YOHAUS Weekly

Jerrod and Dave have a conversation about launching Too-Faced cosmetics and eventually selling to Estee Lauder. Jerrod also shares about his early life and the importance of learning to love and believe in yourself. He provides inspiration, wisdom, and important lessons on anchoring yourself and getting through painful moments.

Koel Thomae and Melody have a conversation about how she founded Noosa Yoghurt, one of the most delicious yoghurt brands in the world. Koel shares about her childhood and the ways her mom helped her grow. She also shares about how a few phone calls and a conversation over a couple of drinks helped launch Noosa.

Jay Wayne Jenkins, also known as Jeezy, shares with Dave things he learned in his childhood, thoughts on racism in America, and how people from different backgrounds and communities can learn to advocate and support each other.

Dr. Gee shares his story about working for racial reconciliation in his city of Madison, WI.

This week, Melody interviews Tanya Van Court, founder and CEO of Goalsetter, a fintech company focused on economic empowerment, being a mom, and more.

Today on our pod, we have Kyle Korver. Those who follow the NBA know him well as a three point specialist and a future hall of famer. What you’ll hear him talk about today are his experience as a family man, a person of faith, and a bridge for racial reconciliation.

Welcome to the YOHAUS Weekly Podcast. YOHAUS is a new global community focused on exploring questions of life’s purpose through meaningful connections and conversations.YO stands for ‘young and old’ because we want to combine the best of being young (taking risks, not being afraid to dream) and also of being older - broader perspective, experience and wisdom.Each week you’ll hear from icons/leaders at the top of their fields -- from media and film to commerce and sports.