Actualpreneurship

In this inaugural episode of "Actualpreneurship," hosts Michael Clark and Lauren Thomas dive into the essence of real-life entrepreneurship, emphasizing the importance of authenticity and personal growth. They express their desire to create a platform that resonates with everyday leaders and operators, steering away from the typical narratives that often leave individuals feeling inadequate. The conversation highlights the struggles and triumphs of building a business from the ground up, with a focus on the emotional and psychological challenges that accompany the entrepreneurial journey. Michael shares his personal story, and the pivotal moments that led him to embrace responsibility and pursue success, all while maintaining a commitment to helping others along the way.

From false alarms to county wide warnings, the public has grown to become desensitized to severe weather warnings. How can we fix this problem? 

PLUS, why flash flood warnings don't get the action they deserve.

Ed Carpenter Racing Performance Engineer, Jack Ruskell, chats with BAM Weather CEO Michael Clark to discuss how weather impacts critical decisions throughout every race weekend. From important strategy calls to optimal car performance, they talk about WHY weather is such an important part of racing. 

Pottawattamie County (Iowa) EMA Director, Doug Reed, chats with BAM CEO Michael Clark about how changes in the NWS have impacted their operations and why BAM Weather has enhanced their operations.

#weather #ema #severeweather #safety

Special guest, Ralph Reiff, sits down with Michael Clark to discuss how important it is to have a meteorologist on the bench with an athletic team. Reiff is a seasoned athletic trainer with 46 years of experience. 

#weather #safety #school #athlete

In today's episode of Beyond the Forecast, Mike Matranga, a former US Secret Service Special Agent and nationally recognized security strategist, and founder of M6 Global Defense, sits down with Michael Clark to talk about the importance of preparedness.

In today's episode, Michael and Bret talk about why free weather data is wrong or changes so often and why society has become accustomed to this and accepted it.

#weather #weatherforecast #severeweather #meteorologist

Michael and Bret sit down to discuss why you don't need the flashy, high-cost weather hardware to stay safe and weather aware. 

Don't let the companies that are selling you these things tell you that you need them to get alerts.

#weather #severeweather #alerts #lightning

In today's podcast episode, Michael and Bret discuss how the changes in the National Weather Service may affect warning times. BAM Alerts play a crucial role in supplementing the NWS alerts and can ensure further safety of those in the paths of impactful weather.

In today's episode Michael and Lauren talk about why now is the time to leverage weather data. They also talk about how the human element is the most important feature of weather forecasting, even with the newest automated and AI data.