Stories with Soul

In this episode, Jamey sits down with Derrick Kinney - financial expert, podcast host of Good Money with Derrick Kinney, bestselling author of Good Money Revolution: How to Make More Money to Do More Good, and CEO of Good Money Framework. Derrick shares his wisdom on wealth and walks us through his inspirational journey to success, revealing the pivotal moments and lessons that transformed him from an inexperienced financial planner to a bestselling author and multi-millionaire known for giving away money and making a true impact.

In this inspiring episode of Stories with Soul, Jamey sits down with Red Sanders, the trailblazing founder of RED Productions. Red's journey began at the age of 12 when he launched his first successful business (hint: you may have hired him for a school dance or wedding back in the early 2000s.) From there, he cultivated an unwavering passion and an entrepreneurial drive, launching and transforming RED Productions into one of the most successful media production companies in North Texas. Tune in to hear Red’s remarkable journey and invaluable wisdom for anyone seeking to carve their path in creative entrepreneurship.

In this empowering episode of Stories with Soul, Jamey sits down with Rusty Reid, the accomplished and admired President and CEO of Higginbotham. Tune in to learn how he went from being a pre-med undergraduate student to becoming the president of an insurance company less than 10 years later. You’re sure to walk away from this episode inspired and equipped to lead with purpose and to make a positive mark on your community and colleagues. 

Jamey and Melissa sit down to hear the incredible story of a Fort Worth fashion power couple -  Bekah and Tyler Pollock. If you don’t already know about their wildly successful boutique on Camp Bowie, Hale House, or https://shophalehouse.com/, we’re pretty sure you’ll be a huge fan after this episode. Tune in to hear how these two have seamlessly blended entrepreneurship with family life and how their inspiring story continues to evolve. This episode offers a glimpse into what's next for this beloved brand, making it a must-listen for aspiring entrepreneurs, fashion enthusiasts, and anyone seeking inspiration in life and business!

Meet two of the Fort Worth coffee scene’s favorites: Mia Moss, owner of Black Coffee, and Katherine Morris, owner of Cherry Coffee Shop and Novel Coffee Roasters. These women are continually lifting up their communities while roasting and brewing some of North Texas’ best coffee. In this episode, you’ll hear their origin stories, take in wisdom about leadership, grasp the importance of rest, and leave feeling inspired to start something of your own. 

Join Jamey for an awe-inspiring interview with entrepreneurial husband and wife duo, Jennie (aka @the.little.bird) and Brad Neathery (co-founder of Oak & Eden Whiskey, JOJO Cookie Dough Whiskey, Modern Huntsman, and more.) This episode explores the power of being told “no” and why “The American Dream” isn’t quite as dreamy as it might seem. Listen now for a faith-filled tale of saying “yes” without the fear of being told “no.”

Oak & Eden Whiskey
Modern Huntsman
The Little Bird 

Sarah Castillo, the founder and managing partner of Taco Heads, Sidesaddle Saloon and Tinies, shares the story of her rapid rise within the Fort Worth culinary and entertainment scene, as well as her next adventure, a local tequila distillery she describes as her “end game.” Sarah has changed the hospitality game in Cowtown by leveraging an entrepreneurial spirit and an unsurpassed feel for creating a fun, unforgettable vibe. Born and raised in Fort Worth, Sarah has taken inspiration from various stops along her journey, including the Lower Rio Grande Valley, Austin, Aspen, New York City and Spain, culminating in an altogether unique approach that has helped to set her apart from her peers in the industry. On this episode, we learn how a Saturday morning tee time and some breakfast tacos led to an idea that would ultimately launch a culinary empire, with Sarah’s passion, exuberance and soul on full display.

Katie Brown launched the ranch water cocktail craze when her Lone River Ranch Water hit shelves in 2020. She shares with Jamey and his wife, Melissa—both big fans of the product—how the drink pays homage to her Far West Texas roots. Although some of Katie's story may sound like the brand was an overnight success, many years of research, development, and hard work went into the product before Lone River was acquired by Diageo. Don't miss Katie sharing the original legend that started it all.

Joe T. Garcia’s has been a Fort Worth institution since 1935. The family-owned Mexican restaurant has become an iconic eatery in Cowtown while serving only two dishes at dinner, thanks in very large part to delivering one of the very best outdoor dining experiences in the state of Texas. In this episode of ‘Stories with Soul,’ we caught up with the two oldest Lancarte brothers, Lanny and Joe, to discuss Joe T’s remarkable evolution from a tiny six-table diner, to a sprawling, nationally renowned venue that can accommodate over 1,300 guests simultaneously. From the restaurant's humble beginnings, with Jessie (known affectionately as Mamasuez), Joe T., and their youngest daughter, Hope, leading the way, to its rise to prominence under the leadership of Hope’s children, Jamey and the guys covered it all.

Leonard Firestone co-founded Firestone & Robertson Distilling Co with Troy Robertson which included two signature products, TX Whiskey and TX Bourbon. He shares with Jamey how they quickly scaled to become the largest American whiskey distillery west of the Mississippi and one of the biggest brands to come out of Fort Worth. After selling to a multinational wine and spirits company, Pernod Ricard, Leonard was asked to serve on a COVID-19 task force by former Mayor Betsy Price. He has since remained active in the community, serving on multiple boards and as a current Fort Worth City Council member.