Drew and I touch base at the 3D Wellness location in New Berlin, Wisconsin. Drew's energy and passion fuels the stoke in this episode, and I hope you enjoy!

Megan and I collaborate at the Garver Feed Mill with Ryan Schmid facilitating this episode (both the opportunity for the space in the Canvas Room as well as the introduction to Megan). We talk brainspotting, human design, gene keys, and reiki as modalities for purpose work. Enjoy!

Ryan and I sit down at the Garver Feed Mill in Madison where he currently has a gallery on display called: The Hope Collection. We discuss his background and serendipitous segue into creating art through photography.

Ryan's gallery at the Garver Feed Mill: https://garverevents.com/canvas/

Valhalla Art Collective: https://valhallaartcollective.com/

Sara and I sit down in the vault at Lake Ridge Bank in Madison, Wisconsin to chat through her experience with nursing and the ups and downs that go with it.

It's April First! Is there an episode? Do we discuss Dungeon Crawler Carl or is it a farce? Some say there's no way to be sure. Grab some nerd clusters and/or a sparkling water and buckle up for this one.

What did you like?

What did you loathe?

Feel free to pass along thoughts and feedback while I ponder themes for Season 2.

February 17, 2026

Mike and I sit down in historic South Park on Jay St to discuss his personal and professional change, and a his new venture of Cloudsplitter Financial Planning. We geek out on finance and I hope you enjoy listening as much as we enjoyed the conversation.

Show Notes:

Certified Financial Planner (CFP) as a baseline standard for a financial advisor

Forming an LLC and the process of starting off on one's own

Being comfortable with change and figuring things out for the first time

Mike's time as a real estate agent and segue into fatherhood and then financial planning

Professional burnout and desire for change post acquisition

Evaluating success and taking risks

Chase and I sit down at Travis' place for a rundown of his workplace injury and bouncing back from it.