On today’s show I sat down with Tiffany Sauder, founder and host of the Life of And podcast, to dive into the complexities of modern living.

Tiffany discusses her journey through personal and professional challenges, particularly focusing on a critical period in her life around 2018.

We cover the importance of reducing 'ordinary' tasks to make room for 'extraordinary' experiences, and Tiffany shares practical tips like outsourcing laundry and hiring a handyman. Our conversation explores ways to bring balance, intentionality, and systems into one's life.

Tiffany also shares her new initiative and dedicated course designed to help working professionals manage their busy lives more effectively.

You are going to learn about: - Minimizing Ordinary Tasks to Create Room for Extraordinary Experiences - Bringing Balance, Intentionality and Systems Into Your Life - How to Manage a Busy Life

Thank you to our partners: Fire & Ice Cafe Greek’s Pizzeria

Check out these great clips from the show: 01:12 Guest Introduction: Tiffany Sauder, Life of And 02:30 Tiffany's Journey to Rock Bottom 05:50 Marriage Triage and Therapy 07:52 Implementing Family Systems 27:20 Balancing Ordinary and Extraordinary 29:57 Outsourcing Laundry with Poplin 33:58 Creative Budgeting for Time and Money 35:20 Outsourcing Household Tasks 38:29 The Role of a House Manager 42:13 Building a Course and Podcast 50:56 Advice for Young Professionals 58:00 Hidden Gems and Final Thoughts

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On today’s show I sat down with Jason Myers, a world-renowned multidisciplinary artist, and Tag Birge, a local business leader and philanthropist.

Our conversation revolves around the resurgence of art and culture in Broad Ripple – a neighborhood located at 62nd Street between College Avenue and Keystone Avenue in Indianapolis – focusing on Myers' new sculpture, Gavin-Divergence.

We discuss the significance of art in community and economic development, the role of public-private partnerships and collaboration needed to bring public art to life, and future projects aimed at revitalizing Broad Ripple.

You are going to learn about: - The Revitalization of Art and Culture in Broad Ripple - The Significance of Art in Community Development - Broad Ripple’s Newest Sculpture Gavin-Divergence and Future Projects

Thank you to our partners: JC Hart Keller & Keller

Check out these great clips from the show: 01:21 Meet the Guests: Jason Myers and Tag Birge 02:11 The Gavin-Divergence Installation 07:41 The Role of Art in Community Development 10:27 Art Basel and Wynwood: Transforming Miami 16:50 The Journey of Gavin-Divergence 25:20 Public-Private Partnerships in Art 34:17 Art Placement Ideas in Broad Ripple 36:28 Public and Private Partnerships for Art 45:39 Broad Ripple Weekend Activities 48:26 Hidden Gems and Future Visions

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On today’s show I brought my appetite and sat down with Stephanie Eppich Daily, founder of Send A Friend Lasagna, an Indianapolis-based lasagna delivery service.

We dive into Stephanie’s transition from a career in insurance and digital media marketing to becoming a culinary entrepreneur following a personal loss.

She now runs a successful lasagna delivery business rooted in the concept of healing and celebration through food.

We also cover her initial challenges, the impact of COVID-19 on business growth, and future plans, including expansion via Market Wagon and offering new products.

You are going to learn about: - Stephanie’s Career Change to Culinary Entrepreneur - Turning Passion Into Business - The Impact of Homemade Lasagna on People’s Lives

Thank you to our partners: Duke Homes Greek’s Pizzeria

Check out these great clips from the show: 01:15 Guest Introduction: Stephanie Eppich Daily, Send A Friend Lasagna 01:32 Stephanie's Journey to Lasagna Entrepreneurship 10:18 The First Big Break: Going on TV 12:52 Early Challenges and Growth 21:18 Navigating the Pandemic 25:38 Expanding Reach and Market Wagon Partnership 28:17 Achieving 500 Lasagnas: A Milestone 29:31 From 500 to 1000 Lasagnas: Rapid Growth 30:03 The Logistics of Lasagna Production 30:39 Advice for Aspiring Entrepreneurs 31:37 Reinvention and Recognition 32:54 Expanding the Menu: Breadsticks and More 35:56 Impact on Customers' Lives 37:17 Tasting Session: Nate, Cheyne and Robert Eat Lasagna 38:23 Cooking Tips and Secrets 41:35 Supporting Local and Future Plans

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On today’s show I sat down with Max Moore and Tyler Lingle, co-founders of Roots Realty Co., to discuss the exciting real estate market in Indiana.

Max, an experienced real estate agent, and Tyler, a former Teach for America history teacher, share their unique journeys into real estate and offer valuable insights into home buying, investing, and building wealth through property.

Our conversation highlights the value of mentorship, the significance of house hacking for young buyers, and unveils emerging hotspots in the Indiana real estate market.

You are going to learn about: - Max and Tyler’s Transitions into Real Estate - Insights into Home Buying and Investing - Indiana Hotspots for Real Estate

Thank you to our partners: NCW Roots Realty

Check out these great clips from the show: 01:13 Guest Introduction: Max Moore and Tyler Lingle, Roots Realty 03:34 Max's Journey from GNC to Real Estate 08:56 Tyler's Transition from Teaching to Real Estate 14:32 The Formation of Roots Realty Co. 21:37 Challenges and Successes in Real Estate 33:23 The Indianapolis Real Estate Market 40:28 Booming Small Towns Around Indianapolis 41:55 Opportunities in Central Indiana Real Estate 44:11 Placing Bets in the Indianapolis Real Estate Market 44:35 Safe and Risky Real Estate Bets 52:23 Advice for First-Time Home Buyers 01:01:10 Lightning Round: Quick Tips and Fun Stories

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On today’s show I sat down with Michelle Baxter, creator of Wandering Westfield, to discuss the evolution of her Instagram page from a pandemic hobby to a full-time career.

Michelle shares her journey from being a stay-at-home mom and legal video specialist to becoming a notable influencer in Westfield, Indiana.

Our conversation covers the marked growth and development of Westfield over the past decade, tips for content creation, and upcoming events like the LIV Golf Individual Championship.

We end with Michelle providing recommendations on must-visit spots in Westfield and discuss her experiences and advice for aspiring content creators.

You are going to learn about: - Michelle’s Instagram Account Evolution - Tips to Becoming a Content Creator - Westfield’s Boom with New Attractions, Events, and Restaurants

Thank you to our partners: Hope Plumbing JC Hart

Check out these great clips from the show: 01:07 Guest Introduction: Michelle Baxter, Wandering Westfield 02:13 Michelle's Journey to Full-Time Content Creation 02:56 Early Creative Endeavors and Video Production 06:42 The Birth of Wandering Westfield 10:20 Growth and Challenges of Content Creation 16:56 Collaborations and Milestones 28:47 Balancing Sponsored and Non-Sponsored Content 32:38 Westfield's Transformation Over the Years 34:49 Reflecting on Westfield's Growth 35:57 Downtown Westfield and Iconic Spots 37:08 Exciting Developments and Community Feedback 37:44 Upcoming Restaurants and Growth Areas 38:22 Grand Junction Plaza and Future Plans 39:41 Brave the Barricades Campaign 41:27 LIV Golf Comes to Westfield 44:59 Weekend Plans for LIV Golf Visitors 50:02 Viral Videos and Favorite Creations 54:18 Hidden Gems and Future Predictions

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On today’s show I sat down with Cory Martin, CEO of Mission Control, to explore the profound economic and social impact of associations and nonprofits in Indiana.

We discuss the historical significance of incentive-driven nonprofit relocations to Indianapolis, the differences between associations and traditional nonprofits, and the dynamic nature of nonprofit management work.

Our conversation also highlights the significance of hosting large association meetings in Indianapolis and the ripple effects these events can have on the local economy.

Tune in for insights into how associations contribute to economic development and the unique characteristics that make Indiana an attractive hub for nonprofit organizations.

You are going to learn about: - Economic and Social Impact of Associations and Nonprofits in Indiana - The Difference Between Associations and Traditional Nonprofits - Why Indiana Attracts Nonprofits

Thank you to our partners: Fire & Ice Keller & Keller

Check out these great clips from the show: 01:13 Guest Introduction: Cory Martin, Mission Control 01:34 Indiana's Nonprofit History and Association Meetings 11:16 The Role and Benefits of the Indiana State Police Alliance 19:50 The Impact of Association Meetings in Indianapolis 28:58 The Value of Associations in 2025 30:19 Why Indiana is Ideal for Associations and Nonprofits 34:09 Planning the Perfect Annual Meeting in Indianapolis 40:02 The Importance of Keynote Speakers and Unique Experiences 43:06 Hidden Gems and Local Recommendations 44:25 Advice for Aspiring Nonprofit Professionals

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On today’s show I had a backstage pass to meet the dynamic indie pop duo Greg Hewitt and Ian Illig, songwriters of Gregorian.

They share their journey from being long-time friends and collaborators to forming their band during the pandemic. They also played an acoustic performance of their song 'Sleep' and provided insight about the emotional and collaborative process of making music.

We also discuss the challenges and excitement of organizing live shows in Indiana, emphasizing the importance of local connections and venues.

The show wraps up with Greg and Ian sharing their favorite concert experiences and introducing their upcoming live show on Saturday, Aug. 9, at Turntable in Broad Ripple, also featuring local artists Sarah Grain and Jade Davidson.

You are going to learn about: - How Greg and Ian Started Gregorian During the Pandemic - The Importance of Collaboration in Creating Music - Challenges and Excitement of Organizing Live Shows

Thank you to our partners: ClusterTruck (Use code INDY) Red, White & Brauen Music Festival

Check out these great clips from the show: 01:19 Guest Introduction: Greg Hewitt and Ian Illig, Gregorian 02:23 Live Acoustic Performance 06:35 The Origin Story of Gregorian 09:15 Creating and Promoting Music 14:29 Upcoming Shows and Final Thoughts 20:55 Introducing Sarah Grain and Jade Davidson 21:22 Show Details and Sponsorship 22:07 Discussing the Experience of Listening to Own Music 24:00 Hidden Gem Concert Venues in Indiana 26:39 Favorite Concerts and Memorable Shows 31:02 Upcoming Show and Venue Details 32:16 Closing Remarks and Performance

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On today’s show I sat down with Chelsea Kopelman, the founder of Keeping Up in Carmel and Keeping Up Local, to discuss her fascinating journey from working at Eli Lilly to becoming a successful content creator.

Chelsea shares insights on building a life and community in Carmel, Indiana, and the importance of creating valuable, hyperlocal content.

She also shares tips for aspiring content creators, the growth of her affiliate network, and how she balances her passions for health, fitness, and faith with her career.

Whether you're a local business owner or an aspiring influencer, you'll find valuable takeaways on building a personal brand and community engagement.

You are going to learn about: - Chelsea’s Journey from Eli Lilly to Content Creator - Tips on Becoming a Content Creator  - How to Build Your Personal Brand

Thank you to our partners: Huse Culinary Hope Plumbing

Check out these great clips from the show: 01:20 Guest Introduction: Chelsea Kopelman, Keeping Up in Carmel 02:43 Chelsea's Journey to Carmel 04:28 Starting 'Keeping Up in Carmel' 07:16 Building a Community and Content Creation 14:14 Expanding the Brand: Keeping Up Local 28:48 Starting the Journey: Early Challenges and Team Formation 29:50 Expanding the Network: Growth and Community Engagement 30:58 Scaling Up: Infrastructure and Strategic Planning 33:02 Launching the Affiliate Program: Unexpected Success 36:28 Navigating the Creator Landscape: Challenges and Insights 39:21 Content Creation: Strategies and Inspirations 42:16 The Power of Community: Collaboration and Support 52:45 Reflections and Future Vision 57:27 Reflecting on Unique Ideas and Entrepreneurship 57:56 Balancing Content Creation and Business 58:20 Navigating Personal and Professional Growth 01:00:10 The Vision for Keeping Up Local 01:07:45 Advice to Younger Self 01:13:49 Challenges and Rewards of Content Creation 01:22:25 Hidden Gems and Final Thoughts

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On today’s show I left craving pizza. Why? My guest was Tommy Barrett, the mastermind behind the first Indianapolis Pizza Festival, dedicated to showcasing the best pizza across the Hoosier State.

Tommy shares his journey from starting a TikTok during the pandemic to support local businesses, to organizing a major food event at Monument Circle.

Our conversation dives into digital content creation and event planning, along with highlighting community engagement and promoting local culinary spots.

You are going to learn about: - Tommy’s Journey on TikTok - Indianapolis’ Inaugural Pizza Festival on Monument Circle - How Tommy Supports Local Business Through Food Reviews

Thank you to our partners: Pence Media Group Huse Culinary

Check out these great clips from the show: 02:03 Guest Introduction: Tommy Barrett 03:33 Tommy's Journey: From TikTok to Pizza Festival 07:02 Challenges and Rewards of Food Reviewing 08:13 Impact of Food Reviews on Local Businesses 24:24 The Concept of the Indianapolis Pizza Festival 29:17 A Spark of Inspiration 29:31 The Birth of a Festival 29:54 Overcoming Challenges 30:40 Building Excitement 31:54 Attracting Brands and Sponsors 34:10 Showcasing Local Talent 34:30 Event Highlights and Expectations 42:26 Pizza Festival Logistics 45:42 Lightning Round and Final Thoughts

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On today’s show I sat down with Ben Seal, founder of The Flatland, a fiercely independent ad agency based in Indianapolis.

We discuss Ben's journey from a farm in Pendleton, Indiana, to starting his own agency focused on exceptional storytelling and brand-building.

Ben shares insights on the Midwest work ethic, the importance of creative freedom, and what it takes to build memorable and effective brands.

Our conversation also delves into the nuances of social media marketing, influencer partnerships, and staying true to one's brand values.

You are going to learn about: - Ben’s Transition from Farming to Owning an Ad Agency - How to Build Your Brand - The Importance of Focusing on Craft over Profit

Thank you to our partners: NCW Warm Glow

Check out these great clips from the show: 01:16 Guest Introduction: Ben Seal, The Flatland 02:37 Ben's Journey into Advertising 03:57 The Flatland Philosophy 07:23 Early Career and First Job 10:54 Starting The Flatland 17:03 Client Relationships and Growth 21:57 Advertising Strategies and Campaigns 25:09 Iconic Advertising Campaigns 30:10 Working with Big Brands 31:18 Advice for Marketing Directors 32:27 The Emotional Side of Advertising 33:34 Engaging Your Audience from the Start 34:49 Aligning Marketing and Advertising 35:39 The Role of Social Media in Advertising 36:35 Consistency in Brand Messaging 39:21 Pride in Creative Work 40:48 Staying True to Your Vision 43:53 Advice for Young Entrepreneurs 44:58 Core Values in Business 46:52 Understanding Your Brand 54:17 The Power of Paid Media 56:10 Hidden Gems and Final Thoughts

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