Baker Harrell had a turning point moment as an 11-year-old boy that changed his life and is now causing life change in homes, communities and organizations all across Texas. Check out our conversation with the founder & CEO of It's Time Texas.

#50 MOVE PEOPLE to Fitness

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Austins' Cord Shiflet lives at 100mph, selling houses, delivering relief supplies, leading a cavalcade of fools in costume to Las Vegas, loving his family and having a blast the whole time. We certainly don't endorse the advice he'd give to his 18 year old self, but we truly enjoyed talking to this one-of-a-kind Austin icon who helps make our town truly special.

#73: MOVE PEOPLE to MEANINGFUL ACTION

Calder Hendrickson is a long, tall Texan who is building a diverse technology company based on lessons learned on the pitching mound and in church. Check out his company that's making "magic sand" and hear about his plans to bring life-changing technology to hurting people around the world. 

#72 - MOVE PEOPLE to HYDRATION

Are you called to serve others? Do you find yourself defending your call to those you love? Do you find yourself irritated by the people you serve? MOVE PEOPLE Podcast founder Andrew Barlow has a plan for you to move from resentment to contentment as you fulfill your calling in life.

#71 MOVE PEOPLE from Resentment to Contentment

John Esparza comes from a long line of truckers, so he knows a thing or two about moving people (and all kinds of freight). This devout family man may be soft-spoken, but he's also a skilled leader with a Texas-sized work ethic and a devotion to serving others. You won't meet a nicer guy anywhere. 

#70: MOVE PEOPLE the Last Mile

As the Chief Executive Grocer at Austin's Wheatsville Co-Op, Dan Gillotte heads up an inspired group of partners and shareholders (what other grocery stores would call employees and customers) in the search for a more sustainable, meaningful way to shop and eat. From an accidental art school encounter with a cabbage to being surprised by a brand of hummus, his story is a great example of a person finding a meaningful way to make a real difference. 

#50 MOVE PEOPLE to Fitness

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