Fervent Four

Kathy Reagan Young turned her MS diagnosis into a full blown community, business opportunity, and podcast.

Entrepreneur Nick Sutton joins the show to talk about founding Digital Lens Rental, opening a new store during COVID, and the uphill battle of owning a business.

Tim and Zack kick of 2021 by discussing the 2020 recap, what you learn about yourself in a marathon, and the power of context in today's world

Joy Guru Alesha Brown joins Tim and Zack to talk about turning notes into a book, the meaning behind the name, and the secret behind NYT Best Sellers.

Entrepreneur and Musician Sam Eure chats with Tim and Zack about Covid business implications for musicians, social media's role in music, and his favorite and least favorite songs to perform.

Ronnie Parker, Officer of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) for the Hampton Roads Chamber, joins the show and discusses the reason why diversity training videos often don't work, the parallels between fitness and DEI, as well as addressing inclusion in the era of cancel culture.

Tim Ritter, Owner of Family Fun Xperience, joins the show to discuss FFX's March launch and Covid pivots, the downstream effects of tourism policy, and their one less straw campaign for family businesses.

CEO of Romans Tide, Nick Shucet, joins the show to talk about Amazon's role in small business, getting started in e-commerce, and using humble beginnings as motivation.

Chris Shelton, former Executive Director of Startwheel and Owner of Cure Coffeehouse and Cureo Coffee Liqueur, shares his wisdom on the government's small business Covid response, the challenges of leading a team during 2020, and preserving the mental health of entrepreneurs when the world is crashing down.

Anthony Vittone, COO of DoneUp, talks with Tim and Zack about the different use cases for drones, the evolution of drones, how DroneUp has responded to Covid-19 and who will win the drone home-delivery race? Amazon or Walmart.