One Good Question

This week I talk to Michael Seamans and he presents me with a thought provoking question, that leads to a conversation that spans many different ideas and scenarios. Buy Prints From MichaelMichael's WebsiteFind & Follow Us!

Today’s show is going to be a bit different, because we have Matt Hongoltz-Hetling making his second appearance on the show and we are talking about his first book, “A Libertarian Walks Into a Bear”, which went on sale on September 15th. Matt is an award winning, freelance Journalist. He has been a finalist for the Pulitzer Prize for Local Journalism, he has won the George Polk Award, and has been voted Journalist of the Year by the Maine Press Association. We cover several topics from his book including the intersection of the Libertarian philosophy and personal responsibility, the balance between the greater good of society/community and government overreach, and the perils of cat induced insanity. With all the craziness in the world right now, it was nice to get a change of pace. This was a fun conversation, about a great book!Matt Hongoltz-HetlingA Libertarian Walks Into a Bear on Indie BoundFind & Follow Us!

This week is another Conversation on Culture with my good friend Kip Stehling. We discuss current events, the Black Lives Matter Movement, and the historical perspective race relations. This is a small part of a larger conversation, so look out for at least one, but most likely 2 more episodes from this conversation. Joining us in People of the Pod today is Jade Madison Scott founder of With Good Company Productions and the host of On Their Way. TED Talks: An Interview With the Founders of BLMWith Good Company ProductionsFind and Follow Us

Today, August 26, 2020, is Women's Equality Day which recognizes women winning the right to vote. In this episode I approached some of my friends and asked them, "What does Women's Equality mean to you?". Keeping with the spirit of Women's Equality Day, my guest in People of the Pod is Deneen L. Garrett, host of 'An Intimate Conversation With Women of Color'. We talk about her podcast and its mission to empower women. Finally, as a special treat Taylor Dee and her band Shots Fired has provided all of the music for today's episode. Check the show notes below for how to find Deneen and Taylor.An Intimate Conversation with Women of ColorTaylor Dee and Shots FiredFind and Follow Us!

Here's a little more from my conversation with Josh from the podcast, All The People You Should Know. In this segment we are talking about the demographics of our respective communities and states, and the politics that accompany them, and we end with how religion and politics intersect. Josh is also the guest for People of the Pod. We are now a proud member of the All the People Podcast Network!Find and Follow Us!All The People NetworkAll the People You Should Know

I talk to the host of the podcast, All the People You Should Know. We have a conversation about the social justice movement, leadership and building allies. Find & Follow Us!All the People you Should KnowCampaign Zero

In Part 2, Cliff and I move from Campaign Zero and get into broader societal and political issues like the legalization of narcotics. Then in People of the Pod, I speak with Ricky Weaver of the podcast Connections Untold. Campaign ZeroConnections UntoldFind & Follow Us!

This week I welcome my friend Cliff Myah and we discuss the goals of the Social Justice movement as it pertains to policing. He introduces me to Campaign Zero and their 10 part plan to improve both policing and the relationship between police and communities of color.People of the Pod: This week I welcome to Tokeo Jameson of Tokeo's Smoke Show. I have one word for you, Elmwood. Make sure you click the link and check out his show!Find and Follow Us!

In this episode of Tables Turned, Dusti and I have a quick conversation about my word for the year (recorded pre-COVID-19). BONUS: Another quick conversation with fellow Podcaster, Deneen Garrett.Find and Follow Us!

This week we return with the host of the podcast Assorted Goods, Dan Felton. I was introduced to Dan through his work on the Tulsa Massacres (links to both episodes below). We talk about empathy and thoughtfulness in these times and discuss the varying levels of self awareness in the discourse of this point in history. I also debut People of the Pod. A segment I am using to highlight independent podcasters. Tulsa (Part 1)Tulsa (Part 2)Assorted Goods Website

In this episode of Tables Turned, Kevin and I talk about my career, and how I think about how I got to where I am today. We also scratch the surface of my general hospitality philosophy. Enjoy!Find and Follow Us!

This week we are sharing some of our favorite recorded moments that didn't make the final cut. We hope everyone is staying safe out there. Enjoy!Find and Follow Us!

This week I visit with Urban Fiction author Nadine Frye. She tells me about the other Black Female authors that inspire her writing and the importance of authenticity in writing. We also talk about how she weaves the fragility of humanity into her writing to help spark discussions about relational issues and our culture. Nadine on TwitterNadine on AmazonFind and Follow Us!

Welcome! This is the first edition of One Good Question: Tables Turned where former guest get to pose me their own One Good Question. This week Matt Hongoltz-Hetling asks me about a question that takes me back to my teenage years and a confrontation I had with my father. It was a great conversation and I hope that you enjoy it. Find and Follow Us!

This week Seneca Wallace of Iowa State and NFL fame joins me. We talk about his journey from a 25 man football team in Sacramento to being drafted by the Seahawks. He also talks about his foundation, Joyce's Angels. Which is linked below. Joyce's AngelsFind and Follow Us!

Today we speak with Harry Cross, a.k.a. Rideshare Harry. We talk about the enormous amount of generosity and charity that he puts into the community, and we briefly discuss a few of the things he has done in the wake of COVID-19.Rideshare Harry FacebookFind and Follow Us!

This week I speak with Michael G. Seamans, a photojournalist based in Maine. We talked about what gives him hope in these times and observations of our society during the pandemic we are currently experiencing. Check out some of his work with Central Maine News, and on his website(links below). Last, be sure to support local journalism! Stay Inquisitive!centralmaine.commichaelgseamans.comFind and Follow Us!

This week, Dusti Unger, from the blog Every Dang Dish, joins us to talk about some of her favorite dishes that are connected to memories and people. She also gives a very insightful response to the House Question. Links to her blog, social media, and cookbook are below.Blog: Everydangdish.comIG: @everydangdishPinterestCircle of Friends CookbookFind and Follow US Here!

Episode 5: The Value of People w/ Matt Hongoltz-Hetling Award winning journalist Matt Hongoltz-Hetling joins me this week, as we talk about how we think about people, in an everyday sense, and how his various vocations throughout life have shaped the way he approaches his craft. We also talk about his upcoming book, “A Libertarian Walks Into A Bear”, which is available for pre-order now (see link below). Follow Matt Hongoltz-HetlingPre-order A Libertarian Walks Into A BearFind and Follow One Good Question!

This week Kevin and I talk about his decision to focus on Khmer/Cambodian cuisine after years of training in fine dining. From serving America's Army to serving America's Team he details his journey from fatigues to a chef coat and how it all came full circle. Kevin and I worked together over 10 yrs. ago when I was cutting my teeth as an Assistant Manager and he was earning his stripes as a line cook. Find and Follow us!

We're back, after a little work/life imbalance induced hiatus! Which works out, because work/ life balance is one of the many subjects that I cover this week while speaking with Vince Vittatoe. I have known Vince for the better part of 30 years. I enjoyed listening to him talk about his journey to owning his own business. In his career journey, there is a common thread of service running throughout, which was one of the most interesting things for me during this session. Thank you following us!Follow the link to find out more about Vittatoe Consulting

This week’s guest is Christian Illusionist, and my former roommate, David Knight. David, and his wife Kylie, travel the globe using their skills as illusionists to share God’s word. David has been doing magic since before I met him back in high school. We talk about how he was able to take his childhood love and make it his profession. We also talk a bit about David and Kylie’s roles as Global Ambassadors for the charity, Uganda Shoe Trees. For more information about their show or their charity, please follow the links below:David and Kylie Knight: Illusions Website Facebook Instagram Uganda Shoe Trees Website Facebook Instagram BONUS: Ashton Chase speaks with me and gives us a preview of a single from her upcoming album. If you would like to follow Ashton and check out all of the different forms art she creates see the links below: Website Instagram

Welcome to the first episode of One Good Question! I sit down with my friend Brandon Bedford and we discuss managing and cultivating creativity. He also shares some sage advice that we can all benefit from when answering the House question. Thank you for checking us out. Follow the Link to find us! linktr.ee/givegoodqanda More social sites will be up soon.

One Question is an interview podcast that asks interesting people, one unique question (followed by the house question) and then lets their answers speak for themselves. Hosted by Leon Davis.