In this episode of Behind the Business, I sit down with Christian Price, owner of Champs Moving, a locally owned moving company serving Broken Arrow, Tulsa, and the surrounding areas.

We discuss how Christian went from working for another moving company to launching his own business, what separates a great moving crew from the competition, the challenges of running a service business, and why integrity matters when you're trusted with someone's home and belongings. We also talk about interstate moves, leadership, giving people second chances, and Christian's vision for building a company his kids may one day take over.

Whether you're planning a move, running a small business, or simply enjoy hearing the stories behind local entrepreneurs, this episode is packed with practical insights and real conversation.

Topics Covered:

• Starting a moving company from scratch

• What makes a great moving crew

• Interstate vs. local moves

• Leadership and company culture

• The hardest items to move

• Building a business for future generations

• Why integrity matters in business

Connect with Champs Moving

📍 Broken Arrow, Oklahoma

🌐 champsmoving.com

📞 (918) 313-3265

In Episode 27 of the Best in BA Podcast, I sat down with Bradley Sheofee to talk entrepreneurship, local business growth, community, and the impact of programs like 1 Million Cups.

The conversation dives into what makes Broken Arrow unique, the challenges entrepreneurs face behind the scenes, why authentic marketing matters, and how local businesses can better connect with their community.

A great episode for entrepreneurs, creators, small business owners, and anyone passionate about building something meaningful locally.

In this episode, I sat down with David, better known as Hansen the Hatter from 46 Trading Co here in Broken Arrow.

With over 30 years of experience shaping hats, what started as a conversation about his craft turned into something much bigger.

We talked about his family’s history, the roots of Broken Arrow, and how a business becomes more than just a place to buy something.

This is one of those conversations that gives you a real feel for the people behind the businesses in this community.

If you’ve ever been into 46 Trading Co, you know exactly what I mean.

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📍 46 Trading Co

Broken Arrow, Oklahoma

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If you’d like to come on the podcast or have your business featured, reach out or apply through the link on bestinba.com

Episode 25 of the Best in BA Podcast.

In this episode, I sit down with Carlos Reyes Rodriguez, an artist based in Broken Arrow, to talk about his work and background. Carlos creates handmade, earth-inspired jewelry using materials like wood, bone, gemstones, and leather, drawing from his Taíno, African, and European roots as well as his upbringing in Puerto Rico.

We cover how he got started, what influences his work, and what goes into creating one-of-a-kind pieces. We also touch on the difference between handmade art and mass production, and how he approaches building something creative in today’s market.

This is a simple look at what he does and the story behind it.

Best in BA highlights local businesses, creators, and entrepreneurs in Broken Arrow, Oklahoma.

You can find Carlos and his work here:
Instagram: @dinorootspr
Facebook: Dino Roots PR
Etsy: Dino Roots PR

Fiesta de Mayo is back in Broken Arrow.

In this episode of the Best in BA Podcast, I sat down with Erin Hofener and Margarita Vega to talk about one of Broken Arrow’s most anticipated annual events and everything that makes it special.

We discuss how Fiesta de Mayo started, how it has grown over the years, and why the focus has always been on authentic culture, community, family, and bringing people together in the Rose District.

This year’s event includes:

✨ Live entertainment
🌮 Food & business vendors
🚗 Car show
🌮 Taco eating contest
👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Kids area

Presented by Rivas and Associates Immigration Attorneys.

📍 Rose District
🗓 Saturday, May 2
⏰ 4:00 PM – 10:00 PM

Whether you live in Broken Arrow, Tulsa, or nearby, this is a great opportunity to come out, support local vendors, enjoy amazing food, and experience a fun community event.

In Episode 23 of the Best in BA Podcast, I sat down with Corbett Campbell to talk about what it looks like to start young, take risks, and build a career in real estate before most people even know where they’re headed.

Corbett shares how he got started early with drone work and videography, transitioned into real estate, and now works in land deals, development opportunities, and helping people bring their vision to life across Oklahoma.

We also dive into bigger conversations around ambition, faith, wealth, relationships, taking action before you feel ready, and why so many people stay stuck waiting for the “perfect time.”

This was a fun conversation with someone who is hungry, thoughtful, and building with intention.

If you enjoy business, growth, real estate, mindset, or hearing stories from driven people in our community, this one is for you.

Corbett Campbell is a Broken Arrow and Tulsa area land agent specializing in buying and selling land, rural property, and development opportunities across Oklahoma.

918 810 9639

What does it look like to completely rethink a traditional industry?

In this episode, I sit down with Adam Foreman, co-owner of The Flower Company in Broken Arrow, to talk about how they’re redefining what a flower shop can be.

From launching during the pandemic to cutting out traditional wire services, Adam shares how their approach allows customers to get full value in every arrangement while creating a more modern, custom experience.

We also dive into the realities of building a business from the ground up, the importance of repeat customers, and why word of mouth still beats any ad you can run.

If you’re a business owner or someone who loves supporting local, this is a real look at what it takes to build something different and make it work.

New episode of the Best in BA Podcast is live.In Ep. 21, I sat down with Colton and Ryan from Beeline Roofing. They’ve kind of coined themselves as the “insurance experts” because helping homeowners navigate roof claims is one of the things they do best.We talked about:• how they started their roofing company• what homeowners should know before filing an insurance claim• the difference between RCV and ACV policies• why having the right roofer present with the adjuster matters• and how integrity and attention to detail set companies apartIf you own a home in Oklahoma, this is a conversation worth hearing.Watch or listen now through the link in bio.

In Episode 20 of the Best in BA Podcast, I sit down with Sarah, the owner of Funkified and co-owner of Funky Brims, to talk about the story behind one of the most unique businesses in Broken Arrow’s Rose District.

What started as a personal journey through therapy and healing eventually turned into something much bigger — bringing color, creativity, and joy into a space that now draws people from all over the community.

Sarah shares how she built and sold companies throughout her life, what she learned about risk and entrepreneurship, and why Funkified became a place designed to spark happiness the moment people walk through the door.

We also talk about the evolution of the Rose District, the upcoming launch of Funky Brims, building businesses with personality, and why collaboration among local business owners matters so much.

If you enjoy hearing the real stories behind the people building Broken Arrow’s business community, you’ll love this conversation.

In Episode 19 of the Voices of BA Podcast, I sit down with Andrew Evans to talk about a housing solution many people don’t think about until they need it.

Andrew works in the world of temporary housing for families who have been displaced from their homes due to events like fires, water damage, insurance claims, or major repairs. When a family suddenly can't live in their home, they still need somewhere safe and comfortable to stay — and that's where solutions like the one Andrew helps provide come in.

In this conversation we talk about:

• What happens when families are displaced from their homes
• How temporary housing solutions actually work
• The role insurance companies play in relocation housing
• The challenges of coordinating housing during difficult times
• Andrew’s journey in business and serving people in these moments

This episode gives a behind-the-scenes look at an important part of the housing world that most people never see until they experience it themselves.

If you enjoy hearing the stories behind local businesses and how they serve the community, you’ll enjoy this episode.