Made in KC: Recent Episodes
Tyler Enders
In Episode 57, Made in KC partners Keith Bradley, Thomas McIntyre, and Tyler Enders discuss Sports & Unemployment.
In Episode 56, Made in KC partners Keith Bradley, Thomas McIntyre, and Tyler Enders discuss their outlook on the retail industry for the next 6-12 months.
In Episode 55, Made in KC partners Keith Bradley, Thomas McIntyre, and Tyler Enders discuss Made in KC's plans for the rest of 2020, including three new cafes, a shuffleboard bar, new offices, and a Marketplace!
In Episode 54, Made in KC partners Keith Bradley, Thomas McIntyre, and Tyler Enders go through a wide variety of topics to update their predictions about how the pandemic will affect different aspects of life.
In Episode 53, Made in KC partners Keith Bradley, Thomas McIntyre, and Tyler Enders do a brief coronavirus pandemic update.
In Episode 52, Made in KC partners Keith Bradley, Thomas McIntyre, and Tyler Enders discuss how they're attempting to balance the moral responsibility to actively pursue racial equality, their coronavirus response, personal life and business.
In Episode 51, Made in KC partners Keith Bradley, Thomas McIntyre, and Tyler Enders discuss the latest calls for Police Reform.
In Episode 50, Made in KC partners Keith Bradley, Thomas McIntyre, and Tyler Enders discuss economic updates surrounding the coronavirus pandemic and discuss the week's social media racial justice activism as it relates to the protests following the police murder of George Floyd and the worldwide protests that followed.
In Episode 49, Made in KC owners discuss the protests in KC following the police murder of George Floyd.
In Episode 48, Made in KC partners Keith Bradley, Thomas McIntyre, and Tyler Enders discuss recent headlines on the local and national level.
In Episode 47, Made in KC partners Keith Bradley, Thomas McIntyre, and Tyler Enders discuss Unemployment and Bankruptcies.
In Episode 46, Made in KC partners Keith Bradley, Thomas McIntyre, and Keith Bradley discuss future potential waves of coronavirus in the US and the new push to spend more time outdoors.
In Episode 45, Made in KC partners Keith Bradley, Thomas McIntyre, and Tyler Enders discuss the historical significance of the COVID-19 pandemic.
In Episode 44, Made in KC partners Keith Bradley, Thomas McIntyre, and Tyler Enders discuss the precautions they're taking as they prepare to open the shops this Thursday.
In Episode 43, Made in KC partners Keith Bradley, Thomas McIntyre, and Tyler Enders discuss "Opening Week" in the KC Metro despite all the reasons businesses shouldn't be opening yet. They also discuss their own plans to open this week.
In Episode 42, Made in KC partners Keith Bradley, Thomas McIntyre, and Tyler Enders discuss a few silver linings that have arisen due to the pandemic.
In Episode 41, Made in KC partners Keith Bradley, Thomas McIntyre, and Tyler Enders make predictions about the speed of economic recovery for Made in KC as a business, the retail sector as an industry, Kansas City as a whole, and the US economy.
In Episode 44, Made in KC partners Keith Bradley, Thomas McIntyre, and Tyler Enders talk to Tyler's girlfriend Kimberly Hinman about her work as a Psychologist. They discuss therapy over video, social isolation, and ways to keep a healthy mindset.
In Episode 39, Made in KC partners Keith Bradley, Thomas McIntyre, and Tyler Enders discuss mixed signals in the economy, in the market, and in public sentiment.
In Episode 38, Made in KC partners Keith Bradley, Thomas McIntyre, and Tyler Enders discuss quarantine fatigue and the ethics of opening up.
In Episode 37, Made in KC Partners Keith Bradley, Thomas McIntyre, and Tyler Enders discuss seemingly conflicting economic indicators to spark conversation about our economic outlook, both locally in Kansas City, and nationally.
In Episode 36, Made in KC Partners Keith Bradley, Thomas McIntyre, and Tyler Enders discuss a recent OpEd Tyler authored for Startland News about commercial landlords' responsibility to tenants during this pandemic and pending recovery. They also discuss the latest Stay At Home orders and plan to reopen the shops.
In Episode 35, Made in KC Partners Keith Bradley, Thomas McIntyre, and Tyler Enders welcome Thomas's wife Jessica McIntyre to the show. They discuss Shelter-At-Home life with a newborn and a toddler, as well as Jess's imminent return to the nursing world.
In Episode 34, Made in KC partners Keith Bradley, Thomas McIntyre, and Tyler Enders discuss a few recent headlines that warrant further discussion.
In Episode 33, Made in KC partners, Keith Bradley, Thomas McIntyre, and Tyler Enders discuss the preparing to return to work both personally and on a societal level, looking at the coronavirus death rates per age group for an indication of ways to reduce risk while balancing the return to a new normal.
In Episode 32, Made in KC partners Keith Bradley, Thomas McIntyre, and Tyler Enders discuss predictions for a second extension to the Stay-At-Home order, what the next stage of reopening our economy looks like, and the ethical questions that accompany those tough choices.
In Episode 31, Made in KC partners Keith Bradley, Thomas McIntyre, and Tyler Enders continue their Earth Day discussion. They pick up mid-conversation, emphasizing the role and responsibility we all have as individuals. This episode explores ideas for a greener future, and shares tips on how to get us there.
In Episode 30, Made in KC partners Keith Bradley, Thomas McIntyre, and Tyler Enders celebrate the 50th Anniversary of Earth Day by looking at what's been accomplished, what lies ahead, and how the coronavirus pandemic is giving Mother Nature a unique reprieve from human activity.
In Episode 29, Made in KC partners Keith Bradley, Thomas McIntyre, and Tyler Enders catch up with Keith's wife, Kate. Kate discusses new routines at home with four kids, her new work at a Senior Care facility, and answers questions about whether we're ready for non-essential workers to return to work.
In Episode 28, Made in KC partners Keith Bradley, Thomas McIntyre, and Tyler Enders discuss a wide range of COVID-related topics.
In Episode 27, Made in KC Partners Keith Bradley, Thomas McIntyre, and Tyler Enders discuss how coronavirus has exposed some of the extreme racial injustices facing black Americans. They discuss why coronavirus is disproportionately affecting the black community and what could be done about it.
In Episode 26, Made in KC partners Keith Bradley, Thomas McIntyre, and Tyler Enders discuss what professional sports may look like in the coming months and what role the NBA played in alerting the public to the severity of the coronavirus pandemic.
In Episode 25, Made in KC partners Keith Bradley, Thomas McIntyre, and Tyler Enders discuss being intentional about returning to a new normal. The conversation starts with a listener email which leads to a conversation about the dire need for support at our community food banks.
In Episode 24, Made in KC Partners Keith Bradley, Thomas McIntyre, and Tyler Enders discuss the news that Kansas City, MO's Stay At Home order is extended to May 15th and what opening back up will look like.
In Episode 23, Made in KC partners Keith Bradley, Thomas McIntyre, and Tyler Enders discuss Made in KC's approach to crisis management and crisis leadership. They discuss their 5 guiding pillars, and read their latest email to vendors.
In Episode 22, Made in KC Partners Keith Bradley, Thomas McIntyre, and Tyler Enders discuss how America’s modern day equivalent to the manufacturing industry of the 1950s and 1960s might be down the street.
In Episode 21, Made in KC Partners Keith Bradley, Thomas McIntyre, and Tyler Enders discuss "late stage shelter at home socializing," as well as discussing whether they'd join a coronavirus vaccine trial.
In Episode 20, Made in KC Partners Keith Bradley, Thomas McIntyre, and Tyler Enders discuss how a strong unemployment benefit paired with a slow roll out of the small business stimulus (known as the Paycheck Protection Program) puts small businesses across America into a tough predicament.
In Episode 19, Made in KC Partners Keith Bradley, Thomas McIntyre, and Tyler Enders revisit the big questions that launched this podcast. With significantly more information and 19 days Sheltered At Home, they discuss changing views on enduring effects of the coronavirus pandemic. This episode is the second part of the conversation that began in Episode 18.
In Episode 18, Made in KC Partners Keith Bradley, Thomas McIntyre, and Tyler Enders revisit the big questions that launched the podcast. With significantly more information and 18 days Sheltered At Home, they discuss changing views on enduring effects of the coronavirus pandemic.
In Episode 17, Made in KC partners Keith Bradley, Thomas McIntyre, and Tyler Enders discuss recent news that provide insight into the duration of the coronavirus pandemic and the ideas about recovery.
In Episode 16, Made in KC partners Keith Bradley, Thomas McIntyre, and Tyler Enders host two of the biggest names in the KC food scene to discuss their new fundraising effort “KC Runs on Hospitality.” Photographer, entrepreneur, editor, and connector Anna Petrow has teamed up with Danielle Lehman, creator and host of Open Belly, founder and CEO of Boxer & Mutt, a digital design agency, and the genius behind curbside KC, to launch their new campaign, dedicated to raising funds for hospitality workers.
In Episode 15, Made in KC partners Keith Bradley, Thomas McIntyre, and Tyler Enders discuss the things they're missing right now from personal to work to all things KC.
In Episode 14, Made in KC Partners Keith Bradley, Thomas McIntyre, and Tyler Enders talk with Kansas City, MO Mayor Quinton Lucas about Kansas City's response to the coronavirus pandemic thus far, and what recovery may look like.
In Episode 13, Made in KC partners Keith Bradley, Thomas McIntyre, and Tyler Enders discuss what home insulation, athletic shoes, and LEDs have to do with our healthcare of the future.
In Episode 12, Made in KC Partners Keith Bradley, Thomas McIntyre, and Tyler Enders discuss "the Rise of Local." They lay out a future where local supply chains provide resiliency and dependability in addition to building stronger, more vibrant communities. As we look to rebuild our economy, consumer spending will undoubtedly hold one of the greatest influences in reshaping our economic future.
In Episode 11, Made in KC Partners Keith Bradley, Thomas McIntyre, and Tyler Enders dive into a raw Friday meeting, catching each other up on important developments.
In Episode 10, Made in KC partners Keith Bradley, Thomas McIntyre, and Tyler Enders talk with special education teacher Laura Grable about how parents and teachers are facilitating learning from home while contemplating the impacts into the future.
In Episode 9, Made in KC partners Keith Bradley, Thomas McIntyre, and Tyler Enders go through a list of 5 things they're grateful for during this time sheltered at home.
In Episode 8, Made in KC partners Keith Bradley, Thomas McIntyre, and Tyler Enders discuss the upcoming April 1st Rent Deadline. They discuss what commercial landlords should be doing to provide stability for the tumultuous market. The beginning of the episode includes thoughts on the severity of coronavirus and our massive ability to impact its spread.
In Episode 7, Made in KC partners Keith Bradley, Thomas McIntyre, and Tyler Enders answer listeners questions about personal finances, ways to stay connected when sheltering alone, and how to help fight the spread of COVID-19.
In Episode 6, Made in KC partners Keith Bradley, Thomas McIntyre, and Tyler Enders are joined by friend and fellow Kansas Citian Max McGraw to discuss essential versus non-essential businesses, how our society values people, and how our economic structure impacts the current pandemic.
In Episode 5, Made in KC partners Keith Bradley, Thomas McIntyre, and Tyler Enders discuss the human need for interpersonal connection; how we’re affected by limited human contact now and how it may impact our society into the future.
In Episode 4, Made in KC partners Keith Bradley, Thomas McIntyre, and Tyler Enders are joined by Kansas City artist and designer Brendan O'Shaughnessy to discuss self-care during a tumultuous and uncertain time.
In Episode 3, Made in KC partners Keith Bradley, Thomas McIntyre, and Tyler Enders discuss some of the ways in which local companies are fighting the spread of coronavirus. In particular Made in KC discusses its efforts with Sandlot Goods to produce tens of thousands of face masks.
This episode is an introduction to the Made in KC podcast in which owners Tyler Enders, Keith Bradley, and Thomas McIntyre will be discussing the myriad impacts of coronavirus on society and culture as we know it. They'll be covering topics from small business, to telemedicine, to how people are navigating the 30 days on lockdown. They discuss how society is poised to change after this massive economic slowdown. Will people become more social? Will the restaurant industry recover? Will we re-evaluate our priorities from education to public health? Along the way, they'll chat with ordinary Kansas Citians to see how people are coping with the rapid changes. This will be a virtual coffee shop, a virtual gathering place. It will be a place to remain connected to our neighbors and our community. Please join us!