Chase Millemann shares the story of how First Lite’s founders figured out a way to print camo patterns on merino wool, launch a brand and cultivate a community. You’ll hear how Chase found his way to joining the company more than a decade ago and how the brand and products have evolved after First Lite was acquired by MeatEater. The timing of this episode’s launch is in conjunction with First Lite’s grand opening of a new flagship store in Hailey, Idaho. If you’re able to join them on Sat, Aug 22nd for the grand opening they would love to see you there! A special thanks to our Season 2 sponsor TrusJoist!
Rick Lierz shares the story of how his dad and a friend started Franklin Building Supply back in 1976. Among their dreams, none included ever having any kids…
Nicole Kissler, CEO of Norco, shares the story of how she realized her childhood dreams to come back and work for the family business headquartered in Boise, Idaho.…
Greg Williams, CEO of Eberlestock, shares the story of how he found his way into the role of stewarding the legacy of Eberlestock. Since the first product in…
Jason Vickrey, CEO of TitleOne, shares the story of devastating loss after one of his best friends, Jae Bob Bing, committed suicide and how he and others turned a…
Kelly Prior, CEO of Litehouse Foods, shares how he went from counting beads in elementary school for his family business to a twenty year career with Litehouse Foods. In…
Gary Schweizer, a longtime engineer for Trus Joist, helps me unpack the story of how the company and some of its iconic products – and projects – came to…
In my capacity as CEO of Franklin Building Supply, I’ve launched a new podcast entitled Ain’t That Somethin’. In each episode, I interview founders or leaders about the stories…
In my capacity as CEO of Franklin Building Supply, I’m launching a new podcast entitled Ain’t That Somethin’. In each episode, I interview founders or leaders about the…
