Entrepreneursh*t

Originally aired, February 2022, we're bringing back our conversation with Chris Baker, CEO of OneSeed Expeditions.

Chris Baker

This episode brings a good friend of ours, Chris Baker of OneSeed Expeditions, onto the pod. After a decade of growing OneSeed, Chris discusses how the pandemic not only shut down his travel operations but how he was able to persist while all global travel was at a complete halt.

Hosts: Joe Ewing, Eric Byington

Producer: Kelly Haugen

Originally aired in October 2021, we're bringing back our conversation with Scott LoMurray, CEO of Sources of Strength.

Scott LoMurray

Scott is a social entrepreneur & CEO of Sources of Strength, a social enterprise focused on suicide prevention through their strength-based comprehensive wellness program. In this episode Scott illustrates the challenges of navigating business relationships with family and reflects back on moving forward when the pandemic shut everything down.

Hosts: Joe Ewing, Eric Byington

Producer: Kelly Haugen

Originally aired in Februrary 2020, we're bringin back our conversation with David Ponraj, CEO of Startup Space.

David Ponraj

We're hanging with David Ponraj from Startup Space, an app and online platform for entrepreneurs, mentors and investors. David shares his experience of starting a business the IRS would later tell him was a hobby, leaving a six-figure job to jump into the startup arena, and why he will never write another business plan.

Hosts: Joe Ewing, Eric Byington

Producer: Kelly Haugen

We're kicking off our third season with a remastered version of our version first episode - because while the content was wonderful, our recording definitely sucked. So hear it again, but much better for your earholes.

Kyle Shannon (Storyvine)

In this episode of Entrepreneursh*t, we're talking to Kyle Shannon from Storyvine. Kyle's a serial entrepreneur who has seen some incredible successes and major struggles in his career. Storyvine produces templated, guided videos for clients in industries like healthcare, politics, pharmaceutical, and more. Our conversation with Kyle covers a full spectrum of life as an entrepreneur, including fundraising, firing people you care deeply for, loneliness, and Kyle's own special term - the enthusiasm gap.

Hey Folks - we've been off building things, breaking things, losing jobs, having babies, starting new jobs. But we're back. Because now more than ever, small businesses need community. So we're getting our shit together, starting a notion board for added emphasis of seriousness, and we're coming back at you with a new conversations and new voices.

We're kicking things off by bringing forward some of our old episodes first - remastered, but still incredibly relevant today.

We also started our substack to follow our conversations beyond the podcast: check that out here.

Let's go.

Hey folks // we had the esteemed pleasure of sitting down with Marisol Lazo Flores, Entrepreneur and recent Managing Director of the Main Street Phoenix Project, a cooperative restaurant group that saved jobs by turning local restaurants into worker-owned co-ops. 

We cover a lot of ground with Marisol on this episode. Starting with recognizing burnout, to discussing how her experience as a Latina women has shaped her entrepreneurial path, and going into key topics on why it’s important for entrepreneurs to give themselves self-pep talks, show vulnerability, and the power of employee ownership.

Let’s go.

Enjoy // Broken Unicorns

Hosts: Joe Ewing, Eric Byington, Kelly Haugen

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This episode had the pleasure of interviewing Ryan Mull, entrepreneur and marketing leader who recently discovered his neurodivergent identity. Ryan sat down to enlighten us on his own personal reflection how it’s shaped his entrepreneurial journey and dives into the profound impact this revelation has had on him personally and professionally. We discuss the spikey profiles of entrepreneurs and how everyone can embrace the power of neurodiversity in their workforce.

Tres Comas is back for a little 2022 recap therapy session together. We’re celebrating our startup failures, successes, and everything in between from over the last year. This episode shows we (clearly) have some anxiety issues to deal with, diving deep into discussing side hustle shutdowns, business acquisitions, taking on new funding, supply chain issues, and more.

Sit back and hang on tight. 

Enjoy // Broken Unicorns

Hosts: Joe Ewing, Eric Byington, Kelly Haugen

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This episode we’re hosting travel and lifestyle content creator Josh Berendes. Josh opens up to us about how he found his passion for film, following that passion through constant obstacles, and how he stays inspired even in his most challenging moments. For those feeling doubtful in their entrepreneurial journey, Josh brings to a fresh perspective on how to keep moving forward.

Follow Josh and discover his work at // Brende.co // Instagram

Hosts: Joe Ewing, Eric Byington

Producer: Kelly Haugen

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Startup finances and managing your cash flow. Scare the shit out of you? Yup, sounds about right. This episode we share our own experiences managing our finances, discussing the mistakes we’ve made and reviewing key learnings from our startups experiences so far.