Women’s soccer is growing at an unprecedented pace, yet many talented athletes still fall through the cracks between youth, college, and professional play. The system rewards short-term performance but often fails to support long-term development, wellbeing, and access.

In this episode of Invst Guru, host Jeff “fuzzy” Wenzel explores how TLH Reckoning is building a new model for women’s soccer that prioritizes people, community, and sustainable growth.

The conversation dives into the real challenges facing women’s sports today, including limited access to capital, broken development pathways, and the lack of infrastructure in non-metro and rural regions. You’ll hear how TLH Reckoning is addressing these gaps by creating a holistic ecosystem that supports athletes on and off the field.

This episode covers:

⚽ Why the traditional youth-to-college-to-pro pipeline leaves many players behind?

⚽ How community-based teams can unlock access and long-term loyalty?

⚽ The importance of player care, including mental health, workload management, and advocacy.

⚽ Why women’s sports represent a powerful investment opportunity, not a charity case?

⚽ How facilities, academies, and local partnerships drive sustainable growth?

⚽ What success looks like beyond wins, losses, and headlines?

This is a must-listen for anyone interested in women’s sports, impact-driven entrepreneurship, community ownership, or the future of athletic development.

Whether you are an investor, founder, athlete, parent, or fan, this episode offers a grounded and thoughtful look at how women’s soccer can be built differently and built better.

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In this episode of Invst Guru, host Jeff “fuzzy” Wenzel sits down with Ian D. McNeill, founder of Ingeni, to explore a bold vision for the future of personalized health.

Ingeni is building a platform that gives everyday people control over their health using AI, genetics, wearables, and smart recommendations gathered from real time data. Ian explains how his personal experiences with athletic training, glucose spikes, aging parents, and family health challenges shaped the mission behind Ingeni.

You’ll hear how Ingeni is working with major retailers and independent pharmacies to deliver a new kind of wellness experience, one that connects consumer data to personalized recommendations, supplements, in home tests, smart devices, and actionable insights.

This episode explores:

🔹 Why the healthcare system is broken and why consumers must take more control?

🔹 How AI models, genetic testing, and wearables create a 360 degree view of health?

🔹 Why major retailers want Ingeni as a new revenue source and engagement tool?

🔹 How Ingeni keeps user data private using a proprietary LLM and HIPAA compliant systems?

🔹 The challenges of scaling quickly when a retailer can add tens of thousands of users overnight.

🔹 How GLP 1 support, chronic care use cases, and family health are driving early adoption?

🔹 Why curated marketplaces and in home testing represent the next chapter in wellness?

Ian also shares how Ingeni plans to enter the insurance market, the KPIs investors should watch, and the role strategic fundraising plays in launching with their first major retail partner.

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This is a must listen episode for anyone interested in healthtech, AI, wellness, consumer health, chronic care, personalized insights, or digital retail innovation.

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This episode explores CyberGlobal’s approach to delivering cybersecurity services through a distributed model. You learn how the company pairs a central security operations structure with regional operators who manage customer relationships. We break down the market problem, the service framework, and the operational factors that shape this type of business.

The conversation also covers strengths and challenges, including execution demands, training needs, and competition in the security services market.

This episode is for listeners who want a clear look at a growing cybersecurity model and the factors that influence performance and scale.

This content is informational only. It is not investment advice. If CyberGlobal is engaged in fundraising, all official information appears on its designated Reg CF portal.

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Biotech is booming, but access to certified wet labs and affordable space remains one of the biggest barriers for early stage founders. In this episode of Invst Guru, host Jeff “fuzzy” Wenzel sits down with Dr. Anton Dormer, founder of Biolabshare, to explore how he is building a new kind of biotech incubator that blends real estate, innovation, community, and startup support into one ecosystem.

Born from Anton’s own entrepreneurial challenges, Biolabshare aims to give biotech innovators a place to work, live, collaborate, and scale. With a ground up lab development underway on family land in Huntsville, Alabama, Biolabshare is designed to serve as an affordable, full service launchpad for life science startups.

You’ll hear how Biolabshare focuses on:

🔬 Certified wet labs that meet NIH and BARDA standards.

🏢 A real estate model that includes co living for founders.

🧪 Incubator support for up to 20 companies working in biotech, diagnostics, and health AI.

🎓 University partnerships that bring trained interns into the ecosystem.

📈 Startup equity opportunities that generate long term investor returns.

🌱 Affordable access to lab space, equipment, and mentorship.

🏗️ A two phase construction roadmap designed for rapid expansion.

💰 A path to liquidity through company graduations, exits, and a future public listing.

Anton also shares the risks, regulatory challenges, and opportunities shaping the biotech industry today, plus how founders can accelerate discovery when they have the right ecosystem behind them.

Whether you're a biotech founder, real estate investor, student, or someone fascinated by how life science innovation actually happens, this episode gives you a ground level view into a powerful new model for building the future of health and technology.

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In this episode of Invst Guru, host Jeff “fuzzy” Wenzel sits down with Mel Sautter, co-founder of MVP Kids, to explore a powerful mission: helping parents and educators raise confident, emotionally intelligent, and character-driven children.

What began as a personal moment with Mel’s young daughter quickly evolved into a 10-year journey of developing books, curriculum, characters, and a soon-to-launch animated series designed to shape children from birth through age 12.

You’ll hear how MVP Kids created:

✨ A unique 16-character universe that represents diverse personalities and learning styles.

✨ A comprehensive “character Bible” built with child psychologists and educators.

✨ A zero-agenda approach focused on universal virtues, not political or religious narratives.

✨ A structured learning pathway that builds emotional intelligence, social skills, and resilience.

✨ An upcoming animated series created with storytelling legend John Semper.

✨ A global partnership network that unlocks streaming, licensing, merchandising, and distribution opportunities.

Mel also explains how MVP Kids protects its intellectual property, works with top animation studios, and builds trust with families in a digital world filled with overstimulation and hidden agendas.

For investors, Mel breaks down how children’s education brands generate revenue through international broadcasting, licensing, merchandise, curriculum, and character-driven ecosystems.

This episode is perfect for:

✔️ Parents.

✔️ Educators.

✔️ Investors.

✔️ Animators.

✔️ Anyone passionate about raising strong, empathetic, resilient kids.

If you want to understand how meaningful children’s content is created and why it matters, this conversation delivers clarity, heart, and real vision for the future.

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In this episode, we explore Tahiro, a cognitive wellness company working to bridge scientific research with consumer health products. We discuss the market forces shaping the brain health sector, the company’s use of nano-formulation techniques, and the challenges early-stage wellness brands face in standing out in a crowded field. We also review both the bullish and bearish factors observers often consider when evaluating emerging companies in this space.

This conversation is designed to offer context, not conclusions. We look at what the company reports publicly, how it frames its research, and where uncertainties remain, including the gap between preclinical data and human outcomes.

Disclaimer:

This episode is for informational and educational purposes only and is not investment advice or an offer to invest. Invst Guru does not recommend or endorse any securities. If Tahiro is conducting a Regulation Crowdfunding campaign, all investment activity must occur through the registered funding portal that hosts the offering, where official documents, risks, and disclosures are available.

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Cybercrime is growing at an unprecedented rate and small businesses have become the number one target. In this episode of Invst Guru, we take a deep dive into how modern cybercriminals operate, why their strategies are evolving faster than ever, and how Cyberglobal is fighting back with full scale protection and AI powered tools.

You will learn:

🔐 Why human error remains the biggest gap in cybersecurity ?

⚠️ The real scams happening right now including banking update fraud and email breaches.

🤖 How AI is being used by both cybercriminals and cybersecurity teams ?

🛡️ Why small and medium sized businesses can no longer ignore cybersecurity ?

🏢 How Cyberglobal supports businesses ranging from local offices to enterprise giants ?

📊 The growth strategy behind their franchise model and partnership network.

💸 Why the company chose community backed fundraising and how the capital fuels expansion?

🌍 The bold 2030 vision to reach 200 global locations and beyond.

This episode breaks down complex cybersecurity concepts into simple, relatable examples including home security analogies, real world cyber scam stories, and a behind the scenes look at Cyberglobal’s operations.

Whether you are a small business owner, an investor, or simply someone who wants to understand how to stay safe in a digital world, this conversation delivers clarity, insight and a powerful look into the future of cyber defense.

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In this episode of Invst Guru, host Jeff “fuzzy” Wenzel sits down with Brian Direen, the entrepreneurial force behind OGI Coffee, a company redefining how the world experiences cold coffee. From patented extraction techniques to world-first shelf-stable espresso minis, OGI Coffee is pioneering a new way to enjoy premium coffee anytime, anywhere.

Brian shares how his global business background, combined with a moment of travel frustration, inspired a product built for today’s fast-paced, customization-obsessed coffee culture. You’ll hear how OGI’s zero-additive espresso minis deliver fresh-brewed flavor for up to nine months, why younger generations prefer cold coffee, and how the brand is using TikTok Shop, influencers, and premium natural retail to scale rapidly.

We also dive into OGI’s equity crowdfunding strategy, their path to hitting $1M/month in revenue, and their long-term vision to build a $100M+ brand in one of the world’s fastest-growing beverage categories.

In This Episode:

• The invention of shelf-stable cold espresso minis

• Why cold coffee dominates for Gen Z and Millennials

• The powerful role of customization in modern coffee culture

• How OGI built scalable manufacturing from scratch

• The brand strategy behind minimalist, Instagram-ready packaging

• Equity crowdfunding and building investors into brand ambassadors

• Revenue targets, production capacity, and growth projections

If you care about CPG innovation, coffee trends, crowdfunding, or brand building, this episode delivers an energizing deep dive into a company brewing something truly new.

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