In this episode, Casey Rose of Endstate Commercial Partners breaks down what’s actually happening in Bozeman’s commercial real estate market. We talk multifamily oversupply, shifting vacancy rates, tenant versus landlord leverage, industrial demand, and how business owners can make smarter, data-driven real estate decisions in a fast-changing market.

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In this episode, Stephen Gill of Earthborn Nordic Saunas shares what separates true Finnish sauna design from modern shortcuts, why rock mass and ventilation matter, and how sauna culture creates real connection, not just heat. We also talk sustainability, local craftsmanship, and why sauna is as much about community as it is about recovery.Learn more about Earthborn Nordic Saunas at https://www.earthbornsauna.com/ourworkLearn more about Mountain Mule Media and Mountain Mule Transportation at https://mountain-mule.com/

In this episode, Foster Mobley shares lessons from nearly four decades of coaching executives and leadership teams. The conversation explores self-awareness, humility, identity, succession, and why the most effective leaders focus first on leading themselves before trying to lead others.To learn more about Foster Mobley and his work, visit https://fmgleading.com/Fosters Podcast: https://open.spotify.com/show/7htX6FTh9UyyL9EAgF10kX?si=4f8d25ab67d1417fFind his book here: https://www.amazon.com/Leadersh-Rethinking-True-Great-Leading/dp/0983529906To learn more about Mountain Mule Media and Mountain Mule Transportation, visit https://mountain-mule.com/

In this episode, Dr. Gene Tynes shares lessons from a lifetime of work as a dentist, mentor, and coach, including how adversity reshaped his path and clarified his purpose. The conversation explores alignment, gut instincts, mentorship, health, and what it really means to become antifragile through life’s challenges.To learn more about Gene’s work and The Antifragile Man, visit his website. https://www.genetough.com/Find his book on Spotify or here: https://www.amazon.com/Antifragile-Man-Tactical-Strength-Defies/dp/B0FMJ1J947To learn more about Mountain Mule Media and Mountain Mule Transportation, visit https://mountain-mule.com/

In this episode, Matt Ryan of the Bozeman Real Estate Group shares his story of moving his family back to Montana, rebuilding a business from scratch, and navigating the financial and emotional realities of entrepreneurship. The conversation covers money, faith, sobriety, psychology, and how asking better questions can change the way people experience real estate and life.Find Matt’s at https://www.instagram.com/mattryan.bozemanrealestate/or visit https://bozemanrealestate.group/about/team/matt-ryanTo learn more about Mountain Mule Media and Mountain Mule Transportation, visit https://mountain-mule.com/

In this episode, John Zirkle, Executive Director of the Warren Miller Performing Arts Center, shares how a small-town theater became a cultural hub for Big Sky. The conversation covers the center’s unique partnership with Lone Peak High School, its approach to programming extraordinary performances, and why access and affordability matter in the performing arts.To learn more about the Warren Miller Performing Arts Center, visit https://warrenmillerpac.org/To learn more about Mountain Mule Media and Mountain Mule Transportation, visit https://mountain-mule.com/

In this episode, Blythe Beaubien, founder of Bigger Fish Unlimited, joins the show to talk about public relations, storytelling, and building brands in hospitality, travel, and lifestyle industries. Blythe shares her journey from journalism and crisis communications with the Philadelphia 76ers to running her own agency in Montana, along with lessons learned along the way.To learn more about Bigger Fish Unlimited, visit https://biggerfishpr.com/To learn more about Mountain Mule visit https://mountain-mule.com/

In this episode of Mountain Mule Media, Dee Metrick, Executive Director of REACH, shares how the organization supports adults with developmental disabilities in Bozeman through housing, employment, transportation, and lifelong care. Dee also talks about leadership, community support, and how endurance running has shaped his approach to difficult seasons of work and life.To learn more about REACH, visit their website: https://www.reachinc.org/To learn more about Mountain Mule Transportation and Media, visit https://mountain-mule.com/

In this episode, I sit down with Bryant Sterczala from RMC, a Destination Management Company helping groups pull off corporate events across Big Sky and Bozeman. We talk about what it really takes to run events in a place with limited vendors, tight timelines, and big expectations, plus why Big Sky functions like “islands” and why planning transportation matters.Bryant also shares parts of his personal story, dance, building community through events, and what he learned going through cancer, including the perspective shift that came out the other side.To learn more about RMC, visit https://rmcdmc.com/To learn more about Mountain Mule, visit https://mountain-mule.com/

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In this episode, Zane Sigafoos joins the show to talk about leadership, company culture, and why growth often exposes deeper issues inside a business. Drawing from experience in both large corporate environments and smaller companies, Zane shares what he calls the human mechanics of execution and how clarity, trust, and alignment shape long-term success.To learn more about Zane’s work and Summit Spring Partners, visit https://summitspringpartners.com/To learn more about Mountain Mule Media and Mountain Mule Transportation, visit https://mountain-mule.com/