In the episode I sit down with Woodchuck Willy so see where he started and how he became the Woodchuck of Waterford. 

In this podcast I sit down with Mike Buse of M. Buse Contractors and talk about how he went from working at the jail to taking care of people's lawns.

Eric Carlson and his wife own Artistic Piano in Waterford, WI. In this episode we hear about Eric's story. Eric started tuning pianos at a very young age and that ended up having a huge effect on his life. 

In this episode we talk to Josh about his story. Josh never set out to be a business owner but through some trauma in his life, it lead him to art. Josh was very depressed and needed help. His therapist suggested he try to paint to see if that could help him. It changed his life. He is able to let out his emotions and create beautiful works of art. He now sells his art online along with a clothing line. Josh owns the lifestyle brand Finna. 

In this episode we talk to Monte Cruz of Here and There Moving. Monte grew up in gangs out in California, it was a way of life for him. When he moved to Wisconsin as a kid, nothing changed. He was still in and out of trouble and in a gang. When he turned 19 he was sentenced to prison for an armed robbery. While in prison he was able to learn about a new way to live, a way without gangs or trouble. Through all of this he wanted to give back and help other people learn how to live a better life. He has owned multiple businesses, had failures and successes. 

In this episode we talk to Brandon Begotka of the Waterford Stillhouse. Brandon's story starts different than many Entrepreneur's, he did not set out to own a business. He set out to help his community in any way that was needed. Through helping the community he saw that Main St. needed to have more life brought into it. He was able to help bring life and joy to the downtown by opening up a Stillhouse, the first one in Racine County since prohibition.