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  • 68: Marty Rivers - Denton Market President, American National Bank & Trust
    Oct 23 2020

    Marty Rivers is the Denton Market President for American National Bank and Trust. He has been incredibly involved in the economic development of the downtown area for years. Many of Denton’s qualities that we love came about because of Marty’s work on the many boards and commissions he’s volunteered his time for over the years. He’s one of the best we’ve got.

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  • 67: Marcus Watson - Founder & Owner, Little Guys Movers
    Oct 14 2020
    Marcus Watson is an owner and founder of Little Guys moving company and Dan’s Silverleaf. He’s a fixture in the core of our city’s cultural scene, and in this episode, we talk about local business, culture, and some tall tales that are told about some fantastic Denton moments in history.
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  • 66: Nic Bagherpour - President, Denton Music and Arts Collaborative
    Oct 8 2020
    Nic was born and raised in Wichita Falls, but his family has deep roots in Denton. Music has been one of his lifelong passions, the viola being his first musical instrument. He then picked up the guitar in his early teens like almost every other dude in the country. He moved to Denton in 2004 on his 25th birthday, and part of what inspired him to move to Denton was the music scene and the fact that some of his favorite bands are from Denton. Nic co-founded DMAC with Andy Knapik and a handful of their friends and 35 Denton colleagues in 2017; the first meetings were potlucks at Nic’s house. He lives in north Denton with his wife and their three dogs Radha (aka “Baby Girl”), Annie (aka “Annie Banannie”), and Digby (aka “Doofus”). He is very well known for his ability to smoke a brisket.
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  • 65: Byrd Williams IV - Photographer
    Oct 2 2020

    Byrd Williams IV is a photographer and downtown Denton fixture. In this episode we get to chat about his deep photography roots tracing back 4 generations, the philosophy behind being a documentarian vs an artist, the Williams family collection at UNT, future projects, and much much more.

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  • 64: Aaron Powell - CEO & Founder, Bunch Bikes
    Sep 25 2020

    Aaron Powell is the CEO and founder of Bunch Bikes. In this conversation, we discuss how he developed the idea for the business, all the challenges he’s had to overcome, where he’s headed in the future, and much more. This episode is a great chat with one of Denton’s most unique entrepreneurs.

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  • 63: Kristen Kendrick Bigley - Director, The UNT CoLab
    Sep 18 2020

    Kristen Kendrick Bigley is the Director for The UNT CoLab space right here in downtown Denton just off the square at 207 N Elm. In this episode, we discuss the history of the building, the origins of the UNT CoLab idea, how they’re going to open, and what led her to the position. This conversation uncovers her deep, Denton roots and passion for promoting local vendors and artists.

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  • 62: Wren Baker - Vice President / Director of Athletics, University of North Texas
    Sep 10 2020
    Wren Baker is the Vice President & Director of Athletics at the University of North Texas. As one can imagine, he has been busy this Spring and Summer navigating and mitigating the current pandemic risks. In this conversation, we discuss how the Conference USA has decided to move ahead with a full football schedule this Fall, what the program means to the athletes, university, fans, and city of Denton.
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  • 61: Kimberly Thaggard - Assistant Principal, Denton High School
    Sep 4 2020
    Kimberly Thaggard is a fixture in the fabric of my social life. She’s in Aerial Club with my wife; she’s an assistant principal at Denton High School, she’s a Ph.D. Candidate at Texas Woman’s University and a great conversationalist. In this episode, we talk about how she got into public education, what the new Denton High School will look like, and the challenges of leading a team into the unknown of a pandemic.
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