Jess about being an entrepreneur and a father. It get's into existential territory, but what's a Pilgrim podcast without some philosophic musing?

0002 | You Can't Go It Alone

Dec 31st, 2019 40m 51s

Mattie and Jonathan talk about being sick, being a people person, networking in Kansas City and a bunch of other cool stuff. Mattie thought this episode went off the rails, but did it really?

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