Tell Me About You: Recent Episodes
Jimmy Bellamy
Ryan Cruz tells us about life as a professional wrestler and his time outside the ring.
Brad Gunnarson of Statusfear Media tells us about his passion for music, including everything that goes into a band’s tour life and live performances. He also talks about graphic design, T-shirts, growing up on Minnesota's Iron Range and his love for basketball and appreciation for the people in his life.
Ben Quam tells us about craft beer, music and how he went from being a shy kid to an emcee who has helped raise more than $3 million for a variety of causes.
Chris Chaffee tells us about being new to parenthood. Chris and his wife, Amy, welcomed their first child in January 2018.
Abe Opoti tells us about how he got into Dark Clouds, a supporters group for Minnesota United FC of Major League Soccer and the state's largest independent soccer supporters group. Abe is president of Dark Clouds and also a member of the American Outlaws, which supports the U.S. men's and women's national teams.
Jess Schultz tells us about life as a two-time Olympic curler, growing up in Anchorage, Alaska, setting and achieving goals, and her career as a physical therapy assistant.
David Jungers tells us about life as a “learned extrovert,” how he got his start in social media and marketing, plus the struggles he has endured since suffering a concussion in a car accident.
Pete Leisen tells us about what inspired him to pursue a career in radio and life of fitness. He also discusses his adoption to his family in Minnesota from South Korea and love of baseball and Star Wars.
Dr. Angela Kade Goepferd tells us about how she knew as a child that she wanted to be a pediatrician, their fear of sharks, balancing work and life while raising three boys, and being an advocate for the LGBTQIA+ community, especially transgender and gender-nonconforming kids.
Ryan Huffman tells us about growing up in a rural Minnesota town, sobriety, the death of his father and a career change that brought him from working in juvenile corrections in his home state to massage therapy in Las Vegas.