Working Wealth Podcast

On this episode of the Working Wealth Podcast, Patrick Rogers sits down with Greenville business owner Colin Medlock, the man behind Lean Kitchen Company in the Upstate. Colin shares his entrepreneurial journey, the vision behind Lean Kitchen, and how building a business rooted in health and service impacts both his family and the community.

From starting a franchise to expanding into multiple Greenville locations, Colin’s story is a blueprint for resilience, growth, and purpose-driven entrepreneurship.

Patrick Rogers welcomes David Bass, COO of Daniel Builders, to talk about how a company rooted in quality and service built a stellar reputation across the Upstate. From navigating storm recovery projects to refining a proven customer-centric process, David discusses how he leads his team and keeps clients at the center of everything.

If you’re a homeowner, entrepreneur, or leader building a service-driven business, this episode is packed with insights.

Brad Rooks is more than a business owner—he’s a husband, father, faith leader, and the creator of an online community built around fitness and motivation. Patrick Rogers sits down with Brad to discuss his entrepreneurial journey, what it takes to scale a brand, and how faith and discipline shape his path forward.

If you’re a business owner or someone chasing personal growth, this episode is packed with insight and inspiration.

What’s it like to leave the corporate world behind, run a business with your spouse, and raise four kids—all at the same time? Patrick Rogers catches up with Ryland Rainsford to talk about that exact reality. From mentorship to impact-driven work, this episode is packed with authentic reflections on business, family, and purpose.

Wayne Clark, owner of Foothills Exterior Cleaning Services, joins Patrick for a real conversation about leaving the comfort of a corporate job to chase freedom and ownership. Hear how a weekend side hustle became a career—and how staying fit, raising four kids, and building resilience play into running a business.

In this episode of the Working Wealth Podcast, Patrick Rogers sits down with Penn Gaines, CEO and co-owner of Payfluence (Performance HCM), based in Greenville, South Carolina. They discuss Payfluence’s rapid growth, the culture Penn and his team have built, and what it takes to lead a successful business. Whether you’re an entrepreneur, a business leader, or just curious about company culture, this episode offers plenty of inspiration. To connect with Patrick, visit planwithpatrick.com or follow on Instagram at @smartprogvl. To connect with Penn and the Payfluence team visit payfluencehcm.com or call 8648671881.

In this episode of the Working Wealth Podcast, host Patrick Rogers reflects on the show’s journey over the past year and a half. He shares key insights from past conversations and previews what's ahead. Whether you’re a long-time listener or just joining us for the first time, this episode is a great chance to catch up, gain valuable takeaways, and get inspired for the road ahead.

To connect with Patrick, visit planwithpatrick.com or follow on Instagram at @smartprogvl.

This week, Patrick Rogers welcomes Cody Gingerich of Onward Physical Therapy. They talk about starting a business from scratch, keeping your health a priority, and what it really takes to build a meaningful life with your work. If you're grinding toward your goals, this one’s for you.

Patrick Rogers sits down with Smart Pro Financial advisor Josh to talk about career pivots, starting from humble beginnings, and the competitive camaraderie of working in finance. If you’ve ever wondered how someone goes from a ministry background to managing wealth, this one’s for you. To connect with Patrick, visit planwithpatrick.com or follow on Instagram at @smartprogvl. You can reach out to Josh at [email protected].

Patrick and Haley Rogers reunite on the Working Wealth Podcast to talk about the chaos and clarity of life changes—from expanding their family to facing the tricky “what now?” feeling that comes after hitting major money milestones. It’s real, funny, and packed with insight for anyone navigating change.