All Podcast Episodes
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Lori Cox (Phoenix Arbor)
In this episode, Host Taylor Baker sits down with Lori Cox, founder of Phoenix Arbor, to explore how leaders especially women carrying heavy responsibilities at work and home can build sustainable resilience through personalized, science-backed well-being practices that reduce burnout and improve clarity. What You’ll Learn Lori’s story connects the emotional realities of entrepreneurship loneliness,
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Dr Julie Hanks (Wasatch Family Therapy)
In this episode, Host Taylor Baker sits down with Dr. Julie Hanks, owner and executive director of Wasatch Family Therapy and a longtime marriage and family therapy leader, to discuss what it takes to build a mission-driven mental health practice that scales while staying deeply human. Together, they explore sustainable growth through people-first leadership, trust-building
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Shane Walker (Qube Money)
In this episode, Host Taylor Baker sits down with Shane Walker, co-founder and CEO of Qube Money, to discuss why traditional budgeting tools often fail and how a “digital cash envelope” approach can help people (and couples) gain clarity, control, and peace with money before they spend it. What You’ll Learn Shane’s story highlights a
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Dan Deak (Home Halo Franchising)
In this episode, Host Taylor Baker sits down with Dan Deak, founder and CEO of Home Halo Franchising, to discuss how non-medical home care helps seniors and veterans age safely at home and what it takes to scale that mission through a growing franchise model while adapting to rapid shifts in technology and marketing. What
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Abyssinia Bizuneh (Captavate)
In this episode, Host Taylor Baker sits down with Abyssinia “Abby” Bizuneh, CEO of Captavate, to discuss how her team is using EEG-based biofeedback to help students build stronger attention habits especially teens navigating ADHD, distraction, and the constant pull of modern technology. What You’ll Learn Overall, this conversation highlights a thoughtful approach to building
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Chieng Moua (Neural Apps)
In this episode, Host Jessie Warner sits down with Chieng Moua, CEO and Head of Innovation at Neural Apps, to discuss how AI and automation can be made practical and affordable for mid-market and SMB organizations, and what it takes to apply these tools to real business outcomes across global markets. What You’ll Learn Throughout
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Paul Adams (Columbia Home Services)
In this episode, Host Jesse Warner sits down with Paul Adams, founder of Columbia Home Services, to discuss how he’s building an essential home services roll-up through rapid acquisition and what it really takes to integrate teams, modernize marketing, and scale a people-first service business in a changing tech landscape. What You’ll Learn Across the
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Rafael Eljou (EOS Worldwide)
In this episode, Host Steven Bunker interviews Raphael Eljou, an entrepreneur-turned EOS Implementer with EOS Worldwide, about how the Entrepreneurial Operating System (EOS) helps leadership teams clarify vision, build traction, and create healthier organizations and why “help first” is the most sustainable growth strategy. What You’ll Learn Raphael’s story underscores a common entrepreneurial arc: early
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Jonathan Reynolds (Mindful Life)
In this episode, Host Steven Bunker sits down with Jonathan Reynolds, CEO of Mindful Life, Mindful Work, to discuss how mindfulness can be translated into practical leadership and organizational growth. Their conversation explores building a trust-based brand, scaling a service-driven business, and creating a mindful ecosystem that supports both human development and business performance. What