Cassie Muffley has been one of the #Orlando defense industry's most recognized leaders when it comes to bringing ecosystems together.In this conversation, we talk about Orlando's defense industry and how she has helped other ecosystems, as well. What else? Here's a list:Her #opera training.Raising lambs in 4H.Women in #defense technology.Working with #veterans.Growing up in rural #Montana.

Cole NeSmith has been the ringleader behind a series of entertainment spectacles that have Orlando's creative scene buzzing.

He does this through his creative agencies and projects: The Memoir Agency and Creative City Project. Both are odes to an obsession with performing and entertaining that go back to his days in a rock band traveling the region in a van.

He said he felt inspired the first time he attended Cirque du Soleil's performance of "La Nouba" at Disney Springs.

Amy Wise has been in the marketing departments for a gaming company, minor league hockey and one of the Tampa Bay Lightning's Stanley Cup champions. However, her most fulfilling position might be ongoing now. Wise is in marketing with Special Olympics International.

In this episode, we learn what it was like being a local celebrity anchorman's daughter in Dayton, Ohio, the disappointment of being on staff at a going-out-of-business professional football franchise and how inspiring it is to be in her current position.

Tampa tech leader Raechel Canipe has dealt with misogyny in the tech industry and, as the creator of Women in Tech & Entrepreneurship, she has also heard stories from other women who have dealt with it. In this episode, we chat about the experience.

In addition, we also talk about why scuba diving has become her go-to getaway when she needs some space and how her mother played a role in that passion.

Atlanta startup advocate Jon Eggleton of Traktion Partners sits down to talk about his journey through multiple tech ecosystems and how he has navigated the tech landscape in his multiple decades immersed in it.

Jon Eggleton talks about how the new generation of entrepreneurs has a much lower barrier of entry than previous ones and they are taking advantage of it.

In this clip of a larger episode, Raechel Canipe of Women in Tech and Entrepreneurship talks about how her mother's influence and scuba diving have helped her on her way.