Foundation Nation: Recent Episodes
Matthew Cote
Join Matthew Cote as he sits down with successful individuals from across the nation as they take a deep dive into the foundations of their lives. Each episode explores first hand accounts of finding success and fulfillment in a wide variety of endeavors.
Ever wondered about the superpowers hidden in the minutia of everyday life? Let Matthew and Jay enlighten you on how the contents of our pockets and our perception of time wield more influence than you might think. We promise an insightful journey through the seemingly trivial aspects of our daily existence and their profound effects, from the power to stop time in its tracks to the simple joy that springs from witnessing life's small wonders. Together, we'll navigate the omnipresent role of technology, sharing close calls on construction sites and how our smartphones can lead us astray in shopping malls. Listen in as we tackle the critical need to remain present and aware, despite the siren call of our devices.
Join us as we tackle the unexpected health and behavioral consequences of our mobile companions. From the subtle art of avoiding "text neck" to the necessity of disconnecting for our well-being, we've got personal anecdotes and strategies to keep you connected—with respect. Mat and Jay also wax lyrical about the paradox of live streaming – it's a delightful distraction that can transport us to the culinary paradise of a cooking show or the sun-kissed shores of a Hawaiian beach, yet we can't forget the irreplaceable nature of in-person interactions. Discover how we balance the allure of the digital domain with the tactile world around us, fostering joy without losing touch with reality. It's a conversation that promises to connect the dots between virtual escapes and genuine presence, all while keeping you engaged and entertained.
Ever wondered what it takes to be a Lego Master, or how a simple plastic brick can outperform gold as an investment? Buckle up for an enchanting behind-the-scenes look at the Brick Alley meet-up in Port Orchard, where we rubbed shoulders with the brightest brick builders, including the champion of Lego Masters season four. Discover the intricate world of competitive Lego building, and delve into the unexpected financial wisdom of stashing away those Lego sets. Plus, we examine the miniature marvels that are Lego minifigures, focusing on the charming evolution of the tiny plastic kids that populate our creations.
Switching from bricks to bytes, get ready to have your mind expanded by Apple's latest venture into augmented reality with the Vision Pro Glasses. We weigh the pros and cons of this hefty investment, breaking down the features and potential use cases like transforming your home office into an AR wonderland or taking on collaborative engineering feats remotely. As Apple leaps beyond the iPhone, we ponder the future of tech innovation and how it continues to shape our world. Join us for a journey through the playful and the practical in this episode full of visionaries and vision.
Prepare to be spellbound as Nate Jester, a masterful Seattle mentalist, joins me, Matthew Cote, on Foundation Nation to unravel the mysteries of magic and mentalism. Nate pulls back the curtain on a career steeped in wonder, sharing tales that will leave your mind reeling and revealing the subtleties that separate mentalism from traditional magic. Whether it's his admiration for the intellect of his audience or the complex tricks that still perplex him, Nate's insights transport us into the world of the greatest illusionists like David Copperfield and David Blaine, seen through the lens of a seasoned expert.
In our series closer, we shift from the stage to the spirit of giving, with Nate recalling how his magic has intersected with philanthropy to bring joy and dental care to children in need. This remarkable journey through the art of mentalism underscores the profound impact of live performance, igniting wonder in the eyes of beholders. For those seeking to infuse their events with an extraordinary flair, Nate's anecdotes are a treasure trove of inspiration.
As a child, I was captivated by a simple magic trick, forever altering my trajectory; little did I know it would lead me to sit down with Nate Jester, a maestro of mentalism whose own journey began with a scene from "Shakes the Clown." In our conversation, Nate unfurls the narrative of his evolution from a curious youngster in a magic shop to an accomplished performer, leaving audiences spellbound at high-profile events. His recollections of mentorship under the tutelage of Steve Dobson and the leap from marketing maven to full-time magician serve as a testament to the power of following one's passion and the relentless pursuit of mastery in the captivating realm of magic and mentalism.
Take a peek behind the magician's curtain as Nate and Matt trade stories of juggling the joys and challenges of fatherhood with the demands of a blossoming career in entertainment. We touch on how parental advice can shape a child's path and discuss the delicate dance of making personal dreams dovetail with professional aspirations. Get ready to be enthralled by the psychological intricacies of mentalism as Nate shares insights into the art that takes his performances beyond the realm of the conventional, promising an experience filled not just with tricks but with moments that truly transcend reality.
Step into the captivating domain of mentalism and magic with Seattle's own Nate Jester, whose sleight of mind dazzles and astounds. Our latest episode peels away the layers of this mystical world, as Nate reveals the intricate dance between psychology, probability, and showmanship. It's a laughter-filled journey that leaves us marveling at the 'magic' woven into the fabric of everyday life, from the miracle of creation to the spellbinding forces of nature. With Nate's guidance, witness how the extraordinary emerges from the ordinary, proving that sometimes, reality can be as enchanting as any illusion.
As we waltz through Nate's personal narrative, we traverse the landscape from intimate magic gigs to the corporate sphere, and back again to the limelight of entertainment. This episode illuminates the misunderstood art of hypnosis, clearing the fog of myths to reveal its true, mesmerizing nature. We give a standing ovation to the magicians who've shaped American culture, like David Blaine and David Copperfield, and reflect on TV's transformative effect on modern-day magic and mentalism. So, join us for a spellbinding session that promises to leave you both amazed and a firm believer in the power of credible amazement. Nate's expertise in magnifying the allure of corporate events with magic is just a play button away—prepare to be enthralled.
As AI takes the wheel in the political sphere, steering public perspective in unforeseen directions. The digital age has ushered in an era where counterfeits and truths are interwoven so tightly that distinguishing between them is like trying to separate threads in a tapestry. We'll guide you through this complex maze, examining how AI-generated content poses ethical dilemmas and challenges our trust in the public figures it can so easily mimic. Our dialogue ventures into the art of political subtleties, dissecting the craft behind words that veil more than they reveal.
Laugh and learn with us as we contrast the autonomous intricacies of a Tesla with the unassuming charm of a '69 Chevy, illustrating the vast web of connectivity that defines our era. We'll take you down memory lane with a nostalgic nod to a turkey-drop caper from yesteryear's television, extracting humor and insight from its cultural imprint.
Join Matt and Jay for a conversation where wisdom intertwines with wit, painting a portrait of our present reality.
Ever wondered what it's like to be totally immersed in a world built of bricks? Join Matthew and Jay as Jay talks about a recent trip to Legoland and the park's cornerstone—Ninjago World. Jay will give you the inside scoop on the whimsical hotel rooms that had his kids squealing with delight, the convenience of snoozing at the park's edge, and why Legoland's charm holds a special place in the hearts of families.
Then, shift gears with us as we swap tales of teenage resilience, humor, and the power of spontaneous dance-offs. Remember those days when a shoe stuck on train tracks would spark an instant party rather than panic? We're bringing that vibe back, chatting about the social sanctuaries of our formative years and making the case for reclaiming the communal spirit of malls and movie theaters. Come for the nostalgia; stay for the burst of laughter and life lessons served with a side of friendship and carefree abandon.
Brace yourselves as Matthew and Jay, reveal the key strategies for keeping your home dry amidst the relentless downpours that are challenging homeowners like never before. Discover the art of intelligent downspout placement and how to stay one step ahead of a threatening water table. We share the ins and outs of using sump pumps, house raising, and other drying techniques, ensuring your living space remains a sanctuary against the elements. Our conversation also ventures into Japan's innovative use of natural cold, where ice sculptures stand sentinel over fresh fish, preserving the catch of the day in a way that defies modern refrigeration.
From the comfort of your own habitat, join us as we soar through the cosmos, entertaining the tantalizing possibility of extraterrestrial neighbors. Is Earth a galactic beacon of resources ripe for interstellar discovery, or are we floating in a sea of cosmic insignificance? We'll tackle Elon Musk's skepticism and share our musings on alien encounters, the potential magnetism of our blue planet, and the implications for humanity's future as portrayed by our favorite sci-fi films. As we share our personal travel tidbits and the quirks of crossing borders, let's embark on this journey together, passports in hand, ready to navigate the unknown with a blend of humor and curiosity.
Ever wondered how to keep your tech habits in check amidst the holiday hubbub? We're not just talking about the basics; we delve into the less obvious but equally important tech mannerisms, like why your headphones can be the ultimate gift to those around you. And when it comes to screen time, we're looking out for the little eyes—keeping your content kid-friendly is more than just a nicety, it's a necessity. On the move? Don't be that power outlet hog; we've got some electrifying tips to keep your devices—and your relationships—fully charged.
But it's not all about the do's and don'ts; we explore the freedoms and frustrations that come with our beloved gadgets. Ever felt handcuffed by your iPhone's lack of customizability? Our banter about the parallels between tech and automotive industries might just resonate with you. And if you've ever been crammed into an airplane seat during the holiday travel circus, you'll appreciate our humorous take on the high-flying tight squeezes and surprisingly affordable tickets. Beyond the laughs, we also ponder technology's more profound societal impact. We envision a world where our smart devices not only connect us but also amplify our human potential, casting a vision for how tech, wielded with care, can create unity in our diverse world. Join us for a conversation that's as enlightening as it is entertaining.
We're cracking open Cherry Cokes and swapping stories—from Jay's festive video creations to musings about the latest in film. Revel in our anticipation for a new masterpiece from Japanese animator Miyazaki, and hear us cackle over "Dawn of the Nugget," the much-awaited "Chicken Run" sequel. Plus, we're spilling our thoughts on the perceived shifts in safety, as we contrast the statistics with the sentiments on today's playgrounds.
As the conversation turns, we delve into the digital realm where the lines between virtual and reality blur, particularly for our kids. The recent Roblox lawsuit has us unraveling the complexities of online gaming safety, prompting us to share how we navigate parental controls and the digital guidance we impart to our own children. We're also peeling back the layers on how the content of video games can influence young minds, just as much as other adult behaviors. Listen in as we advocate for a more vigilant approach to gifting, emphasizing the significance of knowing what kind of entertainment we're placing into the hands of the next generation—a heartfelt reminder for parents and anyone playing a part in a child's life.
Ever wondered what it's like to navigate the evolving roads of technology and lifestyle with a Lego train in hand? Grab your conductor's hat and join Matthew Cote and Tech Genius Jay for a riveting journey through Foundation Nation. We're unpacking the joy of DIY holiday projects, like Jay's epic Lego Christmas train expansion, while cruising past the days of gas price worries in our rearview mirror. Jay's switch to an electric Tesla sparks candid tales of road rage and the quirky behaviors of Prius drivers, which makes you realize that on today's roads, it's more than just engines that could use a little electric charge.
Shift into a higher gear as we dissect the seismic shift in work culture, from the return-to-office mandates to the burgeoning realm of virtual collaboration. Boeing's call to rein back remote work ignites a debate on the future of professional connectivity, with a spotlight on the efficiency of tools like Microsoft Teams. We then strap on our VR headsets to envision a workplace where daily commutes are swapped for digital teleportation into immersive, collaborative spaces. It's not just about clocking in anymore; it's about being plugged into a matrix of innovation. Stick with us, and let's navigate this digital terrain together, brought to your ears by the tech wizards at Jay's Technology Solutions.
Ever been on the receiving end of a sibling's prank? You'll be in good company with our guests Kai and Lance from the Air Force. We tread the path of childhood mischief, sharing laugh-out-loud stories from the good old days. Kai's epic prank on his brother will make you cackle while Lance's shenanigans will leave you in stitches. As the laughter subsides, and the Washington sky pours outside, we transition into a discussion that hits closer to home.
Let's step away from the levity for a moment and spare a thought for those enduring the nerve-wracking wait for any sign of life from hostages in Gaza. We get real and raw about the emotional turmoil these families go through and the additional precautions our military must take in such turbulent times. It's a tough topic, but we hope for peace and resolution.
Who would have thought that a Palestinian protest in Cincinnati, the fear of darkness, and man-eating crocodiles in New York sewers could be discussed in the same breath? Yet, here we are. We debate on the significance of raising awareness for the Palestinian cause and then switch gears to discuss a prevalent fear in the US - walking alone at night. To lighten the mood, we jump into a riveting tale of a woman finding a crocodile in her toilet in Russia, and our peculiar desire to taste the legendary ninja turtle pizza from the sewers. Join us on this rollercoaster of emotions, from the lighthearted to the profound.
Picture this, you're in the middle of a heated debate at work, the topic? Politics. Our guests, Gen Z members and active duty air force, Kai and Lance, spill the beans on how they handle this delicate dance in the military. As we delve deeper into the conversation, it's evident that generational changes are reshaping the approach towards political discussions in workplaces. We also shed light on a survey that unveils the current stance of employed adults on this touchy subject.
Hold on to your seats as we switch lanes and venture into the world of current events and ground-breaking technology. We chew over the ramifications of Trump's PPP loans, and the escalating carjacking incidents in Seattle aren't left untouched. Ever wondered how iPhones and Androids could bridge their texting gap? We've got the scoop from Apple! Lastly, we introduce you to a technological marvel, a pin that can project images on any surface. It's Thanksgiving, after all, and we're serving a feast of lively discussions on Foundation Nation.
Can you imagine how wildfires are causing a domino effect on your power bills and the environment? Join us, Matthew Cote and Daniel, in this immersive episode of Foundation Nation, where we reveal the untold story of the Spokane fire and its aftermath. Featuring a deep dive into the escalating utility costs, we shed light on the Middle Eastern companies exacerbating California's looming water crisis. We unravel the effects of water-guzzling plants on our local resources and the ecological balance.
What if the government had been more transparent about the COVID-19 vaccine from the start? How would that have shifted public trust? Matthew Cote and Daniel tackle these questions head-on, unearthing the roots of the anti-vaxxer movement and the global crisis resulting from millions of children missing crucial vaccines.
Venturing into a more comforting territory, we introduce you to the 'Telephone of the Wind' - a heartwarming installation nestled in a park in Olympia, WA. This symbolic communication channel allows individuals to voice their unspoken sentiments to their departed loved ones. Borrowing its concept from Japan, this telephone acts as a unique therapeutic outlet for those grappling with grief. So, join us as we navigate these compelling topics, sailing through the sea of information to offer you a fresh perspective.
Ever wondered why fentanyl, one of the most addictive drugs, is increasingly affordable? Or how Seattle's homelessness crisis is inadvertently fostering a breeding ground for illicit drug dealing? Buckle up, as we tackle these hard-hitting questions and more. We dissect the societal implications of the drug crisis, shed light on the flaws in homeless housing programs, and propose education as a powerful deterrent to drug use.
We also examine Generation Z's attitude towards work. Job-hopping, driven by unrealistic internet portrayals and the allure of easy money from platforms like OnlyFans, has become their new normal. We note the potential pitfalls of this unstable career trajectory and the illusion of quick money. Emphasizing the value of job commitment and living in the present, we remind our listeners that life is fleeting. Join us for a meaningful conversation about societal issues that shape our time.
Prepare yourself for a rollercoaster of a ride as we plunge headfirst into the controversy surrounding the recent Taylor Swift concert. We promise you an insider's glimpse into Ticketmaster's dubious monopoly on ticket sales as we take off the gloves and expose their questionable tactics. Picture soaring ticket prices due to artificial scarcity, robots and algorithms playing the market, and the unexpected ripple effect of the coup in Russia. Get set for an eye-opening discussion that will make you rethink the next concert ticket you buy.
Ever wondered what it takes to bounce back from a series of quality issues? If you're curious, join us as we explore Boeing's remarkable resurgence. Imagine a world where sensors catch wildfires before they spread, and internet connection is as unlimited as the sky above us. What if technology theft was the norm? How would our world change if a company became too big to fail? We'll get into all of these questions and dive into the latest happenings around Washington State and beyond.
But we're not all serious business. Ever pondered about the Canadians' immense contribution to the world of hockey? We certainly did! We're taking a light-hearted detour into the sport of hockey, chuckling over some puck-related humor and showing our appreciation for our neighbors up north. So pull up a chair, pour yourself a cuppa, and join our conversation. Don't forget to subscribe and leave us a comment, and remember: the best is yet to come!
Join Matthew and Daniel as they discuss the challenges of finding and reserving campgrounds and some services that can help. Plus, the guys share their thoughts on new weight loss drugs.
Matthew and Daniel discuss the crazy way drug dealers are using maple syrup to smuggle meth. Plus, Matthew and Daniel praise Alaska Airlines for their incredible customer service.
Mathew and Danial discuss how laziness has created some of the world's best technological inventions. Plus, stories about the 4th of July in Seattle, bike crashes, and why fish are dying in Lake Washington.
We’re back! We aren’t immune here at Foundation Nation; some of us were also hit with the cold and flu. But we are all back happy, healthy & ready to go with new episodes!
On episode 4, we discuss possible life on the moon with Luna, NASA, and A.I. Space Factory’s 3D printed project. Wanna know which city is Washington’s most underrated, with plenty to offer? We know! Our guys also have some news for ya about SeaTac Airport. And, of course, we have to have at least one funny story! Come join us to hear how KUOW 94.9 took over the airways, so to speak.
Listen to Matthew and Daniel discuss tiptoeing into a hot tub in the snow up at Mt. Rainer’s Paradise cabins. Sounds like an unexpected convo for two guys in the foundation industry! Well, there’s no shortage of tool and industry talk. Chainsaws, Sawzall, and impact drills. Listen for personal preference and life experience. What about the shutdown of the Alaskan crab season?! If that doesn’t affect you, maybe the topic of ‘range anxiety’ being experienced by EV owners will.
Would you shoot an armadillo? Tune in to find out what happened to one unfortunate man who did. One thing for certain here in the PNW, as Amazon workers head back to the office, our commuters are feeling the pain. Watch out for episode 3 as the guys talk all things recession, is it really recession time? What is your reality?
We’re back! More things local with our guys here at Foundation Nation. Episode 2 dives into the current craziness with all the smoke that has us all walking around in a nasty haze! The guys touch on some disclaimers not made apparent with some contests that sound too good to be true and will tell you about some contests you would never associate with cheaters, can you guess any?? Today our guys share a little work-related knowledge and some updates as well. If you live or own property in the PNW, this can be some useful knowledge for you.
Check out the 2nd episode of season 3 as our new co-host Daniel settles in. He shares some funny and interesting stories about cheating and reminisces a bit with our host Matthew.
For a couple of hard-working guys that get down and dirty with their hands fixin’ foundations and waterproofing basements, Matthew and his co-host Daniel can be pretty knowledgeable on all things eco-friendly and environmentally conscious too! Check out the first episode of Season 3 to hear their insights on current happenings from clean energy, electric cars, Hurricane Ian, and the smokey atmosphere and how it intertwines with fine wine. Of course, like a party shirt, we’re not all serious business around here. Tune in to discover how a raccoon can land in you in the slammer. The guys also share some personal experiences, from travel to curiosity about the galaxy.
For a couple of hard-working guys that get down and dirty with their hands fixin’ foundations and waterproofing basements, Matthew and his co-host Daniel can be pretty knowledgeable on all things eco-friendly and environmentally conscious too! Check out the first episode of Season 3 to hear their insights on current happenings from clean energy, electric cars, Hurricane Ian, and the smokey atmosphere and how it intertwines with fine wine. Of course, like a party shirt, we’re not all serious business around here. Tune in to discover how a raccoon can land in you in the slammer. The guys also share some personal experiences, from travel to curiosity about the galaxy.
Matthew talks with Raymond Ussery and Melissa Petrini, hosts of the soon-to-go live podcast titled “More Than Black & White”.
“Find new ways to help people by listening and communicating more effectively with those “on the other side”. Discover where the communication gaps and pitfalls are, as we help people understand each other better and ask questions of each other on common ground.”
Come join us as Matthew chats with Richard, a former Seattle street resident. Sharing his story and vision as he works with Union Gospel... helping the homeless people of our beautiful city.
Jesse Trebil along with his wife Lori began safebasements over 30 years ago. From its humble origin, SB has changed into what has become one off the most highly regarded basement waterproofing and foundation repair companies in the country today, SafeBasements of Minnesota, Inc.
Ryan Walsh is back in the studio with his wife Lauren, and they’ve got some major developments to share in both their business and life. They’re going to be talking favorite tools of the trade, super dirty cars, and ceramic coating to get your car extra shiny this summer. Matthew is going to walk you through booking an appointment at WalshMeDetail.com, and as a bonus, he’s sharing his summer tips for potty-training your kid. Walsh Me Detail isn’t just for cars. Need deep cleaning? Just drop them a line at info@walshmedetail.com.
Ryan Walsh is back for a brand new episode, along with his wife Lauren to talk about their auto detailing business. Don't miss out on the last episode of the season!
Jonathan Chicquette is back! This time he brought his daughter, Mikayla, and they’re going to be talking websites from history and purpose to the role they play in improving our community. Drawing upon Jonathan’s 30 years of website building experience and Mikayla’s marketing background, they’re here to share tips and key things to think about when implementing your business website. If you’d like to learn more about digital branding or you need help getting your community project online, check out 575agency.com.
Brand new episode this Friday! We're talking the past, present, and future of websites with 575. Make sure to hit the subscribe button so you don't miss out!
We're in the studio with Kass Schany, the Fleet and Commercial Manager at Good Chevrolet in Renton, WA. He's giving the inside scoop on what it's like to be a car salesman, how he feels about the rise of eCommerce, and what's new and exciting in the world of Chevy. Plus, what's the deal with the "chip shortage"? We're also talking about summer plans, and tips on how to convince your wife to let you buy a boat! If you're in need of a new vehicle, stop in and visit the award winning team at Good Chevrolet or shop from the comfort of your home at GoodChev.com.
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Jonathan Chiquette is the former Mayor of Normandy Park, and forever a student of life. He's learned a lot of valuable lessons along his journey of being a janitor, graphic designer, CEO, and everything in between. His drive is community, and playing a part in helping the people around him thrive, which is only a small step in helping the world as a whole. It's all about the little successes that help us achieve our dreams. We'll also be taking a little detour and talking about motorcycles, and as a special treat, Matthew will be sharing one his favorite places to ride.
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We’re jumping into the driver’s seat with Haylie and Doug Wilkinson, members of a multi-generational racing family, talking vehicles, points, sponsors, and the mindset. Find out what it’s like going head to head against your own family on the track, and where do racers go for family vacation? Check out CW11 on Sunday nights 5-7pm to see the Wilkinsons in action at the Evergreen Speedway and linkfly.to/Wilkinsonfamilyracing to follow them on social media or find out how you can sponsor an incredible team.
Ever toyed with the idea of investing in real estate? Kyle Back is here to share some tips and facts about commercial real estate and what the market is looking like during Covid; he’s even got some thoughts about real estate on Mars. It’s not all shop talk, though. Matthew and Kyle will also be talking about their favorite places to ski in the Pacific Northwest. If you’d like to learn more about investing in real estate, check out Colliers.com for resources and experts, like Kyle, in your area that can help get you started or take your business to the next level.
From real estate, to race car driving, to owning a coffee shop, Mike Phillips is here to share some of the lessons he’s learned along the way and what it’s like starting a small business just before a pandemic hits. Also, find out why this Washingtonian is pulling up stakes and heading to Texas. As a bonus treat, Matthew is going to share his super secret hobby! If you’re looking for a truly excellent cup of coffee from a family-owned café, be sure to check out Empire Coffee in scenic Normandy Park, WA.
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Buckle-up, it’s a car episode! By day John Petrini is a second-generation dentist, but under that professional demeanor, he’s a motorhead through and through with a passion for restoring cars and the open road. We’re talking Jeeps, Hummers, and nostalgia for the cars we grew up with. Summer is just around the corner, bringing up memories of past vacations and excitement for boating adventures. If you’re in need of dental implants in the Burien area, be sure to check out Petrini Prosthodontics.
Covid has put a wrench in plenty of businesses across the US, causing people to re-examine their plan and often times make major pivots. Doug Hall is an EOS specialist, coaching business owners to help improve their overall strategy, increasing profits, value, or free time, and if that seems a little confusing, don't worry! He's here to break it down. If you're interested in getting the most out of your Seattle based business, be sure to check out ResourcesForCeos.com.
All the way from Omaha, Justin Burhoop is sharing what it’s like growing up in the Midwest, from farm life and small towns to big Thanksgiving gatherings. Just because he grew up in the country doesn’t mean he can’t also be a tech geek discussing comic book movies, cars, and the future of electric vehicles. Justin is the Director of Sales and Service Training for Supportworks, one of the leading manufactures of foundation repair and stabilization products, and if you’d like to learn more you can check out Supportworks.com.
Washington State’s Long-Term Care Act goes into effect January 1st 2022! Are you ready? Do you know how this tax will impact your wallet and potentially the rest of the US? Financial expert Ken Alfonso is here to break it down for you as well as other fiscal topics such as cryptocurrency, retirement goals, and the future of business post COVID. If you’re in the Des Moines area, you can find Ken at EdwardJones.com for personalized help in planning your financial future.
From soldier, to janitor, to business owner, Sgt Aaron Quinonez is here not only to talk about the impact of negative bias, Avocado Wars, and snow in the attic, but also the healing power of faith, and the inspiration he found to help heal others. Check out Qmissions.org to learn more about a truly amazing cause, life-saving technology at Qactual.com, and of course, Aaron’s book, Healing Thru Service: The Warrior's Guidebook to Overcoming Trauma.
We're talking the state of political landscape, corporate America secrets, and the pitfalls of healthcare in the US with Marliza Melzer, who ran for Washington State Representative in 2020. As an advocate for the holistic lifestyle, Marliza is here to offer her tips and tricks to living life to the fullest and building a better, stronger community. If you'd like to learn more about supporting grassroots candidates in Washington State, check out ignitefoundationllc.com.
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We’re hanging out with Jay of Jay’s Technology Solutions talking about crazy weather, our favorite Disney movies, and our plans for embarrassing our kids when they’re all grown up, but we’re also talking about flexibility and adaptability. The road to success is rarely a straight shot. If you’re in the Southern Puget Sound area you can find Jay at JaysTechnologySolutionsLLC.com next time your computer, entertainment system, and even your home security cameras are on the fritz.
In this episode we sit down with CEO and Bio Chemist Ryan Walsh as he breaks down how a love for cars and chemistry lead to the creation of his dream company. From cutting edge genetic technology to the science of car washing, and of course, cars, Ryan's never ending quest for knowledge and making the world a better place are just the spark that lit the fuse of success. If you're in the 98189 area be sure to check out WalshMeDetail.com for your all your car detailing needs.