What happens when your job starts to define who you are?

In this episode of Mobile Podcast Trailer, we sit down with Joseph Gennaro, a Phoenix-based creative, to discuss identity, creativity, and the quiet pressure to be recognized only for what you do. At only 22 years old, he has worked with big-name brands like the Phoenix Suns, Arizona Cardinals and the Milwaukee Brewers. 

Joseph opens up about:

• Accidentally tying identity to profession
• The tension between creativity and expectations
• Navigating growth without losing yourself
• Why so many creatives struggle to slow down
• Learning to separate purpose from productivity

Follow on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/josephgennaro_/

Also Follow Here: https://www.instagram.com/insidenarrativemedia_/

This conversation is for business owners and creatives who feel stuck, burned out, or unsure who they are beyond their work — and are ready to rethink success.

🎙 Recorded inside the Mobile Podcast Trailer, a fully produced mobile podcast studio that comes to you.

📍 Phoenix, Arizona

👉 Want to share your story or start a professional podcast without building a studio?
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What separates average builders from the ones who truly last?

In this episode of Mobile Podcast Trailer, we sit down with Brad Leavitt to talk about craftsmanship, leadership, and why cutting corners always costs more in the long run — especially in construction and business.

Brad shares hard-earned lessons on:

• Why standards matter more than speed
• The danger of shortcuts in building and leadership
• How identity shapes the way you run your business
• Teaching teams to care about quality when no one is watching
• Building homes — and companies — that stand the test of time

This conversation isn’t about trends or hype. It’s about doing things right, even when it’s harder.

If you’re a builder, contractor, or business owner who wants to create work you’re proud of, this episode will hit home.

If you don't already follow Brad: 

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/aft_construction

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/bradleavitt/

Website: https://www.aftconstruction.com/

YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@aft_construction

🎙 Recorded inside the Mobile Podcast Trailer — a fully produced mobile podcast studio that comes directly to you.

📍 Phoenix, Arizona

👉 Want to start a professional podcast without building a studio?
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What does it really take to bet on yourself?

In this episode of Mobile Podcast Trailer, we sit down with Kable to talk about the mindset shift that happens when you stop building someone else’s dream and start owning your own path.

This conversation dives deep into:

The transition from idea to execution
Kable's book tells us that most legacies die by the fourth generation. This book shows you how to be the exception.
The Fourth Generation Formula reveals why wealth alone doesn’t last—and what actually does. Through real stories and practical frameworks, Kable Record breaks down the principles that make success transferable: identity, character, systems, struggle, and connection. This isn’t about leaving money behind. It’s about building people who can rebuild, adapt, and lead for generations.

Buy Kable's Book Here: https://a.co/d/bhYLYRx

Follow him on IG: https://www.instagram.com/kablerecord

The fear and responsibility that come with ownership
Why mindset matters more than talent
What creatives and entrepreneurs don’t realize before they go all-in
The identity shift that happens when work becomes personal

If you’re a business owner, creative, or entrepreneur questioning your next move — this episode will challenge how you think about success, risk, and self-belief.

🎙 Recorded inside the Mobile Podcast Trailer — a fully produced mobile podcast studio that comes directly to you.

📍 Phoenix, Arizona

👉 Thinking about starting a podcast or telling your story the right way?
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What happens when your work becomes your identity?

In this episode of Mobile Podcast Trailer, we sit down with Phoenix creative Tyler Whittier to talk about the pressure business owners and creatives face when success, work, and self-worth get tangled together.

So many entrepreneurs accidentally start believing they are their job — and it quietly leads to burnout, frustration, and losing sight of who they really are.

We dive into:

Why creatives struggle to separate identity from work

How entrepreneurship can consume your sense of self

The danger of tying self-worth to productivity

What it actually looks like to build a business without losing yourself

If you’re a business owner, creative, or entrepreneur who feels like work never turns off — this conversation will hit home.

Recorded inside the Mobile Podcast Trailer — a fully-produced mobile podcast studio that comes to you.

Follow Tyler: https://www.instagram.com/tylerjames.whittier/

📍 Phoenix, Arizona

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Thinking about starting a podcast but not sure where to begin? This video breaks down exactly how to launch the right way — without wasting money, overbuying gear, or burning out after a few episodes.

You’ll learn how to:

Choose a real purpose for your podcast (authority, leads, or community)

Keep your setup simple so you actually get started

Build a repeatable format that makes recording easier every time

Stay consistent without chasing perfection

Promote smarter by turning one episode into multiple pieces of content

If you’ve ever felt stuck, overwhelmed, or unsure where to start, this video is for you. Remember — hobby podcasts fade, but purpose podcasts grow.

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Tommy Hunter, Owner of Hunter Window Wash in Phoenix, Arizona, has one of the most followed window washing accounts on the planet. And today, we are diving into how he operates at such a high level. Check out this episode. 

If you live in Phoenix and you want your window washed by the best in the business, contact Tommy. 

https://www.hunterwindowwashaz.com/

https://www.instagram.com/hunterwindowwash/

Thomas Porter is a serial entrepreneur and one of the most creative people I know. He owns several companies in Central Phoenix and has one in Nashville; he really doesn't slow down. He does massive build-to-suit restaurant projects with Porter Barn Wood to serving coffee at The Coffee Builders. We talk about it all, how he builds and runs all of these different businesses and still has time for fun. 

If you are interested in seeing the businesses that Thomas has his hands in you can check them out below.

Porter Barn Wood

https://porterbarnwood.com/

https://www.instagram.com/porterbarnwood/

The Coffee Builders

https://thecoffeebuilders.com/

https://www.instagram.com/thecoffeebuilders/

New Wine Studios

https://ericuglum.com/

Our Block Co. 

https://ourblockco.com/

In this episode of the Mobile Podcast Trailer, Jesse talks with Ivan, the self-described planner at the husband-and-wife-owned Central Phoenix restaurant, Fàme Cafe. 

Fàme Cafe is a beloved breakfast, brunch, and lunch cafe known for its farm-to-table, scratch-made menu and casual, welcoming vibe. It’s especially popular for its creative breakfast dishes and relaxed weekend brunch scene. 

Located at 4700 N Central Ave, Phoenix, AZ 85012

The name Fàme (pronounced “fa-meh”) comes from a word meaning “hungry” in Italian and northern Spanish, reflecting Ivan and Maria's desire for guests to arrive hungry and leave happy. 
Ivan and Maria emphasize high-quality, wholesome ingredients from local farms and artisans.

Visit them online: https://famecafephx.com/

Follow Them on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/famecafephx/

Many people think they don't have time, or maybe they can't afford to take a risk on an idea that they have stirring in them. In this episode Matt and I discuss life and margin of time. Do we have the time or the energy to do anything. This is the first podcast episode. So it's not perfect. In time it will get better.