Hannah Ohman is the owner of Rowan & Larch, a Montana floral design studio specializing in locally grown, seasonal flowers.In this episode of Mountain Mule Media, Hannah shares why she believes weddings should reflect the couple rather than the latest trends, how working with Montana-grown flowers creates a completely different experience, and what she's learned about creativity, parenting, homeschooling, and building a business that supports the life you want to live.It's a conversation about slowing down, embracing the seasons, and finding beauty in things that don't last forever.Learn more:Website: https://rowanandlarch.com/Instagram: @rowanandlarchflorals

Matt Wabshinak has been one of my closest friends for nearly twenty years.In 2022, a diving accident left him a C4 complete quadriplegic. Four years later, he's still chasing adventure, hunting, traveling, working out, and finding new ways to experience the outdoors.In this episode, we talk about his injury, recovery, adaptive technology, hunting, travel, friendship, and the perspective that comes from having your life change in an instant. We also recorded this conversation during Matt's first trip to Montana since his injury, where organizations across the state helped make experiences like adaptive mountain biking, fly fishing, and Yellowstone National Park possible.A special thank you to Warriors and Quiet Waters, Eagle Mount, Ability Montana, Mountain Mule, and Matts girlfriend Madison for helping make this incredible week possible.

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Jacobus Hollewijn is the owner of Gesundheit! Nutrition Center in Bozeman and host of the podcast Health in Focus with Jacobus.In this episode of Mountain Mule Media, Jacobus shares his journey from chef to nutrition educator, the lessons he learned from hosting more than 900 live radio shows, and why he believes education and personal responsibility play a critical role in long-term health.We discuss nutrition, supplements, podcasting, entrepreneurship, asking better questions, and what he's learned after spending more than three decades helping people navigate their health journeys.Learn more:https://bozemannutrition.com/https://healthinfocusnow.com/https://mountain-mule.com/

What makes a relationship actually last?In this episode of Mountain Mule Media, I sit down with Hannah Wilson, founder of Oh Hi Collective, to talk about communication, intimacy, authenticity, and why curiosity may be one of the most important relationship skills we can develop.We discuss modern dating, marriage, shame, mental health, social media, eye contact, vulnerability, and the changing landscape of relationships. Hannah also shares the story behind Oh Hi Collective and her mission to create spaces where difficult conversations become a little easier to have.Learn more:Oh Hi Collectiveohhicollective.com@ohhicollective

What makes someone trust a business?It's probably not a commercial.In this episode of Mountain Mule Media, I sit down with Ian White, co-founder of Bozeman Radon & Mold, to discuss much more than radon mitigation. We dive into podcasting, authenticity, education, long-form conversations, and why teaching people often creates stronger businesses than simply trying to sell them.Ian also shares how Bozeman Radon has grown from a small operation into an educational resource for homeowners across Montana, why they launched the Bozeman Builder Science Podcast, and what they've learned about creating meaningful conversations that genuinely help people.If you're a business owner, entrepreneur, podcast host, or simply someone interested in communication and building trust, there's something in this conversation for you.https://www.bozemanradon.com/https://mountain-mule.com/

In this episode of Mountain Mule Media, leadership coach and facilitator Emily Wolfe shares how better questions lead to better conversations, stronger teams, and more thoughtful leadership.We discuss facilitation, Clean Language, entrepreneurship, journalism, regenerative business, imposter syndrome, and why creating the right environment often matters more than having the right answer.If you're a business owner, leader, entrepreneur, or simply someone who wants to communicate more effectively, this conversation is full of practical insights that can change the way you think about leadership and relationships.https://www.emilystiflerwolfe.com/https://mountain-mule.com/

Elizabeth Kraus spent more than a decade investing in startups as a venture capitalist, but she eventually realized the biggest difference wasn't the money. It was the people.In this episode of Mountain Mule Media, Elizabeth shares what she learned from working with hundreds of entrepreneurs, why meaningful conversations matter more than small talk, and how she's now investing her time into helping Montana founders, nonprofit leaders, and changemakers think bigger.We also discuss entrepreneurship, mentorship, pricing, Montana's housing and childcare challenges, dating, uncertainty, and why building stronger communities starts with investing in people instead of simply investing capital.Whether you're an entrepreneur, business owner, or someone navigating a major life transition, this conversation is full of practical wisdom and thoughtful perspective.

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Rebecca Pearson is a depth psychologist, executive advisor, and founder of Yellowstone Wellness in Bozeman, Montana.In this episode of Mountain Mule Media, Rebecca shares how her lifelong relationship with horses shaped her understanding of trauma, leadership, and human behavior. We discuss mental health, why so many high-performing people still feel stuck, the limitations of the traditional therapy model, and why self-awareness may be one of the greatest investments you can make.Whether you're an entrepreneur, leader, or simply someone trying to better understand yourself, this conversation offers a thoughtful look at how our past influences our future and what it takes to create lasting change.https://www.rebeckapearson.com/https://mountain-mule.com/

Trent McMurtrey is an entrepreneur, former Marine and Army chaplain, and the founder of Battle Worn Legacy, an organization dedicated to serving veterans, first responders, and business leaders through faith, leadership, and community.In this episode of Mountain Mule Media, Trent shares the journey from building an international business to losing nearly everything during COVID. We talk about entrepreneurship, identity, purpose, marriage, military service, and why success means very little if it costs the people who matter most.We also dive into Battle Worn Legacy, its mission to serve veterans and first responders, and a new program designed to help entrepreneurs build stronger businesses without sacrificing their families along the way.Learn more:Website: https://battlewornlegacy.com/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/trent_mcmurtrey/https://mountain-mule.com/

Anders Schopp is a photographer, filmmaker, fly fishing guide, and hunting guide whose work focuses on telling authentic outdoor stories through powerful visuals. Anders shares how he's turning a passion for photography into a career, why the smallest details often tell the biggest stories, and how photography, videography, and filmmaking can create emotion that lasts long after the moment is over. We also dive into filming hunting adventures, outdoor storytelling, and the psychology behind images that people can't stop looking at.Learn more:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/andersschopp/Website: https://andersschopp.merlin-site.com/Mountain-mule.com