Podcasts about starving architect

Jenna of Turbans for Tots built a top 100 Esty Store and sells 1000's of baby bows. She manufactures them with a team of seamstresses in Redding, CA. After 5 years she is willing to acknowledge the obvious, she is an entrepreneur. Why has it been hard for her to see when it's obvious to her team? What could happen if she took this role seriously? Well for one will pitch at the Redding Venture Conference with a chance to win a 10k prize and possibly angel investment. Theme music by Starving Architect

Stephen Campbell has been raised, educated and worked in the Evangelical tradition his whole life. He is the Pastor of Redding First Church where he has served for the last 18 years. Along the way, an explosion took place while completing his doctoral work a few years ago. Since then his spiritual journey has taken him outside the box of evangelicalism. So where does that leave a pastor and how does he help lead a congregation when the box doesn't contain his journey any longer? Music provided by Starving Architect www.starvingarchitect.bandcamp.com

Lot's of people want to start a business. The upsides are clear: Be your own boss, unlimited earning potential, reap the fruit of your own labor, flexibility...this list goes on and on. But, it's also a scary project and the fear of failure is often what prevents people from taking the leap.  In this episode, Josh Miller and Kirk Wayman explore some of the ways people try to start a business and avoid failure. Turns out it's doable but might not produce the result people are hoping for.  Episode Sponsor: The Redding Venture Conference. Learn more at https://www.startupredding.com/reddingventureconference Special thanks to: Starving Architect for our music https://starvingarchitect.bandcamp.com/ Toby Lyles of Twenty Four Sound for making us sound great.  Email: toby@twentyfoursound.com      

Kirk is joined by Lauren Jerome for a conversation about the current state of innovation and how it impacts the new economy. Startup enthusiasts consistently look to thought leaders like Lauren for perspective on where the economy is going and how to build companies that move with it. We hope you enjoy these nuggets of wisdom. Lauren is the Entrepreneur in residence at RAIN in Eugene Oregon, a fabulous developer and co-founder of Mindbox Studios.    Special thanks to Starving Architect for our theme music. Toby, Josh, and Andrew for there work bringing you this podcast. 

In 2014 Garrett, Alan, Jason, and Michael set out to reimagine how the insurance industry quotes benefits. This is their story of starting Limelight Health told by Garrett Viggers. Garrett unfolds the journey as they conceive of a product and it features, validate them with real customers, raise millions of dollars and travel through the inevitable valley of sorrows. Stay tuned to the end when Garrett, an accomplished musician introduces a new song written on this journey.  You can learn more about Limelight at limelighthealth.com Special thanks to: Toby Lyles of twentyfoursound.com for audio and creative support. Starving Architect for their music starvingarchitect.bandcamp.com/album/silence-the-inner-voices Find us at startupredding.com for more events and content that will enhance your enterprise. 

Meet Eric Hiatt - Lifetime entrepreneur, CEO of Reverse Focus and Executive Director of Shasta Angels. In this episode, Eric shares the purpose of our local Angels and how to get the chance to pitch your company to them. If you are looking to raise money to fund your startup this is the guy you need to meet. You can find the Shasta Angles at www.shastaangels.com   Music by Starving Architect:  https://starvingarchitect.bandcamp.com/album/silence-the-inner-voices

This episode gives you a front row seat and a VIP pass behind the scenes at the July 21st Pub Talk held at Maxwell's in Downtown Redding. 30-40 people gathered to engage the question "How do you have a good idea." It was facilitated by Joshua David Miller, CEO of Mindbox Studio (www.mindboxstudio.com) and sponsored by Ikon School of Entrepreneurship (www.ikonsoe.com). We hope that listening to this experience will encourage and excite you towards building your own ideas because we learned that entrepreneurs are not people who have good ideas, they are people who are willing to do the work of making bad ideas great.  Theme music by Starving Architect: https://starvingarchitect.bandcamp.com/album/silence-the-inner-voices

Hope, Josh, and Luke continue telling their story of what it took to get Startup Redding off the ground. They explore the resources it took, their roles, and the impact of Tech Star's program Startup Weekend. They conclude by sharing their hopes for the future of Startup Redding as it prepares to enter the next era of development.    Music provided by Starving Architect

Hope Seth, Joshua Johnson, and Luke Miner tell the story of how they meet and began working on Startup Redding. This episode focuses on how they came to Redding, CA and with the help of the Shasta Economic Development Council found a way to gather entrepreneurs, build community and hold their first Startup Weekend.    Special thanks to Starving Architect for the use of their brilliant music. You can purchase the entire collection at  Visit http://starvingarchitect.bandcamp.com