Colorado Business Podcast

Join special guest Tiffany Wieker in this captivating podcast as she explores the world of salon empowerment, community involvement, and the vibrant city of Colorado Springs. Delve into Tiffany's inspiring journey as she shares her insights on empowering stylists and her successful transition from chair rental to business ownership. Discover the profound impact of Tiffany's charitable initiatives, supporting survivors of domestic violence and individuals affected by cancer. Gain valuable insights into Tiffany's active involvement in the Colorado Springs community, addressing challenges such as homelessness and witnessing remarkable transformations. Celebrate the artistry, advocacy, and community connections that make a difference in the lives of stylists and beyond. Tune in to this empowering podcast and be inspired by Tiffany Wieker's remarkable story and the power of empowerment in the salon industry.

Join us as we explore the entrepreneurial journey of Bryan Rossmanith, the innovative mind behind Ignite Experiences. In this podcast, Bryan shares the story of how he turned his passion for fun activities like axe-throwing and LEGO building into a successful business that promotes team engagement at corporate events. Discover how Bryan navigated the world of events, learned new skills, and built his business from the ground up, creating memorable, team-building experiences. From overcoming initial fears to promoting work-life balance, Bryan's story is one of creativity, resilience, and ongoing innovation.

In this episode, we interview Alex Pellegrino, one of the founding partners of Basis Partners, a civil engineering company based in Colorado Springs. Pellegrino shares his background in engineering, how he got interested in bridge inspection, and the types of projects his company focuses on. We also discuss the challenges of civil engineering, the importance of executing excellence, and the need for more young people to enter the field.

In this engaging podcast episode, guest Andrew Brown, Director of Recruiting, Marketing, & Communications of Eagle Lake Camps, discusses his personal faith journey and the transformative experiences offered at Eagle Lake. The conversation delves into the significance of community and vulnerability and how genuine connections can foster spiritual growth. Andrew highlights the concept of "thin places," where individuals can encounter a profound connection with God. The speakers emphasize that Jesus welcomes everyone, regardless of their background, and that Christianity thrives on the diverse experiences of its followers. Discover more about Eagle Lake Camps and their opportunities by visiting eaglelakecamps.com.

🍽️ Dive into the captivating world of flavors with hosts Andrew Hazzlee and Marcus Alvarado as they chat with Lindsey de los Santos, the owner of Zocalo, the hottest new restaurant in downtown Colorado Springs!

In this episode of the Colorado Springs Business Podcast, host [Name] interviews James Proby, owner of The Men's Xchange, a unique men's clothing store in Colorado Springs. James shares the inspiration behind the store and how he created a shopping experience that provides affordable business and dress apparel to men, along with proper sizing and wear of the clothes.

In addition to discussing The Men's Xchange, James also shares the impact his father, Milton E. Proby, had on the community as a civil rights leader in Colorado Springs. James discusses his father's ability to reach all communities and bring people together, and the ways in which his father's legacy continues to inspire civic engagement and social justice today.

Listeners will gain insights into the entrepreneurial spirit behind The Men's Xchange and the importance of community engagement in creating a positive impact. They will also learn about the significant contributions made by Milton E. Proby and the ways in which his legacy continues to influence and inspire the community of Colorado Springs.

In this episode, we dive deep into Gilbert's life journey, from his time serving in the military to his passion for mixed martial arts. Gilbert shares his experience of being deployed overseas and how he discovered MMA as a way to cope with the stresses of military life.  We also talk about Gilbert's time on the Ultimate Fighter reality show and what it was like to compete in front of millions of viewers. Gilbert shares his insights into the rigorous training and mental preparation required to compete at the highest level of MMA.  As the owner of Victory MMA gym, Gilbert discusses his approach to coaching and how he motivates his students to reach their full potential. He also shares some of his insights into the business of running a successful MMA gym, from marketing strategies to managing finances.  Throughout the episode, Gilbert's passion for MMA and his dedication to his students and fellow veterans shines through. We hope that you will be inspired by his story and the valuable lessons he shares.

In this episode, Marcus and Andrew, two successful entrepreneurs in the marketing and video production industries, share their experiences and insights on using AI in their businesses. They discuss the benefits and challenges of incorporating AI into marketing and video production, and how it can improve efficiency and effectiveness.

In this episode, we are joined by Drew Robertson, the founder of Mattersville, a nonprofit organization that provides sustainable housing for American veterans who are struggling with PTSD, homelessness, or addiction. Drew shares his personal journey of military service and how it led him to start Mattersville, which is located in Colorado and has a mission to help veterans get back on their feet.  Drew explains how Mattersville operates as a tiny community, where the veterans live in small, energy-efficient homes and have access to communal resources such as a garden, workshop, and community center. He describes how this type of living arrangement promotes a sense of community and helps veterans overcome the isolation and loneliness that often accompanies PTSD.  Drew also discusses the challenges and rewards of running a nonprofit organization, including the importance of building partnerships with other organizations and individuals who share Mattersville's mission. He shares inspiring stories of how Mattersville has helped veterans turn their lives around and find a sense of purpose and meaning.  Throughout the episode, Drew emphasizes the importance of sustainable living and how Mattersville is committed to reducing its carbon footprint and promoting environmentally conscious practices. He encourages listeners to consider the impact of their own lifestyle choices and how small changes can make a big difference in creating a more sustainable future.  This episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in sustainable living, veteran's issues, and the power of community to promote healing and growth. Join us as we learn from Drew Robertson and the inspiring work of Mattersville.

On this episode, we sit down with Rich Fierro, the owner of Atrevida Beer Co., to discuss the impact of the tragic Club Q mass shooting on his life and business. Rich shares his personal experience of the shooting and how it affected him and the local community, as well as the impact it had on Atrevida Beer Co. We also learn about the growth and future of the company, including its mission to support the local community and promote a positive impact through its products and initiatives. Join us for an inspiring and thought-provoking conversation on resilience, community, and the power of local business.   https://www.atrevidabeerco.com/home