On this episode of the podcast we get to sit down with local Salt Lake City marketing mogul and keynote speaker, Krystal Guerra. We get to find out her story. She shares what it was like growing up on a farm in Utah as a minority, the story of Guerra Farms, how she got involved with marketing and what lead her eventually to start up Guerra Media. We also of course get to talk about what Krystal loves about living in Utah and her favorite local eating spots.

On this episode of the podcast we get to sit down and chat with local Salt Lake City beekeeper, Christopher Nelson. Christopher shares his story. We get to find out what got him interested in becoming a beekeeper, how he got started, how you can get started if you want to become a beekeeper, what it’s like beekeeping in Utah, obstacles he has had to overcome, and what every day life is for him beekeeping. We also find out what inspired him to start making soaps and about the downtown Farmers Market.

On this episode of the podcast we get to sit down with co-founder & executive director of the Wasatch Mountain Film Festival, Stuart Derman. Stuart shares his story. We get to find out what brought Stuart to Utah, what inspired him to start the film festival, how people submit films for the festival, obstacles he has had to overcome, and of course where he sees the film festival in the next couple of years.

On this episode of the podcast we got to sit down with local Salt Lake City children's author, Wendy Bradshaw. We get the chance to find out her story. We find out what got Wendy interested in becoming a singer, her opportunity to sing with Barry Mainilow, and we talk about her music CD that she released. We also get to talk about the children's books that she has written, what inspires her to write those, and all about an upcoming book release.

On this episode of the podcast we get to sit down with local entrepreneur, Jordan Hemsley. We get to find out her story. We find out about the upcoming Break Out Women's Summit that she is putting on at the Salt Palace. We get to talk about the importance of hiring a coach, how to find a coach, and we find out what it's been like to try to put on a conference in Salt Lake City. We find out about the obstacles that she has faced putting on a conference and speakers you can hear speak at the conference.

On this episode of the podcast we get to sit down and talk with Joel Goodwillie from Mountain West Hard Cider. We get to find out his story. We find out how Joel got into winemaking and how that lead him to team up with Mountain West Hard Cider. We find out what a typical day looks like in the cider making business, obstacles they deal with being in Utah, how they come up with new flavors, and all about their amazing branding.

On this episode of the podcast we get to sit down with local paranormal investigator and author, Jennifer Jones. We get to find out her story. We find out what brought her to Utah, what got her interested in ghost hunting, about a book she wrote, some of her favorite ghost stories, and some of her favorite haunts here in Utah. Jennifer shares with us what she loves about living in Ogden and of course some of her favorite places to eat in Ogden.

On this episode of the podcast we get to sit down and chat with Bobby Glen James. We find out his story. We find out what brought him from Texas to Utah. We get to talk about and find out about Speak Up - Professional Speakers Studio and the workshops he runs. We talk about his podcast Biz4Good, how it started, how he met his co-host, what he loves about podcasting, and why everyone should start a podcast. We also talk about his book, 8 Wisdoms: The Greatest Adventure for the Search for Wisdom.

On this episode of the podcast we get to sit down with the founder of the Utah Cheese Awards, Steven Jerman. We get to find out his story. He shares with us what inspired him to start the Utah Cheese Awards and what the Utah Cheese Awards are all about. We also find out about a documentary he made, t-shirts he sold at Grateful Dead shows, and we even found out that he was the graphic designer behind The Downtown Salt Lake City Farmers Market log.

On this episode of the podcast we get to sit down and talk with Mike Hamill. We get to find out his story. We find out what brought Mike to Utah, why he loves living in Park City, what got him interested in writing poetry, his spoken word CD, what got him interested in acting, and how he landed the role of preacher in the movie Troll 2. We play two tracks from his album, A Father's Love Letters. The tracks we played are: A Year Gone By and I Want You to Know.