Technically Speaking

Technically Speaking

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Technically Speaking episodes

  • Episode 36 - Ryan Guth
    Welcome back to Technically Speaking! The podcast where we talk business, leadership, culture and what it really takes to build something that lasts. This week, we sat down with Ryan Guth from Alexander & Bebout in Van Wert to talk working for a fmail yowned company, the main things clients value outside of price and some leadership lessons learned. 

    We also had plenty of laughs along the way. Remember, impact isn't measure by how many people hear you, it's measured by how many people you move.
    45 min
  • Episode 3 - Ryan Guth
    Welcome back to Technically Speaking! The podcast where we talk business, leadership, culture and what it really takes to build something that lasts. This week, we sat down with Ryan Guth from Alexander & Bebout in Van Wert to talk working for a fmail yowned company, the main things clients value outside of price and some leadership lessons learned. 

    We also had plenty of laughs along the way. Remember, impact isn't measure by how many people hear you, it's measured by how many people you move.
    45 min
  • Episode 35 - Andy Kohls & Evan Nieto
    Welcome back to Technically Speaking! Where the roofs are flat and the conversations are anything but. This week, Andy Kohls and Evan Nieto from WoofBoom Radio to share some exciting news about upcoming downtown events. Plus, we talked owning your values, St. Jude's Radio-A-Thon and the Frog Concert Vault. 

    So, grab your coffee, tighten your tool belt and let's get to work. 

    Impact isn't measured by how many people hear you, it's measured by how many people you move.
    1 hr 15 min
  • Episode 34 - Rob Brunswick & Taylor Uhlenhake
    Welcome back to Technically Speaking! Your weekly punchlist for leadership, laughs and life lessons. This week, Brian and Tony caught up with Rob Brunswick and Taylor uhlenhake from Four-U Office Supplies. We talked the dynamic of working with family, what makes Four-U different from competitors and how to build trust with someone you just met. 

    Make sure you tune in next week for more leadership insights and laughs. This is Technically Speaking. So, grab your coffee, tighten your tool belt and let's get to work.
    1 hr 10 min
  • Episode 33 - Jolene Siebeneck
    Welcome back to Technically Speaking, your weekly punchlist for leadership, business and a few laughs along the way. This week we talked with Jolene Siebeneck, Owner and Founder of Pawprints. We talked expansion, how pawprints came to be and grooming best practices for pet owners. 

    Make sure you tune in next week for the newest episode and even more laughs. This is Technically Speaking. So grab your coffee, tighten your tool belt and let's get to work!
    59 min
  • Episode 32 - Amy Wiechart-Bayliff
    Welcome back to Technically Speaking, your weekly punch list for leadership, business and a few laughs along the way. This week we got to sit down with Amy Wiechart-Bayliff from Crime Victime services to talk impact, community outreach, leadership and of course had a few laughs along the way. 

    This is Technically Speaking. Your home for business, leadership, culture and what it really takes to build something that lasts. Make sure to tune in next week for our next guest and even more laughs!
    1 hr 4 min
  • Episode 31 - Brandon Dues & Ruben Noriega
    Welcome back to Technically Speaking where the roofs are flat and the conversations are anything but. This week we gave two of our commercial roofing foremen Brandon Dues and Reuben Noriega the day off to reflect on the biggest differences between residential and commercial roofing, how they earn respect from their crews and we called a couple of crew members to find out what makes them good foremen. 

    Make sure you you tune in next week for the newest episode and even more laughs and remember, great teams aren't built on talent alone. They're built on trust, standard and the willingness to do the hardwork when no one is watching. 

    This is Technically Speaking. So grab your coffee, tighten your tool belt and let's get to work!
    1 hr 15 min
  • Episode 30 - Dan & Kerri Motter
    Welcome back to Technically Speaking, your weekly punch list for leadership, business and a few laughs along the way. This week, we caught up with Dan & Kerri Motter - Owners or Motteriffic Music & Photobooth. We learned why they started, what it really means to create an experience and of course had some laughs with a few rapid fire questions. 

    Make sure you tune in next week for the newest episode and even more laughs. This is Technically Speaking. So, grab your coffee, tighten your tool belt and let's get to work!
    57 min
  • Episode 29 - Bruce Sneary
    Welcome back to Technically Speaking, your home for laughs, leadership and community. This week we caught up with Bruce Sneary, Regional Manager at Perry PROTech, Founder of Sneary Leadership Group and Author. We talked culture, accountability and why doing the right thing when no one is watching is important. Don't worry, there's plenty of laughs involved too. 

    make sure you tune in next week for the newest episode and more leadership insights. This is Technically Speaking. So, grab your coffee, tighten your tool belt and let's get to work!
    1 hr 32 min
  • Episode 28 - Bill Wourms & Luke Dodds
    Welcome back to Technically Speaking, where the roofs are flat and the conversations are anything but. This weeks' episode is a little more like a round table and less like an interview. We got the chance to catch up with Bill Wourms and Luke Dodds. Tune in for why culture is so important, what they've learned the hard way in marketing and a few laughs along the way. 

    This is Technically Speaking. So grab your coffee, tighten your tool belt and let's get to work!
    1 hr 17 min

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Welcome to Technically Speaking where the Roof's are flat and the conversations are anything but.. Hosted by Tony Wourms and Brian Lybarger, 2 roofing guys who somehow convinced people they should…