In this episode, Brad and Brandon share a few shots of long-pour espresso with Jason Davis of the Davis Law Firm. (https://www.davisfirmpllc.com/) Jason shares what it was like for him to decide later in life to go back to law school, change careers, and start his firm from the ground up right out of law school. We also discuss some of the entrepreneurial benefits of working for yourself and how you can design your work life and your social life to work together to grow your business.

In this episode, Brad and Brandon get to hear the story behind Little Rock Landscape with Tony Knight. (https://www.lrlandscape.com/) Little Rock Landscape is a multi-generational commercial landscaping business that has grown from a couple of guys with a truck to doing landscaping work for one of the largest companies in the United States. Be sure to check it out! Also, on this episode, we taste coffee sent to us from one of our listeners in Texas.

In this episode, Brad and Brandon chat with Tyler Tarver (@tylertarver) who is a serial entrepreneur as well as a public education consultant. Tyler shares with us how the landscape of the education system has been changing over the last several years. This is really interesting because this episode was recorded before the COVID-19 shutdown and before we knew what was going to happen to public schools for the 2020-2021 school year. Be sure to listen as Tyler sheds some light on what the future of education might look like.

In this episode, Brad and Brandon visit with Laura O'Bryan from My Virtual.Lawer (www.myvirtual.lawyer). They are one of the only 100% flat-fee virtual law firms in the state of Arkansas. Laura shares with us her story of how they are disrupting the law industry and bringing a fresh take to client service.

In this episode, Brad & Brandon talk with Chris Dickie of Natural State Recovery Center. (https://www.naturalstaterecovery.com/) Chris is the founder and CEO of this amazing organization. Chris shares his story with us of how his past has led him to use that to make a difference in other people's futures by ultimately starting NSRC.

In this episode, Brad and Brandon get to visit with Ryan Ritchie of Rock City Outfitters (https://www.rockcityoutfitters.com/). Ryan gets his first taste of Ethiopian coffee and tells how he purchased and grew one of Little Rock's iconic t-shirt and apparel brands.

In this episode, Brad and Brandon interview Sally Howell of Starling Music Studio in Bryant, AR. (https://starlingmusicstudio.com/) Sally, also being an avid coffee lover, brings her own coffee on the show and it is some of the world's most exquisite coffee. It is called Kopi Luwak. Be sure to listen in to see where this coffee comes from. I'm positive you'll never guess. Sally tells us about starting her own music teaching studio in Bryant and what has made her so successful thus far. Be sure to listen, subscribe, and leave us a review!

In this episode, Brad and Brandon interview Julie Bird from Julie Bird Portraits. Julie shares her story of how she went from being a school teacher to chasing her dream of being a full-time photographer and how she has been successful at this transition. Julie is a phenomenal photographer and has carved out a niche in doing family portraits and high-end senior photos for high-school graduates. Be sure to check her out at www.juliebirdportraits.com & https://www.facebook.com/Julie-Bird-Portraits-1655433664746205/

In this episode, Brad and Brandon visit with Brandon Horvath of Horvath Specialty Auto (https://www.facebook.com/HorvathSpecialtyAuto/). Brandon is not a coffee drinker. So, after throwing some serious shade at his "regular" Starbuck's frappucino order, they get to hear about his antique car business. This is an interesting episode because Brandon has done a great job at building his business around such a niche market. Enjoy!

In this episode, Brad & Brandon have the honor of interviewing Amy Counce the owner of Nexus Coffee & Creative. She owns the coffee shop where the podcast is recorded. She tells her story of how she came up with her business plan on the back of a napkin one day and how it all has come into being. She also talks about what makes the culture of her company so unique and effective. Listen and enjoy!