Podcasts about hufnagel

Mike Hogan is the play-by-play voice of the Toronto Argonauts and he joins Travis Currah and Sheldon Jones to preview the 2026 CFL season for the Argos.   00:00 - Open 00:23 - Being on the road to start the season 01:35 - Overcoming adversity 03:16 - A new atmosphere with Miller, Hufnagel and Barker 05:18 - The return of Chad Kelly 06:34 - The next step for Kevin Mital 08:05 - The receiving corps 10:24 - Overcoming the loss of Wynton McManis 13:07 - How's the running game shaping up? 15:40 - The underdog Argos 17:07 - Bulletin board material 20:11 - BMO Field Theme Games   SUBSCRIBE https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCp1-WTbs82THRNHc-RQbCVA    2 and Out Merch: https://2-and-out-cfl.myspreadshop.ca/    Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/2andOutCFLPodcast 

At age 48, Michele Hufnagel took an AncestryDNA test on a whim, never expecting it would completely reshape her understanding of who she was. The results revealed a life-altering truth: the man she believed was her father wasn't biologically related to her. In this episode, Michele shares the emotional journey that followed, grappling with shock, identity, and long-held family narratives. What began as confusion and uncertainty transformed into a determined search for answers, and a very happy ending. Reality Life with Kate Casey What to Watch List: https://katecasey.substack.com Patreon: http://www.patreon.com/katecasey Twitter: https://twitter.com/katecasey Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/katecaseyca Tik Tok: https://www.tiktok.com/@itskatecasey?lang=en Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/113157919338245 Amazon List: https://www.amazon.com/shop/katecasey Like it to Know It: https://www.shopltk.com/explore/katecaseySee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

In dieser Folge sprechen wir mit Emma über ein Thema, das für viele Tanzschulen immer wichtiger wird: Singlekurse. Gemeinsam gehen wir der Frage nach, was gute Singlekurse heute ausmacht, warum sie für viele Teilnehmer:innen so besonders sind – und welche spannenden, lustigen und manchmal auch herausfordernden Situationen dabei schon entstanden sind.Außerdem diskutieren wir, wie Tanzschulen sinnvoll und zeitgemäß mit dem Thema Singlekurse umgehen können, um neue Zielgruppen zu erreichen und bestehende Teilnehmer:innen langfristig zu binden.Themen dieser Episode:

Host Susan Diaz sits down with Jennifer Hufnagel (Hufnagel Consulting), an AI educator and AI readiness consultant who's trained 4K+ people. They break down what "AI readiness" actually means (spoiler: it's not buying Copilot), why AI doesn't fix broken processes or dirty data, and how leaders can build real capability through training programs, communities of practice, and properly resourced AI champions. Episode summary Susan Diaz and Jennifer Hufnagel met in "the most elite way possible": both were quoted in The Globe and Mail about women and AI. Jennifer shares her background as a business analyst and digital adoption / L&D consultant, and how she pivoted when clients began asking for AI workshops right after ChatGPT's release. Together, they map a simple but powerful framework: AI awareness (practice + play, foundational learning, early change management) AI readiness (software stack, data quality, workflows, current state, and - quietly - the "people audit") AI adoption (implementation, strategy, and ongoing integration) Jennifer explains why "audit" language scares people, but the work is essential - especially talking to humans about what's frustrating, what takes time, and where fear is showing up. She shares what she's seeing after training thousands: AI fluency is still low, people obsess over tools, and many assume AI will solve problems that are actually process or data issues. The second half gets practical: what "workflows" really mean (step-by-step checklists), how AI now makes documenting processes easier than ever (voice → SOPs), why prompt engineering isn't dead but "100 prompts for your bookkeeping business" is mostly snake oil, and why one-off training sessions don't create real fluency. They close with how to build sustainable AI capability: proper training programs, leadership-led culture, communities of practice, and protecting champions from becoming unpaid help desks. Key takeaways AI readiness is the middle of the journey. Jennifer frames AI maturity as: awareness → readiness → adoption. Most organisations skip readiness and wonder why adoption stalls. Readiness includes software, data, process… and people. You can call it a software/data/process audit, but you still have to talk to humans about their day-to-day work, pain points, and fears. That's where the truth lives. AI fluency is still lower than the headlines suggest. Jennifer questions rosy "90% adoption" stats because many rooms she's in still show low real-world usage beyond basic experimentation. Stop obsessing over tools. Companies are writing AI policy around tools and forcing everyone into a single platform. Jennifer argues the real goal is discernment, critical thinking, and clarity - not "pick one tool and pray". AI doesn't fix broken processes or dirty data. If your workflows aren't documented, AI will scale the chaos. If your data is messy, the analysis will be messy too. Readiness comes first. A workflow is just a checklist. Jennifer demystifies "workflow" as step-by-step instructions and ownership: who does what, when. Sticky notes on a wall is a valid start. Process documentation is easier than ever. You can dictate steps into a model (without passwords) and ask it to produce an SOP/checklist - getting knowledge out of people's heads and into a shareable format. Prompting isn't dead, but promise-all prompt packs are mostly hype. Prompting differs by model, and the best move is often to ask the model how to prompt it - and how to troubleshoot when output is wrong. One-off AI workshops don't create fluency. AI changes too fast. Real capability requires programs, practice, communities of practice, office hours, and change management - plus leadership modelling and culture. Don't burn out your AI champions. Champions need dedicated time, resources, and leadership sponsorship. Otherwise they become unpaid AI help desks and the entire initiative becomes fragile. Community of practice is the unlock. Jennifer shares her in-person "AI Chats & Bites" group and encourages finding online + in-person + internal communities to keep learning alive. Episode highlights 00:01 — The 30-day podcast-to-book sprint and why people are saying yes in December 00:40 — Susan + Jennifer meet via The Globe and Mail "women and AI" feature 01:21 — Jennifer's origin story: business analyst → digital adoption/L&D → AI readiness 04:09 — The three-part framework: awareness → readiness → adoption 05:03 — Readiness: software stack, data quality ("dirty data"), and mapping current state 06:13 — "People audit" without calling it that: interview humans about pain + fear 08:02 — What Jennifer sees after ~4,000 trainees: fluency still low + stats don't match reality 09:38 — AI doesn't fix broken processes; it scales whatever is there 10:55 — Workflows explained as checklists; "won the lottery" handoff test 12:18 — Dictate your process into AI → generate SOPs/checklists 14:24 — Prompting isn't dead; ask the model to help you prompt + troubleshoot 17:50 — Why one-off training doesn't work; AI fluency requires a program + practice 22:15 — Burning out champions and why AI culture must be top-down 27:49 — Communities of practice: online + local + internal 31:00 — Common mistakes: vending-machine mindset, believing output, not defining the problem 35:31 — Women and AI: opportunity, fear, resilience, and "be in the grey" 39:51 — Where to find Jennifer: hufnagelconsulting.ca + LinkedIn Guest info Jennifer Hufnagel Website: hufnagelconsulting.ca Email: hello@hufnagelconsulting.ca Best place to connect: LinkedIn - Jennifer Hufnagel If AI adoption feels stuck in your organization, don't buy another tool first. Start with readiness: Map one workflow end-to-end. Talk to the humans doing it daily. Clean up the process and data enough that AI can actually help. Then build fluency through a program - not a one-off workshop - and protect your champions with real time and resources.   Connect with Susan Diaz on LinkedIn to get a conversation started. Agile teams move fast. Grab our 10 AI Deep Research Prompts to see how proven frameworks can unlock clarity in hours, not months. Find the prompt pack here.

On Tuesday it was reported that longtime Calgary Stampeders coach and executive, John Hufnagel, was leaving the Stampeders to join the Toronto Argonauts. Pat Steinberg brings the latest details. The Green Zone

On hour four of Sportsnet Today, Logan Gordon, Shan Virjee, and Derek Wills go around the Daily Flames Roundtable and share their thoughts on if the Flames made the wrong call putting Devin Cooley in net against the Predators, and what they've seen from Morgan Frost after he hit the 60-game mark as a member of the Flames!(25:43) The guys react to the news that Calgary Stampeders special advisor John Hufnagel reportedly leaving the team after nearly 20 years in Calgary for a role with the Toronto Argonauts.The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Media Inc. or any affiliate. Get full Flames games and great shows like Quick 60: The Stamps Show, Wranglers Watch and more ON DEMAND.

Lemon Perfect is one of the fastest-growing beverage brands in America — a zero-sugar, organic lemon water that's redefining what “better-for-you” can mean. Since launch, the company has sold more than 150 million bottles, is pacing for $100 million in retail sales this year, and projects $160 million in 2026.In this episode, Lemon Perfect Founder and Executive Chairman Yanni Hufnagel shares how he turned a simple ritual — morning lemon water — into a national phenomenon, and what it's taken to scale in one of the most competitive categories in beverage. TL;DR it wasn't easy! He talks about the moments that tested Lemon Perfect's survival, the pivots that unlocked scale, and the mindset that turned a near-failure into a $100 million success story.We discuss:

The VET S.O.S. Network's Veteran Entrepreneur Spotlight welcomes Kate Hufnagel, founder of Digital Wrangler. With a 25-year career in the intelligence community and big tech, Kate now channels her skills into helping families and small business owners organize critical digital information—from passwords and documents to legacy planning—ensuring continuity and peace of mind when it matters most.In this conversation, Kate and host Maurice Murphy discuss:The mindset shift from intel professional to entrepreneur.Why resilience and preparation are the cornerstones of business success.The frustrations and rewards of building a purpose-driven business.How Digital Wrangler bridges technology and compassion for clients.The importance of normalizing conversations about legacy and continuity.Kate also shares her lighter side—her decade-long quest to find the world's best donut (current titleholder: Blue Star Donuts in Portland, Oregon).

Passwords, Privacy and Peace of Mind: Wrangling Your Digitals Assets with Kate Hufnagel Kathleen and Michael speak with Kate Hufnagle, The Digital Wrangler, to explore the often-overlooked world of digital estate planning. Kate shares how organizing passwords, accounts, and important life details can ease the burden on loved ones, save money, and create true peace of mind. We talk about different types of digital assets, including ones that are often overlooked; best practices for handling usernames and passwords; how Kate works with individuals to help them wrangle their digital assets; and more! Tune in for simple, practical steps to bring more clarity and organization to your digital life. https://www.thedigitalwrangler.com/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/kate-hufnagel/  

Join Carrie Scollon and AI Educator & AI Readiness Specialist Jennifer Hufnagel as they demystify artificial intelligence for women who feel intimidated by the tech revolution. Discover practical ways to use AI in your daily life - from writing heartfelt eulogies to streamlining your business tasks. Learn why women are naturally suited for AI success and how to maintain authenticity while embracing these powerful tools. Jennifer has spent the last 2 years honing her skills in the AI space, and leading AI Training on Vancouver Island, British Columbia and one of the top AI Facilitators in Canada with a background in L&D. To date Jennifer has delivered training presentations to 2000+ users in person or online (to a worldwide audience). She is a sought after speaker on AI delivering sessions at VIEA, RIEP, COO Alliance, WeBC, AWE, AFOA-BC and a facilitator with the New School of Fundraising. She is the lead facilitator for the AI Upskilling for Business for Small Business Program in the Central Island. This episode transforms AI anxiety into confidence with real-world tips you can use today.

Eric Hufnagel of the Michigan Coalition Against Homelessness is leading a statewide data-driven effort to fight homelessness. Learn how MCAH uses coordinated data, policy advocacy, and community partnerships to drive real, systemic change across Michigan.For more on the Michigan Coalition Against Homelessness: https://www.mihomeless.org/The Mission: To serve as an inclusive statewide voice to improve systems and support communities to prevent and end homelessness in a way that leaves no one behind.If there is someone you know of whom you would like to hear about their journey, please email us at missioncontrol@unodeuce.com

Send us a textIn this episode, Jeremy sits down with Jonathan Hufnagel, founder and CEO of Dash, the leading fan activation platform used by over 400 sports teams across North America. What started as a digital auction tool has evolved into a comprehensive fan engagement and e-commerce solution helping teams drive revenue, generate leads, and create unforgettable in-game experiences.Jonathan shares the story behind Dash's creation, how they're helping teams simplify promotions like jersey auctions and mystery tickets, and why now is the time for teams to lean into digital engagement — not shy away from it. Plus, hear real-world success stories from teams like the Florida Everblades and Coachella Valley Firebirds that are driving major ROI through creative, data-driven activations.Whether you're in ticketing, sponsorship, or marketing, this episode is packed with actionable ideas to help your team move faster, sell smarter, and activate fans more effectively.

Chris Holman welcomes Bill Hufnagel, President & CEO Dart Bank, Mason, MI. Dart Bank marked a significant milestone on Friday, March 21, tell us about that? Share the story of Rollin C. Dart and his son, Doc Campbell Dart, in 1925? Talk about the growth and your footprint across Michigan at this point? So, I'm hearing trust, innovation, and a deep dedication to the communities, go deeper into those innovations? Michigan Bankers Association was on hand for your celebration, share how they help Dart Bank? Where is Dart Bank headed at 100 years? » Visit MBN website: www.michiganbusinessnetwork.com/ » Watch MBN's YouTube: www.youtube.com/@MichiganbusinessnetworkMBN » Like MBN: www.facebook.com/mibiznetwork » Follow MBN: twitter.com/MIBizNetwork/ » MBN Instagram: www.instagram.com/mibiznetwork/ Since 1925, Dart Bank has been more than just a financial institution to our communities. They've been a trusted life-long financial partner, helping individuals, families, and businesses reach their goals. For the past century, we've built relationships rooted in trust, innovation, and community, evolving and expanding to meet the needs of our customers while staying true to our core values. As we recognize this milestone, we honor the past, embrace the present, and look forward to the next 100 years of serving you. Thank you for being part of our journey! Celebrate With Dart Bank! On April 25, 2025 from 11a.m. – 1p.m. ET, they invite you to celebrate 100 years of Dart Bank at one of these branches: Mason, Holt, and Grand Ledge. Join us as we honor a century of trust, innovation, and community with special festivities at each location: Lunch and light refreshments MSU Bakers cookies Free gifts and prize drawings No purchase necessary to enter or win. Prize drawing will take place on April 25, 2025. Winners will be selected at random and contacted by phone. You do not need to be present to win.

In this high-energy episode of the Logistics & Leadership Podcast, Justin sits down with Yanni Hufnagel, founder and CEO of Lemon Perfect—a $100 million beverage brand built from just lemons and water. Yanni shares the raw truth of leaving a career in Division I college basketball to start over in the world of CPG, navigating rejection, reinvention, and the relentless pursuit of building something extraordinary.From his early days Googling “how to start a beverage company” to getting Lemon Perfect on shelves at Bristol Farms and earning the backing of investors like Beyoncé and Blake Griffin, Yanni takes us through the wins, the failures, and the identity-shifting moments that shaped his journey. This episode is a masterclass in hustle, vision, and staying resilient when the scoreboard isn't in your favor.Whether you're a founder, athlete, or builder at heart, this conversation will leave you fired up to bet on yourself—again and again.The Logistics & Leadership Podcast, powered by Veritas Logistics, redefines logistics and personal growth. Hosted by industry veterans and supply chain leaders Brian Hastings and Justin Maines, it shares their journey from humble beginnings to a $50 million company. Discover invaluable lessons in logistics, mental toughness, and embracing the entrepreneurial spirit. The show delves into personal and professional development, routine, and the power of betting on oneself. From inspiring stories to practical insights, this podcast is a must for aspiring entrepreneurs, logistics professionals, and anyone seeking to push limits and achieve success.Timestamps:(00:00) - From basketball coach to beverage founder(02:10) - The aha moment with lemon water(04:30) - Prototyping Lemon Perfect in his kitchen(06:45) - When coaching doors closed, entrepreneurship opened(09:00) - The early failures and near-pivot back to basketball(11:30) - How 12 stores became a launchpad for growth(14:00) - Building with fractional teams before hiring full-time(16:15) - Why Yanni never sold the product—only the vision(18:00) - The power of relationships and his investor network(20:00) - Translating coaching culture into company culture(22:30) - Facing adversity: oxidation issues and rebranding(25:15) - Lemon Perfect 4.0 and rebuilding consumer trust(28:45) - Fighting back from failure and regaining momentum(32:00) - Yanni's vision for Lemon Perfect's legacyConnect with Yanni Hufnagel:LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/yhufnagelInstagram: https://yannihufnagel.com/Website: https://www.instagram.com/yanni/?hl=enConnect with us! ▶️ Website | LinkedIn | Brian's LinkedIn | Justin's LinkedIn▶️ Get our newsletter for more logistics insights▶️ Send us your questions!! ask@go-veritas.comWatch the pod on: YouTube

Yanni Hufnagel, a former college basketball coach turned entrepreneur, is the founder and CEO of Lemon Perfect, a fast-growing enhanced water brand. With a background in coaching at top programs like Harvard and Vanderbilt, Hufnagel applied his competitive drive and leadership skills to disrupt the beverage industry with a health-focused, innovative brand.Lemon Perfect is a fast-growing beverage brand redefining the enhanced water category with its refreshing, zero-sugar, lemon-infused drinks. Made from organic lemons and packed with antioxidants and electrolytes, Lemon Perfect delivers great taste and hydration without artificial ingredients, appealing to health-conscious consumers seeking a flavorful, better-for-you alternative.Lemon Perfect offers a lineup of refreshing, zero-sugar, lemon-infused beverages made from organic, hand-picked lemons. Packed with antioxidants, electrolytes, and vitamin C, the brand's flavors include classics like Original Lemon and fan-favorites like Dragon Fruit Mango, Peach Raspberry, and Blueberry Acai. The drinks are cold-pressed, keto-friendly, and designed for guilt-free hydration.Lemon Perfect has rapidly expanded its distribution footprint, securing shelf space in major retailers like Whole Foods, Target, Kroger, Publix, and Costco, while also growing its presence in convenience stores, gyms, and online marketplaces nationwide.Yanni was inspired to create the Lemon Perfect brand in 2017 after a chance encounter with a man who introduced him to drinking organic lemon water each morning as part of his daily routine. Squeezing and juicing lemons each morning was a hassle and Yanni was determined to create a product that took the work out of drinking organic lemon water. Seven years after launching the brand, Lemon Perfect has sold more than 100 million bottles.In early 2020, Beyonce featured a bottle of Lemon Perfect in one of her Instagram posts. It gave the brand a boost. In April 2022, she became a key investor in the brand. QUOTES “So many parallels between coaching and entrepreneurship and running a business. At the core, you're telling a story. Being a great storyteller is probably the most important skill you can have as a recruiter and as a college baseball coach. [As an entrepreneur] being able to tell a story is also important, and it all starts with the product.” (Yanni) “There's a difference between selling and presenting. I've always felt like presenting was more important than selling. I've always tried to present our story and vision and not sell it.” (Yanni) “I was having lunch with an angel investor and I said ‘John, what do you think about this idea?' and he said ‘I love it. Anything you can build that captures a piece of someone's daily routine is worth going for. You can build a business around it.' “ (Yanni) “We've sold 100 million bottles. How do you sell one billion? In America and beyond, they don't read words, they read pictures on packaging. Putting fruit on the (packaging) was a big decision. Simplifying our message.” (Yanni) “We had an incredible entrepreneurial culture for the first five years and then we lost our way a little bit. I've been focused in the last six months or so on refinding our entrepreneurial way. When you're building a beverage and you have to scratch and claw and fight and bleed every day, you need that.” (Yanni) “You have to have a relentless motor and I think we have a group that will do that.” (Yanni)

A cultura do milho pode ser atacada por pragas, dentre essas estão as que vivem no solo: lagarta-elasmo (Elasmopalpus lignosellus) e a lagarta-rosca (Agrotis ipsilon). E é sobre essas duas pragas que Francys de Oliveira proseou com Fabrício Andrade, professor de agronomia, agrônomo, e produtor rural. O nome científico da lagarta-rosca, Agrotis ipsilon (Hufnagel, 1766) (Lepidoptera, Noctuidae), reflete a marca verificada na asa anterior da mariposa que lembra a letra grega ipsilon. A espécie é uma praga de ocorrência mundial atacando folhas colmos e raízes de muitas espécies vegetais cultivadas, incluindo uva, algodão, fumo, soja, batata, tomate, feijão, repolho, couve-flor, morango e milho. A lagarta desse inseto alimenta-se da haste da planta, provocando o seccionamento dela, que pode ser total, quando as plantas estão com a altura de até 20 cm, pois ainda são muito tenras e finas, e parciais, após esse período. Apesar desse sintoma de dano ser característico da lagarta-rosca, ele não é exclusivo, pois pode ser provocado também pela lagarta-do-cartucho. Portanto, deve-se identificar corretamente a espécie que está ocasionando o dano. A separação das espécies através dos adultos é muito fácil em função das grandes diferenças morfológicas. No entanto, às vezes não é tão fácil a separação das lagartas. Uma das características que pode ser utilizada para uma separação mais rápida é através das suturas da cabeça, onde se tem desenhado na parte frontal de S. frugiperda um Y invertido, enquanto na lagarta de A. ipsilon o que se observa é um V invertido (CRUZ, 1997, 2004). (fonte: Embrapa). Lagarta-elasmo (Broca do colo), nome científico: Elasmopalpus lignosellus. O inseto adulto da lagarta-elasmo é uma mariposa pequena, de cor cinza-amarelada, com cerca de 20mm de envergadura. Já a larva mede até 16mm, é esverdeada a amarelada e tem listras transversais marrons. A pupa é amarelada ou verde e, depois, torna-se marrom e fica com a cor preta logo antes de virar adulto. Esta é uma praga polífaga, ou seja, que ataca mais de 60 espécies de plantas, incluindo o milho, e prefere solos arenosos. A lagarta, que ataca plantas de até 35cm de altura, causa mais danos em períodos secos. O ataque da lagarta-elasmo pode deixar inúmeras falhas na lavoura de milho. (fonte: Farmbox)

After spending most of his career in Calgary, Charleston Hughes is aware that the "Hufnagel culture" remains strong with the Stampeders, even though not everyone is happy there.

Join us in this invigorating episode as we sit down with Yanni Hufnagel, the Founder and CEO of The Lemon Perfect Company. Dive into the story of Lemon Perfect, a zero-sugar, hydrating, and delicious flavored lemon water that is transforming the beverage industry. Learn about Yanni's unique transition from a successful career as a men's college basketball coach to creating a health-focused drink that's gaining rapid popularity. Lemon Perfect, infused with organic lemons, electrolytes, and vitamin C, is not just a beverage but a mission to offer healthy hydration accessible to all. In this episode, Yanni shares insights from his entrepreneurial journey, the challenges and triumphs of building a brand, and how Lemon Perfect is reshaping the way we think about hydration. We also delve into Yanni's vision for the future of the beverage industry and his advice for aspiring entrepreneurs. The Lemon Perfect Company, based in Atlanta, GA, is a testament to Yanni's commitment to promoting a healthier lifestyle. Tune in to hear more about this innovative company's journey and Yanni Hufnagel's inspiring story. This show is supported by Match Relevant. A company that helps venture-backed Startups find the best people available in the market, who have the skills, experience, and desire to grow. With over a decade of experience in recruitment across multiple domains, they give people career options to choose from in their career journey. Learn more about Match Relevant at matchrelevant.com

After setting two school records at the SEC Outdoor Championships, Charity Hufnagel is here to chat about her season and preview next week's NCAA First Round meet. Also, Softball prepares to open the Stillwater regional on Friday and Baseball posts a school record in a series-opening win over Vanderbilt!

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The University of Kentucky Strength and Conditioning podcast. In this episode, Coach Steven Strobis sits down with Charity Hufnagel, a current member of the UK Track & Field program. Follow us on Instagram for more content pertaining to The University of Kentucky Strength and Conditioning department at @kentuckystrength.

Jill Hufnagel comes to the swamp and shares her perspective and experience helping people develop leadership capacity. Jill served as guest faculty on the Harvard Kennedy School's Art & Practice of Adaptive Leadership program and as a senior associate with Cambridge Leadership Associates, along with running her own consultancy JHC&C. In our conversation, Jill discusses the importance of having a clear purpose for leading, how to develop your leadership craft and she offers wisdom on navigating the challenges of leadingJill's Linkshttps://primacentral.org/education/prima-leadership-academy/ https://issuu.com/kansasleadershipcenter/docs/journalwinter_final_web https://www.jillhufnagel.com/blog Jill's WebsiteJill's BookJill's LinkedIn pageI want to thank my great team that helps me sound better than I am. Jacki Hydock for her lending her wonderful voice to our introduction and outro Great music by Jazz Night Awesome episode production by the great team of We Edit Podcasts all the way up in Calgary, Alberta, Canada. Check them out at www.weeditpodcasts.com Thanks For Listening and Jumping into the Swamp

Today we explore Yanni Hufnagel's journey from basketball coach to CEO of Lemon Perfect, a beverage brand that's making waves. Yanni shares how his competitive spirit and leadership from sports translated to his business success. Key Insights from Yanni: ⚡ Competitive Drive: Yanni underscores competitiveness as key. Aiming to top the flavor-enhanced water category, it's all about clear goals and a driven team culture. ⚡ Sports to Business Leadership: Transitioning skills from coaching to entrepreneurship, Yanni applies leadership, teamwork, and strategic insights from sports to his business, illustrating the value of cross-domain skills. ⚡ Embracing Change: Yanni's pivot from sports to starting Lemon Perfect, driven by a simple personal preference, showcases the importance of adaptability and seizing market opportunities. This is true entrepreneurship. To pursue a passion. Learn more about Yanni - https://www.linkedin.com/in/yhufnagel/

Kate Hufnagel is on a mission to make it easier for individuals and families to talk about and prepare for the day when their loved ones pass away. She educates people on what makes up today's estates and the laws and policies that can make things more difficult for Your Person. Kate helps people get their affairs in order, which can save their loved ones hundreds of hours of frustration and the estate thousands of dollars in legal fees. She also assists individuals in organizing their digital lives and provides guidance on utilizing technology in a way that safeguards privacy and provides peace of mind. In the world of single moms, being prepared for the inevitable not only will make things "easier" for children, but it also has the potential to be your greatest legacy. Kate has 25 years of experience guiding and leading teams in building big data and cutting-edge software solutions for the military, developing information technology solutions, and designing data analytics solutions. Where to find Kate www.linkedin.com/in/kate-hufnagel/ www.facebook.com/thedigitalwrangler www.youtube.com/@thedigitalwrangler  

Mit Podcasts kann man Geld verdienen, der Trend geht Richtung Qualität und Content, sagt Luisa Abraham von Zebralution. Christian Hufnagel vom ARD-Audiolab mahnt zur Geduld mit den Nutzern angesichts der Vielfalt der erweiterten Funktionalitäten. Abraham, Luisa; Hufnagel, Christian; Linß, Vera; Böttcher, Martinwww.deutschlandfunkkultur.de, Breitband

Today's episode is about digital estate organizing. I welcome Kate Hufnagel, also known as the “Digital Wrangler,” to discuss how to make it fun and hip to talk about getting your affairs in order. Kate specializes in educating individuals and families on modern-day estate planning, and how technology can make it a more complex process. Tune in as Kate shares her high-tech know-how and passion for financial literacy. You will hear valuable tips to help you and your loved ones navigate the difficult conversation of planning for the unthinkable. Key points Kate and I address in this episode include:Kate's experience and education in financial literacy & estate planningWhy Kate is passionate about helping people navigate legacy planningHow online accounts & technology make things more difficultSmall actions to take to ensure life goes smoothly for your familyThe importance of creating legacy contacts onlineTransparent budgeting and bill payingHow to approach a digital hygiene conversation with familyLeading by example - creating your planI know this is a difficult topic and one most people would prefer to avoid. However, planning for the future is essential to living an organized life. Not only will Kate's tips make your life easier, but they will also take an immense burden off your family during a challenging time. GUEST INFO:Kate Hufnagel, Digital Estate Organizer  Website - Kate Hufnagel | The Digital Wrangler Facebook:  The Digital WranglerLinkedIn:  https://www.linkedin.com/in/kate-hufnagel/YouTube:  The Digital WranglerInstagram:  @thedigitalwranglerMENTIONED:Episode 21: Start Talking With Your Aging Parents NowFEATURED ON THE SHOW:Come say hello on Instagram Follow me on Facebook See what I'm up to on LinkedIn Join my community at https://www.apleasantsolution.com/ LIKE THIS EPISODE?I invite you to share, rate, review and follow my show. Also, join the conversation by connecting with me on Instagram @apleasantsolution.

Chris Hufnagel is the Group President leading Wolverine Worldwide's active brands including Merrell, Saucony, Chaco, Kid's Group, and Global Licensing. Chris has previously worked in executive roles at companies like Abercrombie & Fitch, Gap, and Under Armor. He shares life and career lessons including: -The resilience he learned from working with the founder of Under Armour, Kevin Plank -Why he instills preparation in his children as a key life skill -Important feedback from his team that helped him embrace his role as a leader -The importance of non-verbal communication and how people can perceive you -An important lesson about leadership from almost getting fired -How to become more self-aware and more.. --  email questions or comments to omaid@omaid.me

Welcome to Room by Room: The Home Organization Science Insights Podcast. In this latest episode, we're diving deep into the topic of getting your personal and digital affairs in order for your passing. Our expert host, Gabriella Joustra, is joined by Kate Hufnagel, a technology enthusiast and digital clutter expert, to provide valuable insights and practical tips for tackling this important topic.   Kate Hufnagel is an estate and digital organizer on a mission to make organizing your personal affairs fun and hip. With two engineering degrees and 25 years of experience in a variety of high-tech fields, including the intelligence community, a satellite company, and NASA, Kate has the expertise to help you leave behind a well-organized estate and a digital legacy.   During this episode, Gabriella and Kate discuss the importance of preparing our personal affairs and debunk common misconceptions about digital clutter. They explore how technology can both help us get organized and create challenges, and provide practical tips for decluttering and organizing. Kate emphasizes the importance of involving your families in the process of getting your affairs in order, and shares potential benefits and risks of digitizing our lives.   So if you're feeling overwhelmed by your digital clutter and want to regain control of your digital life, join us for this insightful and informative conversation with Kate Hufnagel, The Digital Wrangler. Whether you're an estate planner, a digital enthusiast, or simply someone who wants to get their affairs in order, this episode is packed with engaging, informed, and insightful advice. Tune in now! Follow Kate's work via her website at http://www.thedigitalwrangler.com/ and connect her via social media: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kate-hufnagel Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thedigitalwrangler Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thedigitalwrangler/ YouTube: https://youtube.com/@thedigitalwrangler   Room by Room is produced by the Home Organization Science Labs, a division of LMSL, the Life Management Science Labs.   Explore LMSL at https://lifemanagementsciencelabs.com/ and visit http://ho.lmsl.net/ for additional information about Home Organization Labs. Follow us on Social Media to stay updated: YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCODVhYC-MeTMKQEwwRr8WVQ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/homeorg.science.labs/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/homeorg.science.labs/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/HOScienceLabs LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/showcase/home-organization-science-labs Discord: https://discord.gg/HOSL Tiktok: https://www.tiktok.com/@home.org.science.labs Pinterest: https://id.pinterest.com/homeorganizationsciencelabs/   You can also subscribe and listen to the show on your preferred podcasting platforms: Apple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/room-by-room-the-home-organization-science-insights-podcast/id1648509192 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/7kUgWDXmcGl5XHbYspPtcW Amazon: https://music.amazon.com/podcasts/37779f90-f736-4502-8dc4-3a653b8492bd iHeart Radio: https://iheart.com/podcast/102862783 Podbean: https://homeorganizationinsights.podbean.com/ PlayerFM: https://player.fm/series/3402163 Podchaser: https://www.podchaser.com/podcasts/room-by-room-the-home-organiza-4914172 Google Podcast: https://podcasts.google.com/feed/aHR0cHM6Ly9mZWVkLnBvZGJlYW4uY29tL2hvbWVvcmdhbml6YXRpb25pbnNpZ2h0cy9mZWVkLnhtbA

Viele Jahre ihres Lebens widmete Kiara Hufnagel der Welt des eSports: Sie spielte Call of Duty auf höchsten Niveau, führte schließlich die Nationalmannschaft der Frauen an, unterstützte ein englisches Team und baute als Managerin sogar selbst eine Mannschaft auf. Alle Zeichen deuteten auf eSport-Karriere, aber dann kam es doch ganz anders: Sie bewarb sich beim Internetsender RocketbeansTV als Redakteurin, sammelte dort immer mehr Kamera-Erfahrung bis sie schließlich nach zwei Jahren den Sprung in die Selbstständigkeit wagte. Heute streamt sie vor einem großen Publikum auf Twitch und versucht nicht über Steuerdinge nachzudenken. Mit Gastgeber Dom Schott spricht Kiara über ihre eSport-Vergangenheit, warum sie schließlich doch diese Community verlassen und einen ganz anderen Weg eingeschlagen hat. Außerdem ist dies die erste Folge ohne knarrenden Schreibtischstuhl - ein Meilenstein dieses Podcastmagazins.

The Atlanta Story podcast features meaningful stories of Atlanta's builders, creators, and entrepreneurs. In this episode Jon Birdsong sits down with Yanni Hufnagel, Founder of Lemon Perfect. Yanni started his career in basketball. From team manager at Cornell to Assistant Coaching positions at Oklahoma, Harvard, Vanderbilt, and Nevada, Yanni is a student of building great teams, recruiting the best, and leaving it all out on the court. Five years ago a spark was ignited around the idea of building a premium, healthy, and delicious water brand. That brand, headquartered out of Atlanta, is called Lemon Perfect and can be bought nationwide.    In today's interview, Yanni shares stories about his lessons and decisions from his basketball career that helped him build one of the fastest growing water brands in the country and much more!   The Atlanta Story is put together by the folks at Atlanta Ventures -- and we can't wait to share some of the personalities behind the brand. Atlanta Ventures invests in entrepreneurs through community, content, and capital -- most notably through our Studio with companies like Greenzie and Intown Golf Club. We believe the best entrepreneurs learn from other great artists in different fields.

Today without my knowledge of it coming we celebrate the life a God Fearing, Father, Cattleman and Veteran Walter "Butch" Hufnagel from Oklahoma.

In this week's episode, Nichole chats with hosts of the Anecdotes for Success Podcast, Paul Richmond and Matt Hufnagel as we talk about how you know when it's time to make a change, what it means to make progress, the ability to reframe and failure, and Matt and Paul's 4 Pillars: Truth, Meaning, Trade offs, and Perspective. Paul Richmond is a high school educator, coach & entrepreneur. His philosophy is simple: teach by example and continually expand comfort zones though lessons outside of the classroom walls. He believes success and a well lived life involves curiosity with an open mind, learning through experience & challenging oneself with no guarantee of outcome. When he is not in the classroom, coaching or helping clients, Paul enjoys spending time with his family, golfing & traveling. Matt Hufnagel is a high energy entrepreneur who believes the foundation to success and good decision making is built on his four pillars of:  Truth, Meaning, Trade-Offs, and Perspective.  A believer that chasing happiness is a road to failure while living a life of adventure leads to happiness....and so much more.  Matt has bachelors, masters, and doctorate degrees in business, and is a dedicated husband and father.

Broadcasted LIVE on Linkedin, Co-Hosts Alex Bayer (Genius Juice) and Wade Yenny with a combined experience in the CPG space of 35 years, chat about all things food and beverage in the market and share what's going on in their lives and any current events. They also do shout-outs and answer questions live from viewers & listeners during their show!

Description: Yanni Hufnagel joins the show today to chat about his journey to becoming the Founder and CEO of Lemon Perfect, a great tasting flavored lemon water. Yanni shares his story from being a college basketball coach, to launching his first startup Lemon Perfect. We talk about how the name Lemon Perfect came to him, why he almost hired a CEO, and how he keeps the energy in his organization higher than ever and his team either sprinting or resting, but nothing in between.Exclusive Deals from Our Sponsors:Give the gift of the world's most beautiful spice rack and get 15% off by using the promo code STAIRWAY15 at www.evermill.comGet 20% off luxury fitness equipment that you won't want to hide in your closet by using the promo code STAIRWAY20 at www.equiptmovement.comIn This Episode You'll Hear About:(1:30) More about Lemon Perfect, lemon-flavored water with zero sugar and no artificial flavors or sweeteners powered by organic lemons, containing electrolytes from potassium, and packed with Vitamin C, making healthy hydration more refreshing than ever. (4:00) Why he believes entrepreneurship is a lot like coaching a team, and why you have to constantly be looking at the scoreboard why he almost hired a CEO, but then decided against it in the last moments before signing the contract (7:50) What his life was like growing up, how he always had the inclination of being a coach(12:40) How he ended up being a student manager of the basketball team at Cornell, and how that kick-started his career in coaching college basketball(19:10) The a-ha moment for Lemon Perfect, how the name came to him, and why it was important to him to buy the domain name(25:30) The launch strategy for launching Lemon Perfect, knowing that flavor was the most important, and how to make it great flavor and good for you (30:51) The story of how they got Beyonce as a celebrity investor(36:00) What fundraising has been like, what the process has been, and the advice he has for other aspiring entrepreneurs (45:00) How to persevere through the everyday rollercoasters (50:00) What he's taken from being a coach that makes a great CEO(54:00) How he maintains the excitement across the company, and having the leadership team invest time in their people(57:00) Why he decided to pull back in hiring a CEO, and build Lemon Perfect himself based on gut instinct(1:06:00) The final advice he has for entrepreneurs tuning inTo Find Out More:https://lemonperfect.com/Quotes:“We tried to create packaging that was a fashion show on the shelf, in a cooler, or on display.”“There is no scoreboard when you're first starting.”“It was really this intersection of flavor that's also good for you, and how do we get there, and the idea just stuck with me.”“We have to create a product that's delicious and refreshing that hits on relevant consumer treads.”“We are delivering real innovation to a stale, enhanced water category.”“Have the perseverance to keep going.”“I don't have a choice but to be the last team standing.”“I have the burden of delivering something to the market  that can truly make America and eventually the world a healthier place.”“Entrepreneurship is a high-stakes game.”“We don't allow people to walk or run here. We only sprint or rest.”“I've always been about compressing our gross margin story today to build a big share story for tomorrow.”“Run the race until you have nothing left.”“Focus on product. I've talked a lot about recruiting and retention, but you do have to focus on product, because product market fit is ultimately really the most important.”

We talk going from college basketball to making lemon water, mile deep in sales, raising capital and spending to get trial and big revenue, plus matching brands with content creators.

Today's guest has an energy level that might legally qualify as caffeine replacement. I have met some passionate people in my life, but Yanni Hufnagel might be on another level. At age 40, he's the CEO of one of the fastest growing beverage companies in the world, taking aim at some of the loftiest heights in entrepreneurship.  In a past career, he has coached college basketball at the highest level, & today, he's here. Before you go, if you are looking for a boost in your creativity & communication, consider joining the damn good conversations community. This is a one-of-a-kind opportunity to connect with up to 12 like-minded people determined to be their very best.   Email me with any questions or if I can help you in any way Joe@onepercentbetterproject.com As always, thanks for listening! --Joe   

This week's episode of the show is PACKED with Energy and passion from the CEO of Lemon Perfect, Yanni Hufnagel!Yanni had been a high level NCAA Division I basketball coach (which is how we met through our mutual friend Cuonzo Martin) before pushing the chips ALL IN on his idea.Now valued at over $100 Million and backed by Beyonce, he is using his competitive edge built from the basketball world to absolutely DISRUPT the beverage industry.If YOU would like to try Lemon Perfect, use the code BURN15 for a discount at checkout over at lemonperfect.comCatch the full episode live on Youtube and all podcast platforms.Watch here: https://youtu.be/bJ9wuR68v7MThe Burn Podcast, ignited by Punch'd Energy.https://www.puchdenergy.com************************************Let's work TOGETHER https://www.bennewmancoaching.comOrder my new book UNCOMMON LEADERSHIP: 11 Ways the Greatest Leaders Lead: www.bennewman.net/preorderConnect with me everywhere else:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/continuedfightFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/Continuedfight/Twitter: https://twitter.com/ContinuedFighthttps://www.bennewmancoaching.com

Yanni Hufnagel, Founder of Lemon Perfect, is on a mission to help make America healthier. Learn why the former collegiate basketball coach decided to shift his passion for building teams from the courts into the beverage industry. Listen to how he evolved from a cut basketball player into a collegiate coach and now CEO of a fast-growing business. Yanni remembers as a kid playing under the covers at night, building starting lineups with figurines. He wanted nothing more than to be a basketball player, but being the last guy cut from the basketball team sent him in another direction. Soon he was voicing games and working on the operations side of the court. Hear how a chance conversation turned into an opportunity to be a manager for Cornell's basketball team. Before he knew it, Yanni was interning for the New Jersey Nets, learning from industry greats, serving as a graduate assistant at Oklahoma, and then coaching at programs like Vanderbilt, Harvard, and Cal-Berkeley. He was coaching in Nevada when he had the idea for Lemon Perfect. Drinking lemon water had become part of his wellness routine, but Yanni figured there had to be a better and healthier way to create flavored lemon water. He gave up coaching to pursue the idea. Through the ups and downs of launching into the competitive beverage industry, Yanni has always been all-in on delivering the best product at a reasonable price point with the best team of people intending to make America healthier. Gain insights into Yanni's approach to building a business and a successful team.

Creating a new company in the food and beverage space is no small feat. While it's relatively easy to get started, securing shelf space, managing margins, and outmaneuvering extremely large and resourced incumbents create considerable barriers to entry. Lemon Perfect has been bucking that trend, having raised over $37M and achieving national distribution in 5 short years. Founder Yanni Hufnagel was in some ways an unlikely first time founder, a former division I college basketball coach with no background in the CPG space. But in this conversation it quickly becomes clear why he's been able to succeed where so many others have failed. We chat about the origins of Lemon Perfect, how he's applied his unique skill set to team building and vision casting, how he's instilled a culture of velocity and relentless execution, and much more. If you enjoyed the episode, please leave a review! https://kite.link/disruptors-lemonperfectPODCAST INFO:Podcast website: https://manifold.group/podcastApple Podcasts: https://apple.co/3EbkMEkSpotify: https://spoti.fi/3nqwNiDRSS: https://bit.ly/3ntcFw1Full episodes playlist: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLdnqR-lZH65HqCM09dwh6otuU7TArkq8JClips playlist: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLdnqR-lZH65HrrlaeQZnf1sicFkprjpqkSOCIAL:- Sean Johnson on Twitter: https://twitter.com/intentionally- Sean Johnson on LinkedIn: https://linkedin.com/in/seanjohnson- Sean Johnson on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/intentionally_- Manifold on Twitter: https://twitter.com/manifold_group- Manifold on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/m/company/manifold-group- Manifold on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/themanifoldgroup- Manifold on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/manifold_group/- Manifold on Medium: https://medium.com/build-better-products

Thank you for tuning into "Starting Small", a podcast about brand development, entrepreneurship, and innovation in the modern world. In this episode, I am joined by Yanni Hufnagel of Lemon Perfect, organic cold-pressed lemon water that's packed with all-natural flavor and superfruit benefits.  Make sure to check out Lemon Perfect at: https://lemonperfect.com/   Follow Starting Small: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/startingsmallpod/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Startingsmallpod/?modal=admin_todo_tour LinkedIn: http://linkedin.com/in/cameronnagle   Thank you to this episodes sponsor, YITAHOME. YITAHOME's online store dedicates to providing fashionable and practical home furniture, at a very low cost. Whether it's furniture for your bedroom, office, or living room, YITAHOME provides an array of products. Make sure to check out YITAHOME and use code yitahome10 for 10% off your purchase at: https://www.yitahome.com/

It's rare for an entrepreneurial food or beverage brand to generate a billion dollars in annual revenue. Yet that hasn't kept ambitious founders from envisioning a 10-figure future for their companies. Yanni Hufnagel, the founder and CEO of Lemon Perfect, is one of those aspiring leaders, and based on the trajectory for his brand this far, he has a realistic shot. Launched in 2018, Lemon Perfect markets a line of low-calorie, lemon-flavored water. Positioned as hydration beverages, the USDA certified organic drinks come in seven varieties each sweetened with a blend of erythritol and stevia and containing five calories per 12 oz. bottle.    Available nationwide at Publix, Kroger, Whole Foods and Ralph's, Lemon Perfect anticipates over $60 million in sales and a retail footprint of over 40,000 doors by the end of 2022 as it expands into Costco, CVS, Walmart and Target. Earlier this year, the company closed on a $31 million Series A funding round that included a high-profile roster of celebrity investors headlined by music icon Beyoncé Knowles-Carter. The recent financing brought Lemon Perfect's total funding to $42.2 million and a valuation of over $100 million. In an interview featured in this episode, Hufnagel spoke about his overarching vision for Lemon Perfect, the parallels between coaching college basketball and running a beverage company, why nailing “the big decisions” has been critical to the brand's development and how his perspective on gross margin has evolved. He also explained why Lemon Perfect has invested heavily in field sales, how he cultivated a culture of hustle and commitment and why he says that he's never sold the brand to an investor.   Show notes: 0:42: Interview: Yanni Hufnagel, Founder & CEO, Lemon Perfect – Before diving into Lemon Perfect's backstory, Hufnagel and Taste Radio editor Ray Latif chatted about the entrepreneur's Instagram handle, his brief flirtation with investment banking and the origin of the brand's name. Hufnagel also discussed the simplicity of Lemon Perfect's ingredients, how he got up to speed in the beverage industry (hint: a certain podcast was key), his counterintuitive advice about gross margin for early-stage brands, why moving to a shelf-stable formulation was instrumental in the brand's growth and why not hiring a CEO was one of the best decisions he's made. Later, he explained why Lemon Perfect's unit economics make it highly attractive to investors, his praise (and acronyms) for hard work and why “being great fiduciary of a capital” is a point of pride.  Brands in this episode: Lemon Perfect, Vitaminwater, Bai, Vita Coco

Legendary Quarterback and previous Head Coach for the Stampeders, John Hufnagel sits down with Louie B to chat about his induction into the Canadian Football Hall of Fame. 

Today on Subscribing to Wellness we are joined by Yanni Hufnagel, CEO and Founder of Lemon Perfect. Lemon Perfect is a hydrating lemon water with five calories, zero sugar, and no artificial flavors or sweeteners. Episode Fun Facts: 1) Prior to starting Lemon Perfect, Yanni was a collegiate basketball coach holding roles at several universities such as University of Nevada, Berkely, and Vanderbilt. 2) Earlier this year Yanni closed a $31M Series A with a strong group of investors including Beechwood Capital, Goat Rodeo Capital, Melitas Ventures, and Beyonce Knowles-Carter. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/subtowellness/support

Yanni Hufnagel is a former college basketball coach for the California Golden Bears, Vanderbilt Commodores, and Harvard Crimson. But in 2017, Yanni left coaching and launched Lemon Perfect, a flavored cold-pressed lemon water brand. The business will do $60 million in sales this year, they have raised $40M+ at a $100M+ valuation, and their cap table now includes Beyonce, Kyle Kuzma, Josh Hart, Channing Frye, Nick Young, Spencer Dinwiddie, and others. We talk about how Yanni came up with the original idea, what made him decide to go all-in, the lessons he has learned along the way, and how he thinks the business can go from a $100 million valuation to a $5 billion valuation. Enjoy!

Founder and CEO Yanni Hufnagel created a product that met a consumer need, and has a super compelling mission to make the world a healthier place. It's true that his brand, Lemon Perfect, is “literally on fire.” So much so that they just announced $31 million Series A with investments from Beyoncé Knowles-Carter and leading consumer products funds. Yanni's story and his passion are just the kind of magic that gets investors and consumers excited. So, what does it mean for a brand to be “literally on fire”? On The Irresistible Factor, you'll find out, with a little help from the always-energetic Yanni. Together, host Kristi Bridges and Yanni explore the story of how the founder first saw a need for this better-for-you product — super-refreshing, full-flavored, hydrating lemon water with zero sugar — and the life-changing advice that really made him go for it. With a background in coaching college basketball, Yanni made quite the pivot. He'd been dabbling in keto dieting and drinking lemon water every morning — driving to Whole Foods for organic lemons, getting juice on his counters, and stomaching the bland taste. At the end of a basketball season, he had what he describes as a “lightbulb moment” in the locker room. *What if there was a lemon water that tasted great, just like the drinks his players wanted after a game?* In this episode, you'll find out why Yanni decided to flip from produce to grocery, and how the business has grown significantly as a result. Kristi and Yanni also cover his views on entrepreneurship, why he believes a lot of building a business requires putting on blinkers and just following your heart, and why he is grateful for the rare opportunity to create a great business that also does good. “Scaling a beverage brand is beyond hard,” Yanni said. “Not impossible, but very challenging. And what I would tell you is that we are more focused on growth versus our bottom line.”

On this episode we were joined by Neely from Pilates on Third! We discussed -Neely's background and her journey to business owner and pilates instructor -reformer pilates vs. mat based pilates -common myths & misconceptions surrounding pilates To learn more about Neely and Pilates on Third visit www.pilatesonthird.com and give them a follow on IG @pilateson3rd

Jillian Hufnagel is a successful business coach working with companies on topics like emotional agility and harmony in the workplace. Once a teacher and executive assistant, she subsequently became a leader in companies driving healthy emotional cultures. One such company is Slim.ai, who I have been working with as a client. Jillian and I are […]

Episode 8: Iron SpikesHazel Peachwood tracks down Oz at Hufnagel's Livery Stable and learns some peculiar details about a particular wooden-legged dragon slayer. Voice Talents (in no particular order)Matt Regan as Gordo Craggs and HufnagelNorman Leonard as the NarratorCharlee Leonard as Hazel PeachwoodSammers Cashkins Leonard as OzMusicPip HeywoodCobbler's Gulch LogoMegan SwietonSound FX AttributionsSpecial ThanksNon WelsSubjective Special  ThanksGwendolyn OxenhamAll the GratitudeBecky Leonard

THIS EPISODE IS DEDICATED TO THE MEMORY OF KEITH HUFNAGEL -- 1974-2020In this episode of UPROXX's show 'The Masters' -- where music, streetwear, and graffiti culture collide -- ZooYork founder Eli Morgan Gesner chats with HUF Worldwide's Keith Hufnagel. In his last video-recorded interview, Hufnagel tells stories from his career as a pro skater, talks about the founding of HUF, offers insight into his coolest (and strangest) collaborations, and looks back fondly on his childhood in NYC.The conversation offers a great look back at an absolute legend in skateboarding and one of the godfathers of modern streetwear.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Aaron Herrington represents a long and illustrious lineage in our culture. Escaping small-town U.S.A. to chase big-city dreams is a time-honored tradition in skateboarding. Like so many before him, Herrington gravitated to San Francisco at the tail end of the aughts to immerse himself in the downtown scene during the height of the HUF D.B.C. era. Fresh out of high school, the Corvallis, Oregon native found himself living in weekly hotels in the Tenderloin, and working odd jobs to get by while honing his craft on the streets synonymous with names like Carroll, Hufnagel, and Busenitz. This period laid the groundwork for everything that would come after. A couple of years later during a trip to New York, Brian DeLaTorre convinced Herrington that a pre-GX1000 San Francisco was dead, and N.Y. was where things were happening. It's hard to leave the city, period. Even harder when someone is convincing you to stay. He made a pivotal decision at Tompkins that afternoon, which would alter his career trajectory permanently. Once planted in N.Y., Herrington was scouted by Josh Stewart. This landed him the opening part in 'Static IV,' and an introduction to Pontus Alv. He would ultimately turn pro for Polar in 2014, a couple of months before the video dropped. 'Static' and Polar cemented Herrington's status as an underground king. They were also the start of his ongoing collaboration with Theories of Atlantis, which has endured and evolved over the past decade. When the streets are watching, going mainstream is inevitable. Herrington was introduced by Converse not long after turning pro; colorways and international tours ensued. The kid from Corvallis had officially arrived as one of the world's premier professional skaters. Unfortunately, there was a dark side that came with that. Herrington has publicly addressed issues with alcoholism and mental health that he battled during those years, which resulted in him going sober at the end of 2017. Soon after, he unveiled Chrystie NYC—his clothing imprint with Pep Kim. The brand has dropped two videos, and developed a formidable team over the past couple of years. And the design aesthetic speaks for itself. With his leg cast from an injury this past August freshly removed, Aaron dropped by the studio for a two-hour conversation with Lee that covers all of this and more during Episode 20 of Mission Statement.