Two shows. No pitch, no promo.
Conversations with people about what actually happened, not the version they'd give on a panel.
A new episode of each show every week, on YouTube, Roku, and Fire TV.
The Entrepreneur's Edge
Conversations with people who have built something. The why behind starting. The struggles nobody warned them about. What they wish someone had handed them on day one. And where they're trying to get to next.
No pitch. No promo. Just the entrepreneurial journey, honestly, with the hope you walk away both inspired and holding something you can use on Monday.
The Anatomy of Transformation
Two people digging into the real story of how someone became who they are. I'm less interested in the highlight reel than in the turning points. The moments of reckoning. The identity shifts. The quiet decisions that changed everything.
Nothing is being sold here. The goal is the kind of conversation that leaves you thinking differently about your own life.
Episodes
Coach, Marine, and lifelong servant leader Alonzo Cahoon on why your identity isn't what you do, how to spot the patterns running your life on autopilot, and the simple question that can change everything: who do you get to be today?
A career woman who became a wife, mother, and business owner almost overnight, Alissa Bickar shares why real transformation is a progression, not a single moment, and why showing your scars is what moves the needle.
From a poor kid with an investor's mindset to early retirement at 32, Jason McNamara on how every turning point came down to one thing: a decision.
Success strategist Barbara Daoust on resilience, identity, and becoming your future self before you feel ready.
After decades in darkness, Morry found his way back, and now helps others do the same. A wide-ranging conversation on perception, possibility, and why your understanding is always allowed to change.
From an apple farm in Germany to one of Asia's first coaching companies, Charlie Lang on timing, resilience, and the question that kept him going when he was down to his last three dollars.
Serial entrepreneur Jess Jorgensen runs multiple tech businesses from a 44-foot fifth wheel. A conversation on leaving corporate certainty, the discipline of remote work, and building a life around adventure days.
Turnaround specialist and author Mark Villareal on building culture, why confrontation is a benefit, and the single mothers whose leadership inspired decades of mentoring women.
Drum Talk TV founder Dan Shinder on out-reaching an entire industry with zero ad spend, why most marketing money is wasted, and the difference between loving your product and loving your mission.
Where to watch.
A new episode of each show every week. Both shows stream on YouTube, Roku, and Fire TV.
Want to be a guest on one of the shows?
I'm always looking for people with a real story and no interest in using it as a commercial. If that's you, tell me about it.