Nate Salgado explains podcasting, the highs and lows, creating a world of characters, and his lifting habits as he tries to shed that babyfat.

Eric Adams took his passion for welding and built his own trade school. Now Grand River Welding Institute serves 150 students per year.

We talk the fields we've played on, the mascots we've been, the teams we've had, and the legends that were on Burlington. Nile Thudium gives us all a good history lesson.

The roots of a youth wrestling program building strength and heart in our local kids. Matt Parn discusses it all and his past coaching youth and high school sports.

From class clown to chief of Police, Joel Dixon is searching for mentors in our community and helping Brookfield.

Andrea Switzer founded S.E.V. a non-profit who helps families dealing with cancer. She is a school board member, business owner, volunteers as a youth sports coach, and is a wife and mom. Listen to the full story of how selling some shirts has helped 800 families battling a horrible disease.

Being a teenage server in the food industry, high school, social media, and making fun of their parents Facebook albums.

This episode goes deep! We cover business, success, failure, volunteering, addiction, and recovery.

Overcoming fear, looking for guests, my kids are funny, and I'm weird. Thankfully Emmersyn comes through to save this episode.