Supergiantworld Podcast

Katie Collier is a super successful mom, chef, entrepreneur, and leader in the St. Louis Culinary World. NBD. 

For real though, I've known Katie a while and I've always been impressed with her execution of an idea, and it's ability to tie back to family/cause in a way that's real and heartfelt. We talked about that, and what's up with Katie's, frozen foods, long walks, and being able to adapt. Quick.

Follow @katiespizzaandpasta on IG and as of today (6/8) go to Katie's and eat pizza on the patio!!!

This episode is in collaboration with @jordanphoenixshow as part of our Coronacast series.

Ricky stays in music, plays a bunch of instruments, including guitar in Foxing, and nearly everything in his solo projects. We checked in with him, a touring musician, during an uncertain time to see how he's holding up and what's keeping him inspired/creative/optimistic and all of that. 

Ricky and I have been friends a minute, and I've always admired his kind and calm demeanor. It was so nice to check in on FaceTime and say what's up. Hope you enjoy this talk, and follow Ricky @enriquesampsonthethird on IG! 

This episode is in collaboration with @jordanphoenixshow as part of our Coronacast series.

Like we never left. Well, we didn't. How to stay creative during quarantine, tales from the curbside, keeping your cool with customer service, and HBO doing more than the government. It's week 3 of life under lockdown. 

A week later. Better energy. Bigger energy drinks. Adjusting to life on lockdown. A Supergiantworld x Jordan Phoenix Show social distance discussion.

A Supergiantworld x Jordan Phoenix Show social distance production.

I've known Alex a handful of years and I'm always impressed by his hustle. He created @mybomberjacket and carved out his own niche of the Instagram brand world and hasn't looked back. We talk about how he got started, his master plan, and Exhilarama at the Crestwood Mall. Follow him on IG @89primo. Note: this is a pre-COVID-19 episode.

Talking art and academia with Edo Rosenblith and Ryan Doyle. Since meeting Edo last Summer, I've been increasingly interested in Art as a profession, and Edo and Ryan are doing just that! Between creating, curating, and installing, turns out there's more than one way to make a living in their world, and this conversation explores that. I asked a bunch of questions and learned a lot - I hope you too! Follow @edorosenblith and @ryandoyle0 on Instagram to see more of their work and lives. And as always, thanks again for listening!

Jordan Bauer does a lot of things. He created @stlouisgram and @experiencebooklet, opened a juice shop with his wife, is a full-time graphic designer, and a freaking Dad! I've always enjoyed our conversations, generally about marketing and Instagram, and this one was no different. We talk about social media marketing now versus 5 years ago, and what 5 years in the future might look like, too. This one went long and got kinda deep! Follow @jordanbauer_ for more, and please rate/review the show on iTunes if you're enjoying it. Thanks for listening!

LLManny is powerful. She lifts weights and the women and men around her through her authentic, eye-opening lyrics about growing up and finding out who you really are. Her story is one of overcoming struggle and finding strength within, and I just love the time we get to spend together. This conversation was our longest yet, and I hope not her last time on the podcast. Check out her latest tracks "Unbothered" and "Pep Talk" on all streaming services, and come out April 24th to The Ready Room for her next show in St. Louis. Follow @supersaiyanmanny on Instagram for more. As always, appreciate you listening, and please rate/review on iTunes if you're vibing. THANKS!

Amanda Helman and Susan Logsdon are sisters and co-founders of Golden Gems, a gifts and goods store in St. Louis. Their motto, 'make cool shit, take no shit', aligns with their carefree and creative attitude, but also represents a radical energy of female empowerment and connecting community.

Today on the show we learn how they got their start on Golden Gem Road in Apopka, Florida making homemade craft videos, and what motivates them today in St. Louis as they look to grow their brand and business in town and around the country through a nationwide series of retailers.

We also talk about Olive Garden and their grandfather surviving a tiger attack.

Follow @shopgoldengems to learn more and check out their latest 'Stay Gold' collection with Stag Beer, which debuts Friday 2/28 @ Swap Shop by Stag Beer (4946 Southwest Ave.). As always, thanks for listening, and please rate and review the podcast if you dig it!