On this episode of the podcast we get to sit down and chat with Elif Ekin, owner of Bohemian Baklava and creator of the Divorcee Cafe. We get to find out her story. We talk about Elif's Turkish heritage, drank Turkish coffee,  found out what inspired her to start up Bohemia Baklava,  and talked about what inspired her to start up the Divorcee Cafe. We also of course find out what Elif loves about living in Utah and her favorite local Salt Lake City eating spots.

On this episode of the podcast we got to chat with local Salt Lake City musician, Clark Cannon. We find out his story. We talk about what got Clark interested in playing music, why he picked the bass guitar, bands that he currently plays with, bands that he has played with, and tips & suggestions to newbies that might want to get involved in the music scene. Clark also shares what he loves about living in Utah and of course some of his favorite local eating spots.

On this episode of the podcast we got to sit down with the founder of Humans of Salt Lake City, Mike Angelieri. We get to find out his story. We find out what motivated Mike to start Humans of Salt Lake City, obstacles he had to overcome when he started this project 6 years ago, his process of how he conducts the interviews, and Mike even shared some stories on the recording from some of the interesting people that he has had the opportunity to talk with.

On this episode of the podcast we got to sit down with the founder of Hammer Spring Distillers, JP Bernier. We find out his story. We find out what motivated him to start a distillery here in Utah, obstacles he has faced a long the way, the products he distills, and we even found out what inspired him to start making pancake syrup as well. We also of course get to talk about some of JP's favorite local eating spots and why he loves living here in Utah.

Folk Hogan is one of our favorite local bands so it was awesome to bring Moses & Canyon on this episode of the podcast and have them on to tell us all about their new album release, Behold. They also of course shared some funny band tour stories and everything else in between since the last time they have been on the podcast.

On this episode of the podcast we got to sit down with the founder of Social Axe Throwing, Brayden Floyd. We get to find out his story. We talk about what motivated him to open up Utah's very first social axe throwing, obstacles he faced & how he overcame them, social axe throwing competitions, and of course we find out just how dangerous this sport is. We also of course find out what Brayden loves about living in Utah and of course we talk about favorite local Salt Lake City eating spots.

On this episode of the podcast we got to sit down and chat with local Salt Lake City chef, Anny Sooksri. We find out her story. We get to talk about the history and inspiration behind opening the local Salt Lake City area restaurant; Tea Rose Diner, Chabaar, Beyond Thai, Siam Noodle Bar, and Fav Bistro. We also get to talk about her newest project and restaurant, Noodle Run.

On this episode of the podcast we sit down with local Salt Lake City recovering drug addict & former dealer, Cody Egbert. Cody shares his story. We talk about how Cody first got introduced to drugs and what life was like for him as a drug addict here in Salt Lake City. We also got to talk about what got him into dealing drugs, what made him want to get clean, advice he has for other drug addicts, the Facebook group – Never Give Up, and everything else in between.

About the Show: On this episode of the podcast we sit down and talk with a retired Salt Lake City police officer, Isaac Atencio. He shares his story. Isaac served for the SLCPD for 27 years and worked many different positions including vice, gang suppression, narcotics, motors squad, SWAT, and gang investigations. We talk about what life was like for him during those 27 years on the force, we also talk about his thoughts on marijuana legalization, what we can do as parents if we suspect our own kids are involved in gang activity, and everything else in between.

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On this episode of the podcast we got to sit down and chat with Jeff Miller, General Manager of Mark Miller Subaru. We get to find out his story. We also get into the history of Mark Miller, the early days of car dealerships here in Salt Lake City, and why being active in the local community is important them them.  We also get to find out what motivates Jeff, obstacles he faced in the beginning, what he loves about living in Utah, and of course even some of his favorite local eating spots.