Ray’s guest this week is Chi’Lantro’s Jae Kim, the founder of the fast casual Korean barbecue mini-chain. Jae went on Shark Tank recently and landed a $600,000 investment from real estate mogul Barbara Corcoran. That’ll buy a lot of kim chi – and help open Jae’s fifth Austin location!

Jae shares his story with listeners about what it took to start up his unique Korean-Mexican fusion food truck in 2010 and his progress in the last 6 years.

Ray’s guest this week is Chi’Lantro’s Jae Kim, the founder of the fast casual Korean barbecue mini-chain. Jae went on Shark Tank recently and landed a $600,000 investment from real estate mogul Barbara Corcoran. That’ll buy a lot of kim chi – and help open Jae’s fifth Austin location!

Jae shares his story with listeners about what it took to start up his unique Korean-Mexican fusion food truck in 2010 and his progress in the last 6 years.

Ray’s guest this week is Chi’Lantro’s Jae Kim, the founder of the fast casual Korean barbecue mini-chain. Jae went on Shark Tank recently and landed a $600,000 investment from real estate mogul Barbara Corcoran. That’ll buy a lot of kim chi – and help open Jae’s fifth Austin location!

Jae shares his story with listeners about what it took to start up his unique Korean-Mexican fusion food truck in 2010 and his progress in the last 6 years.

This week one One Man Brand Radio, we explore the branding lessons of the 2016 election with some of our favorite folks from the realms of marketing, media, and business leadership, including Jeffrey Eisenberg, Dan Steinborn, Johnny Molson, Jeff Sexton, and Mike Slover...a bunch of smart guys tugging at the question: Did Trump win the election because he had the stronger brand?

Ray Seggern from One Man Brand Radio interviews Tim Miles and Ryan Patrick from the Funny Business podcast.

One Man Brand Radio Show host Ray Seggern interviewed Baby Greens founder Sharon Mays on his October 29th broadcast. Sharon and Ray, both “serial entrepreneurs,” talked about the nature of that beast: how not to internalize failure and instead persevere. They also had a robust conversation how to build strong culture as the leader of an organization. Sharon expressed a hope to take the Baby Greens concept even farther through franchising. She and Ray also discussed her first try with Baby Greens, what she learned through that attempt and how the new store improved because of the lessons learned.

One Man Brand Radio Show host Ray Seggern interviewed Baby Greens founder Sharon Mays on his October 29th broadcast. Sharon and Ray, both “serial entrepreneurs,” talked about the nature of that beast: how not to internalize failure and instead persevere. They also had a robust conversation how to build strong culture as the leader of an organization. Sharon expressed a hope to take the Baby Greens concept even farther through franchising. She and Ray also discussed her first try with Baby Greens, what she learned through that attempt and how the new store improved because of the lessons learned.

This week’s show features Sharon Mays, CEO of Baby Greens and Travis County Commissioner Gerald Dougherty whose TV ad for re-election exploded on every network this week! Revitalization and going viral are the themes for this edition of the One Man Brand Radio Show!

Ray Seggern's last day on the air at KUT back in 1994. This was his first job in radio from 1986 to 1994. The last six of those eight years, Ray was the broadcast anchor for the station's weekly broadcast of Austin City Council meetings. He anchored over 300 broadcasts during that time. This is the last one.

Oktoberfest Saturday

German Texas Heritage Society guest speaker Charles Locklin, Vice President.

Oktoberfest at the German Texas Heritage Society

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