Episode 67 – Cordell Pickering, Pick PT & Apex Fitness and Performance
Supporting Business & Strengthening Lives Cordell always knew he wanted to be a Physical Therapist but he also knew he wanted to be an entrepreneur. “When I was 16 years old I did an English report where our teacher told us to find a profession we were interested in. The projections showed that physical therapy […]
Episode 66 – Neil and Karen Gwartzman, Private Label University
What’s Your Perfect Product? In 1983, Neil Gwartzman dove into the private labeling industry when he joined his father’s brick-and-mortar manufacturing and importing company. After learning the business from the ground up, he committed himself to distill everything he and his father knew into a step-by-step system that could be used to easily and consistently identify, […]
Episode 65 – Drew Durrant, Yellowstone Playhouse
Laughter is the Best Medicine From Memorial Day until Labor Day you will find Drew Durrant and his crew in Island Park cooking prime rib and performing family-friendly productions for thousands of visitors to the area. COVID-19 has put a little kink in theater plans this year and has delayed opening of Yellowstone Playhouse until […]
Episode 64 – Chip Langerak, Arthur Berry & Co and The Villa Coffeehouse
Coffee and Business Becoming a business broker wasn’t what Chip Langerak saw himself doing, but joining Arthur Berry & Co 4 years ago allowed him the opportunity to help business owners sell their businesses and move into retirement. “Building the package, marketing the business, fielding the questions, pitching it to people, that’s my specialty,” Chip […]
Episode 63- Chris & Natalie Morris – Firehouse Subs
Chris Morris has been a firefighter since 2008. Having and entrepreneurial spirit and always looking for a restaurant business to own, his experience naturally led him to seek a Firehouse Sub restaurant franchise. Unfortunately the rights to the franchise were already claimed for this area so he decided moved on. Fast forward to a year […]
Episode 62 – Larry Fisher – Black Swan Inn, and Destinations Inn
An Escape From Reality The Black Swan Inn and Destinations Inn are themed hotels created primarily for couples. Larry Fisher had a career in construction, founding Fisher Construction, and specializing in custom homes. “I’ve always enjoyed building things,” Larry said. He was very involved in all aspects of the building and creating his customer’s dream […]
Episode 61 – Nate Eaton , East Idaho News
Giving East Idaho News In 2006, Nate Eaton started his television career at KIDK and was there for 3 years until he moved to Richmond, Virginia to work for the ABC station there. After working for the Richmond station for about 4 years he received a call from Frank Vandersloot, owner of Melaleuca, with an […]
Episode 60 – International Institute of Massage, Jasmine Kinney
Taking Massage to a Higher Level After taking a detour through the Virgin Islands, in 2007 Jasmine came back to Idaho to help her sister. While working as a professional massage therapist she saw a lack in the market for trained therapists and it inspired her to start her own school. “I’ve always been an […]
Episode 59 – Grandpa’s Southern Bar-B-Q, Lloyd & Loretta Westbrook
Bringing the South to Idaho Lloyd and Loretta Westbrook have been serving east Idaho southern soul food since 1995. After taking an early out from his job at the Idaho National Laboratory, Lloyd decided to pursue his dream of bringing southern barbeque to east Idaho. Against all odds, their first location in Arco was a […]
Episode 58 – Kent Lott, Royal Theaters
Entertaining the Generations Kent Lott has been in the theatre business for nearly 3 decades and owner of Royal Theaters for nearly 2. “I just love it, I have a passion for it,” Kent says. He started working when he was 16 and showed a talent for projection, a job that was typically saved for […]