Podcast appearances and mentions of ryan herget

Ep 248 | Aired 6/9/2021 Question: What crazy person nearing retirement age would buy a small, struggling, neighborhood grocery store in Little Rock, Arkansas? Answer: Mr. Eric Herget. A successful veteran of the insurance business, Eric tells the romantic story of how he followed his heart, changed his career, and came to own Terry's Finer Foods (now known as Heights Corner Market). The apple doesn't fall far from the tree! Also on the show, you'll hear Eric's son, Ryan Herget, tell his entrepreneurial story of how he established the widely popular food delivery service, Chef Shuttle. Listen to this father-son duo, Eric and Ryan Herget, talk about the entrepreneurial spirit that built many small businesses.

Matthew Ryan Herget invited us to his studio in Downtown LA when we were out there last fall and the second we set foot in the place we fell in Love. He instantly became one of our favorite artists. His work absolutely blows us away. And he's a fellow psychonaut. We opened up a portal and dove on in. This is a conversation about taking yourself to a higher dimension through art, living in service to it, and becoming the art. Really fun one. Enjoy! Peep this conversation and all our films on youtube.com/veryape Subscribe on iTunes: goo.gl/Ytp3nx For more on Matthew check out his website www.mrherget.com Follow Matthew on instagram @mrherget See all our documentaries for free at www.veryape.tv Follow us on insta and twitter @VeryApeTV Follow Sean on insta and twitter @SeanVeryApe Recorded 5/12/20 Brooklyn, NY/Los Angeles, CA

Ep 190 | Aired 4/29/2020 Question: What crazy person nearing retirement age would buy a small, struggling, neighborhood grocery store in Little Rock, Arkansas? Answer: Mr. Eric Herget. A successful veteran of the insurance business, Eric tells the romantic story of how he followed his heart, changed his career, and came to own Terry’s Finer Foods (now known as Heights Corner Market). The apple doesn’t fall far from the tree! Also on the show, you’ll hear Eric’s son, Ryan Herget, tell his entrepreneurial story of how he established the widely popular food delivery service, Chef Shuttle. Listen to this father-son duo, Eric and Ryan Herget, talk about the entrepreneurial spirit that built many small businesses.

This week Kerry presents a round up of past guests, financial expert Barry Corkern, artist Matt McLeod and Ryan Herget founder of Chef Shuttle. Learn more and find links and resources at www.upyourbusiness.org

Ep 0014 | 12-16-16 This week's guests are Eric Herget of HUB International and Ryan Herget of Chef Shuttle. They discuss the challenges of start ups, selling a business, working with 3rd party providers and more. Find business resources and more information at www.upyourbusiness.org.

Born December 21st, 1990; Matthew Ryan Herget is an emerging self-taught artist from Miami, FL.  After attending University for two years, Herget opted to leave formal education to pursue his personal calling in life; to live as a contemporary explorer.  Herget's work is what he calls, a "constant collaboration" between himself at all points in his life. The evolution of his work mimics the evolution of his own self - a student of life, the mind, nature, and spirituality; Herget continues to explore anew without losing the childlike confidence that propelled him to the person he is today. Earlier paintings consist of juxtapositions of visual metaphors that tend to represent overcoming personal fears and limitations. These juxtapositions mix serious tones with playful imagery: an ode to finding who he is while at the same time never forgetting where he was.  Newer paintings jump in and out of the boundaries of form and abstraction. Occasionally paintings are figurative while others take the shape of full on abstraction: a reflection of where Matthew is currently in his personal journey. Matthew's process in the studio is that of high-energy and adventure. Paintings usually begin with no set concept and evolve into a dialogue of mark-making and feeling between the painter and painting. Dozens of paintings are often worked on at the same time and rotated throughout the studio. His painting style relies heavily on instinct, risk, and uncertainty. Things that are learned today may be dropped tomorrow in an effort to consistently keep oneself open to change and discovery. Herget's main focus is making the process the reward, and to allowing that process and inner voice to mold and evolve what comes of the process, as it pleases.  “Each piece is a journey in-and-of itself. I’m constantly trying to take it somewhere that I haven’t been before. The way I paint is kind of a metaphor for who I am, and why I’m here. It’s not about taking it to a point where you can see something; it’s about bringing it to a place where you can feel something. We all have a space suit on; whether it sits in the closet or goes to the moon is a choice we get to make. It’s a constant mission of finding ourselves. I think that pursuit is nurtured by consistently pushing ourselves further than we did yesterday. That’s how we change, grow, and evolve. That’s what these paintings are about. It’s pretty simple, but means a lot to me." Matthew Ryan Herget currently works out of Los Angeles, CA.  Topics Discussed In This Episode: Psychedelics opening up mental portals His adventures traveling Artist For Peace And Justice in Haiti Meditation and spirituality His love for Eckhart Tolle books Finding purpose as our work as an artist Learning from the ways animals interact www.artistdecoded.com www.instagram.com/artistdecoded www.twitter.com/yoshinostudios

Chef Shuttle owner and founder Ryan Herget stops by to chat about his hugely popular restaurant delivery business. Herget discusses how restaurants sign up, how Chef Shuttle helps bring them new customers and how his business model actually works. We also talk about his expansion into Northwest Arkansas and Tennessee, and why restaurant delivery isn't all Herget has his eye on.