Ray and Joyce Tsang are the husband-and-wife duo behind Only Today, a 10X Emmy-winning production company in Portland, Oregon.

Risk-takers by nature, Ray and Joyce both left successful careers in engineering to pursue their dreams of video production. Acclaimed work with the NFL, iconic collabs with John Malkovich, and capturing President Obama at the Army-Navy game guerilla-style are all in a day’s work. In this episode, we talk about what it takes to reinvent your career and follow your creative dreams, plus insights on aligning work with purpose-led storytelling and more.

Learn how to method-grab life by the horns with Kevin English—CEO of WE ARE CAMP, the masterminds behind High Cascade Snowboard Camp, Windell’s Ski Camp, Seek Skate Camp,  Wy'East Mountain Academy, and more. 

Under Kevin’s leadership, this innovative collective of action-sports experience brands empowers young athletes and amplifies personal growth through the transformative power of outdoor adventure. He gives us a behind-the-scenes on WE ARE CAMP’s magic blend of skill development, fun, and camaraderie—and how it’s helping shape the future of action-sports education. 

This episode is full of hard-won insights into the power of mentorship, the importance of a holistic approach to education, and how the principles of action sports build the skills for personal resilience, teamwork, and leadership in life.

Ryan Wines is the founder of the famous Portland-based music production and licensing studio Marmoset. In this episode of the Co-Pro podcast, Trevor and Ryan dive into Marmoset's unique mark on the world of sync licensing and music curation. Ryan talks about the art and grit of building a business from the ground up, sharing insights on how to cultivate a creative and authentic work culture. They examine the evolving landscape of music licensing, Ryan’s personal sources of inspiration, and how he’s navigated the industry while staying true to his vision. Tune in for a candid look at business, creativity, and the heart that drives it all.

In this episode of the Co-Pro Podcast, powered by Nemo Design, Trevor Graves sits down with veteran-strategist Jaclyn Suzuki. Founder of MADO, a boutique consumer-insights and strategy studio, Jaclyn shares how her work empowers brands to see beyond the obvious and tap into the power of consumer behavior. 

We dig into her approach—a unique flex of qualitative research, quantitative data, and creative activation tools—and talk about how she unearths the deep and useful insights behind more impactful brand efforts. Join us as Jaclyn shares her secrets and favorite insights, and talks about what it takes to spark lasting connection in a modern market.

In this episode of the Co-Pro Podcast, Trevor welcomes longtime friend Vince Lavecchia, founder of the Portland-based creative agency, Instrument. The two examine the impact of their early days amidst the first-gen East Coast snowboard scene, where a creative POV and DIY nature first took root in both of them.

Vince shares his journey from helping shape Burton Snowboards to building one of the most influential agencies in the creative industry. They discuss all the lessons learned from having to change within the changes of the marketing industry, and how running Instrument stoked Vince’s entrepreneurial spirit. From snowboard history to branding and building a business to the creative process, this episode is packed with fun and insightful stories.

In the next episode of the Co-Pro Podcast, powered by Nemo Design, we sit down with Matt Teske, founder of Chargeway—the visionary app making it more accessible and intuitive for you to charge your electric car. We dig into the origin story of Chargeway when Matt saw the need for simplifying the EV charging experience, and what it took to bridge the gap between everyday people and electric infrastructure. We also discuss the future of electric vehicles, the importance of user-friendly technology, and other ways Matt is driving change in the EV landscape.

In this episode of the Co-Pro Podcast powered by Nemo Design, our very own Jen Sherowski sits down with pro snowboarder and trailblazer Shannon Dunn-Downing. Together, they revisit the historic 1998 Nagano Olympics, where Shannon competed in the first-ever Olympic halfpipe event. 

They also dive into the creation of the first-ever women’s pro snowboard model and how Shannon continues to push boundaries in snowboarding and inspire the next generation. From making history to empowering others, Shannon’s story is a must-listen for anyone passionate about the progression of sports and snowboarding.

Welcome to the Co-Pro Podcast powered by Nemo Design, where we dive deep into the stories of the most interesting people in action sports and beyond. We’re excited to introduce today’s guest, Kemp Curley. 

Kemp and Nemo co-founder Trevor Graves first crossed tracks back in 2007 working on the iconic shred flic “First Descent.” Since then, Kemp’s journey has taken the twists and turns of an adventurous life. From Evel Knievel's legendary stunts to Tony Hawk’s Boom Boom Huck Jam, Kemp has been at the forefront of producing some of the most exciting events in action sports. As the founder of Transition Productions, he continues to evolve, creating envelope-pushing experiences with X Games, Dew Tour, and the recent Rockstar Energy Open held right in Nemo’s backyard.

Today, we’ll explore Kemp's creative evolution, the challenges and triumphs of producing world-class events, and what it takes to keep pushing the boundaries in an explosive industry. Let’s do this. 

In today’s episode, we’re hyped to welcome Mike Crowell, a Portland-based marketing vet whose career spans iconic brands like Nike, Oakley, and Microsoft, as well as running his own successful agencies. This journey testifies to the power of innovation and adaptability in the ever-evolving world of brand marketing.

Join us as we explore Mike’s remarkable career trajectory, from starting at a small agency to working with Fortune 500 brands, and eventually creating his own agency. We’ll dive deep into the lessons he's learned along the way—not just about professional success, but also personal growth, resilience, and the importance of staying true to your values in a competitive industry.

Get ready for some wisdom, practical advice, and inspiring anecdotes as we walk through his hero's journey in the world of marketing and brand strategy. Whether you’re an aspiring marketer, a seasoned professional, or just curious about the inner workings of global brands, this episode delivers actionable insights and thought-provoking ideas you won't want to miss.

Join this week's hosts Trevor Graves and Jen Sherowski for our latest episode of the Co-Pro Podcast as they sit down with Tom Monterosso, a seasoned veteran in the snowboarding industry. 

In this episode, Tom shares his journey from growing up on the East Coast to making the pivotal move out West to work with Snowboarder Magazine. The conversation dives into the pros and cons of being a generalist versus a specialist in the creative world, the exciting developments of the Natural Selection Tour, a premier snowboarding event, and Tom's experiences and contributions to Ride Snowboarding. Whether you're a snowboarder or a creative professional, this episode is full of stories, tips, and industry wisdom that you won't want to miss.