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Shoot us a message, we are here for you and we listen!In this no-holds-barred conversation, PR powerhouse Liana Zavo reveals how she transformed from a teenage mother with crushed dreams into a global PR force operating in 12 countries. Stoy Hall digs into the raw truth of her journey - the Russian immigrant who faced constant rejection, battled autoimmune disease from overworking, and ultimately built an empire on her own terms.This isn't just another success story. It's a masterclass in using PR as your ultimate weapon - the "underdog" marketing tool Liana claims is more powerful than traditional advertising. She exposes the myths around publicity, shares her "BE EPIC" method that's transformed 3,500+ female executives, and explains why your story matters more than your credentials.Whether you're a business owner wondering if PR is worth it or someone fighting to find your voice, Liana delivers the unfiltered truth about building unstoppable momentum in life and business.Connect with Liana: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/lianazavoprpro/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/zavomediamogul YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@PRMEDIAMOGULAs always we ask you to comment, DM, whatever it takes to have a conversation to help you take the next step in your journey, reach out on any platform!Twitter, FaceBook, Instagram, Tiktok, LinkedinDISCLOSURE: Awards and rankings by third parties are not indicative of future performance or client investment success. Past performance does not guarantee future results. All investment strategies carry profit/loss potential and cannot eliminate investment risks. Information discussed may not reflect current positions/recommendations. While believed accurate, Black Mammoth does not guarantee information accuracy. This broadcast is not a solicitation for securities transactions or personalized investment advice. Tax/estate planning information is general - consult professionals for specific situations. Full disclosures at www.blackmammoth.com.

In this episode, Ken and Russell are joined by the dynamic Adam Kolozetti, Co-Founder of Enta Solutions, self-proclaimed Culture Ninja, and host of the Culture Hack podcast on YYC Business.Adam has a fascinating background as an Aerospace Engineer with a private pilot's license, and he's had a successful career in both the Oil and Gas and Construction industries. However, Adam took a bold leap from those fields to co-found Enta Solutions with Katelyn Bullock. Together, they built a company founded on the notion of EPICness—encouraging people to Be EPIC. Do EPIC. And do it perpetually.In this episode, we dive into:Adam's journey from aerospace to entrepreneurshipHow Enta Solutions is transforming company culture with their EPIC approachThe importance of leadership and culture in business successResources from this episode:Culture RevolutionMeditation PodcastTeam building Escape Room in a box—We hope you enjoy the podcast. Remember to subscribe via Apple podcasts or Spotify, share the link with your friends and colleagues and you can always reach out to as at the following email address info@ineedtof-ingtalktoyou.com.—Ready for the next step in your difficult conversations? You can buy the book on Amazon now.I Need To F***ing Talk To You! | The Art of Navigating Difficult Workplace Conversations - Amazon | Owl's Nest Books| Shelf Life Bookshttps://www.ineedtof-ingtalktoyou.com/

EP 648: Shawn McVey In this episode, we sit down with Sean McVey, a man whose life embodies the philosophy of “Be Epic, Do Epic.” Growing up in Santa Cruz, California, Sean's childhood was split between the coastal surf and the rugged wilderness of the Sierra Nevada. This unique upbringing shaped him into a modern-day […]

Are there monster truck rallies in Madison, Wisconsin? Maybe. But there's definitely Epic - and now Barbara's medical center has Epic too! Does that make us Epic?In this episode, Barbara and Teja talk about the two-year transformation of her medical center from the Southwest Airlines of medical technology into a jet fighter.Integration of all those systems feels good, but how should we prepare our clicker fingers for all the extra activity? How do patients benefit from it all? And why don't any of these systems talk to each other? What about AI.Be Epic with us today on Living Forward!Follow us on Instagram @wearelivingforward

This week on the Be Epic podcast, Brent welcomes David Guggina, Executive Vice President of Supply Chain at Walmart. They delve into the transformative strategies and technological advancements reshaping Walmart's supply chain to better serve and meet the rapidly changing needs of customers globally. David shares insights from his extensive background in supply chain management, starting from his early days at Purdue University, through roles at General Motors, Anheuser Busch, and Amazon, before joining Walmart. He discusses the integration of e-commerce and physical store operations at Walmart, emphasizing the implementation of modern software and robotics to enhance efficiency and customer satisfaction. The conversation also covers Walmart's commitment to a people-led, tech-empowered approach that prioritizes both associates and customers in creating a seamless omnichannel retail experience.

This week on the Be Epic podcast, Brent welcomes Sarah Langham, a partner and office managing partner at HoganTaylor and an alum of the Walton College. They delve into Sarah's journey from her education at Walton College to her professional growth in accounting, highlighting her transition from Ernst and Young to HoganTaylor. Sarah discusses the significant growth of HoganTaylor, her engaging role with diverse clients, and the evolving landscape of the accounting industry influenced by technology and automation. She emphasizes the shift from mundane tasks to critical thinking in the field, and the potential future changes in the structure of accounting careers. Join them as they explore how modern accounting practices are adapting to new technologies and preparing the next generation for a dynamic workplace.

This week on the Be Epic podcast, Brent sits down with Judith McKenna, former president and CEO of Walmart International. They begin with Judith sharing her career journey from law school to holding numerous roles within Asda and Walmart, culminating as head of Walmart's international business across 19 countries. She discusses the importance of building empowering teams and relating to diverse cultures globally. Brent and Judith also explore the changing retail landscape and priorities around continued growth balanced with preserving quality of life. Listeners gain insights into Judith's people-focused leadership perspective developed over decades navigating massive transformation in the industry.

This week on the Be Epic podcast, Brent sits down with Varun Grover, Distinguished Professor of Information Systems and George & Boyce Billingsley Endowed Chair in the Sam M. Walton College of Business at the University of Arkansas. They explore the profound effects of AI on individuals, businesses, and society. Varun highlights areas where AI can enhance lives through applications in healthcare, education, and more. However, he cautions that without understanding how AI reaches conclusions, trust remains elusive. Brent and Varun discuss improving AI through specialized models, explainability, richer inputs and contexts. Varun asserts that augmenting human skills rather than automation ensures AI uplifts roles and fuels innovation. Listeners gain insight into AI's trajectory and its role partnering with instead of replacing humans.

This week on the Be Epic podcast, Brent sits down with Nelson Peacock, President and CEO of the Northwest Arkansas Council. They discuss the council's work in supporting entrepreneurs, recruiting businesses, and diversifying the regional economy. Nelson shares his diverse career path working in government, higher education and economic development and how he made his way back to Arkansas after growing up in Eastern Arkansas and attending the University of Arkansas. During the discussion Nelson shares his focus and the council's emphasis on prioritizing quality of life as Northwest Arkansas faces growth pressures. Brent and Nelson also explore the opportunities for Northwest Arkansas and the University of Arkansas to continue to fuel the entrepreneurial ecosystem and venture capital investment in the region.

This week on the Be Epic podcast, Brent sits down with Olivia Meyer, a senior real estate finance student at the Walton College to discuss her internship that she secured from the career fair and how she turned that internship into a full-time role after graduation. During the episode Olivia highlights her campus involvement, goal setting and ability to constantly seek out feedback as factors that have helped her to achieve her goals. She also credits supportive mentors with empowering her growth mindset and pushing her out of comfort zones.

This week on the Be Epic podcast, Brent engages in a dynamic discussion with Mike Del Pozzo, President and General Manager of Gatorade at PepsiCo. During the episode they dive into the challenge of maintaining engagement with core and light Gatorade consumers, the importance of product timing, and strategies for PepsiCo's beverage and snack segments. Mike shares his personal journey from starting as a PepsiCo intern to leading Gatorade. He highlights the value of internships, and the benefits of having a diverse professional background. They also touch on the unique business environment in Northwest Arkansas and the comprehensive view necessary for successful brand management in the competitive CPG and retail industries.

This week on the Be Epic podcast, Brent sits down with a familiar face, Dean Emeritus Matt Waller as Matt turns the mic around for a conversation with Brent to discuss his vision and plans as the new Dean of the Sam M. Walton College of Business at the University of Arkansas. During the episode Brent highlights his focus on innovating curricula to meet evolving industry needs, particularly in analytics and emerging technologies, and empowering faculty and staff to drive transformation. He also details more about his priorities focused on elevating the student experience through engagement opportunities as well as cultivating thought leadership and fueling the state's economy. Brent also discusses graduate program growth and the importance of industry-sponsored research in advancing knowledge, citing innovative partnerships with companies like Walmart.

This week on the Be Epic podcast we wrap up the 2024 Arkansas Business Hall of Fame series with inductee Dhu C. Thompson. Dhu is the Owner of US Irrigation and former owner/president of Delta Plastics and Revolution Bag. The episode dives into Dhu's compelling narrative of a career shift from banking to leading a major player in the plastics industry. Dhu recounts his journey from a banker in Monroe, Louisiana, to purchasing Delta Plastics in Arkansas and transforming it into a successful enterprise. He shares insights into the evolution of poly pipe for agricultural use and how Delta Plastics addressed environmental concerns by introducing recycling initiatives. This story is a testament to how entrepreneurial spirit and industry knowledge can combine to create innovative solutions.

This week on the Be Epic podcast, we continue with the Arkansas Business Hall of Fame series as Brent is joined by Eric Jackson, the Senior Vice President of Oaklawn Hot Springs and a 2024 Arkansas Business Hall of Fame inductee. The episode delves into Eric's fascinating career, which spans over 40 years at Oaklawn, highlighting his surprising induction into the Hall of Fame and his transformative role in the racing and gaming industries in Arkansas. Eric shares his journey from his early days sneaking into races in Hot Springs, to his innovative contributions to Oaklawn that have established it as a premier racing center and gaming destination in the South. Listeners will hear about the challenges Oaklawn faced, including competition from neighboring states and their successful strategy in introducing simulcasting and electronic wagering products, which ultimately revitalized the business. Brent and Eric's conversation offers insights into the resilience and innovation required to navigate the dynamic landscape of business in the sport and gaming sectors.

This week on the Be Epic podcast we continue the Arkansas Business Hall of Fame series with Gary George, chairman of George's Inc. and an inductee of the 2024 Arkansas Business Hall of Fame. During the episode Brent and Gary delve into the history and evolution of George's Inc., a family-owned poultry business with roots dating back to the 1920s. Gary shares the story of the company's humble beginnings as George's Produce, its expansion into the fully integrated poultry enterprise known for serving a wide range of customers, including fast food chains, grocery stores, and institutional distributors across the United States. Reflecting on the cyclical nature of the poultry industry and its challenges, Gary discusses how he spearheaded the company's significant growth in the 1980s, following his graduation from Walton College in 1972. The conversation also touches on the values of community support, the importance of family in the business, with Gary detailing his close relationship with his father and the seamless transition of leadership to his own sons, emphasizing the company's commitment to longevity and innovation in the industry.

This week on the Be Epic podcast, Brent sits down with Curtis Barnett, President and CEO of Arkansas Blue Cross Blue Shield and a member of the Walton College Dean's Executive Advisory Board. Curtis begins the conversation by sharing the mission of Arkansas Blue Cross Blue Shield, which is to improve the health, financial security, and peace of mind for members and communities that they serve. They explore the company's significant statewide presence, with Barnett reflecting on his 30 years with the firm and his journey to CEO. The episode also highlights the upcoming Business Forecast Luncheon, where Curtis will serve as the moderator. Throughout the episode listeners will enjoy Curtis' perspective as a healthcare leader and his commitment to community involvement. He offers valuable takeaways for listeners interested in business strategy and healthcare innovation.

This week on the Be Epic podcast, Brent engages in a fascinating conversation with Brett Biggs, the former CFO of Walmart. He is currently a Senior Advisor for Blackstone and member of the board of directors for Adobe, Procter & Gamble and Yum! Brands. Their discussion spans a range of topics including Brett's early career experiences, his journey to becoming a CFO, and his personal insights on management and motivation. Brett's narrative reflects how his initial pursuit of a medical career in college took a sharp turn towards accounting, a path that ultimately led him to top leadership roles in major corporations. Brent and Brett also delve into the world of mergers and acquisitions, recounting Brett's time at Leggett & Platt where he acquired significant experience in the field. This episode offers a unique glimpse into the life and career of a key player in the global business landscape, providing listeners with valuable insights into leadership, career transitions, and the dynamic world of M&A, finance and retail.

This week on the Be Epic podcast, host Brent Williams welcomes guest Mario Ramirez, President of M Ramirez Group and Chief Client Officer for Golden Rod Companies. They delve into the importance of relationships in business, with Mario emphasizing the value of conveying your principles and work ethic in every interaction. Mario shares his career journey, starting with architecture and moving into finance, which included a stint at Merrill Lynch and a 21-year tenure at TIAA. He discusses his diverse roles, from starting a Trust Company to leading the executive relations forum and the Hispanic market nationally. Furthermore, he shares his experience of shifting to entrepreneurship and the formation of his own consulting firm, M Ramirez Group. This episode offers invaluable insights into career transitions, the power of relationships, and the importance of adaptability in business.

This week on the Be Epic podcast, Brent sits down with Dr. Sharmila Makhija, the founding dean and CEO of the Alice L. Walton School of Medicine. Dr. Makhija shares her insights and experiences in establishing a medical school from scratch, highlighting the unique opportunity it presents. Listeners will learn about the school's innovative whole-health approach to its MD curriculum and partnerships with the Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art and the Whole Health Institute. Later in the episode Dr. Makhija discusses her background, growing up in a family of educators, and her early passion for medicine. She recounts how her exposure to her grandfather's medical practice in India solidified her desire to become a doctor. Dr. Makhija also shares her journey through medical school and her chosen specialty, highlighting the value of being curious and continuously learning. The episode offers a fascinating glimpse into the challenges and rewards of building a medical school and the personal motivations that drive Dr. Makhija's commitment to healthcare.

Come hunt with us for relics to sell and monsters to fight in the Geistwald! Matt, Candelia, and Brett jump head first into the new horror game from Be Epic. Part 2 of 3.

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This week on the Be Epic podcast, Brent sits down with Simon Miles, Vice President of Global Omnichannel at The Coca-Cola Company. They discuss the omni-channel retail space and innovations including those in retail media, AI, and e-commerce. Simon shares his global perspective gained from working with his team that operates in 206 countries and the important role of collaboration across functions and with retailers. Simon also offers guidance for students entering CPG and retail marketing, emphasizing the value of curiosity, action-orientation, and resilience in building a career.

MOTHER HAS MOTHERED UPON OUR BASED NEWS NETWORK. In the historic week of Mark Zuckerberg unleashing Threads and permanently changing all of our lives FOREVER (especially Elon M*sk), we got the legit best person ever to talk to on this topic, SLAYLOR LORENZ, to come on our podcast and BE EPIC. Taylor is dropping an incredibly epic book EXTREMELY ONLINE: The Untold Story of Fame, Influence, and Power on the Internet. You will get the epic tea regarding the book on this podcast episode, and also you should pre-order said book.   PRE-ORDER EXTREMELY ONLINE: https://www.simonandschuster.com/books/Extremely-Online/Taylor-Lorenz/9781982146863   Follow us on instagram: Sophie - joan.of.arca Caio - punkrevolutionnow  Taylor - TaylorLorenz   Follow us on twitter: Sophie - soophieeb Caio - punkrevnow Taylor - TaylorLorenz   Follow us on Patreon to support our work and get access bonus episodes: https://www.patreon.com/BasedNewsNetwork  

This week on the Be Epic podcast we are introducing a new kind of episode, a conversation with ChatGPT-4. During the episode Matt asks ChatGPT-4, the generative AI tool, a series of questions regarding how generative AI is created, how AI and machine learning are shaping the future of supply chain and retail, why someone would want to live in Northwest Arkansas (including a poem about the area!) and more. Tune in for this unique conversation highlighting the amazing ability of new generative artificial intelligence platforms and also showcasing the challenges that it still faces. ChatGPT-4 is voiced by local voice over artist Mike Maloney.

This week on the Be Epic podcast Matt sits down with Craig Geiger, full time instructor and Director of the newly launched Master's of Science in Marketing degree at the Walton College. To begin the episode, Craig and Matt discuss Craig's rich history in the consumer packaged goods industry, working across customer insights, sales, marketing and category management for Walmart, Kellogg, Kraft Foods, Campbell Soup Company, and more. Craig's background has positioned him perfectly to lead the new master's degree program with a curriculum designed specifically for students who are interested in a career in brand management, retail marketing and marketing services. As they continue through the episode they discuss the types of courses that students in this program will be able to take to prepare them to enter the fast paced and rapidly changing industry. They finish the discussion with a focus on how leaders in the industry will be able to participate in this master's program through partnerships and projects promoting experiential learning and networking. They then end the discussion with Craig sharing advice for prospective students on how to get into this program and how they can prepare for success. Learn more about the Master's of Science in Marketing here: https://walton.uark.edu/graduate-programs/

This week on the Be Epic podcast Matt sits down with Jonathan Caldwell, SVP and Chief People Officer at Valvoline. They discuss a wide range of topics in HR including human resource management and how it integrates into an organization, Jon's keys to success for leading his team, the importance of mentorship and how to create stickiness with an organization for employees to want to stay.

Cyber attacks are an everyday occurrence and emulation is a great way to test the efficacy of your controls but are you doing it right? Do you know where the gaps are?Join us as Bryson Bort visits to share his informed thoughts on adversary emulation, and so much more from his vast #cybersecurity career on Simply Cyber Live.Its Going to Be Epic!Bryson Bort is a significant #cybersecurity community member and CEO of Scythe, a nex-gen cyber attack emulation platform.

It's here Speculation season has started!! Thank you again to HNNightmares for the spec map! Follow him on Twitter here please: https://twitter.com/hnnightmares?s=21&t=2Y5DwnTUyGnTwP_bseZRyQ What do you think of this first spec map? Let us know with a voice message below. If you like to send a voice message on Anchor: https://anchor.fm/epichaunts/message Follow us on the Socials: https://twitter.com/epichaunts?s=21&t=2Y5DwnTUyGnTwP_bseZRyQ https://instagram.com/epichaunts?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y= https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100087632195656 https://www.tiktok.com/@epichaunts?_t=8ZydPFvfENK&_r=1 One final think Be Epic and Stay Spooky!!! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/hhepod/message

This week on the Be Epic podcast we are kicking off a short series of conversations with the 2023 Arkansas Business Hall of Fame Inductees. We begin the series with Judy McReynolds, Chairman, President and CEO at ArcBest. ArcBest is an integrated logistics provider based in Fort Smith, Arkansas. They are celebrating their 100 year anniversary of being in business in 2023. We begin the episode with Judy providing an overview of ArcBest, where they are today and their growth strategy along with how they approach acquisitions, challenges in the market and innovation. Judy then goes into more detail about the innovations that are currently taking place at ArcBest to better serve their customers. They finish the conversation with a look at how ArcBest has continued to grow and plan for the future.

This week on the Be Epic podcast Matt sits down with https://www.linkedin.com/in/drew-buckley-1bb182/ (Drew Buckley), Group President & Chief Operating Officer for https://propagatecontent.com/ (Propagate Content). They discuss Drew's journey in the entertainment and entrepreneurial space including roles at USA Today, AT&T, Yahoo and eventually founding his own company with Ben Silverman, former chairman of NBC. The independent content studio they founded together created CHOPPED, Running Wild with Bear Grylls, Jane the Virgin, and more. They go further into the episode discussing the dynamism of the digital revolution for entertainment content especially going from network television and prime time slots to Netflix and other streaming platforms where content is on demand. They finish by discussing how talent discovery has changed in the entertainment industry especially with the evolution of social media.

This week on the Be Epic podcast Matt sits down with Brendan Quirk, CEO and President of USA Cycling, for a very special episode on all things cycling leading into the Cyclocross World Cup, which will be hosted October 14-16, 2022 in Fayetteville, Arkansas. They begin their discussion with Brendan recapping how his passion for cycling started at the age of 15, which led to him to open a small retail bike shop in Little Rock, Arkansas. The bike shop soon expanded thanks to their early foray into e-commerce and eventually it became the largest e-commerce cycling company in North America. The company was eventually acquired by backcountry.com. Following his experience in selling bikes, Brendan moved to the cycling apparel industry as the President of Rapha North America. He then transitioned to cycling program director at Runway Group to build the mountain biking trail and cycling ecosystem that we have in place in Northwest Arkansas today. Finally, he served as interim CEO of Allied Cycleworks on the cycling manufacturing side and then to his current role as Chief Executive Officer and President of USA Cycling, the non-profit governing body of the sport of bike racing in the United States.

Continuing the Entrepreneur Series of the Be Epic podcast, Matt sits down with https://www.linkedin.com/in/stanzylowskiesq/ (Stan Zylowski) and https://www.linkedin.com/in/april-seggebruch-ab74626/ (April Seggebruch) of Movista. To begin they discuss the start of Movista, which actually began in an MBA class at the Walton College. They then move on to discussing their technology pivot in the beginning of the company and how it effected their funding. They finish by discussing how they balance roles being co-founders for 12 years and the importance of building a strong culture and bringing in the right people to grow your organization. They also share advice for students on starting a company or entering into a startup.

Continuing the Entrepreneur Series of the Be Epic podcast, Matt sits down with Drew Medlock, CEO of Allied Cycleworks. During the episode they discuss Drew's 20 years of experience in the cycling industry along with what distinguishes Allied from other manufacturers. Allied focuses on creating upper end performance bikes with carbon fiber frames that are made in the US and painted to order. They finish the episode by discussing the growth of gravel biking as a sport and the future of Allied and their foray into mountain biking.

Continuing the Entrepreneur Series of the Be Epic podcast, Matt talks with Andrew Gibbs-Dabney, Founder and CEO of LIVSN Designs. To begin their conversation Andrew shares how he started LIVSN through the crowdfunding channel, Kickstarter, and the evolution of the brand to today. The pair also chat about Andrew's Venture Mentor and GORP mentor positions for the Office of Entrepreneurship and Innovation at the U of A. He leaves listeners with two pieces of advice if they want to start their own business. Learn more about LIVSN Designs: https://www.livsndesigns.com/ (https://www.livsndesigns.com/)

Today, you'll learn about how the next step in nuclear fusion is actually a real estate question, how the death of our sun would be a beautiful thing to see if we were around to witness it, and how an athlete's desire for perfection can lead to them burning out with their sport altogether.Nuclear plants near the nuclear family.“The World's First Nuclear Fusion Power Plant Is Coming” by Caroline Delberthttps://www.popularmechanics.com/science/energy/a34850835/worlds-first-nuclear-fusion-power-plant/“The UK Atomic Energy Authority (UKAEA) has asked residents in five areas to provide feedback on potential plans to construct a prototype nuclear fusion power plant.” by Jack Loughranhttps://eandt.theiet.org/content/articles/2022/01/locations-for-the-uk-s-first-fusion-energy-power-plant-revealed A new take on sun flares.“Scientists Figured Out How And When Our Sun Will Die, And It's Going to Be Epic” by Michelle Starrhttps://www.sciencealert.com/scientists-figured-out-how-and-when-our-sun-will-die-and-it-s-going-to-be-epic“Sun 'will flare into massive planetary nebula when it dies,” by Ian Samplehttps://www.theguardian.com/science/2018/may/07/sun-will-flare-into-massive-planetary-nebula-when-it-dies“Celestial Objects: Nebulae” by SeaSkyhttp://www.seasky.org/celestial-objects/nebulae.htmlPerfection can be dangerous.“Obsession with failure and hunt for perfection linked to burnout” by University of Essexhttps://www.essex.ac.uk/news/2022/04/22/obsession-with-failure-linked-to-burnout“What Causes Athlete Burnout? A New Study Suggests Perfectionism Plays A Role”  By Victoria Forsterhttps://www.forbes.com/sites/victoriaforster/2022/04/22/what-causes-athlete-burnout-a-new-study-suggests-perfectionism-plays-a-role/?sh=2ba2544f2152Follow Curiosity Daily on your favorite podcast app to get smarter with Calli and Nate — for free! Still curious? Get exclusive science shows, nature documentaries, and more real-life entertainment on discovery+! Go to https://discoveryplus.com/curiosity to start your 7-day free trial. discovery+ is currently only available for US subscribers.Find episode transcripts here: https://curiosity-daily-4e53644e.simplecast.com/episodes/fusion-homeward-bound-the-last-light-show-burnout-blues

This week on the Be Epic podcast, Matt speaks with David Roemer, CEO and co-founder of Ideas United. They discuss Roemer's experience early in his career at Apple that led to the founding of Ideas United. Now, Ideas United travels the world for Campus Movie Fest to discover the world's next best directors, animators, musicians and more. They also help companies, brands, and people share their story with the world.

In this episode of Be EPIC, Matt is joined by Dr. Laura Jana, pediatrician, educator, award-winning author, and health communicator. She has had an extensive career writing 30 books and working with a variety of organizations from LinkedIn and Google to Mattel/Fisher Price. In the episode, Dr. Jana discusses the 21st century skills that everyone needs to have and how to build those starting from a young age. She also highlights her experiences with technology and startups, writing parenting and children books, and working with large corporations to effectively communicate about car seat safety and engaging but also fun children's toys that help develop those 21st century skills from an early age. Watch Dr. Jana's TEDxChandigarh Talk here: https://youtu.be/z_1Zv_ECy0g (https://youtu.be/z_1Zv_ECy0g)

Laresa and Xerrin make painful goodbyes to men they love. Lancoro visits his mother for some... parental advice unaware he is being watched..._________Hi everyone. So few quick announcements! First of all, we've started a Biggest Fan of the Show Competition. At the end of Season 2, the winner of this competition will get Laresa's Lightsaber, with the box signed by the cast. That gives you plenty of time to figure out how you're gonna show us, me, the cast, why YOU are the biggest fan of the show. I cannot wait to hear what you're gonna come up with.One more announcement: If you've been enjoying Legacy, I encourage you to come hangout with us! We've got a discord server, and soon we'll have a facebook group. To join the discord click the link down in the description or go to https://dsc.gg/crystalsimagination. And you can join us Tuesday evenings at 7 EST / 6 CST for the Legacy After Show, where I talk with the cast about the episode and related topics. We do those on twitch, twitch.tv/crystalsimagination. Just click the link down in the description.Thanks you guys! Rolling the rest of the credits…I hope you've enjoyed listening to Legacy. Please remember to subscribe, drop us a review, and share this story with your friends. To view the full cast list, get your pdf copy of legacy, and learn about Crystal's scifi novels, and other upcoming fiction podcasts crystalsimagination.com.Episode 5 features voice performances by Crystal Storm, Bunbarian, Alex Ahmed, Eliza Neil, Adam Koreman, Nikki G, Jake Reicher, Gwama Hairstonel, Melissa Okey, and Kendra and Eric Mikols. Legacy's theme song is composed by Daniel Ciurlizza, titled Star Wars Dark Side Themes Reimagined. Additional amazing music tracks contributed to this episode. Please read the description for full credits and links to each track.Legacy is a work of fan fiction, created inside the Star Wars Old Republic Universe. It is written, directed, and produced by Crystal Storm. The Daklan family are original characters created by Crystal. A big thank you to Bioware, LucasArts, and Disney for providing such a rich world to create in.________________Musical scores from: Be Epic, by SergioProductions, Eternity by Whitesand ( Martynas Lau) , Morning Light Music Emotional and Inspiring Piano and Strings, Shake that Wampa Down, My Spirit is Free by Whitesand( Martynas Lau)

Phil Shellhammer, Director of the Greenhouse Outdoor Recreation Program (GORP) at the University of Arkansas sits down with Matt on this episode of the Be Epic podcast. They discuss GORP's mission as a business incubation program that is focused on developing entrepreneurs who are creating innovative products and services within the outdoor recreation industry. With an extensive background at Procter and Gamble, Best Buy, Sam's Club, starting his own businesses, and franchising, Shellhammer is leading the way in guiding entrepreneurs to success in the outdoor recreation industry. Learn more about the Greenhouse Outdoor Recreation Program (GORP) here: https://entrepreneurship.uark.edu/programs/greenhouseoutdoorincubator.php (https://entrepreneurship.uark.edu/programs/greenhouseoutdoorincubator.php)

Turned to the Darkside, Laresa returns to her family and experiences a painful lesson in betrayal.________The following episode contains adult content, violence and sex. Listener discretion is advised. I hope you've enjoyed listening to Legacy. Please remember to subscribe, drop us a review, and share this story with your friends. Join us, Tuesday evenings at 7 EST / 6 CST for the Legacy After Show, where Crystal talks with the cast from each episode. To view the full cast list, get your pdf copy of legacy, and learn about Crystal's scifi novels, and other upcoming fiction podcasts crystalsimagination.com.Episode 2 features voice performances by Crystal Storm, Alex Ahmed, Bunbarian, Tarrah, Adam Koreman, Hannah Cardeilhac, Alejandro Paz,and Jake Ryker.Legacy's theme song is composed by Daniel Ciurlizza, titled Star Wars Dark Side Themes Reimagined.Musical scores from: Daniel Cirulizza, Bill Synder III, and Roland Bingman's A Dark Legacy and Invasion of Mon Cala, Cinematic Emotional Sentimental Orchestra, by SergioProductions, Dark Ambient Drone by Find Cool Music, Be Epic by WolfgangwoehrlemusicLegacy is a work of fan fiction, created inside the Star Wars Old Republic Universe. It is written, directed, and produced by Crystal Storm. The Daklan family are original characters created by Crystal. A big thank you to Bioware, LucasArts, and Disney for providing such a rich world to create in.

In this episode of the Be Epic podcast, Matt talks with Robert Burns, Director of the Home Region for the Walton Family Foundation. Robert provided an overview of the Walton Family Foundation, which was founded by Sam and Helen Walton and is currently led by their children and grandchildren here in Northwest Arkansas. He explained what the three pillars of the foundation are (K-12 education, environment and home region) and discusses the work that the home region focuses on in Northwest Arkansas. Matt and Robert further discuss how the foundation is focused on continuing to build our vibrant, inclusive community here in Northwest Arkansas. Learn more about the Walton Family Foundation here: https://www.waltonfamilyfoundation.org/ (https://www.waltonfamilyfoundation.org/ )

A tragic mistake drives a wedge in the Daklan family and sends Laresa on a quest to get answers._________________________The following episode contains adult content and violence. Listener discretion is advised. I hope you've enjoyed listening to Legacy. Please remember to subscribe, drop us a review, and share this story with your friends. To view the full cast list, get your pdf copy of legacy, and learn about Crystal's scifi novels, and other upcoming fiction podcasts crystalsimagination.com.Episode 2 features voice performances by Crystal Storm, Jake Reicher, Bunbarian, Tarrah, Adam Koreman, Hannah Cardeilhac, and Endsville Games.Legacy's theme song is composed by Daniel Cirulizza, titled Star Wars Dark Side Themes Reimagined. Additional amazing music tracks contributed to this episode. Please read the description for full credits and links to each track.Musical scores from: Daniel Cirulizza, Bill Synder III, and Roland Bingman's Devastator of Words, Star War by 2B Studio, Where Is Your God Now by Rok Nardin, Cinematic Emotional Sentimental Orchestra, by SergioProductions, Eternity by Whitesand, Be Epic by Wolfgang Music. Legacy is a work of fan fiction, created inside the Star Wars Old Republic Universe. It is written, directed, and produced by Crystal Storm. The Daklan family are original characters created by Crystal. A big thank you to Bioware, LucasArts, and Disney for providing such a rich world to create in.

In this episode of Be Epic, Matt talks to Paul Guess about leaving the corporate environment to start his own businesses and how to adapt to the constantly evolving challenges of owning your own business, from global pandemics to supply chain challenges. Guess is the CEO of https://nam11.safelinks.protection.outlook.com/?url=https%3A%2F%2Flux-fragrances.com%2F&data=04%7C01%7CCJendro%40walton.uark.edu%7Ceac22e923818459b1d3f08d9c62dd5c2%7C79c742c4e61c4fa5be89a3cb566a80d1%7C0%7C0%7C637758722422911379%7CUnknown%7CTWFpbGZsb3d8eyJWIjoiMC4wLjAwMDAiLCJQIjoiV2luMzIiLCJBTiI6Ik1haWwiLCJXVCI6Mn0%3D%7C3000&sdata=JOdflZkapQaaS4%2FKwoyVAq0sodjePF4duJRE0D4yMIY%3D&reserved=0 (Lux Fragrances) and Founder and CEO of https://nam11.safelinks.protection.outlook.com/?url=https%3A%2F%2Fdthy.co%2F&data=04%7C01%7CCJendro%40walton.uark.edu%7Ceac22e923818459b1d3f08d9c62dd5c2%7C79c742c4e61c4fa5be89a3cb566a80d1%7C0%7C0%7C637758722422911379%7CUnknown%7CTWFpbGZsb3d8eyJWIjoiMC4wLjAwMDAiLCJQIjoiV2luMzIiLCJBTiI6Ik1haWwiLCJXVCI6Mn0%3D%7C3000&sdata=bWDIGY4D%2Bo9%2F%2Fu8MWajPhJew5%2FPOCsisEyDTK1R0nn0%3D&reserved=0 (Deck the Halls Y'all (DTHY)) and https://nam11.safelinks.protection.outlook.com/?url=https%3A%2F%2Fguessncompany.com%2F&data=04%7C01%7CCJendro%40walton.uark.edu%7Ceac22e923818459b1d3f08d9c62dd5c2%7C79c742c4e61c4fa5be89a3cb566a80d1%7C0%7C0%7C637758722422921337%7CUnknown%7CTWFpbGZsb3d8eyJWIjoiMC4wLjAwMDAiLCJQIjoiV2luMzIiLCJBTiI6Ik1haWwiLCJXVCI6Mn0%3D%7C3000&sdata=5YiiAG78jsE122fG3RzraruFqEmJD390ukPt1WOVOy8%3D&reserved=0 (Guess and Company) based in Des Arc, Arkansas.

In this episode of Be Epic, Matt sits down with Steve Nelson, co-founder of 3-D printing technology company https://www.carbon3d.com/ (Carbon), Inc and empowerment initiative https://re-website.com/ (Re Inc.) Steve is an investor, entrepreneur and board member who shares his journey from IBM to Wakefield Group to launching several successful start-ups along with his recent move to Northwest Arkansas.

In this episode of Be EPIC, Matt is joined by Byron Alley, division manager of CR-Edge. The son of a second-generation entrepreneur, Byron is passionate about business ownership and founded the full-service transportation company The Hog Ride while attending the University of Arkansas.  Listen as Byron shares what he learned from past business ventures, the virtual tools that CR-Edge uses to bring job sites to their clients, and his insights on the future of technology in the construction business.

In this episode of Be EPIC, Matt is joined by Meagan Bowman, founder and CEO of STOPWATCH, a cloud-based ERP software for retailers. A member of the dean's DREAM board, Meagan also lends her expertise as an advisor to the McMillon Innovation Studio, a member of the Fast Company Executive Board, and a contributor to the Forbes Technology Council. Listen as Meagan Bowman discusses the inspiring story behind STOPWATCH, why her retail skillset led her to success in the software world, and how organizing the endless complexity of CPG data assists retailers.

In this episode of Be EPIC, Matt is joined by Toby Teeter, director of The Collaborative, the University of Arkansas innovation catalyst in Bentonville. Listen as Toby Teeter shares how a coding project he started in law school became a publicly traded company, information on The Collaborative's robust entrepreneurial ecosystem, and how the future of flight, outdoor tech, and biodesign is happening right here in NWA.

In this episode of Be EPIC, Matt is joined by Jonathan Navallo, Walton College alumnus and head of real estate at Ocean State Job Lot. Jonathan's work in real estate for Walmart and Runway Group helped build the Northwest Arkansas we know today. Listen as Jonathan Navallo shares how his experiences at Walmart and the University of Arkansas accelerated his career, his passion for mentoring fellow Filipino-Americans, and how he turned a decade of layoffs into opportunities.

In this episode of Be EPIC, Matt is joined by Jason Evans, vice president of international realty and supply chain at Walmart.  A Walton College alumnus, Evans has held a number of impressive positions at Walmart, including senior director of Latin America business processes and senior director of international supply chain engineering. He continues to contribute to the Walton community as an MBA student mentor. Listen as Jason Evans shares how he balanced work and continuing his education, why he finds working in Walmart's international sector rewarding, and his thoughts on global supply chain volatility— and resilience—during the pandemic.