Cultivate OKC

In this episode we hear from creative entrepreneur, Caleb Arter owner of BlueSeven. He shares the story of how jean created a community. Enjoy!

Caffeine and Hope, that is how we describe Not Your Average Joes Coffee Shop. "Accept-ional"  is how they describe their non profit whose mission is to inspire our community by including adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities in the creation of exceptional coffee in an encouraging atmosphere. This coffee shop is far from normal, It features meaningful employment that is customer facing and where those with special needs work side by side with their nuero-typical peers. Tim Herbel, the founder of Not Your Average Joe, shares his vision; his why and what his sites are set on for the future. Enjoy!

Jessica Rimmer, Marty Hepp, Steve Foskin talk about stewarding our ventures with a Redemptive perspective. 

Creative genius Caleb Arter, owner of Blue7, shares how the simple act of selling jeans created a community and culture. You will want to check out his online or brick and morter store. So much goodness there. You will thank us later. 

Mike Zserdin , IT professional, serial entrepreneur and value proposition guru, shares mental and emotional health advice to cohort 3. Enjoy!

This episode is about keys and athletes. How we can use our "And Then..." moments to provide opportunities for others. Athletic Director of Langston University, Donnita Rodgers shares some of her "key" moments and how she now strives to provide them for her student athletes. Go Lions!

Hold on to your hats people, we have an entrepreneural giant for you today. Donna Harris, Founder of Builders + Backers. She is also co-founder of 1776, General Partner in 1776 Ventures (a seed stage venture fund with investments on five continents), Venture Partner at Praxis and an active angel investor. She is also on the Board of the Global Entrepreneurship Network and Policy Council of Economic Innovation Group.

She shares how she began her entreprenurial journey and how she believes that Redemptive Entrepreneurs can change the culture of the world. Enjoy!

In this episode, Traci Walton, Co-Founder of Plenty Mercantile, shares their Genesis story. How a dinner at PF Chang's forever changed their lives. She also talks about their "Why". Enjoy!

In this clip Traci Walton, Co-Founder of Plenty Mercantile, shares about the daily struggles of being in a family business. How there are blessings admists the grind. If you havent' visited one of Plenty's retail location, you are missing out. You can also shop online. Enjoy!