KLLR Creatives

KLLR Creatives

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KLLR Creatives episodes

  • Henry Jerome Mendoza - Creative Expression "By Any Medium Necessary"
    Henry Jerome Mendoza is the owner and operator of Saint Anita, a modern hair cutting studio in Richardson, TX. The studio is also used as a home for Henry’s many other creative passions, be it pouring cocktails or candles. Henry uses his studio for personal and professional creative expression “by any medium necessary”. He spends his limited downtime obsessing over all things basketball with his son, Levi.
    55 min
  • Tommy Miller - From the Battlefield to the Brew-House
    On this episode of KLLR Creatives, we speak with Tommy Miller, a former Air Force firefighter turned beer-brewer and is based out of the Dallas/Fort Worth area.
    During his time in the Air Force, Tommy fell in love with beer as he was exposed to brews from around the world and eventually, learning to brew himself while living in Japan. After leaving the Air Force, Tommy became an Aircraft Rescue Firefighter as a contractor for the Department of Defense spending time in Afghanistan, Iraq, and an extended stay in Kuwait - all the while, continuing to spend his off-time exploring new cultures - and new beers.
    After some more globe-trotting and turning down a highly-classified position at Area 51, Tommy decided to dive into the world of beer professionally. Starting off cleaning and delivering kegs, Tommy quickly rose to the top of the Dallas brewing scene, most recently helping launch Rollertown Beerworks in Celina, TX.
    51 min
  • Stephen Olmon - Building 50 Businesses by 2050
    Stephen Olmon is a former strategy consultant and current serial entrepreneur. After excelling in the corporate world, he was head of sales for a healthcare analytics software company that was eventually acquired.
    That experience led him toward his own entrepreneurial journey to build companies by himself, with others, and for others.
    Check out www.stephenolmon.com to see what all Stephen is up to.
    49 min
  • Gary Buckner - Dream, Build, Repeat
    Gary Buckner, founder of Stash Design, grew up working trades with his dad. After college where he mastered in History and Business, he developed a penchant for "up-cycling" - reclaiming old materials and giving them new life, and new stories, by building with them.
    After a decade of building out a variety of restaurants, coffee shops, and offices, Stash is evolving to focus more on signature furniture and fixture collections as Buckner focuses on building his brand as a developer.
    Part artist, part tradesman, part businessman, this episode with Gary is one that you will not want to miss!
    1 hr
  • Tyler Watterson - Using Marketing with a Twist to Grow Soccer in the States
    Tyler Watterson is a founder and the CEO of Lone Star Republic, the world's greatest Richardson-based future professional soccer club. Born in Garland in 1990 before moving to Phoenix at the age of 10, Tyler returned to Dallas in August of 2015 and was immediately picked up by LSR off of the NTPSA Sunday league free agent list excel spreadsheet. LSR has come a long way from being the last-place team in all of NTPSA's six open divisions, but Tyler refuses to give up the dream of playing professionally before he peaks at the age of 43 and is then forced to medically retire. Tyler graduated from the University of Arizona in 2017 and lives and works in Richardson with his two newly adopted Australian shepherds, Koda and Starr.
    49 min
  • Paul Golangco - Telling Stories Through Images
    Every person has a story that has value and worth. It is that intrinsic worth that has driven Paul Golangco to be a visual storyteller as Paul Go Images since 2008. Paul Go Images strives to tell stories of beauty, joy, and hope regardless of if it's in the bush of east Africa, the hospital rooms of east Dallas, or in a commercial office building in between.
    42 min

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