The Burn Shop creates some of the coolest products we've seen, but the path to success wasn't a given.

Keith and Ivonne Wineinger, the husband and wife owners of The Burn Shop, talk with Logan Draper about the risks they've taken, the effort they've put into building a positive company culture, and how they use Instagram and Facebook to spread their story.

Make sure to follow The Burn Shop:

Instagram: @the_burn_shop

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/theburnshopwf/

Website: http://theburnshopwf.com/

We are super excited to announce and talk about a couple new things! We're producing a new podcast for the Wichita Falls Crime Stoppers called Falls Fugitive. It's a captivating podcast that we think you might enjoy. We also have a new theme song thanks to Sintax the Terrific. We're extremely grateful that he allowed us to use his song and...that he agreed to be a guest on the podcast soon!

You can find the Falls Fugitive podcast using any of the links below:

Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/fallsfugitive

Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/6WRgKTHsl6dwlqXxxy0Lcz?si=0kzRYyzRSImVxbJ6C6Iy4w

Stitcher: https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/designworks-group/falls-fugitive

Follow Sintax the Terrific and find his book using the links below

Instagram: @monsieurterrific

Book: www.indiegogo.com/projects/what-is-sport-sponsor-a-sportswriter-program

Thanks to a Facebook group, Jared is now a snake expert… which led us to talk about how you can utilize Facebook groups to build an invested community.

Eric Crosslin and Benjamin Remmert of That City Show stopped by to talk to Logan Draper about creating content for the city of Wichita Falls. In the episode, they talk about strategies they use to get people excited about events, how they encourage community involvement through the content they create, and how they use content to keep residents and visitors better informed about Wichita Falls.

Jay Burnam is one of the most creative people we know. Whether it's songwriting, comedy, or wordplay, Jay is a gifted creative who uses his talents to tell engaging stories that connect with people.

In this episode, Jay joined Logan Draper to talk about creating content, creativity, and being a three-time pun-off champion.

Make sure to go follow Jay on Instagram (@jabeurnam) to catch some of his puns, witticisms, music, and other content.

You can find some of Jay's music here: https://jayburnam.bandcamp.com/

And lastly, you can watch a stream of one of his pun-off battles here: https://www.facebook.com/LaZoomtours/videos/1097742127084119/

In this episode, Logan Draper and Jared Vann discuss the frailty of life by talking about the best/worst ways to die. Warning: If you want to get to the marketing portion of the podcast, skip ahead to 33:30, where we talk about obtrusive marketing, providing for people in order to market your business, and storytelling around your products or services.

Nichole Kirk is the founder of Dear Heart and Ruth + Esther. In this episode, Logan Draper and Nichole talk about how she started her businesses, the mission behind her businesses, and how she reinforces her mission through what she creates.

You can learn more about Dear Heart and Ruth + Esther at the places below:

| Dear Heart |

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/dearheartdesignsco/

Instagram: @dearheartco

Website: https://www.dearheartdesigns.com

| Ruth + Esther |

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ruthestherco/

Instagram: @ruthestherco

In this episode, we sat down with Carney Saupitty, Jr., the Cultural Specialist at the Comanche National Museum and Cultural Center to talk about the role storytelling plays in educating people about the history of the Comanche People.

You can learn more about the Comanche National Museum and Cultural Center at their website (http://www.comanchemuseum.com) or Facebook page (https://www.facebook.com/ComancheMuseum/)

In this episode, Logan Draper and Jared Vann talk about a particular, creepy Easter bunny that Jared recently came across, they reminisce about their experiences with breakaway pants, and they discuss what Dirk Nowitzki taught them about identity and marketing.

Alison Beck is the owner of Lily and Sparrow Design Co. In this episode, Alison talks about how her creativity led her to start her own business, having the boldness to follow your passions, and why she's moving to Kenya in August.

If you'd like to learn more about Alison's business, you can find Lily and Sparrow Design Co. at one of the places below:

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/lilyandsparrowdesign/

Instagram: @lilyandsparrowdesign

Website: https://www.lilyandsparrowdesign.com/

To learn more about what Alison will be doing in Kenya, visit https://www.lilyandsparrowdesign.com/kenya

And, if you are interested in supporting Alison's mission efforts, you can give directly here: https://bit.ly/2IcbX4j (select Alison B. Kenya in “Giving Type”)