EGGS! The Podcast

This week on Eggs we have special guest Chris Wallace. Chris is the founder and president of InnerView, a marketing consulting firm that helps companies effectively transfer their brand messages to their employees and partners. He is a successful entrepreneur in the sales consulting and coaching space, with over 15 years of experience in sales, marketing, and corporate leadership.

Beyond his work with clients, Chris is able to apply his passions as a teacher and author. He has taught as an adjunct MBA professor at Temple's Fox School of Business and has been published in outlets such as Harvard Business Review and Chief Marketer and is a contributor to publications including Inc.com and Forbes.com.

We had an awesome conversation and learned a lot about developing meaningful relationships with clients and customers. Tune in and take a listen, lots to act on in here. Rate, like, share and subscribe on iTunes, GooglePlay, Stitcher, Spotify and anywhere else great Pod's are found!

Hey everyone and welcome back to Eggs Classics where we feature some of our favorite podcasts from our last four years of making Eggs, The Podcast.

In the heat of summer, schedules grow tighter, and on the occasional week where Mike and I cannot get together, like this week, we want to share content that newer listeners may have missed from our amazing back catalog and revisit guests and conversations that we think are worth hearing again.

We really value the support of the Eggs community and each week strive to reward the newbies and OGs with content sure to enrich your lives with relevant information and topics chosen to help you achieve whatever it is you hope to. So, without any further adieu please join me in this special re-presentation of episode number 113, from July 18, 2019, philanthropist, artist, and fine artist, Keegan Hall.

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On this week's episode of Eggs, we have a very special guest Keegan Hall. Keegan is a world-class illustrator, fine artist, and philanthropist who has raised more than $400,000 for charity with his art. Well known for his Seattle-centric sports art Keegan has also done photorealistic pencil art for numerous well-known musicians, athletes, and at least one former president. In addition to his impressive illustrative chops, he is an experienced businessman and entrepreneur who only after a successful exit and a personal tragedy found his way back into the art world where he now uses the money generated by his art to support his charitable interests. He's a really interesting and multifaceted guy and we think you'll gain a lot from the conversation. Give it a listen—then rate, share, like and subscribe.

Hey everyone and welcome back to Eggs! This week we have Aubrey Terrazas. Aubrey is a veteran hospitality professional, master sommelier candidate, and e-commerce entrepreneur as co-founder of the digital wine service, Palate Club. Beyond leading the international wine buying for the team, Aubrey used her experience of tasting 100s of wines each year to identify over 200 wine traits—the core data that Palate Club uses to expertly match wines to your taste.

Aubrey is a wine educator and journalist that champions sustainability and up-and-coming regions for publications such as SommJournal and GuildSomm. Her ideas and disruption to the classic “wine club” model positioned her as one of America’s top sommeliers and wine entrepreneurs. Here today for a conversation about wine, and entrepreneurship please join us in welcoming to the show, Aubrey Terrazas.

Hey everyone and welcome back to Eggs Classics where we feature some of our favorite podcasts from our last four years of making Eggs, The Podcast.

In the heat of summer, schedules grow tighter, and on the occasional week where Mike and I cannot get together, like this week, we want to share content that newer listeners may have missed from our amazing back catalog and revisit guests and conversations that we think are worth hearing again.

We really value the support of the Eggs community and each week strive to reward the newbies and OGs with content sure to enrich your lives with relevant information and topics chosen to help you achieve whatever it is you hope to. So, without any further adieu please join me in this special re-presentation of episode number 114, from July 25, 2019, Joel Byars, comedian, educator and host of the Hot Breath Podcast.

Hey everyone and welcome back to Eggs Classics where we feature some of our favorite podcasts from our last four years of making Eggs, The Podcast.

In the heat of summer, schedules grow tighter, and on the occasional week where Mike and I cannot get together, like this week, we want to share content that newer listeners may have missed from our amazing back catalog and revisit guests and conversations that we think are worth hearing again.

We really value the support of the Eggs community and each week strive to reward the newbies and OGs with content sure to enrich your lives with relevant information and topics chosen to help you achieve whatever it is you hope to. So, without any further adieu please join me in this special re-presentation of episode number 65, from August 9, 2018, Curtis Casey and Bill Delrieu, singer and bass player for the international rock music phenomenon, Phoenix, Arizona-based Vayden.

Hey there and welcome back to Eggs! This week we have side-hustle coach and host of the Perspective podcast, Scotty Russell. Scotty has a long career in the creative industry moving from years as a graphic designer and artist to most recently pivoting full-time to coaching creative people on how to grow their side-hustles and beyond. He is a regular guest speaker and attendee at popular creative conferences including Creative South, Crop Conference, Creative Works, and so on, and produces his weekly podcast with the aim of sharing his own and other creative people’s stories so that others might grow from them.

Here to talk about finding your passion and being able to do it for a living, learning how to grow your own creative side hustle, the right way, how creative people can get out of their own way to live the lives they want, and so much more, please join us in welcoming to the show, Scotty Russell.

Hey there and welcome back to a very special episode of Eggs. This week we have guests Dr. Amitava Roy and his associate and Eggs show alumni, Andrew Murphy.

Dr. Roy has a background in fluid dynamics, thermodynamics, electrochemistry, development of new materials, and integrated energy systems. In a prior life, Dr. Roy worked for AFC Energy PLC a fuel cell company, listed on the London Stock Exchange as the Head of Fuel Cells leading a team to develop alkaline fuel cells and system integration. Later, Dr. Roy went on to found his own company Engas UK.

Dr. Roy is also currently working for the University of Portsmouth, UK as a Senior Lecturer in Renewable Energy Systems at the School of Energy and Electronic Engineering.

Andrew Murphy, the man behind our meeting Dr. Roy, is an award-winning product development, innovation, and business transformation executive and industry expert in the field of Hydrogen energy, technology strategy, innovation policy, and sustainability.

Joining us today for a discussion about problems and solutions to some of the worlds most pressing issues ranging from the localized production of oxygen for rural hospitals and health centers, and the need for clean cooking fuels in developing nations to the production and storage of green solar hydrogen using fuel cells, please join us in welcoming to the show Dr. Amitava Roy, Prantik Sinha, and Andrew Murphy.

Hey there and welcome back to Eggs. Today’s special guest is Dan Abbate. Dan is an entrepreneur, thought leader, investor, and co-founder at 81-c, a company that is pioneering entrepreneurship as an asset class. This will enable anyone in the world to invest in businesses that would typically never be available to the public. In addition, Dan brings a career-long focus on business process automation and the use of advanced technology in organizational development and improvement to coach our audience to build better and more efficient businesses of their own.

Here to talk about the work he’s doing to create a mindset shift around the idea of entrepreneurship as an asset class, utilizing automation in your business to build powerful, efficient, money-making machines, and in the meantime, how to not be replaced by a robot. Please join us in welcoming to the show, the incredible, Dan Abbate.

Hey everyone and welcome back to the inaugural episode of Eggs Classic where we feature some of our favorite podcasts from our last four years of making Eggs, The Podcast.

As summer approaches, schedules grow tighter, and on the occasional week where Mike and I cannot get together, like this week, we want to share content that newer listeners may have missed from our amazing back catalog and revisit guests and conversations that we think are worth hearing again.

We really value the support of the Eggs community and each week strive to reward the newbies and OGs with content sure to enrich your lives with relevant information and topics chosen to help you achieve whatever it is you hope to. So, without any further adieu please join me in this special re-presentation of episode number 129, from November 7, 2019, featuring deep listening expert, keynote speaker and author, Oscar Trimboli.

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This week on Eggs we have special guest, listening expert, keynote speaker, and author Oscar Trimboli. All the way from Sydney, Australia Oscar calls in to share with us some tips on how we can all become better listeners and maximize our conversations. Talking with — and listening to — Oscar was a really enjoyable experience and the crew is thrilled to share the conversation with you here. Enjoy!

Hey there and welcome back to another exciting episode of Eggs! This week we have American Bladesmith Society Mastersmith and judge from the wildly popular History Channel show Forged in Fire, J. Neilson. J. has been making blades for more than a quarter of a century from his “shop in the woods” in the endless mountains of Pennsylvania, and turned his passion for knife making into the opportunity of a lifetime when the History Channel came knocking. Known as the Judge who dramatically tests the durability of contestants blades during the show, his segment is one of the most entertaining aspects of the show.

Here to talk about the life and times of a bladesmith, the experience of bringing time-honored crafts to the masses through television, and what the future holds for him — and the upcoming season of Forged in Fire, please welcome to the show, J. Neilson.