The Primitive Podcast

The Primitive Podcast

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The Primitive Podcast episodes

  • #7 William Ware | Leaders Set the Tone
    What does a sense of community have anything to do with success?
    As the President of family-owned Amarillo National Bank, William Ware, knows first-hand that when you’re the “owner’s kid” community is earned, not given.
    Through his experiences stemming from the bottom of the banking totem pole, all the way to the top, he developed a sense of leadership principles that values ethics, history, and a great deal of respect for everyone around him.
    29 min
  • #6 Dave Marcinkowski | The Art of Letting Go
    Can you recall the number of times you've heard of business partnerships failing? One? Two? Too many to count?
    Dave Marcinkowski, CEO and partner of Madera Residential, has uncovered the secrets to a business partnership that yields unparalleled business growth and success, and you won't want to miss a thing.
    29 min
  • #5 Mayor for Ginger Nelson | Being a Connector
    Going from living in a small town to earning her law degree from Southern Methodist University has equipped Mayor Nelson with the ability to thrive when wearing a lot of different hats. But, as time has revealed, the panhandle has a way of calling proven individuals back to lead their communities, and Mayor Nelson is no exception.
    28 min
  • #4 Keith Bryant | Vison & Listening
    What happens when you take all the right steps from college into the corporate world and hate every minute of it? Keith Bryant, a West Texas native and 2019’s Superintendent of the Year understands the pain points associated with major life transitions but makes every step look like a natural progression. He leads as a vision caster believing education always needs to be evolving to serve the upcoming workforce.
    27 min
  • #3 Coach Steve Gomez | People Want to Be Challenged
    Have you found yourself with a degree that you aren’t using? You’re not alone.
    With a Bachelor’s of Science degree in Mathematics, Coach Steve Gomez didn’t necessarily envision a life where he would lead his Alma mater’s Lady Chaps to 10 consecutive NAIA Division 1 tournaments, but life has a funny way of working itself out that way.
    35 min
  • #2 Holly Duncan | Leading a non-profit
    When was the last time you spent 26 years in one place? How many mistakes, failures, and lessons would you learn? How many would you admit?
    Wife, mom, CEO, consultant and speaker, Holly Duncan, has been the powerhouse behind Lubbock’s nonprofit pregnancy medical center, Parkridge Pregnancy Center, for nearly three decades. And she has a lot of lessons to share.
    36 min
  • #1 Kirby Hocutt | Setting a Bold Vision
    Texas Tech’s Athletic Director, Kirby Hocutt, has been with the Red Raiders since 2011. Since then he has seen his fair share of wins and losses both on and off the field. However, with his current contract being extended to 2027, Hocutt has proven a capable and successful leader at Texas Tech and in the Lubbock community.
    40 min

About The Primitive Podcast

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The Primitive Podcast is a deep dive into leadership where the CEO and co-owner of Primitive, Kade Wilcox, breaks down the art of leadership, culture, building a brand, leading a team, and finding business success. With interviews from industry heavyweights and hometown heroes to brief and easy-to-digest concepts, The Primitive Podcast finds refreshing ways to infuse a little old school, West Texas charm into the digital world.