On this edition of the show, which was conducted via video for the SLACO conference, Michael and Travis begin by talking with Edgar Payano, entrepreneur support fellow at WePower and Tiffany Wesley, founder of Pure Vibes. Then, Matthew Homann, founder and CEO of meeting space Filament, describes his vision for "Thinksgiving." Finally, Darren Jackson of All Black Creatives, which connects, inspires, and empowers Black creatives.

The St. Louis Regional Data Alliance is building a shared data infrastructure to improve lives in the region. Paul Sorenson explains to Michael and Travis. Biogenerator's Charlie Bolten tells us about the exit of Canopy. Arch Grants executive director Emily Loshe-Busch on their new Growth Grant program. 

Presented by BioSTL. Chris Motley tells us about the pivots his company has made; originally called Better Weekdays, then The Whether, now it's Mentor Spaces. Then, the Early Adopter Grower Innovation Community gives farmers access to start-up technology. Quentin Rund, BioSTL's EAGIC Lead, and Blake Hurst of Hurst Greenery explain. Finally, Harry Campbell of The Rideshare Guy explains the rift between rideshare companies and their contractors.

Michael and Travis talk workforce development with Ben Johnson, BioSTL’s VP of Programs, and Freddie Wills, Harris Stowe State University's Assistant VP for STEM Initiatives. Byron Abrigg and Austin Smith started Mission Control, a platform for gathering and growing community through recreational e-sports. A conversation with Carolyn Kindle-Betz and Lee Broughton about St. Louis City SC.

Presented by BioSTL. A start-up is developing technology that puts a 3D hologram of a patient's heart over their chest for the surgeon to explore on the operating table. Dr. Jennifer Silva of SentiAR explains how they developed the idea in St. Louis with the help of BioGenerator. City Foundry developer Steve Smith gives us an update on the new, innovative attraction. Beard-winning chef Gerard Craft outlines challenges restaurants face during COVID.