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In the last episode, Luke interviewed Alex and Yvette Valencia. We heard about Alex and Yvette’s life stories and how We Do Web came to be.

This week's conversation highlights We Do Web and what they're all about. The goal of this conversation between Alex and Luke is to help listeners like you understand if what We Do Web has to offer is something that would benefit you or someone you know.

Listen in to Luke and Alex’s conversation as they discuss who We Do Web is best suited to help, who they really aren’t good for, and why a law firm may or may not want to hire them.

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Our guests today are Alex and Yvette Valencia from We Do Web. 

Both went into banking in their early years where they began laying the groundwork for how they would manage and build their business today. 

When the 2008 financial crisis hit and they had their first child, Alex and Yvette were let go of their jobs. Alex would end up taking this time to be the primary caretaker of their first born and Yvette would start exploring how she should could use her skills in ways outside of banking.

The result was We Do Web Content. 

It’s become more common place for companies to talk about human connection. But some cynics, like me, wonder how real this is at times. In today’s episode, Luke, Alex, and Yvette talk about how a passion and drive for human connection really is at the heart of everything they do, overcoming the discomforts of networking, and what it is like to tag-team entrepreneurship.

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In the last episode, Luke interviewed Brooke Lively, President and Founder of Cathedral Capital. We heard about Brooke’s life story and how Cathedral Capital came to be.

This week's conversation highlights Cath Cap and what they're all about. The goal of this conversation between Brooke and Luke is to help listeners like you understand if what Brooke’s company has to offer is something that would benefit you or someone you know.

Listen in to Luke and Brooke’s conversation as they discuss who Cath Cap is best suited to help, who they really aren’t good for, and why a law firm may or may not want to hire them.

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Brooke Lively is President and Founder of Cathedral Capital. 

Brooke grew up in a family of entrepreneurs, soaking in the American dream of building something from scratch. Bored during her public education, she spent her last few years at boarding school.

Brooke started honing her skills as she ran departments at Nordstrom, worked for Ethel Kennedy, and helped her father scale his law firm.

In this episode, Brooke and Luke talk about what it’s like to be steeped in debt, waiting for a new credit card to do a cash advance to make payroll, being good with numbers despite not excelling in math classes, and why every good party involves champagne.

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In a time where politics has left many of us feeling frustrated, exasperated, and disappointed, we want to introduce you to a beautiful human who also happens to be a politician.

This week, Luke talks with Dan Ridenour, the mayor of Muncie, Indiana. 

Dan’s rise in politics started through the slow process of getting involved through city council meetings. 

He has immense care for the residents of Muncie. He wants things to be fair and works on changing rules and regulations to help level the playing field. With a background in banking, Dan has invested much of his life in helping educate and empower others to reach greater financial stability in their lives.

As we listen in to this conversation, I think you might be able to hear his genuine desire for fairness, a love of reading, and what it’s like to be mayor.

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In the last episode, Luke interviewed Susan Jones Knape, founder of A Case For Women. We heard about Susan’s life story and how A Case For Women came to be.

This week's conversation highlights A Case For Women and what they're all about. The goal of this conversation between Susan and Luke is to help listeners like you understand if what Susan’s company has to offer is something that would benefit you or someone you know.

Listen in to Luke and Susan’s conversation as they discuss who A Case For Women is best suited to help, who they really aren’t good for, and why a law firm may or may not want to hire them.

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From an early age, Susan was taking a stand. In high school, she was voted “most likely to be killed picking up beer cans on the side of the road” because of her drive to take care of the environment. 

Susan built an ad agency that she ran for years and later went on to build some of the most iconic lawyer marketing campaigns. Today, she runs a company she co-founded with her daughter, A Case for Women.

As we listen to her story, you might notice that there’s a thread in all of her work: she’s always taking a stand for something. For Susan, running a business is an outlet for affecting change in the world. 

Join Luke as we settle in for a journey of overcoming limiting expectations around gender, what retirement might look like for someone who has a never-ending pool of ideas, and discovering what it meant for validation to come fully from within.

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In the last episode, Luke interviewed Jason Hennessey, founder of Hennessey Digital. We heard about Jason's life story and how Hennessey Digital came to be.

This week's conversation highlights Hennessey Digital and what they're all about. The goal of this conversation between Jason and Luke is to help listeners like you understand if what Jason’s company has to offer is something that would benefit you or someone you know.

Listen in to Luke and Jason’s conversation as they discuss who Hennessey Digital is best suited to help, who they really aren’t good for, and why a law firm may or may not want to hire them.

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Jason grew up with a high value on hard work and family. His grandfather was a custodian and his grandmother made bathing suits. They were rich with love and family. A self-proclaimed, “hopelessly distracted C-student,” Jason cultivated a lot of independence growing up that guided him through his time in the military.

As a young student, Jason found himself selling blow pops around school. As his career began to form, Jason found his way into e-commerce, building a website for Vegas brides, which is where he began cultivating his love and passion for Search Engine Optimization, or SEO. 

In this episode, we’ll explore how Jason values vulnerability, whether or not you can marry someone you just met, and the joy of pulling pranks on loved ones.

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Join us for another break week episode with our host, Luke, and Lawful Good's producer, Kirsten Stock.

Luke and Kirsten highlight their favorite moments from each episode of Season One. And trust us, it was really hard to do.

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