Aaron Sprinkle is an American record producer and musician that has produced over a dozen records with Tooth & Nail Records along with many solo projects. We could say he's been in the industry since he had his first walkman although officially started his career in the 90s as a teen. Born with a vision and passion for music, Sprinkle has amassed over 500k streams with over 100k listeners. Sprinkle is based in Seattle, WA and lives happily as a newlywed outside the city. We loved having you on the show, man. Thanks for tuning in to the Mark Howley Show. 

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What is now a 60 billion dollar public traded enterprise, Nick Howley takes us back thirty years to the origin of his success. Check out this exclusive interview with Nick, Mark's eldest brother, who is the Founder of Transdigm plus multiple traded companies on the New York Stock Exchange. What he describes as "dumb luck" and determination, learn how Nick's company outgrew the private marke. Investment strategies, charity, public trading on NYSE,  niche markets are just a few of the topics covered in this conversation. The Howley brother banter is not one to miss. 

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A TRUE STORY! We welcome Major Ed Pulido, US Army (Ret.) 19 year veteran who experienced a life changing event on August 17th, 2004. Major hit an Improvised Explosive Device (roadside bomb) that nearly took two limbs from his body. After losing his leg, going through the recovery, agony and trauma, he became a force of nature. His faith, family and love for his country pulled this man through what most of us could never imagine. The Founder of the John-Daly Major Ed Heart of a Lion Foundation, former Sr. VP, Co-Founding member, Ambassador for Folds of Honor Foundation and Co-Founder of Warriors for Freedom Foundation. He turned his life to serve, raise money and protect injured veterans and spread awareness of his story. He has a coffee line, a book and speaks across the nation. What a truly incredible story. This candid conversation will captivate you until the very end. Thanks for tuning in to The Mark Howley Show.

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Warning: you may be persuaded to adopt a furry friend at the end of this episode. Welcome Jim Keller, the owner of Homeward Pet: a no kill shelter located outside Seattle that focuses on pet adoption, behavioral therapy, fostering and charity. This organization is run by Jim and his wife. Both of whom left their long term careers, took massive pay cuts, to devote their lives to helping animals in need. In 1990, Homeward Pet was founded on the belief that every adoptable animal would eventually find a safe, caring home. "Euthanasia was – and continues to be – used only as a last resort to ease suffering from injury or illness. With this commitment to providing homeless animals without the pressure of a euthanasia deadline, we started small: just 350 cats and 20 dogs adopted this first year, many from foster homes." They have grown to adopt out nearly 2000 animals each year to their community, reduce animal surrender and have over 400 volunteers. We call these individuals Upstanders. People who devote their lives to upping the expectations in our society and how they participate in the world. Check out their website at homewardpet.org for information on their services. Enjoy!

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"A Recovery Story" is a segment of our show dedicated to individuals that have overcome their challenges with substance abuse and personal struggle. Today we welcome Janet Sanders who shares her incredible survival story from addiction, a traumatic childhood and intense inner turmoil. When we say people have put in their time, we are speaking of individuals like Janet. Through many many different modalities of healing she has become a light of wisdom and strength for others in recovery. "It's all about integration. It's about accepting what has happened... and then releasing it with love. I have total faith that all is in divine order." She voluntarily manages her local Twelve & Twelve meeting that she has been involved in for 27 years. In this episode, you'll hear Janet's heartbreaking experience but even more moving is her ability to take all of this struggle and turn it into pure gold. 

If you or a loved one are struggling with addiction, please visit https://alcoholicsanonymous.com/ to find a local AA chapter near you or call SAMHSA’s National Helpline 1-800-662-4357 (HELP). There are many resources and people who want to help you. Mark has been a sponsor for over 20 years. We warmly welcome anyone to reach out via our website page markhowleyshow.com if you are looking for guidance. 

"Sociallutions Media Group is an award-winning social-first creative production house located in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma." 

Founder and owners Josh and Zach Debolt of Sociallutions Management Group (SMG) offer marketing management, creative collaboration, website/ logo design, content creation, production studio, documentaries...what don't they do? Many of us are familiar with content struggle as business owners, side hustlers or influencers. SMG is a one stop shop for all things internet expression. Zach and Josh both share the same passion in capturing the story of their clients through creative, effective marketing. We got to really know the owners of this basement biz to full on successful operation. Like many of our guests, their success was driven by passion, ambition, and had nothing to do with their previous careers. We are thankful to have them in our corner.

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"From beginner to pro, Wine Folly is your #1 trusted resource for wine education."

Madeline Puckette is the chief design officer at Folly Enterprises and co-creator of Winefolly. A brilliant website designed to educate "beginners and beyond" about wine. Winefolly.com has debuted in  Food & Wine, Forbes, The New York Times and more. They have written two books that appeared on the NY Times bestseller list as well as won a James Beard Award. Madeline is passionate about good wine for all. She is not your average sommelier trying to push expensive bottles to wealthy clients. She had her epiphany during her sommelier training that motivated her to sell and teach good wine to any ol' wine drinker. Her success, like many great tales, started by getting laid off and hitting the bottom. Puckette is high energy go getter with a super power to get sh*t done. Get to know Madeline in this laid back interview. We loved having her enthusiasm on the show. Prefer to watch? Check out her interview on our Youtube channel, The Mark Howley Show.

Welcome to Season 2 of The Mark Howley Show! This episode is extra special. Mark is interviewed by his producer, editor, guest coordinator who also happens to be his eldest daughter. This episode is from the heart and dives into the family podcast dynamic as well as Mark's personal story and the making of the show! We hope you enjoy this episode as much as we enjoyed making it. 

Welcome to the second season of our podcast! We are excited for all the upcoming upgrades to the show. Share, like, and leave a review! We hope to reach more people, expand our audience and help guide a soul or two. 

This episode we had the honor of interviewing Woodinville’s Chamber of Commerce Executive Director, Kimberly Ellertson. If you have ever considered a career in project management, event planning, city planning ect. and are curious what to do with that–this episode is for you. Kimberly shares how she honed her skill to gain experience and success. She acknowledges the mentors and internships that aided her in her career evolution. Ellertson knew her skillset was in organizing large social events and the art of mingling. But at the start the grind was real. Ellertson shares a comical moment when she cried “real tears” in front of her first manager when they offered her the dream job full time position, but with a salary that was cry worthy. If that’s the most relatable early career post college story then what is? She has fought to make this career hers regardless of financial challenges and like many careers dealing with people, criticism. Listen to the full episode today! This guest is from our neck of woods. We appreciate all the hardwork Kim does for our growing community in Woodinville.