This week we're joined by Jenn Watts, Founder & CEO of Watts Change Agency. Jenn has over 20 years of experience in politics, international development, communications & technology, federal government and public policy. In this episode, we talk about her work with President Obama, social issues, her agency and podcast, and what she likes to do for fun.

Brian Wolff, President & CEO of Parker Technology, kicks off Season 4 with us. We recall the challenging circumstances surrounding our first meeting, hear about his professional life and ambitions, and deep dive into his intent to become a better ally to marginalized communities.

Julie Henson is the Vice President of Development at Coburn Place, an organization that provides transitional housing for survivors of interpersonal abuse in the Greater Indianapolis area. In this episode, Julie answers questions about Coburn and discusses its significance in the community.

Chris Wilburn is a retired IMPD Sergeant and the podcast's first return guest! In this episode, we catch up on a long year of events since we first spoke and continue to dive into the issues facing our community moving forward.

Dr. Wilburn is an occupational therapist, activist, and Indiana House of Representatives candidate for District 32. In this episode, she tells us about how she ended up in the field of Occupational Therapy and discusses her political intentions and campaign.

Jim Norman, founder of the Sit With Me App and Season 3 sponsor, is an entrepreneur with a track record of building successful businesses. His newest venture, the Sit With Me App, aims to turn servers into salespeople and provide them with the tools to earn more. In this episode, Jim explains the app, details his journey, and asks some questions of his own.

Up-and-coming comedian Ernest Hicks visits the podcast and shares some of his funny stories from working at TSA and where he sees his comedy career in the future. You don't want to miss this episode!

Marisa Gill is the Executive Director of the Independence Academy of Indiana. The Independence Academy serves kids on the Autism Spectrum. In this episode, Marisa educates us on the issues those on the spectrum face and details how the Independence Academy sets its students up for success in life.

Jason Jenkins is a nightclub/venue owner and self-described serial entrepreneur. In this episode, Jason talks about how Covid affected his businesses, what he looks for in his employees, and where he likes to go in Indianapolis.

Jason Hagemier is an Indianapolis-based hairstylist. In this episode, Jason discusses how his commitment to his craft got him to where he is today, his approach to styling, and what it means to be him.