The Wolf Den

A soldier, a cop, and now he wants the keys to City Hall. Shawn Snow pulls up to the Den ahead of the Thibodaux mayoral race.

Shawn is an Army veteran and longtime law enforcement officer running for Mayor of Thibodaux. The boys get into what it really takes to run a city and why a guy who moved here from Alabama calls Thibodaux home.

The Wolf Den does not endorse any candidate.

From 20 years behind the salon chair to building a boutique on faith and family.

This week in the Den, we sit down with Leslie Terrebonne, owner of Bloom West Boutique. Leslie spent two decades as a licensed cosmetologist and salon owner before she "retired" and then went and started something new. We get into how Bloom West got its name (shoutout to her grandson Westin), what it takes to build a women's fashion brand in South Louisiana, running businesses alongside her husband Travis, and why she sees the boutique as a way to lift women up. If you've ever thought about starting over in a new industry, this one's for y'all.

He's 21 years old and closing industrial real estate deals most brokers twice his age can't touch.

This week in the den, the boys sit down with Caden LeBlanc, Vice President at ELIFIN Realty, the #1 commercial real estate brokerage in Louisiana by sales closed. Caden breaks down how he went from apprentice to VP before most people finish college, what it takes to cold call your way into million-dollar warehouse deals, and why the Houma-Terrebonne industrial market is hotter than people think. If you've ever wondered how commercial real estate actually works, or what a 21-year-old has to do to earn a seat at that table, this one's for you.

We sat down with Jace Dugas an expert on 3D printing!

On this episode of the Wolf Den Podcast, we sit down with Dale Tinsley, motivational lifestyle coach and owner of The Connect Podcast, for a powerful conversation about personal growth, discipline, purpose, and becoming the best version of yourself.

Dale shares his mission of helping men learn how to connect the mind, body, and spirit to create meaningful, lasting change in their lives.

We dive into what it really takes to find motivation, develop discipline, break unhealthy patterns, and build better habits that can improve every area of your life.

But Dale’s message comes from experience.He takes us through his own life journey and the experiences that ultimately led to what he describes as his awakening — a turning point that changed the way he viewed himself, his purpose, and the direction of his life. Dale explains how the lessons he learned along the way now fuel his passion for helping other men take control of their lives and start moving forward.Whether you're trying to improve your mindset, physical health, relationships, career, or simply feel like you've been stuck in the same place for too long, this conversation is about taking ownership, building better habits, and creating real change.

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Anybody can sell you peptides. Almost nobody can tell you what is actually in the vial.

Tyler Moreau has been using peptides for 15 years, back when the only people who knew the word were powerlifters and nobody was making money off it. Now every other week somebody new pops up selling this stuff out of a storefront with no idea what they are talking about. Tyler and Jacob came in the den to give y'all the whole thing from the inside: the companies that run out of a product and just peel the sticker off and re-label the vial, why nobody needs a license to sell any of it, what the FDA has quietly been doing about that, and the real difference between Ozempic, tirzepatide, and retatrutide broken down so a roughneck can follow it.

He builds Knowledge Pharmaceuticals with Megan, supplies supplement stores and med spas across the region, teaches peptide seminars, and still works a full schedule in oil and gas. This one gets deep in the weeds and then comes right back out. Bring a notepad.

DISCLAIMER: Everything discussed in this episode is opinion and for research and informational purposes only. Nothing here is medical advice, and nothing here is a recommendation to take any compound. Talk to a doctor and do your own research before you do anything.

🐺 Wolf Den Podcast | Travis Terrebonne – Building Gengatorz Power Systems After Hurricane IdaOn this episode of the Wolf Den Podcast, we sit down with entrepreneur Travis Terrebonne, owner of Gengatorz Power Systems, to talk about turning an idea born in the aftermath of Hurricane Ida into a growing Louisiana business. Gengatorz specializes in generator installation, service, maintenance, and backup power solutions for homes and businesses.Travis takes us through the story behind Gengatorz and what it really takes to turn an idea into something real. We discuss the challenges of starting a company, building a recognizable brand, advertising your business, finding customers, and creating momentum when you're starting from the ground up.

One of the biggest lessons from this conversation is simple: you have to take the first step. A great business idea doesn't mean much if it never leaves your head. Travis shares his perspective on taking action, learning along the way, betting on yourself, and doing the work necessary to turn an opportunity into a successful company.

We also dive into the importance of marketing and advertising, why having a great product or service isn't enough if nobody knows you exist, and how strong branding helped Gengatorz stand out in the generator industry.

Whether you're an entrepreneur, small business owner, aspiring business owner, or someone waiting for the right time to chase an idea, this episode is packed with lessons on business, marketing, perseverance, and taking action.

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Check out Gengatorz Power Systems: gengatorz.com

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They call her the Swamp Siren. 🐺🎙️

This week in the den, we sit down with Jenna Richard, the South Louisiana singer behind the debut album "Swamp Siren," out now on all streaming platforms. Raised in Morgan City in a family of musicians and storytellers, trained at NOCCA and UNO, tested on Bourbon Street, and sharpened by years on the wedding circuit with her fiancé in their duo Rich n' Love, Jenna tells us how she went from singing everybody else's songs to finally releasing her own. No auto-tune, no studio tricks, just that voice.

We get into Bourbon Street war stories, what it's like being in a band with the person you're about to marry, the real estate detour that proved music was the only path, and the making of Swamp Siren.

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Album + merch: https://jennarichardmusic.com
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Welcome back to The Wolf Den Podcast! 🐺🎙️

In this episode, we're joined by the team from Choppa Tactical, a premier custom firearms shop dedicated to delivering exceptional customer service and helping every customer build the perfect firearm setup for their individual needs.

We dive into what makes Choppa Tactical different from the big-box sporting goods stores, why personalized service matters, and how they work one-on-one with customers to identify the right platform, accessories, and configuration for their goals. We also discuss the growing importance of customization, building lasting relationships within the firearms community, and their experiences networking with industry leaders at the world-famous SHOT Show in Las Vegas.

Whether you're interested in entrepreneurship, customer service, small business success, or learning about the firearms industry, this episode offers an inside look at how a locally owned business is carving out a unique place in a competitive market.

⚠️ Educational Disclaimer:
This podcast is intended for educational and informational purposes only. The discussion focuses on business, customer service, entrepreneurship, and the firearms industry. Nothing in this episode should be interpreted as legal advice, safety instruction, or encouragement to misuse firearms. Always follow all applicable local, state, and federal laws, practice responsible firearm ownership, and seek proper training from qualified professionals.

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Chad Chatagnier spent years on the sales floor before betting on himself and opening Arrow Equipment and Repair. In this episode of The Wolf Den, co-host Duncan Martin sits down with Chad to talk about the jump from selling somebody else's product to owning the whole thing.

We get into what sales really teaches you, what it costs to go out on your own, why employee retention is harder than hiring, the real difference between local and corporate, and Chad's love for the 4-H program and what it does for the next generation.

If you are thinking about making the leap into business ownership, this one is for you.