We need more people in the trades! Great visit with IBEW Local 649 Business Manager Ryan Mouser.

In this episode we visit with Dr. Isaac Whitten and Dr. Ellie Trombetta (briefly) to discuss running a true family business that offers a unique and holistic approach to health care. Learn more about their practice by visiting their website: https://www.firstclasschiropractic.com/

You may not be familiar with Challenge Unlimited, but they are doing very important work. Charlotte Hammond discusses the mission and vision of the organization. You won't want to miss Charlotte discussing the pros and cons of taking over a leadership position from someone that was in the seat for 40 plus years.

From water company career to owning a baseball training facility...Doug Booten inherited the love of baseball from his Dad and has carried that into a successful sports training facility. Visit https://643dp.com/ to learn more.

In this episode of Business Over Brew, photographer Tara Lee opens up about what truly shapes a meaningful creative career—mentorship, legacy, and capturing life as it really happens.

In this episode of Business Over Brew, we sit down with Kalli Erwin from Just Right Organizing to talk about organization, perspective, and why sometimes stepping back helps you realize the sky isn’t actually falling.

Kalli shares how organization isn’t just about tidy spaces—it’s about peace of mind, clarity, and getting started in the right direction without feeling overwhelmed. She also talks about her approach to working with clients, including flexible packages, in‑home consultations, and free initial consults to see if it’s the right fit.

If you’ve ever felt stressed by your space or unsure where to begin, this conversation is a great reminder that progress doesn’t have to be all‑or‑nothing.

Struggle and standards. Running a business usually comes with struggles, Chris and Blake discuss turning early struggles into success and a new model for the roofing business designed with the consumer in mind.

"If you're in business and you haven't thought about quitting and doing something different, you aren't doing it right." Learn local business secrets from Natalie Steinacher, owner of Teller Room 1925 and Strategic BJJ.