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On this episode, we sit down with singer/songwriter, Chris Trapper, to discuss the art of songwriting, his career arc from The Push Stars to becoming an acclaimed solo artist and his love of live performance and being on the road!

On this episode, Corey sits down with Iraq combat veteran, Ross Medlin, to talk about his struggles after multiple deployments in the Middle East, how he refused 'traditional' counseling and medication treatments in favor of designing his own holistic program for treating PTSD and how he currently helps people rid themselves of the traumas that are holding them back.

On this episode, Corey sits down with comedian, motivational speaker, former professional boxer and boxing club owner, Kareem Blue, to talk about his passion for inspiring people through the discipline of boxing, his love of comedy and his first business - selling cupcakes and Kool-Aid on the streets of New York.

On this episode, Corey sits down with guitarist & singer/songwriter, Val McCallum, to talk about his touring career with Jackson Browne, his new solo album, why he always wants to throw things away AND the time that a rather well-known singer cut a hole in a tour bus bunk to give Val, who is 6’6″, a bit more room on the road.

On this episode, Corey sits down with author/speaker/coach, Janet Ettele, to talk about her books, her mindful based coaching, the principles of Buddhism and the lifelong quest for inner peace!

Billy Hawn, drummer & percussionist for Brett Young, Colbie Caillat, Katy Perry as well as a host of other incredible musicians, sits down to talk about drone piloting, morning routines, the rigors of touring 200+ days out of the year and why he thinks about the sound of a fork hitting a glass more than you’ve ever thought about your 401K. We talked for SO LONG that we had to split this interview up into TWO parts. In Part Two, we talk about Billy’s career building skills in Los Angeles, gigging 7 nights a week, what life on a tour bus is REALLY like and drumming for Katy Perry.

Billy Hawn, drummer & percussionist for Brett Young, Colbie Caillat, Katy Perry as well as a host of other incredible musicians, sits down to talk about drone piloting, morning routines, the rigors of touring 200+ days out of the year and why he thinks about the sound of a fork hitting a glass more than you’ve ever thought about your 401K. We talked for SO LONG that we had to split this interview up into TWO parts. Here’s part one!

Professional skier, Scot Chrisman talks about coming back from personal lows, planting roughly 379 billion trees (with leaves) and the art of endorsements for athletes. My favorite part of this interview? Our discussion on how athletes pitch major corporations and the inside world of finances in professional skiing and snowboarding.

On this episode, Corey sits down with Adam Lucerne, a visionary tech entrepreneur from Australia who has built multiple companies including 625 Society and a record label, Upside Music. Hailing all the way from Western Australia, Adam talks about the following your gut vs doing the crazy research that normally comes with your average business advice. It's a great interview and you're going to love Adam's approach to trying new things! Batteries not included!

On this episode, Corey sits down with front of house engineer, Adam Jackson, to talk about what it's really like to put on an arena show, why show business is based solely on emotion AND the power of creating your work 'work family' to get amazing results. Adam has worked with some of the biggest names in show biz, crafting shows for Stephen Kellogg, Owl City, Christina Perri, Demi Lovato, Sia, St Vincent and many more - if you want a true sneak peak into what the music business is like AND how you can take those lessons into YOUR business, you don't want to miss out on this episode. Plus, everyone calls Adam "Dad" and listening to him talk is basically the equivalent of transcendental meditation so...just listen and breathe.

On this episode, Corey sits down with author, speaker and radio DJ, Wayne Winsley, to talk about his military career, his passion for local politics and his 10,000 push ups challenge.

In this episode, we talk about why people can’t figure out how to correctly submit a resume, a behind-the-scenes look at ‘bad media pitches’ from a 7-year broadcasting veteran and how to bring value to someone else’s audience.

On this episode, Corey sits down with data-slinger, economic theorist AND services-business owner, Dave Carroll, to talk about the state of audience targeting, harnessing data for growing a small business AND Dave's start in the world of entrepreneurship.

On this episode, Corey sits down with millennial generation expert and technology speaker, Jeff Butler, to talk about why millennials aren't really as bad as you think. We hope. Also included near the end is a fascinating conversation about Jeff's parents who have been able to work side by side for decades without killing one another which, in 2018, is an incredible achievement. You're also going to LOVE the section about WHO really created the propaganda that millennials are terrible employees - listen, it might just change your mind. Maybe.

Char Beck, photographer, videographer and coffee drinking extraordinaire has traveled the world in ways that many people can only dream of - a luxury that he never imagined when he began using a point and shoot camera back in college. In this episode, we talk about his work with the Mocha Club, what he’s learned from 5 trips to Africa about living in the present moment and how he ignores traditional marketing methods in favor of real relationship building in his photography business.

On this episode, the Durkin men sit down with acclaimed blues guitarist, Eric Gales, to discuss playing with Santana at an early age, how to feel the inspiration and channel it as an artist and why Eric and his wife, LaDonna, work so well together on a personal and business level.

On this episode, Corey sits down with singer/songwriter, Chris Trapper, to discuss the art of songwriting, his career arc from The Push Stars to becoming an acclaimed solo artist and his love of live performance and being on the road!

In this week's episode, Corey chats with Paul MacFarlane - the founder of The 1101 Experiment. We wish we could give you a great summary of this episode but Corey and Paul covered an incredibly vast amount of topics (all of which you'll find extremely interesting). So just trust us and hit play! 

On this episode, Corey sits down with the King of Credit Repair, Mr. Billy Alt, to discuss why NOW is the best time to repair your credit, how to plan your financial future in the face of the Covid-19 crisis and what you should be focusing on with your credit in 2020 and beyond!

On this episode, Corey sits down with award-winning visual artist from Florida, Tony Curry, to talk about what it takes to run your art like a business! Tony's unique background in politics (as a councilman AND police commissioner) as well as his never-ending quest for knowledge and artistic experimentation give him a very unique perspective on the skill sets and thought patterns that artists must have in order to support themselves. They also discuss why having 'the best apple pie in town' doesn't equal big money AND a most interesting Valentine's Day art unveiling wherein Tony's famous piece, "The Proposal" was met with a rather stunning amount of controversy and critical-acclaim.