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Evan, Nate, and Logan discuss Blue Origin sending a 90 year old to space, Apple exploring using AirPods to collect body temperature and posture data, and Spotify releasing features to allow podcasts to interact with their audiences.

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Ryan Foster is a Lexington, KY native who has become a very successful investor and owner of several Lexington bars and clubs. After graduating from the University of Kentucky, Ryan began a career in banking and then used his experience and insights from the bank to get started in real estate investing. He's since accumulated well over 100 residential units in the region as well as several well known commercial properties in downtown Lexington. In this conversation, we explored how he got to where he is today, his experience with the Lexington night life scene, and his outlook on the developments happening downtown.

DevelopLex is a new limited series diving into the ins & outs of real estate development and investing here in Lexington, Kentucky. This series will feature interviews with some of Lexington's most prominent real estate developers that have played a major role in building Lexington into what it is today.

Hosted by Weston Lockhart & Evan Knowles

This week, we sat down for a roundtable conversation on the topic of NFTs with Rex Wallace, Sam White, and Dean Christensen. Rex, Sam, and Dean all have extensive experience in the NFT space and have gotten in on some of the most prevalent projects in the space - specifically, the CoolCats project and incorporating that project in with an up and coming teenage Nascar driver, Jesse Love.

Our conversation covers some of the basics of NFTs, how Rex, Sam, and Dean got into the space, and why they see value in NFTs in general.

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Why is Nuclear Energy not dominating the conversation as we look towards a more climate-friendly future. In Part 1 of this 2 part series, Logan walks through the difference between nuclear fission and nuclear fusion.

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Logan, Nate, and Evan discuss Facebook’s major outage this week and Google/YouTube demonetizing climate change denial videos.

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Phil Greer is a high school coach turned massive Kentucky Real Estate Developer, as well as a scholarship football player for the University of Kentucky and former Tates Creek High School teacher & coach. After a few successful real estate deals, Greer dove head first into the restaurant industry by opening his first Shoney's, followed by a Fazoli’s, and his first Cheddar’s in ‘96 under the Greer Companies name. The Greer Companies developed and operated 45 Cheddar’s Casual Cafe Restaurants with operating revenues in excess of $200 million, and today they are working on two massive Lexington projects such as City Center & The Fountains at Palomar. 

DevelopLex is a new limited series diving into the ins & outs of real estate development and investing here in Lexington, Kentucky. This series will feature interviews with some of Lexington's most prominent real estate developers that have played a major role in building Lexington into what it is today.

Hosted by Weston Lockhart & Evan Knowles

Brian Moyer is the CEO of the Nashville Technology Council, a nonprofit dedicated to growing the Nashville technology ecosystem through connecting key players, uniting the state government and technology community, developing tech talent, and promoting the ecosystem as a whole. As a successful entrepreneur himself, Brian laid out what it took to get Nashville to where it is today, and the work they're doing to ensure the ecosystem continues to grow. We discuss Brian's background building startups in Nashville, how the NTC executes it's mission of growing the Nashville tech ecosystem, and what Kentucky & this region can learn from the work being done there.

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The new Ford battery plant outside of Elizabethtown has the potential to fundamentally transform the area. Evan explores the topic in this weekend's thoughts.

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Nate, Logan, and Evan discuss Ford's new battery plant outside of Elizabethtown, new Google search features, and TikTok getting into the NFT game.

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Chad Needham is a Lexington Real Estate Developer and had often been referred to as a staple of the North-side of Lexington. While on DevelopLex, Chad discusses his organic path from the corporate world into real estate investment and development, his niche of the North side of Lexington with the new “Greyline Station” in particular, and what he views as the next steps for Lexington. Chad’s most recent project, (Greyline Station) has quickly become one of Lexington’s most popular attractions and an integral part of the community. Chad discusses the the incredible new use of the 65,000 square foot building with a storied history that for almost 100 years was home to bus & transit companies in Lexington.

DevelopLex is a new limited series diving into the ins & outs of real estate development and investing here in Lexington, Kentucky. This series will feature interviews with some of Lexington's most prominent real estate developers that have played a major role in building Lexington into what it is today.

Hosted by Weston Lockhart & Evan Knowles