Podcasts about Andrus

Cache Chamber CEO Jamie Andrus -- Utah Board of Ed, PTA celebrate Education Partnership Month

In this week's episode, Casey sits down with family friend - Kristin Andrus. Recognized by many for her unwavering determination and passion, Kristin is part of an inspiring group of women who are making significant impacts in the world while managing the demands of being exceptional mothers.Kristin shares her insights on creating balance in life rather than merely finding it. As a mother of six, an activist, and a public speaker, Kristin talks about her journey, the challenges of threading the needle between personal ambition and family responsibilities, and the importance of intentional living. She emphasizes the necessity of self-care, maintaining personal identity, and fostering a supportive partnership in marriage.Join in on this enlightening conversation where Kristin opens up about her advocacy work, the art of balancing various roles, and how she integrates service into her family life. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

What does it really take to bring a crumbling historic building back to life—and turn it into a thriving, income-producing community space? In this episode, Brian Hamrick sits down with Brad Andrus, commercial real estate investor, broker, and developer behind the ambitious restoration of the Fine Arts Theater in Denton, Texas. Brad shares the full story: from its beginnings as an undertaker's shop in the early 1900s, to its heyday as a bustling single-screen theater, to decades of vacancy after fire damage—and now, its rebirth as a live performance, film, and event venue. You'll learn: The hidden challenges of historic renovations—from roof failures to unexpected structural issues. How federal and state historic tax credits can make or break the capital stack. Why city and community partnerships are essential in adaptive reuse projects. How to balance profitability with legacy-minded investing. The role of AI tools in Brad's real estate business and his new podcast Weeks Ahead AI. Whether you're passionate about historic preservation, curious about adaptive reuse, or an investor exploring creative real estate strategies, this conversation reveals the opportunities—and the pitfalls—of breathing new life into old buildings.

What does it really look like to thrive as a mom—without losing yourself in the process? In this inspiring session, Kristin Andrus shares candid stories and hard-won wisdom about prioritizing your own interests, breaking free from old paradigms, and modeling self-care for your family. Discover why expanding your life isn't selfish, how to overcome the guilt and obstacles that hold so many women back, and the surprising ripple effects that investing in yourself as a habit can have on your marriage, your kids, and your community.  FREEBIE for all: 12 Months of Family Giving download BONUS raffled off to All-Access Pass Holders: Life at Our Table cookbook Get the Basic Pass to watch and/or read each speaker session for free through Sunday, October 12th. Upgrade to the All-Access Pass for ad-free listening on a private podcast feed, + lifetime access to all content visual, audio, and written.  As a Utah community activator, Kristin Andrus brings people together to help vulnerable people thrive. She likes to personally understand the root cause of issues and is known for regularly showing up to listen, learn, and lend a helping hand. FOLLOW ON IG WEBSITE Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Cache Chamber CEO Jamie Andrus on appointment to chair Statewide "Business Voices" program -- What Utah's nuclear energy push means for small cities

A dialogue on praying for ancestors and on pilgrimage: Hollyhock, Cortes Island, BC; August, 2016. See Rupert's Substack for the Latest  articles and early access to videos

Welcome to Dev Game Club, where this week we complete our series on a pair of empathy games, Papers, Please and Cart Life. We spend some more time with Melanie and her coffee hut before turning to our takeaways, shared between both games. Dev Game Club looks at classic video games and plays through them over several episodes, providing commentary. Sections played: Several days of Cart Life Issues covered: the tutorialization in the Melanie story, a whole functioning town, replaying the first few days, real world flexibility, entering a potential failure state, adding parenting into the mix, encountering a bug, reading deeply into the simulation, having a meaningful experience without a systemic backing, supporting the illusion of systems, being forced to have your daughter go to her dad's, bugs and not being sure, losing Andrus's cat, dream sequences, having trouble wanting to play the game, adventure game topics and language, high pressure time, topics in other games, keywords, production economy, words as an inventory, life under capitalism vs authoritarianism, depriving a character of connection, choosing coffee due to life choices, not taking baristas for granted, useful friction and life, min/maxing the simulator vs trying to experiment with it, the horror of retail, opportunities for connection, making the game or life go more quickly, getting OCD with espresso, the physical repetitive tasks, "playing anything," what motivates play and games, being naturally empathetic with the character, choosing an abstract aesthetic, production techniques for lo-fi heart and enabling creativity, being glad that such games exist, tactility of game elements, abstraction and QTEs, Easter eggs.  Games, people, and influences mentioned or discussed: BioStats, CalamityNolan, Samuel Jackson, Pulp Fiction, Twine, The Walking Dead, David Lynch, Dark Souls, Ultima (series), Her Story, Sam Barlow, Hal Barwood, Return of the Obra Dinn, Mad Libs, howling dogs, WarCraft, Gilmore Girls, The Sims (series), Skyrim, Typing Tutor, Sabrina Carpenter, Receiver, Ian Bogost, Play Anything, Power Washing Simulator, Kim Jung Gi, Sierra, The Last of Us, Cleo 5 to 7, Jeanne Dielman, Chantal Ackerman, David Cage, God of War, Outer Wilds, Passage, Brad, Jason Rohrer, N. K. Jemisin, Kirk Hamilton, Aaron Evers, Mark Garcia.  Next time: BioStats and CalamityNolan's interview with another host Twitch: timlongojr and twinsunscorp Discord  DevGameClub@gmail.com 

August 31st Sermon

For many people, Christianity is like a toxic brand. Why is this so and what can be done about it? A dialogue with Marc Andrus, the Bishop of California, at Grace Cathedral, San Francisco; September, 2015.See Rupert's Substack for the Latest  articles and early access to videos

Marcia Franklin talks with four-term Idaho Governor Cecil D. Andrus and one of his former press secretaries, Chris Carlson. Carlson has written a book about his experiences working for the governor entitled Idaho's Greatest Governor. The two discuss Andrus' personal and political philosophies, as well as what they consider the highlights of his career. The governor also weighs in on current political issues, such as the partisanship in Congress, President Obama's performance, the Occupy movement, wilderness designation and salmon recovery. Cecil Andrus, a Democrat, began his political career in 1960 as a state senator from Orofino, ID. After three terms in the statehouse, he lost his first election for governor in 1966, but won an unprecedented four terms in 1970, 1974, 1986 and 1990, a record which still stands. From 1977 to 1981, Andrus served as Secretary of the Interior under President Jimmy Carter, the first Idahoan to serve in a presidential cabinet. In that position, he was known for helping pass the Alaska Lands Act, which set aside more than 100 million acres of land in that state as wilderness, including the Arctic national Wildlife Refuge. In 1995, Andrus founded the Andrus Center for Public Policy at Boise State University. A Kellogg native and former reporter, Chris Carlson served as Andrus' press secretary for more than eight years, from 1972 to the end of Andrus' tenure at the Department of Interior. He served on the Northwest Power and Conservation Council and as government affairs director for Kaiser Aluminum. Andrus and Carlson also worked together at Gallatin Public Affairs, a research and lobbying group of which Carlson is a co-founder. He is retired and lives in north Idaho. Originally aired: 11/17/2011

Joe Andrus from Andy's Grille stops by for the DeRusha Eats segment. He details his decades long history working at the State Fair and walks through the beverage options being offered at their stand this year.

A dialogue with Marc Andrus, former Bishop of California, at Grace Cathedral, San Francisco, in August of 2016.See Rupert's Substack for the Latest  articles and early access to videos

August 3rd Sermon

What you will hear: Mass Torts, MDLs, and Legal Leadership Mass torts are complex—but they don't have to be chaotic. In this Trial Lawyer View episode, Jason Lazarus talks with veteran attorneys Cameron and Vance Andrus about the evolving world of Multi-District Litigations (MDLs), ethical responsibilities, and what it takes to lead effectively in large-scale litigation. From managing thousands of clients to navigating Daubert, preemption, and bellwether trials, they break down how great leadership, clear communication, and strategic alliances shape outcomes. They also explore how AI is already shifting the litigation landscape and what's on the horizon—including climate change mass torts. “Clients aren't inventory. They're individuals.” What you'll learn: Why MDLs are essential to the mass tort ecosystem What strong leadership looks like in complex litigation Why treating clients as individuals—not numbers—matters How to build alliances that strengthen your position What every firm should know about case acquisition strategy How Daubert and preemption shape outcomes What role AI and climate change will play in future mass torts Why trust is foundational in legal partnerships Whether you're new to mass torts or deep in the trenches, this episode offers a candid look at the systems—and values—that shape long-term success.

For the third and final hour of Kyle and Chad Andrus, the guys get into some recent comments made by Bowmani Jones about why he doesn’t like Bo Nix.  Kyle and Chad then break down FoxSport’s list of coaches on the hot seat in college football, and finish up the show by welcoming in Dan Jacobs to talk about when he and Chad worked with Pete Rose.

In the second hour of Kyle and Chad, the guys get into the potential bombshell coming from CU coach Deion Sanders in his upcoming press conference and discuss CU’s chances this season.  Kyle reads some texts about the new stadium and continues his debate with Chad over open-air football in cold weather. 

In the first hour of Kyle and Cello with Chad Andrus filling in for Cello, Kyle and Chad break down the latest news coming out of Broncos Training camp.  The guys then get into the recent stadium rumors and comments by Damani Leach.  And they finish up the hour with a spirited debate about open weather games in Denver.

Today, I'm talking with Kolton Andrus, CEO and Founder of Gremlin. You may remember previously when we spoke with Matt, the prior CTO of the company. Since that time frame, a lot has changed at the company, going through several arcs and foundational changes that are leading to not only assessing weaknesses in your infrastructure, but walking you through how to fix it (and eventually, fixing it for you).Questions:Tell us a little bit of an overview about you.Your time at Amazon & Netflix were big influences on the importance of chaos engineering and reliability testing. Can you tell me what was so foundational about your time there?What is next iteration of Gremlin? What has changed in the platform primarily? Tell me about the arcs of the company here.In 2022, there was a leadership transition and you increased your focus on the product. What are some of the most exciting developments that came from these last 3 years?Where does AI fit into Chaos Engineering? And where does it not fit? Can you unpack your viewpoint here?What are you most excited about in the next chapter for Gremlin, and for the broader SRE space?What advice would you give a founder just getting started?I couldn't be more excited about the future of Gremlin. Given the arcs the company has gone through, it's evident that Kolton has built foundational layers into the platform, and is steering the ship towards responsible chaos engineering, reliability, automation and much more.Thank you for listening to today's episode. If you'd like to learn more about Gremlin, please visit gremlin.com.SponsorsPaddle.comSema SoftwarePropelAuthPostmanMeilisearchMailtrap.TECH Domains (https://get.tech/codestory)Linkshttps://www.gremlin.com/https://www.linkedin.com/in/kolton-andrus-77315a2/https://codestory.co/podcast/e9-matt-fornaciari-gremlin/Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/code-story/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

June 29th Sermon

After Hours Episode #76: In our latest episode of After Hours, I had a great conversation with Paige Andrus—groomer, business owner, and all-around real one. We covered everything from mental health and running a grooming business to dealing with tough dogs and creating strong client relationships. Paige shares insights on setting boundaries, staying grounded, and finding balance between work and family. We also get into chickens, tattoos, viral moments, and what it really means to be “high on life.” If you're into honest talk, industry stories, and a little bit of beautiful chaos, you'll want to hear this one.

Episode 133 we talk to Luke Lemke (Schedule & Warranty Leader) and Brandon Andrus (Off-Site Install Leader) from Downtown! The conversation focuses on their backgrounds and experiences, particularly before joining Drexel. Luke (a Chicago Bears fan) discusses his time as a district manager at Aldi, his earlier work in fitness and college track and field coaching. Brandon shares his journey from banking to Mercury Marine, then starting his own excavation business before joining Drexel. Both guests also touch upon the culture and team-like atmosphere at Drexel, drawing comparisons to their experiences in sports. They also discuss personal interests and hobbies, including hot rods, hunting, and large aquariums along with the billboard!

Disclaimer: this episode touches on mental health, addiction, and suicide.   What if the most meaningful chapter of your life hasn't even begun yet? Many women think their most important work is behind them once their children are grown. However, my guest this week believes this mindset is not only limiting but potentially harmful to our relationships, our families, and our communities.    In this eye-opening conversation with inspiring philanthropist and mother of six Kristin Andrus, we explore why women should be expanding rather than contracting in the second half of life. As someone who has built a life around contribution rather than duty, Kristin offers refreshing insights on finding purpose beyond the traditional roles we've been assigned.   Get full show notes, transcript, and more information here: https://jodymoore.com/513  

Flourishing in the Wilderness | Pastor Steven Andrus by Highlight Church

Początek nie nastąpił… Kaszel i kichnięcia. Czy ciąża Asi zakończy się „Mówi się”? Mówisie lubi się osadzać. I nagle - Szymon nie dogania czterech kółek. Dlaczego nie wiesz nic o swoim aucie? Asia jest zgoła inna. Ostatnio była masowana w aucie kolegi - Maćka. A jak czegoś nie wiemy? Wciskasz kołeczek a tu… półeczka a tu z d… szufladka. Szymon chce naciskać Asię, a tam Andrus. Czy wiecie, że Asia lata nad Wami?! Mambusia się rozluźniła na kolanach Asi. A resztę, że był chłopak Madzi…? Miejmy śmigiełkę!

Season 7 Episode 13: In this episode, Pete Codella, managing director of business services at the Governor's Office of Economic Opportunity, talks with Tyson Andrus, co-founder of ATMOS Fragrance. Andrus shares his experiences living and working in Utah since 2008, highlighting his love for the state's outdoor activities and the work-life balance. He details his career path, from his time at Skullcandy to his involvement with Kickstart Seed Fund and ultimately co-founding ATMOS Fragrance. The discussion explores ATMOS Fragrance, an innovative, tech-driven home fragrance system featuring a multi-slot diffuser and a connected app for a fully customizable scent experience. Andrus explains the challenges and innovations involved in developing the product, emphasizing the importance of user experience and the unique capabilities of their system, such as fragrance mixing and scheduling. He also discusses the company's marketing strategy, its focus on creating memorable sensory experiences, and future plans, including expanding into the automotive fragrance market. Andrus highlights the supportive business community in Utah and offers advice for aspiring entrepreneurs, stressing the importance of thorough market research and building a strong team.

I'm kind of a history buff, and so I love all the wonderful history around Dallas-Fort Worth. I didn't know about this project until our media partners at the DGA featured it on the front page of their publication, a new project that is being developed in Denton: Historic Downtown Denton. I am bringing on two of the driving forces behind it: Jason Reimer, with the Texas Fine Arts Theater, and Brad Andrus, with Axis Realty Group.

A dialogue with Marc Andrus, former Bishop of California, at Grace Cathedral, San Francisco. Our ancestors' lives from birth to death were shaped and structured by spiritual traditions but today many people are no longer connected to religious festivals or practices.  This loss of religious faith in unprecedented, and in 2016 in the UK a survey showed that for the first time in history a majority of the population say they have no religion.  In this dialogue Rupert and Marc discuss the possibility of reconnecting through festivals, pilgrimages and sacred places. 

In this episode of Case Studies, Casey sits down with Jeremy Andrus, CEO of Traeger Grills, to discuss the hard-earned lessons that shaped his career—from losing everything in a day trading disaster to rebuilding with grit and vision. Jeremy shares the pivotal role of culture in business, the mental shift that helped him embrace failure, and the personal habits that keep him grounded amid challenges. With insights on navigating growth, leading through tough times, and balancing ambition with family, this conversation offers a candid look at the mindset behind long-term success.Discover how Jeremy went from nearly losing everything to building two iconic brands, the key to creating strong company culture, and why embracing challenges is the path to success.Chapters:00:00 – 02:00 | Introduction•Casey introduces Jeremy Andrus and his inspiring qualities•The power of optimism and resilience in leadership02:01 – 08:45 | Early Life & Developing a Winning Mindset•Jeremy's upbringing in the Midwest and moving to England•Learning to thrive through discomfort and develop inner confidence08:46 – 23:22 | Investment Addiction & Hard Financial Lessons•Jeremy's early success in stock trading and the $2.5M rise•How it all collapsed and the life-changing lessons learned•Why money alone isn't enough to drive long-term success23:23 – 35:30 | The Journey to Harvard & Entrepreneurial Struggles•Getting rejected from Harvard Business School and trying again•Early business failures and living in his parents' basement•How persistence led to finding his true passion in business35:31 – 51:07 | Skullcandy: The First Big Break & Hard Realities•Joining Skullcandy and nearly quitting within 72 hours•Surviving a financial crisis and investing his own savings to keep it afloat•Building a brand and realizing the importance of company culture51:08 – 01:14:42 | Traeger Grills: Reinventing a Legacy Brand•Buying a struggling 27-year-old company and starting from scratch•How Jeremy rebuilt Traeger's toxic culture and made it a powerhouse•The importance of taking calculated risks and long-term vision01:14:43 – 01:26:07 | The Key Lessons from Skullcandy & Traeger•Why company culture is the ultimate X-factor in business•The power of persistence and making tough decisions•Why success is built on a series of small, smart choices01:26:08 – End | Final Thoughts & Advice for Entrepreneurs•Embracing failure as a learning tool•Why the journey matters more than the destination•How to find the perfect intersection of passion, market demand, and opportunity Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

March 2nd Sermon

A dialogue with Marc Andrus, former Bishop of California, at Grace Cathedral, San Francisco.  Many people who keep pets have experienced their ability to comfort and heal.  There is now a pet therapy movement where people take dogs and cats into hospices and children's hospitals, and the human animal bond can help many physical and mental issues.  In this dialogue Rupert and Marc discuss the many powers of animals and explore to what extent animals themselves live spiritual lives.

Host Ty Williams is joined by "Uncle" Dean Andrus and co-host Taylor Turnbull. Dean talks about managing lifestyle changes, distance from family, and the mindset of overcoming challenges. He has been at Sunrun for just over one year, but has already hit Franchise and is a newly promoted Market Leader in Thousand Oaks.

January 26th Sermon

Happy MLK day everyone! Kyle Ress e and Chad Andrus are in studio for Zach and Phil here to breakdown a big weekend in football and Colorado sports! How much is Broncos country rooting against the Kansas City this week? Will a threepeat send Travis Kelce and Andy Reid off into the sunset? If the Chiefs lose those big pieces could the AFC West be wide open for the Broncos to win the division? The Denver Nuggets are rounding back into form, but is there still a big problem on the defensive end. For all of the amazing things Nikola Jokic does, defense is not one of them, or is it? Chad argues that Nikola actually does the most important part of defense better than anyone else in the league. Is there other ways to measure defensive impact besides blocks and steals? We react to some of the texts to round out the show before the college football playoff finals!

Happy MLK day everyone! Kyle Ress e and Chad Andrus are in studio for Zach and Phil here to breakdown a big weekend in football and Colorado sports! The guys take a dive into the divisional round matchups this NFL weekend. Which game stuck out more to them? Was the game between Buffalo and Baltimore the real decider for the Super bowl or is everyone discounting what the Chiefs are doing? Will Petersen joins us live from Ball Arena after the Avalanche fall to the Wild. What went wrong during the game? Do the Avalanche need big Val back on the ice to be official cup contenders? What will the Avs do with Mikko as the season rolls along? Do we need to take another look at Gabe Landeskog as the Mikko contract continue to loom over everyone? We do a small game of fill in the blank. How would you describe the new college football playoff format change? The Denver Broncos 2025-26 season will be a success if? Deion Sanders will end up the head coach of the Dallas Cowboys if? The guys answer all of those questions!

Happy MLK day everyone! Kyle Ress e and Chad Andrus are in studio for Zach and Phil here to breakdown a big weekend in football and Colorado sports!  The guys continue their conversation on the Denver Broncos. Was this season an overall success or was how it ended how we should measure the season? How much credit should Sean Payton get for making this roster a playoff team? What are the biggest holes the Broncos need to fill moving into the next season? Kyle and Chad come off the rope for the three count today! The Mikko Rantanen situation has reached a stand still. What do the Colorado Avalanche need to do to resign him at the end of the year? Who dropped the ball more this weekend Mark Andrews or the Detroit Lions? The Nuggets are winners of 6 of their last season games. What has contributed the most to their surge? The guys check in on the Russell Westbrook experiment, has he over- delivered for the price tag the Nuggets got him at? Have the Nuggets reestablished themselves among the west’s best and how much is Westbrook contributing to that! 

Happy MLK day everyone! Kyle Resse and Chad Andrus are in studio for Zach and Phil here to breakdown a big weekend in football and Colorado sports! Kyle and Chad take over for Marcello Romano and Kevin Kissner, but not before a little crosstalk. Who is the MVP on the NFL this year? Quick reactions to the weekends games as we get set for the Drive! The NFL playoffs continued to roll on this weekend. Which teams are championship weekend bound and what teams look like real Superbowl contenders? The College Football playoffs are about to wrap up. How was this years playoffs? Was there issues with this new format or did it provide more positives than negatives? The Avalanche were taking on the Minnesota Wild. Have the Avs turned things around? Our DenverSport’s writer Will Petersen joins the show later to break the game down! The Broncos season wrapped up a few weeks ago, what were the final thoughts from Chad and Kyle?  

In this episode, Jeremy Andrus, CEO of Traeger Grills, speaks to a group of CEOs at the Retail Collective Roundtable on September 23rd. He dives into the essence of community, describing it as the highest expression of a brand's mission and values. Jeremy shares inspiring stories of individuals like Benny Kendrick and Amanda Reagan, whose lives were transformed through their connection with the Traeger community. By focusing on authenticity, shared passion, and purpose, Jeremy emphasizes the power of community to transcend transactions, foster belonging, and create a lasting impact in business and personal lives.      

A dialogue with Marc Andrus, former Bishop of California, at Grace Cathedral, San Francisco. European civilisation has been shaped in many ways by its Christian heritage. In the Middle Ages the Church started schools, universities and hospitals, and set up systems for caring for the sick and the poor. In the twentieth century, the hospice movement was started by Christians. Even the principles of democracy and human rights are rooted in the Christian doctrine that all people are equal before God. Yet these achievements are now widely seen as a triumph of secularism. What is going on?

Many traditions include holy days or ‘holidays' as days of festivity to celebrate and many traditional festivals revolve around the cycles of creation including solar and lunar cycles, harvests, death and rebirth.  Festivals help connect individuals and the community to the pulse of nature. Rupert and Marc explore the on-going relevance of festivals and holy days in the modern secular world.

Curious about a vegan diet? Health and wellness expert Kathy Freston shares tips for making a gradual, easy transition to plant-based eating with lasting health benefits.

It's true that robots (and other smart technologies) will kill many jobs. It may also be true that newer collaborative robots (“cobots”) will totally reinvigorate how work gets done. That, at least, is what the economists are telling us. Should we believe them? SOURCES:David Autor, professor of economics at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.James Rosenman, C.E.O. of Andrus on Hudson senior care community.Karen Eggleston, economist at Stanford University.Yong Suk Lee, professor of technology, economy, and global affairs at the University of Notre Dame. RESOURCES:"Robots and Labor in Nursing Homes," by Yong Suk Lee, Toshiaki Iizuka, and Karen Eggleston (NBER Working Paper, 2024)."Global Robotics Race: Korea, Singapore and Germany in the Lead," by International Federation of Robotics (2024)."Unmet Need for Equipment to Help With Bathing and Toileting Among Older US Adults," by Kenneth Lam, Ying Shi, John Boscardin, and Kenneth E. Covinsky (JAMA Internal Medicine, 2021)."Robots and Labor in the Service Sector: Evidence from Nursing Homes," by Karen Eggleston, Yong Suk Lee, and Toshiaki Iizuka (NBER Working Papers, 2021).The Work of the Future: Building Better Jobs in an Age of Intelligent Machines, by David Autor, David Mindell, Elisabeth Reynolds, and the MIT Task Force on the Work of the Future (2020)."Robots and Jobs: Evidence from US Labor Markets," by Daron Acemoglu and Pascual Restrepo (University of Chicago Press, 2020)."The Slowdown in Productivity Growth and Policies That Can Restore It," by Emily Moss, Ryan Nunn, and Jay Shambaugh (The Hamilton Project, 2020)."The China Shock: Learning from Labor Market Adjustment to Large Changes in Trade," by David H. Autor, David Dorn, and Gordon H. Hanson (NBER Working Papers, 2016)."Deregulation at Heart of Japan's New Robotics Revolution," by Sophie Knight and Kaori Kaneko (Reuters, 2014). EXTRAS:"What Do People Do All Day?" by Freakonomics Radio (2024)."Did China Eat America's Jobs?" by Freakonomics Radio (2017).

In this engaging episode, we sit down with Jeremy Andrus, CEO of Traeger, who emphasizes the importance of authenticity in both personal and professional life. Jeremy shares his philosophy on interweaving life's experiences with business, asserting that success comes from being true to oneself and creating a brand that resonates with that truth. He discusses the culture he's built at Traeger, exemplified by their coveted "Go Pig or Go Home" ring, which reflects a commitment to quality and passion for grilling. Join us as we explore how Jeremy's journey and values shape not only Traeger but also the broader grilling community.  

We talk to ON3P Skis founder, Scott Andrus, about the 24/25 ON3P lineup; building skis in Portland, Oregon; and we dive into the weeds about numerous aspects of ski design and ski manufacturing that you really won't hear about anywhere else.RELATED LINKSOpenSnow.com/buy (code: BLISTER50)Get Yourself Covered: BLISTER+Get Our Winter Buyer's GuideCrafted Podcast: Scott Andrus on KnivesCrafted Podcast: Scott Andrus on CoffeeTOPICS & TIMES:Overview of New Stuff at ON3P (3:00)Origin Story of ON3P (7:00)Moving to Year-Round Manufacturing (9:44)USA Manufacturing (10:25)ON3P (Jack the) Ripper Rocker (14:30)Freeride Skis (16:02)Mount Points (20:08)Ramp Angle / Rocker Profile (22:45)Touring Skis (28:49)Freestyle Skis (34:34)Where They Start w/ Ski Design (41:18)Park Skis (49:00)The new ‘Oski' (50:20)Team Rattle Can! (52:32)Unisex Skis (57:55)CHECK OUT OUR OTHER PODCASTS:Blister CinematicBlister PodcastBikes & Big IdeasCRAFTED Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.