Brothers from other mothers. Matt’s childhood friend Bill Colson calls in to discuss the quarantine, their friendship, politics, alternative mind sets, and how they have been able to remain greats friends despite having very different opinions on all aspects of life.

Darin and Kim are pleased to welcome Ed Bellis to the show. Ed Bellis is a security industry veteran and expert and was once named Information Security Executive of the year. He founded Kenna Security to deliver a data-driven risk-based approach to remediation and help IT teams prioritize and thwart would-be security threats. Bellis is the former CISO of Orbitz and former Vice President, Corporate Information Security at Bank of America.

Kenna Security is a software-as-a-service Risk and Vulnerability Intelligence platform that accurately measures risk and prioritizes remediation efforts before an attacker can exploit an organization’s weaknesses. Kenna automates the correlation of vulnerability data, threat data, and 0-day data, analyzing security vulnerabilities against active Internet breaches so that InfoSec teams can prioritize remediations and report on their overall risk posture. For more information, visit kennasecurity.com.

Darin and Mike are joined by the President of City University of Seattle, Randy Frisch. Randy shares his experiences working in higher learning and how technology disruption is leading to an evolution in the field. Prior to working in education, Randy had stints at several news publications including the San Diego Business Journal, the San Diego-Union Tribune, and the Salt Lake Tribune, serving in roles ranging from General Manager, Chief Financial Officer, and VP of Operations and Information Technology.

Matt explores the importance of self care.

In this episode, we welcome comedian Mary Becquet and her multiple personalities to the pod as she shares what it's like to be a female comedian producing all female shows. It gets Koo Koo when Mary tells us a story about technology failing her at the worst possible time. Wesley reports on rumors that North Korea's Kim Jong Un refused to die because his sister was late assuming the throne. Last, we learn about Mary's passion for delicious sauces on her tacos.

In this Art of the Entrepreneur episode, Darin and Mike are pleased to welcome San Diego novelist, ghostwriter, and developmental editor, Dr. Amanda Martin. Amanda works with inexperienced authors to guide them through the publication process and help give their works the structure and direction needed to appeal to wide audiences. She shares how her love of reading during her youth morphed into a career as a professional editor and writer before discussing the pros and cons between of self-publishing.

Eric and Toni interview Antoinette Love Ransom about her interesting life story as a stylist, celebrity hostess, and TV producer. They also discuss first date expectations, nice guys vs. successful guys, and first-time bedroom experiences.  

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Matt discusses the affects conspiracy theories and alternative facts have on the mind.

Darin and Kim are joined by Matias Madou, co-founder and CTO of Secure Code Warrior. SCW provides a fully hands-on gamified experience with metrics, leaderboards and badging enabling developers to master secure coding in different development languages and frameworks. Matias has over a decade of hands-on software security experience. He is responsible for over a dozen patents and several papers have resulted from his research eventually leading to a hand full of commercial developed products. Find out more about Secure Code Warrior by visiting https://securecodewarrior.com/.

Shaun Cassidy returns to the show to join Darin and Mike in a discussion on digital transformation and how the impact of COVID-19 might accelerate that momentum further. Shaun is the founder of Cassidy Creative Solutions, a speaking, training, and consulting firm that helps professionals and organizations leverage social media, internet sales and marketing strategies through storytelling. He got his start working at Travelocity and beta-testing LinkedIn in the early days of e-commerce and social media.