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Episode #05 in this episode Jeremy externally processes the needed adjustments of the show. A shorter and nerdier stream of consciousness dump 28 minutes after wrapping the 6th episode in two days. Jeremy is sitting at the engraved table in The Roost in some nike shorts and his "Cool Mom" sweatshirt from the Blonde Robin. Reluctantly chipping away at some corn dogs. If you listen closely you can hear him forget you are listening. Good luck following along on this one....sheesh.
Episode #04 Jeff and Amy are the owners of Kokosing River outfitters, guided hunts among friends. Featured on Cabelas TV, fully booked over a year out with a waiting list of 50 hunters trying to get a spot on the schedule. We talk about our initial clarity meetings, pricing strategies and when things started to make sense for them. This is the first of two episodes with Jeff and Amy and I was lucky to spend more time with them.
#02 Danny Woods is a veteran filmmaker, father, and has traveled the world as a freelancer. We talk about crazy scenarios, and mistake we've made. This would be a great episode for those who just like a good story or want to get some context for this crazy industry.
#01 today is the day! This is our very first episode. Jeremy waxes nostalgia about failing out of broadcasting school and some of his silly startups. He also talks about the importance of finding the moment that drives you in your business and placing everything crummy in front of that moment. And what's the deal with mapping? How do you figure out what's next or even what's what? All good conversations if you are starting anything or stuck anywhere.
Here is a sneak peek at our intro Music for the Podcast. You'll hear some familiar voices that we hope to hear more of soon. Renaissance radio will be home to Strategic Curiosity and Problem solving. The topics and tone will vary but the commitment to moving forward will be the same. I hope you'll subscribe in advance and look for content coming soon.
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