The Incado Podcast

From Little League to the Big Leagues

In this episode, I had the pleasure of reminiscing with Taylor Hill, a childhood friend with whom I played baseball. Taylor continued to refine his skills at Vanderbilt University, eventually reaching the pinnacle of his sport by making it to Major League Baseball (MLB).

We dive into Taylor's impressive 10+ year career in professional baseball, exploring the dedication and perseverance required to sustain such a long tenure in the sport. Taylor shares the motivations that kept him going, even when many others would have sought regular employment.

Resilience and Recovery

In this episode, I sit down with Ryan Heiob, a remarkable individual whose life journey spans from Detroit to the Virgin Islands. Ryan has experienced a diverse range of living and working environments. Our paths crossed at the Cellular Performance Institute, where we were both undergoing stem cell treatments.

Ryan and I delve into our shared experiences with injuries and the relentless determination required to overcome them. We discuss our personal philosophies on working hard to not allow constant pain to break our spirits, even during moments of doubt when recovery seemed unattainable.

Tune in to hear Ryan’s inspiring story of resilience, perseverance, and the unwavering spirit that fuels his journey. This episode is a powerful testament to the strength of the human spirit and the importance of never giving up.

A Non-Traditional Journey to Law

In this episode, I sit down with Spencer Lambert, an attorney and the owner of The Lambert Firm. Spencer shares his inspiring journey from his upbringing in the vibrant Nashville area to his non-traditional path to becoming an attorney. We delve into the experiences that shaped his career, the challenges he overcame, and the unique perspective he brings to the legal field while balancing his time between work and raising a family.

You all are in a for a treat today. I sit down with Blake Patterson and we go through his journey and get real about the trauma he has gone through and how he has persevered to get to where he is today. He has become very successful in the business world but the work he has done on himself internal is what I am most proud of.

On this episode, I sit down with Danene Winkler. She is one of the most connected people in Nashville and I am lucky to call her a friend. We talk through her fast track to where she is now and about some of the hardships she endured along the way.

On this episode, I sit down with Paul Balsom.  Paul takes us through his childhood, his years as “Big Paul”, health challenges, tradegy and how he overcame it all to become a time hacker and ultra-runner.

On today’s episode we sit down with Dustin Dowdy. Dustin wears multiple hats. Just to name a few, he is the president and CEO of multiple businesses. He is the president of the board for Empower Me Center. And his most distinguished title of all, he is “Chuck’s Dad”. Join us as we discuss all things on his journey from childhood to taking over the family business to his philosophy on life.

On this episode, I sit down with Sunny Bray. I thought we’d discuss a little bit of her history and discuss how she built her business but she’s opened up and took me on a ride through her childhood and self discovery. You will definitely enjoy her honesty and vulnerability.

A native of Erie, PA, Adam and his wife relocated to middle Tennessee in 2008 from Cleveland, OH. We start from his roots in a blue collar town to being apart of the renaissance of the banking industry back the to business owner and everything in between.

In this special two-for-one episode, Casey and Steven sit down with the mothers of this year's Steven Whitehouse and Friends Charity Golf Classic beneficiaries, Adalyn and Ainsley.

First, we talk to Georgia, Adalyn's mom, who shares the heart-wrenching story of Adalyn's cancer diagnosis at just 3 years old. Georgia recounts the surgeries, treatments, and challenges Adalyn has endured and the challenges their family of eight children has faced. She provides a touching insight into Adalyn's resilience and what it's like to parent a child battling cancer.

In the second half, we meet with Brooke, Ainsley's mom. Brooke discusses Ainsley's lifelong battle with seizures and cerebral palsy, her hemispherectomy at the age of four, and the hardships and triumphs along the way. She also shares heartwarming stories about Ainsley's role as a 10 year old big sister and explains how a service dog will significantly enhance her quality of life.

This episode offers a powerful look into the lives of two remarkable families, the strength of their children, and why we decided to make them this year’s beneficiaries. We hope you enjoy it as much as we did and that it compels you to take action to support these two amazing little girls and their families.