The Entrepreneur’s Studio
No matter how much you prepare, surprises are guaranteed when you run your own business. Who better to learn from than the people who have stood in your shoes? Success is not accident. Level up with the Entrepreneur’s Studio – an on-demand suite of lessons, tools and tips from entrepreneurs who have been there before, to help you to run and grow a better business.
Episodes
Why Great Employees Really Leave | Dick Finnegan
Employee turnover isn't just expensive, it's often preventable.In this episode of The Entrepreneur's Studio, Chris Allen sits down with employee retention expert Dick Finnegan to discuss why most organizations approach retention the wrong way. Drawing from decades of experience helping companies around the world reduce turnover, Dick explains why accountability starts with managers—
The Hidden Cost of How You Pay People | Nicole Armstrong
Pay isn't just a number on a paycheck. It's one of the clearest signals employees receive about how much their work is valued. Yet many organizations unknowingly rely on outdated compensation systems that create mistrust, increase turnover, and make hiring even more difficult.In this episode of The Entrepreneur's Studio, Chris Allen sits down with Nicole Armstrong, Founder & CEO
Family, Leadership, and Playing The Long Game | Mario Lopez
What if the secret to long-term success isn't working harder, but staying true to who you are? In Part Two of our conversation, Mario Lopez shares why the strongest careers are built on strong values. From family and leadership to authenticity and relationships, he explains how playing the long game has shaped both his personal life and professional success. Mario Lopez is an actor, televisio
Career Longevity and Building A Personal Brand | Mario Lopez
How do you build a career that lasts for decades instead of chasing your next success?Most people know Mario Lopez as A.C. Slater from Saved by the Bell, but that role was only the beginning. In this episode, Mario shares the mindset, discipline, and personal branding principles that helped him reinvent himself and build a career that has remained relevant for more than four decades.Mario Lopez is
AI Implementation and The Modern Workplace | Arturo Ferreira
How do you prepare your business for AI when the biggest challenge isn't the technology, but the people expected to use it?Artificial intelligence is changing the way organizations operate, but successful implementation requires far more than new software. It demands new ways of thinking, new habits, and leaders who can help people adapt to a rapidly changing workplace.Arturo Ferreira is an A
Disrupting HR: Lessons in Curiosity, Influence, and Building a Global Movement | Jennifer McClure
Jennifer McClure, founder of Disrupt HR, explains why curiosity, not authority, is what earns leaders influence.Topics Covered:• How Jennifer went from corporate HR to founding a global movement• Why a “seat at the table” isn’t the same as having influence• The difference between giving advice and real coaching• What it means to lead as a “strategic” HR leaderAfter nearly t
Three Principles of Radical Hospitality | Will Guidara
Restaurateur and author Will Guidara breaks down the three principles behind “unreasonable hospitality,” and how any entrepreneur can use them to turn ordinary moments into the reason people come back.Topics Covered:• The night that pushed Will to rethink what “being the best” actually means• The three principles behind “unreasonable hospitality”• Why the best ideas should come f
The Business Behind The Brand | Mark Manson
Mark Manson pulls back the curtain on the business behind the brand and why owning your audience beats chasing Hollywood every time.Topics Covered:How Mark built a 10-million-follower, $5M media company from his personal brandWhy he walked away from traditional media deals and what that cost himThe attention model powering modern creator businessesHow AI is reshaping content strategy, ideation, an
Why Specialization Wins: Building a Creative Agency That Does Less and Earns More | Randall Hartman
Groundwrk founder Randall Hartman shares how he built a thriving creative agency by doing fewer things and doing them at a level most shops can't touch.Topics Covered:• Why specialization beats the full-service agency model• How Groundwrk uses AI as a strategic tool, not a shortcut• The ethics of pricing, referrals, and growing a profitable creative business What does it tak
Building Legacy Craftsmanship In a Templated World | Brad Liber of Caliber Luxury Homes
How Caliber founder Brad Liber built a reputation-first luxury home building company by choosing relationships over repeatability and never building the same house twice.Topics Covered:• Why trust is the first thing worth building in business and in homes• How a lifestyle-first philosophy reshapes the client relationship from day one• What “craftsmanship in a templated world” rea
The Psychology of Making Better Decisions | Mark Manson
The Entrepreneur's Studio The Psychology of Better Decisions | Mark MansonWhy your daily behavior reveals what you actually want and what to do when your actions and your goals don't match.Topics Covered:Why what you're willing to give up matters more than what you wantHow bad definitions keep people optimizing for the wrong thingsThe "minimum viable action" method for bre
The Hidden Cost of Extreme Success | Mark Manson
What nobody tells you about achieving your biggest goal and what to do when the dream you built your life around suddenly disappears.Topics Covered:• The three pillars of extreme success—and why they're rarer than you think• Altitude sickness: the grief that follows achieving massive goals• The two mountains of ambition—and the valley you must cross between themWhat happens
Reflections: Remember The Fisherman | Andre' Janusz
The Entrepreneur’s Studio Andre' Janusz: Remember The Fisherman Why protecting the relationships that made your business meaningful matters more than chasing endless growth. Topics Covered: Why intentional smallness can be a competitive advantage The Parable of the Fisherman and what it reveals about growth and purpose How every step toward scale introduces friction — or connection At what po
The Craft of Connection: How Logan House Coffee Built a Customer-First Business | Andre Janusz
The Entrepreneur’s Studio The Craft of Connection: How Logan House Coffee Built a Customer-First Business | Andre JanuszHow Andre Janusz built Logan House Coffee by prioritizing human connection, community, and a service model that turns everyday transactions into meaningful relationships. Topics Covered: • Building a customer-first business rooted in genuine connection • Scaling a service-driven
From Idea to Impact: How Matt Peterson Is Bringing Clean Water to the World
The Entrepreneur’s StudioFrom Idea to Impact: How Matt Peterson Is Bringing Clean Water to the WorldTransforming communities through purpose-driven leadership and a vision that goes beyond business.Topics Covered:• Turning a simple idea into a global humanitarian movement• Leadership lessons from building and sustaining a mission-driven organization• The systems required to create lasting impact i
Reflections: Why Truth and Self-Reliance Shape Great Leaders | Greg Williams
The Entrepreneur’s Studio Greg Williams: Why Truth and Self-Reliance Shape Great Leaders Greg Williams reflects on the early life lessons that shaped his leadership philosophy; self-reliance, transparency, and building something meaningful beyond business success. Topics Covered: • How an early family tragedy shaped Greg Williams’ work ethic • Why truth and transparency are essential to leadership
Business Growth Through Acquisition | Greg Williams
Business Growth Through Acquisition Greg Williams How Greg Williams turned Acrisure into a $5B FinTech powerhouse through acquisitions, technology, and relationship-driven growth. Topics Covered: • Scaling a business through strategic acquisitions • Leveraging technology to serve small businesses • Building relationships that fuel growth What does it take to turn a traditional industry into a $5-b
Reflections: Finding the Gap Others Miss | Shaun White
The Entrepreneur’s Studio Reflections: Finding the Gap Others Miss | Shaun White Shaun White reflects on recognizing a broken system in snowboarding—and what it takes to step in, take ownership, and build something better for the next generation. Topics Covered: • How identifying “what’s not working” creates opportunity • Why great leaders build for others, not just themselves • The importance of
From Athlete to Entrepreneur: Shaun White on Risk-Taking, Reinvention, and Building What’s Next
The Entrepreneur’s Studio From Athlete to Entrepreneur: Shaun White on Risk-Taking, Reinvention, and Building What’s NextThree-time Olympic gold medalist Shaun White shares how he’s applying an elite athlete’s mindset to entrepreneurship; building new ventures and reimagining the future of snowboarding.Topics Covered: • Translating an elite performance mindset into business • Finding “white space”
Reflections: Why Authority Doesn’t Make You a Leader | Seth Godin
The Entrepreneur’s Studio Reflections: Why Authority Doesn’t Make You a Leader | Seth Godin In this Reflections episode, Seth Godin challenges the common belief that authority equals leadership—and explains why true leadership is voluntary, not assigned. Topics Covered: • The difference between managing people and leading them • Why leadership is voluntary—not tied to authority or title • How to c
How to Build a Remarkable Brand in the Age of AI | Seth Godin
The Entrepreneur’s Studio How to Build a Remarkable Brand in the Age of AI | Seth GodinMarketing expert Seth Godin shares how entrepreneurs can build trust, stand out, and create remarkable brands in an AI-driven world.Topics Covered: • Why marketing is really about trust and storytelling • How AI is changing the way brands connect with customers • What makes a brand truly remarkable in a crowded
Season 4 Trailer | Success Is No Accident
If you’re building a business, you already know that success is no accident.It’s shaped by perseverance, unexpected breakthroughs, and the moments that test everything you thought you knew.Season 4 of The Entrepreneur’s Studio is here, and we’re bringing you a new series of conversations with founders and business leaders who’ve built something meaningful and are willing to talk honestly about wha
S3 Bonus | Building High-Performance Teams P2
This episode is the concluding segment of our roundtable discussion on building high-performance teams. In part one of this conversation, we discussed the difference between lived versus aspirational values and how to discern healthy from unhealthy tension in our teams and organizations. Today, we’re taking it a step further and looking at the importance of humor in our businesses, cultivating mut
S3 Bonus | Building High-Performance Teams P1
What if the greatest resource in your businesses isn’t a strategy, technology, or particular skillset—but the health within your teams and cultural dynamics? In this 2-part roundtable, we are exploring the value systems of building high performance teams. Building on the foundation of our previous roundtable on transformational leadership, we’ll be discussing what it takes to implement transforma
S3 Bonus | Shop Small | The Story Behind Small Business Saturday
Shop Small is a year-round effort that encourages people to support local businesses and communities, with a special focus on Small Business Saturday. Founded by American Express in 2010, Small Business Saturday has become a nationwide celebration of small businesses. In 2023 alone, U.S. consumers who shopped at independent retailers and restaurants on Small Business Saturday spent an estimated $1
S3 E20 | Marcus Lemonis | People, Process and Product
In a world where business leaders are lauded for being cutthroat, Marcus Lemonis does it all with heart and compassion for the “people, process, and product” he aspires to elevate. Marcus Lemonis is a Lebanese-born American businessman, philanthropist and television personality best known for hosting The Profit on CNBC. He has helped numerous companies find success while also expanding his persona
S3 E19 | The Inner Work of Transformational Leadership
We often think of leadership in terms of externals such as ethical behavior, good communication skills and sound decision making. But true leadership begins from the inside out. Leaders must first recognize and deal with the uglier parts of themselves — emotional blind spots, ego and insecurities. This requires a significant commitment to doing the inner work of transformation. In this episode of
S3 E18 | Stephanie Spencer | Team Development and the Enneagram
Stephanie J. Spencer is a personal and leadership development coach who utilizes the Enneagram to help clients find new ways forward. She has spent years coaching individuals and teams from around the country, including major universities, local churches, Fortune 500 companies, small businesses and more. In this episode, Stephanie shares why understanding our core motivations and ways of operating
S3 E17 | Ryan Estis | Human-Centered Leadership
Ryan Estis is a sales and leadership expert at the forefront of the human-centered growth movement. He has spent his career in the trenches building high-performing teams and a client roster of category-leading brands. As a strategic advisor and former Fortune 500 CRO, he understands that the key to meaningful results lies in elevating people to their highest potential.In this episode, Ryan shares
S3 E16 | Mignon Francois | Made From Scratch
The path of the entrepreneur requires taking calculated risks, developing resilience and an unwavering commitment to strong personal values. Today’s episode features a business owner whose Made From Scratch entrepreneurship embodies each of these qualities along with a deep-rooted faith that led her from investing her last five dollars — to creating a multi-city cupcake empire known as The Cupcake
S3 E15 | Josh Linkner | Frameworks For Entrepreneurial Success
Many people think of innovation as taking large, high-risk leaps with no certainty of the outcome. But what if our big, breakthrough moments were the result of cultivating daily micro-innovations? Accomplished jazz guitarist and managing partner of Mudita Venture Partners, Josh Linkner believes it’s possible. Josh Linkner is a creative troublemaker. He passionately believes that all human beings h
S3 E14 | John Mark McMillan | The Art of Meaningful Connections
John Mark McMillan is a Platinum-selling singer-songwriter whose career in music spans across two decades. He has worked as an independent artist under his own Lionhawk records with three albums in the Top 200 U.S. charts and four albums in The Top 10 Christian charts. His voice has been featured in film and television, including the trailer for “Terminator: Dark Fate” and “Grey’s Anatomy.” Alongs
S3 E13 | Cynt Marshall | Leadership, Diversity and Inclusion
When Cynt Marshall was hired as the new CEO of the Dallas Mavericks in March 2018, she set her sights on cultural transformation. She envisioned the Mavericks becoming the NBA standard for inclusion and diversity. Her values-based leadership style brought a new level of transparency and evolved the company culture within her first 100 days.In this episode, recorded live at Heartland’s Diamond conf
S3 E12 | Christy Wright | Understanding Your Customer's Pain Points
Do you ever wonder why some businesses thrive while others struggle to keep up? One crucial distinction is the ability to understand customers' pain points — and positioning your business to solve the problem. In this episode, bestselling author and business coach Christy Wright explains why gaining clarity on what a customer actually needs is vital to achieving long-term success. Christy Wri
S3 E11 | Mike Hearne | Finding Your North Star: Harnessing The Power of Saying Yes
Mike Hearne is a golfer, realtor and creator of “This is Oklahoma,” a podcast that tells stories of Oklahoma's history, culture and the people who call it home. Mike was born in Bridgend, Wales, and moved to Oklahoma in August 2011 to play golf and study Marketing at Southern Nazarene University. He graduated in May 2015, passed his real estate exam and became a realtor. Mike launched “This i
S3 E10 | Ines Nasri | The Future of Digital Marketing
In the fast-paced world of digital marketing, keeping up with the latest trends can be overwhelming. From the emergence of AI to evolving customer needs, staying relevant in a changing market requires adaptability and ongoing education. Tune in to hear digital marketing expert Ines Nasri share valuable insights to help businesses and individuals stay ahead of the curve. Key Points:The Essential P
S3 E09 | Bradley Davis | Fundraising From Scratch
Imagine creating something from scratch that transforms an entire industry. As the founder and CEO of Podchaser, Bradley Davis did just that. Sometimes called “the IMDb of podcasting,” Podchaser is a database connecting podcasters and listeners worldwide. But it didn’t exist until Bradley brought his idea to life through persistence and networking— not to mention a little luck.Tune in to hear how
S3 E08 | Molly Bloom | High Stakes and Resilience P2
Molly Bloom is an entrepreneur and inspirational speaker whose tumultuous journey through the world of high-stakes poker taught her the importance of integrity and the mindsets needed to bounce back from impossible odds. In this episode, Molly reflects on the importance of accepting responsibility, seeking forgiveness, and redefining success on her own terms. From facing FBI agents to working with
S3 E07 | Molly Bloom | High Stakes and Resilience P1
Molly Bloom is an entrepreneur, an inspirational speaker and the bestselling author of the memoir “Molly’s Game”. Her story of transitioning from Olympic-level skier to host of the most exclusive poker club in the world to FBI target was adapted to film by acclaimed screenwriter Aaron Sorkin. In this two-part series, Molly candidly shares her rise and fall, the concept of effective presence and ho
S3 E06 | Lauren Warkentine | Confidence and Clothing: The Unwavering Pursuit of Solutions
Lauren Warkentine is an Oklahoma City entrepreneur whose business acumen has led her through the worlds of pharmaceuticals, finance, and finally into custom clothing. However, the common thread linking each of her endeavors is the unwavering pursuit of finding the right solutions. As the founder and CEO of William & Lauren Custom Clothier, Lauren helps shoppers create confidence through fashi
S3 E05 | Jeff Sheldon | Building A Loyal Customer Base
Jeff Sheldon is the creative mind behind Ugmonk, a brand renowned for curating quality products that combine form and function. In this episode, Jeff shares his journey of developing a meaningful community around Ugmonk, where every product decision is a collaborative effort with the people who love and live the brand’s philosophy. Tune in as Jeff explains how he built a loyal and engaged communit
S3 E04 | Sam Rad | The Age of Acceleration
In a world of rapid technological advancement and constant change, learning to adapt is essential for business growth. But when innovation outpaces traditional strategies, trying to keep up can feel overwhelming. In this conclusion of our conversation with futurist and tech pioneer, Sam Rad (Samantha Radocchia), we’re taking a closer look at the impact of the Age of Acceleration and the mindset sh
S3 E03 | Sam Rad | The Future of Entrepreneurship
Sam Rad (Samantha Radocchia) is a lifelong student of humanity — a futurist, anthropologist, and entrepreneur. She is the founder of Radical Next, a meta-media studio creating transformative stories, experiences, and media productions that shape a positive future. Her upcoming book by the same name, “Radical Next: Thriving in Times of Radical Change” explores how “radical next ideas” and technolog
S3 E02 | Stephen Rose | The Peach Truck: Driving Business Growth
Stephen Rose and his wife Jessica started The Peach Truck in 2012 as a local business selling peaches from the truck bed of their 1964 Jeep Gladiator. Today, The Peach Truck has over 60 booths across Nashville, hosts 25 state tours, and ships products nationwide.In this episode, Stephen discusses the impact of rapid growth, the challenges of distribution, and what it takes to scale a business whil
S3 E01 | Will Guidara | Unreasonable Hospitality
Will Guidara is a restaurateur who has been immersed in the industry since the age of thirteen. He’s the former co-owner of Eleven Madison Park, which under his leadership received four stars from The New York Times, three Michelin stars, and in 2017 was named number one on the list of the world’s top 50 restaurants. Will is also the national bestselling author of the book, “Unreasonable Hospitali
The Entrepreneur’s Studio | Season 3 Trailer
Beginning Tuesday January 16th, we will release our new series of conversations featuring well-known entrepreneurs and authors as well as local entrepreneurs doing something profoundly right. In Season 3, we are going deeper with our guests to cover topics like product management, marketing, in person, online and high ticket sales, systems, operations and so much more. Get ready to be inspired as
S2 E20 | Reflections | A Look Ahead to Emerging Trends
In this episode of The Entrepreneur’s Studio podcast, host Chris Allen is joined by Executive Vice President of Product, Technology, and Enablement for Heartland, Adam Mitchell. Together, Chris and Adam take a look at emerging trends business owners can anticipate for the new year. From the evolving role of technology to strategic considerations in everyday operations and customer experience, this
S2 E19 | Reflections | A Virtuous Cycle of Entrepreneurship
This season of The Entrepreneur’s Studio podcast has brought an extraordinary lineup of entrepreneurs, ranging from business innovators and restaurateurs to philanthropists and trailblazers in technology.This season of The Entrepreneur’s Studio podcast has brought an extraordinary lineup of entrepreneurs, ranging from business innovators and restaurateurs to philanthropists and trailblazers in tec
S2 E18 | Mel Robbins | Mindsets & Strategies: Mel Robbins Answers Your Business Questions
In response to our interview with renowned author and personal development expert, Mel Robbins, we received questions from business owners and entrepreneurs from around the country. In this follow-up episode, Mel responds to these questions one by one, offering her invaluable insights on the mindsets and strategies that can transform your business and your life. Tune in to gain a fresh perspective
S2 E17 | Mel Robbins | Reinvention Through Self-Leadership
Often our greatest hindrances to thriving in business are the mindsets we keep. In this season finale episode, renowned author and personal development expert, Mel Robbins, leads us on a discovery of reinvention through self-leadership. Mel shares her secrets of overcoming hesitation through her science-backed 5-Second Rule and how we can transform negative mindsets and habits that hold us back in
S2 E16 | Erin Lowry | Personal Finance and Designing a Life You Love
Erin Lowry is a personal finance expert, speaker, and author of Broke Millennial, a best-selling book series aimed toward helping a generation achieve financial success. In this episode, Erin shares her story of how she became a prominent voice for young entrepreneurs starting out in business and how we can learn to make financial choices based on the lifestyle we want to live. Tune in to hear Eri
S2 E15 | Ryan Leak | Chasing Failure
Ryan Leak is a motivational speaker and author with a thriving career centered on embracing failure to accelerate success. Inspired by stories of the world’s most successful people, Ryan set off to urge audiences and readers to run toward failure too — by taking risks, trying new things and doing their best to overcome incredible challenges. Tune in to hear Ryan’s inspiring messages, tips on disc
S2 E14 | Nick Bayer | Educational Entrepreneurship
Nick Bayer is an entrepreneur with a passion for bridging the gap between academia and real-world business. When he created his company, Saxbys, in 2005, he didn’t consider it to be a coffee company—instead, he considered it to be a hospitality company fueled by great coffee. His immersive training approach, employing students as CEOs, transformed coffee shops into classrooms and became a revoluti
S2 E13 | Jeni Britton | The Artistry of An Ice Cream Empire
Jeni Britton began making ice cream in 1996, as a 22-year-old art history student obsessed with scent. In her spare time, she studied perfuming and experimented with making her own essential oils. On a whim one day, she added cayenne to a tub of chocolate ice cream. When she tasted the combination of cold, sweet and spice, she knew she was going to make ice cream for the rest of her life. The rest
S2 E12 | Caterina Fake | Ethics of Technology
In the world of technology, there is often a prevailing mindset that, ‘if it can exist, then it should exist.’ But according to serial entrepreneur and tech pioneer Caterina Fake, this may not always be the case. As a maverick in her industry, Caterina asks the question, “Should this exist?” And if so, what is our ethical responsibility for making it available to the world? Caterina Fake is known
S2 E11 | Jabee Williams | Preserving History and Innovating Change
Oklahoma City’s ”East Side" had been a social and economic center for African American life but through gentrification and neglect, the area became a marginalized part of town. In 2016, Jonathan Dodson’s Pivot Project selected an abandoned strip mall on Northeast 23rd Street for what would ultimately become the EastPoint Project. The development at Eastpoint gave activist and award-winning r
S2 E10 | Jonathan Dodson | Re-Development That Matters
Developer Jonathan Dodson left his job as a corporate banker and followed his passion to revitalize Oklahoma City through urban infill and adaptive reuse of commercial property. His development group, Pivot is committed to creating ethical community development that is the product of public interest and addresses a community need.In today’s episode, Jonathan shares his story about how he felt a mo
S2 E09 | Christina Tosi | Cultivating the Creative Mindset
Christina Tosi is a chef and the founder and CEO of Milk Bar, a unique bakery concept reinventing classics like cereal and birthday cake with plenty of imagination. Creativity is the spirit of Milk Bar and a throughline for everything Christina does, but it can be hard to run a business without some of the traditional, tried-and-true practices.In this episode, Christina takes a deep dive into her
S2 E08 | Christina Tosi | Reinventing Desserts with Milk Bar
Nostalgia was a key driver of Christina Tosi’s vision for Milk Bar. As it turns out, the masses share her sentiments. Whether your plan is to make childhood memories the theme of your business or a single item on your menu, Christina feels everyone can benefit by touching customers on a personal level.Christina Tosi is the award-winning chef and founder of Milk Bar, a singular bakery concept that
S2 E07 | Charles Best | From Classroom To Crowdfunding: The Story Behind DonorsChoose P2
In part one of our conversation with philanthropist Charles Best, we discussed the 3 Innovations of Crowdfunding, Digital Marketplace and Cause Marketing. In today’s concluding segment, we take a deep dive into some of the processes behind those innovations. We’ll find out what motivated Charles to choose the non-profit model, how he raised his operating Capital while still teaching high school a
S2 E06 | Charles Best | From Classroom To Crowdfunding: The Story Behind DonorsChoose |
Charles Best is the founder of DonorsChoose, a nonprofit organization that connects teachers in need of classroom resources with donors who want to help.Charles launched DonorsChoose in 2000 while teaching history at a Bronx high school. His efforts began as a local, independent passion project among peers but went on to be named one of the 50 most Innovative organizations in the world. Today, hal
S2 E05 | Rebecca Minkoff | Fearless Fashion:The Art of Having Nothing to Lose P2
Showing up “on time” and “on brand” may look like an easy win from the outside, but underneath outward success is a long journey of perseverance and dedication. In this episode, fashion icon Rebecca Minkoff shares how she secures out-of-the-box partnerships, handles imposter syndrome and critical feedback, and believes it’s important to define success on your own terms. Key Points include:Separati
S2 E04 | Rebecca Minkoff | Fearless Fashion: The Art of Having Nothing to Lose
Rebecca Minkoff is a fashion designer, podcast host, author and founder of The Female Founder Collective. Though she’s known far and wide for her namesake brand of clothing and accessories (including her uber-popular handbags), Rebecca’s entrepreneurial path was riddled with character-shaping challenges from the start. In this episode, Rebecca shares the story of how her hard work, persistence and
S2 E03 | Rachel Cope | Passion For Quality
Rachel Cope is the founder and CEO of 84 Hospitality Group. She is known for her innovative restaurant concepts and contribution to Oklahoma City’s budding food scene. Her flagship restaurant, Empire Slice House is a popular, New York style pizzeria with multiple locations across Oklahoma. In this episode, Rachel shares the creative beginnings of how Empire Slice House began and how the commitment
S2 E02 | Danny Meyer P2 | Enlightened Hospitality
Danny Meyer is a restaurateur and the founder of Union Square Hospitality Group. His claim to fame includes Union Square Cafe, Gramercy Tavern, Shake Shack and other iconic dining institutions. In this episode, Danny shares with us about what he calls “Enlightened Hospitality” and the importance of how you make your customers feel.This is part 2 of our interview with Danny Meyer. You can Check out
S2 E01| Danny Meyer | Following The Spark
Danny Meyer is a restaurateur and the founder of Union Square Hospitality Group. His claim to fame includes Union Square Cafe, Gramercy Tavern, Shake Shack and other iconic dining institutions. In this episode, Danny guides us from his food-obsessed youth and how he almost missed the lifestyle and career of his dreams by not following his passion. His inspiring story highlights the importance of f
The Entrepreneur’s Studio | Season 2 Trailer
In Season 2 of the Entrepreneur’s Studio podcast, we are going to bring you stories and conversations from leading voices across industries to learn from their mistakes, draw inspiration from their wins, and most importantly, feel supported on a journey that can be a lonely one.Beginning Tuesday March 28th, we will release a new series of bi-weekly episodes featuring well-known entrepreneurs and a
Ep.22 | Bailey Wilson, Founder of Bondi Bowls
Bailey Wilson is the founder and CEO of Bondi Bowls, a quickly growing brand and food truck franchise. Bailey started her business at the age of 24 and franchised at month 5. To date, Bondi Bowls has 17 trucks across 8 states, a storefront in downtown Edmond, OK, and 2 kiosks in Oklahoma sporting facilities.In this episode, Bailey shares about:Becoming a Brand on a mission Passion as a Competitive
Ep.21 | Aarón Sánchez, Celebrity Chef and Author (Part 2)
Aarón Sánchez is an award-winning chef, TV personality, author and philanthropist. He is chef/owner of Johnny Sánchez in New Orleans, and a judge on FOX’s hit culinary competition series MasterChef and MasterChef Junior.In Part 2 of our conversation, Aaron shares:The journey from chef to television personality. The importance of staying connected to your heritagePositive strategies for handling st
Ep.20 | Aarón Sánchez, Celebrity Chef and Author
Life Lessons From A Latino Chef Aarón Sánchez is an award-winning chef, TV personality, author and philanthropist. He is chef/owner of Johnny Sánchez in New Orleans, and a judge on FOX’s hit culinary competition series MasterChef and MasterChef Junior. Key Points:The Artistry of The Restaurant BusinessThe Importance of Mentorship - And Why You Need It. Scaling Your Business with Co-packing Connect
Ep. 19 | Magie Cook, Entrepreneur, Author, Speaker
Magie Cook is an entrepreneur with purpose. Before becoming the motivational speaker and coach she is today, her journey looked very different. After someone entered her into a local salsa contest, Magie overcame all odds to leave homelessness and a challenging childhood behind to become a successful salsa brand founder. With zero business education or experience, she used a positive mindset, reco
Ep. 18 | Laird Hamilton - Big wave surfer and wellness entrepreneur
Laird Hamilton, a big wave surfing athlete and wellness entrepreneur, doesn’t consider himself to be a patient person by nature. But, as pointed out to him by a journalist, his vocation as a surfer was all about patience: waiting for the right weather and the perfect waves. He believes practicing patience and wellness self-care — whether it’s meditation, good sleep hygiene, nutrition or working o
Ep. 17 | Matthew and Kaleo Kanahele Maclay, owners of Flower and Flour
Two-time Paralympian champion Kaleo Kanahele Maclay and her husband Matthew understand that the only limitations to life are the ones you put on yourself. Flower and Flour opened at the height of the pandemic; it was risky, with a growing family and finances tight; Kaleo and Matthew share how they managed the pitfalls of a start-up, tips on how they balanced marriage and business success with the
Ep. 16 | Chris Voss Former FBI Hostage Negotiator and Author (Part 2 of 2)
In a previous episode with Chris Voss, who worked for the FBI in the Crisis Negotiation Unit, he shares the framework for a successful negotiation that entrepreneurs like you can use. Today, Chris shares in-depth lessons he’s learned throughout his decades-long career in law enforcement and hostage negotiation, giving practical advice that both individual business owners and business organizations
Ep. 15 | Jeff Sheldon - Founder of Ugmonk
Jeff Sheldon doesn’t buy into common tropes about what it takes to create a successful business, including the idea that more is better. His 14 year venture, Ugmonk has taught him that staying true to your purpose is far more important than growth for the sake of growth itself. Jeff’s passion for simplicity and focus on the customer experience shows up in his products and also helps him keep Ugmon
Ep. 14 | Tim Tebow - Tim Tebow Foundation (Part 2 of 2)
Tim Tebow, philanthropist and former NFL quarterback knows a thing or two about being a part of winning teams. He currently leads his team at the Tim Tebow Foundation using skills he’s learned from his favorite coaches and the game of life.As an entrepreneur, one of those skills he values highly is the ability to create and communicate a vision of success. In this episode, we’ll hear about the tim
Ep. 13 | Kevin Lee, Founder & Chef, Birdie’s Korean Fried Chicken
We all love good food. But successful restaurants don’t thrive on good food alone. From the menu to the atmosphere to the location and price point, running a great restaurant takes a lot more consideration than what’s on the plate. Chef Kevin Lee, a curator of culinary excellence, is no stranger to the ins and outs of the restaurant business. He’s an expert at scaling his techniques from the kitc
Ep. 12 | Amy Downs, CEO & OKC Bombing Survivor
Amy Downs, author and motivational speaker, moved to Oklahoma City in her twenties feeling underwhelmed by her past and unmotivated for the future. She was working at the Federal Employees Credit Union that fateful day on April 19, 1995, when her world was literally turned upside down. She survived the Oklahoma City bombing that claimed the lives of 168 people. In the aftermath of that tragedy and
Ep. 11 | Laird Hamilton, Founder of Laird Superfood and Big Wave Surfer
Laird Hamilton, a big wave surfing athlete and wellness entrepreneur, is no stranger to danger and risk. Before he was a household name for breaking records, Laird took on many odd jobs (including modeling and acting) to fuel his true passion and vocation as a professional and competitive surfer and athlete. He took on opportunities to further his career and build a personal brand. From a humble
Ep. 10 | Michael Beckham, Co-Founder & CEO, Simple Modern
Mike Beckham didn’t set out to create the world’s best insulated drinkware brand. He didn’t daydream of launching a groundbreaking product. Instead, he wanted to create and lead a company with a culture that put generosity at the forefront. A nine-figure business with a product that’s become a household name in an already crowded market? That was just a bonus.Follow The Entrepreneur’s Studio so yo
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