The Potluck Society

This week at The Potluck Society we talk with Amy Jo Martin . Amy Jo is the author of New York Times best-seller, Renegades Write The Rules, and host of the Why Not Now? podcast. If you have thoughts about how to improve our program or stories that you believe deserve to be shared, I hope you'll drop us a note with your recommendations. You can send those emails to [email protected]!

This week at The Potluck Society we talk with Chad Pickard. Chad is the owner of Spoke-N-Sport Bikes and community champion for cyclists of all abilities. Chad talks about the freedom a bike offers and the way the bike community of the region serves and supports each other. If you have thoughts about how to improve our program or stories that you believe deserve to be shared, I hope you'll drop us a note with your recommendations. You can send those emails to [email protected]!

This week at The Potluck Society we talk with Ashley Rieck of Sioux Falls. Ashley is the Manager and Chief Maker at Unglued in downtown Sioux Falls. Ashley talks about her personal journey of creativity and community, as well as, the value of stubbornness and knowing when to throw things away or put them on the shelf. If you have thoughts about how to improve our program or stories that you believe deserve to be shared, I hope you'll drop us a note with your recommendations. You can send those

This week at The Potluck Society we talk to a manual laborer, a graffiti artist, and a community arts engagement specialist. What do they have in common? They're all the same person. We're so pleased to introduce you to our friend, Tyler Read of Rapid City. If you have thoughts about how to improve our program or stories that you believe deserve to be shared, I hope you'll drop us a note with your recommendations. You can send those emails to [email protected]!

Welcome to the Potluck Society! I'm your host, Hugh Weber, and I'm so glad to see you. In this week's episode, we talk with creative connector, Marshall Pollard of Washington, DC. Marshall talks about creating space for telling untold stories. I hope you'll enjoy! If you have thoughts about how to improve our program or stories that you believe deserve to be shared, I hope you'll drop us a note with your recommendations. You can send those emails to [email protected]!

Welcome to the Potluck Society! I'm your host, Hugh Weber, and I'm so glad to see you. In this week's episode, we talk with Inventor and Maker, Allie Weber of Sioux Falls. She talks about the creative ways she solves problems in her daily life. I hope you'll enjoy! If you have thoughts about how to improve our program or stories that you believe deserve to be shared, I hope you'll drop us a note with your recommendations. You can send those emails to [email protected]!

Welcome back to the Potluck Society! I'm your host, Hugh Weber, and I'm so glad to see you. In this week's episode, we talk with storyteller and designer, Steven Chaparro of Visioneering Studios. He talks about story, space and how our built environment can create change. I hope you'll enjoy! If you have thoughts about how to improve our program or stories that you believe deserve to be shared, I hope you'll drop us a note with your recommendations. You can send those emails to potluck@hughweber

Welcome back to the Potluck Society! I'm your host, Hugh Weber, and I'm so glad to see you. In this week's episode, we talk with actress and improv performer, Gail Matthius Wirth. A native of South Dakota, Gail has performed on theatre stages, TV, popular cartoons and even Saturday Night Live. She shares some thought on life through the lens of improv. I hope you'll enjoy! If you have thoughts about how to improve our program or stories that you believe deserve to be shared, I hope you'll drop

Welcome back to the Potluck Society! I'm your host, Hugh Weber, and I'm so glad you've joined us. In this week's episode, we meet Kylee Leonetti and Christian Jensen of Kylee and Christian Creative. Kylee and Christian Creative is a Minneapolis-based film & production company that recent completed production on a film titled, "The Potluck Society: An OTA Journey." In anticipation of its May 5th premiere, in Milbank, SD, we sit down to share the story of these incredible storytellers. I hope

Welcome back to the Potluck Society! I'm your host, Hugh Weber, and I'm so glad to see you. In this week's episode, an old friend from Greenville, South Carolina stops by. Geno Church, Creative Director at Brains on Fire, is known for his movements built on word-of-mouth marketing, but this week we take a conversational journey that's personal and profound in its search for greatness. I hope you'll enjoy! If you have thoughts about how to improve our program or stories that you believe deserve