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St. Louis on the Air celebrated 314 Day with recording artist and arts ambassador Muhammad “Mvstermind” Austin, For the Culture STL's founder Ohun Ashe, and co-owner of Strange Donuts and Up Late Jason Bockman. The trio discussed all things 3-1-4 — from St. Louis' claim to have the best Chinese food in America to the steps towards progress since the Ferguson uprising nearly 10 years ago.

On this week's episode of the Baked-In podcast presented by Busey Bank, Josh catches up with entrepreneur and fellow-baker, Jason Bockman – the man behind Strange Donuts, Up Late, IDK Ad Agency and a whole host of things we'll probably never know about. He's also a tremendous advocate for the City of St. Louis and actively involved with Big Brothers/Big Sisters, the Children's Heart Foundation and Girls on the Run. He's a guy that works tremendously hard to put himself in position for opportunities to present themselves. And then he dives in head first. They talk about a lot including Jason's upcoming second-location opening of the his overnight dining concept, Up Late, on February 17, celebrating 10 years with Strange Donuts and the power and the importance of being a dad. Jason brings an unparalleled energy to everything he does – including podcasting. The hustle is real folks. #donuts #stlmade #stlouis #theloop #hustle

Jason Bockman is a father, a successful entrepreneur, and the owner of the well known St.Louis donut shop 'Strange Donuts'. Jason returns to the podcast to talk about his experience of struggling with mental health, fatherhood, how social media and politics can be warped, and the art of hustling.Strange Donuts: https://strangedonuts.comBook a Legacy Interview | https://legacyinterviews.com/ —A Legacy Interview is a two-hour recorded interview with you and a host that can be watched now and viewed in the future. It is a recording of what you experienced, the lessons you learned and the family values you want passed down. We will interview you or a loved one, capturing the sound of their voice, wisdom and a sense of who they are. These recorded conversations will be private, reserved only for the people that you want to share it with.Join the Articulate Ventures Network | https://network.articulate.ventures/ —We are a patchwork of thinkers that want to articulate ideas in a forum where they can be respectfully challenged, improved and celebrated so that we can explore complex subjects, learn from those we disagree with and achieve our personal & professional goals.Contact Vance for a Talk | https://www.vancecrowe.com/ —Vance delivers speeches that reveal important aspects of human communication.  Audiences are entertained, engaged, and leave feeling empowered to change something about the way they are communicating.  Vance tells stories about his own experiences, discusses theories in ways that make them relatable and highlights interesting people, books, and media that the audience can learn even more from. Join the #ATCF Book Club | https://www.vancecrowe.com/book-club

Jason Bockman is the owner of Strange Donuts, a popular donut shop in the St. Louis area. Jason's story is extremely inspiring, from facing 20 years in prison as a teenager, studying abroad in China, owning a hot dog stand in St. Louis, leading up to what he is today. Bockman spent his youth growing up in group homes surrounded by guns, drugs, and violence.  Jason claims his humble beginnings make him the man he is today through using his business resources to drive change in our city. Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/stlbucketlist)

Jason Bockman in an entrepreneur and philanthropist. He is the owner of Strange Donuts and the founder of Strange Cares Be sure you follow Strange Donuts on Instagram, Twitter and Facebook And definitely connect with Strange Cares on Instagram, Twitter and Facebook Also connect with Jason on Instagram PLEASE SUPPORT SMALL BUSINESS **Candy's Cotton Candy **Vegan Deli & Butcher As always, be sure to give the show a follow on Instagram, Twitter and Facebook  For the Video Experience of the show, follow us on YouTube Head over to our Website and join the Mailing List to stay up to date on guests, episode release dates, articles and more! And make sure you connect with Adam on Instagram and Twitter 

Episode Seven: Paul pulls an extraordinary St. Louis business owner out of one of his donut stores to go deep! STRANGE DONUTS owner Jason Brockman will shock you with his past and present modes of living. They are wildly different, but so very useful to many. **A MUST HEAR podcast for anyone with "a past."** See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Jason Bockman is an entrepreneur whose life has taken him through an incredible journey of heartache and incredible giving. Well known for co-founding Strange Donuts, his business ventures started well beyond their time slinging 'dones' throughout the bi-state area. In this interview, Jason shares some honest and vulnerable stories from his upbringing, decisions he made, and how he found his way to defining success through those he serves. You can follow him @serneybanders and @strangedonuts on Instagram, and learn more about his businesses at www.strangedonuts.com and www.btfurnishingsstl.com. 

Jason Bockman, owner of the iconic Strange Donuts in Saint Louis, discusses the pressure and the suicidal thoughts that can happen during moments of uncertainty.  Jason shares his mentality to keep his business open and helping people.  https://www.strangedonuts.com/https://www.instagram.com/strangedonuts/Vance Crowe on Twitter: https://twitter.com/VanceCroweThis is the 18th interview in the ongoing series of Coronavirus perspectives. I believe that society will have the rules re-written when we come out of this global pandemic and it is important to hear how various individuals and industries are handling themselves amidst the crisis.  This series seeks to reveal many perspectives that will otherwise be ignored by both mainstream media and you might not see on your social media channels.

Discuss when St. Louis might hit its coronavirus "peak", spoke with local restaurants and plug this Sunday's promotion with great folks providing meals at the Boathouse.  Also, created the phone number 314-390-6920 so St. Louisians can share positive messages for others to hear.

How are local businesses handling the Coronavirus shutdown? Jason Bockman of Strange Donuts and Andy Karandzieff of Crown Candy join host Chris Hrabe live in-studio to discuss just that.

Jason Bockman from Strange Donut stops by when Vance is recording as As The Crowe Flies episode- we talk book club, Dante's Inferno and the history of Julius Caesar.Jason Bockman is the owner of Strange Donuts and BT Furnishings.  He is a man that has built a palace to live in now, but he came from a dungeon.  An enforcer at a crack house at 14, granted clemency from a 10 year prison sentence, joined a cult and made his way to one of the most prestigious MBA programs in the world, Washington University in Saint Louis, Missouri.  Follow Jason on Twitter and Instagram @StrangeDonutDuring the introduction I spoke about the South Dakota State University Collegiate "Learn, Grow, Lead Conference;" October 11-13 that I will be giving a talk at.  For more information visit their website: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/learn-grow-lead-collegiate-midwestern-farm-bureau-conference-tickets-68268357495 Twitter: @VanceCroweAbout The Vance Crowe Podcast:The Vance Crowe Podcast interviews experts in unexpected fields and gets them to reveal the discoveries that come from having a knowledge of a highly specific discipline.  Vance Crowe is the CEO of Articulate Ventures (www.VanceCrowe.com) a communications strategy company- and he is regularly invited to deliver speeches around the U.S. and Canada teaching audiences how to communicate so that others want to listen, understand and value what you have to say.

Jason Bockman is the owner of Strange Donuts and BT Furnishings.  He is a man that has built a palace to live in now, but he came from a dungeon.  An enforcer at a crack house at 14, granted clemency from a 10 year prison sentence, joined a cult and made his way to one of the most prestigious MBA programs in the world, Washington University in Saint Louis, Missouri.  Jason is a true entrepreneur with expanding locations for his donut shop, the ability to franchise, and has secured multimillion dollar furniture contracts.  He is married to a stunning former Loreal model, and is a major figure in Saint Louis.  Jason's donut company is proud that they have less than 2% annual employee turnover in an industry that usually has over 130% turnover every year.Follow Jason on Twitter and Instagram @StrangeDonutDuring the introduction I spoke about the South Dakota State University Collegiate "Learn, Grow, Lead Conference;" October 11-13 that I will be giving a talk at.  For more information visit their website: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/learn-grow-lead-collegiate-midwestern-farm-bureau-conference-tickets-68268357495 Twitter: @VanceCroweAbout The Vance Crowe Podcast:The Vance Crowe Podcast interviews experts in unexpected fields and gets them to reveal the discoveries that come from having a knowledge of a highly specific discipline.  Vance Crowe is the CEO of Articulate Ventures (www.VanceCrowe.com) a communications strategy company- and he is regularly invited to deliver speeches around the U.S. and Canada teaching audiences how to communicate so that others want to listen, understand and value what you have to say.

“If you’re going to go into business for yourself, you need to go into business for other people too.” — Corey Smale Today’s guest is Corey Smale, Owner of SUPERGIANTWORLD. With a copywriting background in advertising, Corey has been able to successfully launch two St. Louis restaurants, Strange Donuts and Good Fortune, that have helped to put him on the map in St. Louis’ marketing elite. Corey sits down with the team to discuss his advertising background, how he started Strange Donuts, the importance of consistency and authenticity in brands, St. Louis’ struggle to intersect its communities, giving back through his nonprofit, and much more!

In 2013, we signed the paperwork and opened the Almanac (https://www.brandalmanac.com/) office in downtown St. Louis. We decided to host an opening party, and looked for inspiration from two trends happening in St. Louis at the time. The first, was the craft beer scene, which was booming, with new breweries opening every couple of weeks. The second was a super successful Kickstarter project that everyone was talking about. For a donut shop. We reached out to this new donut concept to see if they could help us tap into these two trends and create some donuts infused with different beer flavors—peach ale, chocolate stout—you get the picture. And they made it happen! The party—and the donuts—were a huge success and the rest is history. Well, the person who created those beer infused donuts is Corey Smale (http://www.coreysmale.com/home) and the shop is of course, Strange Donuts (https://www.strangedonuts.com/). It seemed like overnight, St. Louis was experiencing full-on donut histaria. Everyone wanted to sample Strange’s fun and exciting flavors and combinations. In a short amount of time, Corey and his team organized donut festivals, launched a nonprofit, opened new locations (including selling their donuts inside Busch Stadium!), and grew an Instagram following (https://www.instagram.com/strangedonuts) of over 40,000 people. After Strange, Corey spent several years working on a chineese takeout concept called Good Fortune, complete with a run-up to the opening with pop-up dinners inside a gothic church turned skatepark. After years of planning, he decided to close the restaurant (https://www.stlmag.com/dining/good-fortune-closes-in-botanical-heights-after-10-months/) after only 10-months to focus on his health and his family. Our discussion covers Corey's entrepreneurial journey, including that moment of doubt that keeps many great ideas from ever seeing the light of day. Ok, enjoy! Special Guest: Corey Smale.

Missouri Business Alert’s Speaking Startup podcast explores news and issues important to Missouri entrepreneurs. In our latest episode, we ask the question, "Your startup does what?" We talk with entrepreneurs behind some of the most unusual Missouri-based companies we've encountered to learn about where their ideas came from and how they turned them into viable businesses. The rundown: • 1:20 – We look at headlines from the past week in Missouri startup news. • 3:08 – Strange Donuts founder Jason Bockman discusses the process involved in making doughnuts that push people outside of their culinary comfort zone. • 10:52 – Gregg Miller shares the story behind Neuticles, his business that he says has sold more than 500,000 sets of prosthetic dog testicles since its founding. • 17:27 – Andre Glantz, the CEO of Gift-A-Meal, discusses the St. Louis startup's app that aims to help restaurants by appealing to diners' altruism.  • 25:33 – We swap numbers that shed light on niche startups.

In this strangely amazing episode we talk with Strange Donuts owner and founder Jason Bockman about entrepreneurship, donuts and evolving this iconic treat with different diets, life and more.  This hour flies by and you'll find out why!  Plus, the best thing we ever ate!

Strange Donuts started in 2013, and five years later, is one of the city's favorite spots for a sweet treat. A huge reason for that is the boundless energy and unwavering commitment of founder Jason Bockman. Looking back on his journey, Bockman is still blown away where he is and how he got here, even if he always believed he'd get here someday. When he was a teenager, he was getting into fights and in trouble with the law. Then something happened that made him focus on making himself a success and he's never looked back. His road went through a hot dog stand, business school in St. Louis, and eventually Hong Kong, but he ended up back home and now runs one of the most successful food spots in the city. His story is incredible, and his commitment to running Strange Donuts in a way that treats his employees like family and his customers like friends has helped grow the business to four locations. Now, he has dreams of growing even bigger. Sit back, plug in, and enjoy! Jason also started a nonprofit, Strange Cares, focused on empowering kids lives with help from partners Big Brothers Big Sisters, The Children’s Heart Foundation and Girls on the Run. To learn more visit http://www.strangecares.org

The restaurant industry is all about creating an unforgettable experience for the people around you. No one knows this better than Corey Smale, a successful entrepreneur and restaurant marketer out of St. Louis, Missouri.  Smale’s latest project – the “Chinese American-ese” restaurant Good Fortune – is his finest work to date, and he’ll be the first to tell you that the dream team he’s assembled deserves all the credit. Corey got his start with the famed St. Louis donut shop Strange Donuts, where Corey made a name for himself as a culinary brand-builder. With his sights shifted to Good Fortune, his new restaurant is off to a hot start, and was listed in Departures Magazine as one of the 18 Most Anticipated Restaurants in 2018. Corey and I met up at The Gramophone in St. Louis’ Grove neighborhood to discuss the events leading up to the opening of Good Fortune, explore his creative career as a restaurant marketer, and talk about the lessons he’s learned in building the best teams along the way. After you listen, make sure to head over to PubcastWorldwide.com to leave a comment and sign-up for the monthly “Brewsletter.” Cheers!

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Jason Bockman of Strange Donuts joins us in studio to discuss a charitable event coming up on National Donut Day (June 2nd), update on the new (fake) Timmy Recaps Twitter, Audio Fun of Iggy's Hotshots video with Larry Nickel, breaking down Email of the Month, Bertarelli Cutlery Cuts of the Week, why are there so many ballpark giveaways at Busch, Iggy's interview with Clayton Kershaw never reached air, does Iggy ever partake in the Press Box food, golf chatter, will Plowsy build a rapport with Justin Thomas, what will the PGA Championship be like in St. Louis, Hotshots Email of the Day.

Jason Bockman of Strange Donuts joins us in studio to discuss a charitable event coming up on National Donut Day (June 2nd), update on the new (fake) Timmy Recaps Twitter, Audio Fun of Iggy's Hotshots video with Larry Nickel, breaking down Email of the Month, Bertarelli Cutlery Cuts of the Week, why are there so many ballpark giveaways at Busch, Iggy's interview with Clayton Kershaw never reached air, does Iggy ever partake in the Press Box food, golf chatter, will Plowsy build a rapport with Justin Thomas, what will the PGA Championship be like in St. Louis, Hotshots Email of the Day.

Our interview with Jason Bockman was surprising to us, but in a good way! He is one of the most driven, inventive people we've ever met, with tons of good stories. As the owner of Strange Donuts, he sheds light on how they became a powerhouse in St. Louis, and what has led to them opening several locations, including one in Mexico City. Also thank you Jason for introducing us to Malta India, a very tasty malt soda. www.strangedonuts.com www.facebook.com/strangedonuts www.instagram.com/strangedonuts www.twitter.com/strangedonuts www.instagram.com/strangedonutsmx www.instagram.com/serneybanders As a favor to We Eat Stuff, would you consider giving our podcast a rating and review? It would mean the world to us! That helps get the word out about what we're doing, and help even more people learn about the great stuff going on in St. Louis! We'd also appreciate your support on our patreon site! Please visit www.patreon.com/weeatstuff to make a financial contribution. Thanks.

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