From the Beginning

We're closing out season 1 of From the Beginning with a quick look back at our favorite stories from the first 17 episodes. Plus, we tease season 2 coming in 2019.Connect with Dante32:web - www.dante32.comTwitter - @Dante32IncEnjoying the Show?Please subscribe and leave a much-appreciated review in Apple Podcasts!

In this episode we’re talking with Sherry Walling, clinical psychologist; creator of ZenFounder, LLC, a trailblazing company that works with entrepreneurs and their families. Sherry is also the co-host of the ZenFounder podcast which was recently named by Forbes as one of the “12 Best Podcasts for Entrepreneurs.”We talk with Sherry about making connections through a willingness to talk about your own life; the mental health of entrepreneurs and the rarely-discussed impact of entrepreneurship on families.Be sure to connect with Sherry and ZenFounder:web - https://sherrywalling.com/; https://zenfounder.com/twitter - @zenfounderpodcast - ZenFounder on itunesConnect with Dante32:web - www.dante32.comtwitter - @Dante32IncEnjoying the Show?Please subscribe and leave a much-appreciated review in Apple Podcasts!

In this episode we’re talking with Jeremy Diemer, co-host, producer, and engineer for the Wrigleyville Nation Podcast, which is celebrating it’s 5th anniversary this month!We talk with Jeremy about why they chose to cover Wrigleyville neighborhood news in addition to the Cubs; what changed after the World Series win; and what’s next for Wrigleyville Nation as they head into their 6th year ofbroadcasting. Be sure to connect with Jeremy on Twitter, and listen to the latest episodes of Wrigleyville Nation. Connect with Dante32:WebsiteTwitterEnjoying the Show?Please subscribe and leave a much-appreciated review in Apple Podcasts!

In this episode we’re talking with Tyler Jefford, software engineer, entrepreneur and host of the Shots & Bytes podcast, which focuses on the intersection of technology and business.We talk with Tyler about his inspiration for starting Shots & Bytes, what goes into crafting a great interview and what’s next for podcasting. Be sure to connect with Tyler on Twitter, and listen to the latest episodes of Shots&Bytes. Connect with Dante32:WebsiteTwitterEnjoying the Show?Please subscribe and leave a much-appreciated review in Apple Podcasts!

In this episode we’re talking with Coraline Ada Ehmke, a well-known speaker, writer, open source advocate and technologist. She is also a founding panelist of Greater Than Code, a popular program that focuses on the human elements of software development. We talk with Coraline about the unexpected way she got started as a podcast panelist, why she’s passionate about highlighting the human side of tech and her upcoming book, The Compassionate Coder.Be sure to connect with Coraline on Twitter, get updates and support her book The Compassionate Coder and learn more about the Greater Than Code movement and podcast.Connect with Dante32:WebsiteTwitterEnjoying the Show?Please subscribe and leave a much-appreciated review in Apple Podcasts!

In this episode we’re talking with Carrie Conover, founder of educators 2 educators (e2e), an organization established to inspire, motivate and connect educators. She is also the creator and host of the e2e podcast with the mission to shine a spotlight on incredible teaching and learning and to provide relevant and digestible professional development for educators.We talk with Carrie about why it’s not worth waiting to get started with something you’re passionate about, acknowledging how goals can shift as life does and what it takes to create a supportive community for educators.Be sure to connect with Carrie and e2e:web - www.educators2educators.comtwitter - @educators2eduinstagram - @educators2educatorspodcast - e2e on itunesConnect with Dante32:web - www.dante32.comtwitter - @Dante32IncEnjoying the Show?Please subscribe and leave a much-appreciated review in Apple Podcasts!

In this episode we’re talking with Noel Rappin, Principal Software Engineer at TableXI and host of Tech Done Right, which is Table XI’s podcast about building software to develop better careers, companies, and communities.We talk with Noel about the benefits of having a rotating co-host, the difficulty of bootstrapping online community discussions and what’s motivating vs what feels like work when it comes to podcasting.  Be sure to connect with Noel, Table XI and Tech Done Right:Noel Rappin (@noelrap)TableXI (@tablexi)Tech Done Right (@tech_done_right)Other Podcasts Mentioned:Greater Than CodeTech Done Right episode with Dr. Ed Livingston, the Voice of JAMA JAMA podcast appConnect with Dante32:WebsiteTwitterEnjoying the Show?Please subscribe and leave a much-appreciated review in Apple Podcasts!

This week we’re speaking with Colin Keeley, CEO and founder of Bevy. Since early 2016, Colin has also hosted the Tech in Chicago podcast where he sits down with Chicago's top founders and investors to talk about the amazing companies being built right here.In this episode, we talk with Colin about his podcast, why he chose to highlight the Chicago tech scene, and how a passion for prioritizing experiences over possessions led him to found Bevy. Be sure to connect with Colin on Twitter, listen to Tech in Chicago, and learn how to live your best life while owning less by checking out Bevy.Connect with Dante32:WebsiteTwitterEnjoying the Show?Please subscribe and leave a much-appreciated review in Apple Podcasts!

This week we’re speaking with Ashley Davidson, a law student and aspiring podcaster. She works at the Prinz Law Firm with Kristin Prinz, whom we interviewed for our 5th episode. Working with Kristin on Around the Watercooler was one of the reasons Ashley became interested in starting a podcast of her own. In this episode we talk a lot about Ashley's future podcast, Here We Glow, and what holds her back from launching. She then turns the tables and asks us questions about our podcasting process.You can connect with Ashley on LinkedIn and find out more about her future podcast by emailing her at Ashley@hereweglowpod.com. Connect with Dante32:WebsiteTwitterEnjoying the Show?Please subscribe and leave a much-appreciated review in Apple Podcasts!

This week we’re speaking with Amanda Neely, coach to entrepreneurs and a business activist entrepreneur herself along with her husband and business partner Brandon. In this episode, we talk with Amanda about her passion for creating a community where entrepreneurs realize they aren’t alone, why she and Brandon are building their second social enterprise, and the importance of remembering the business basics of branding and marketing when starting your podcast.Be sure to connect with Amanda on Twitter and listen to the latest episodes of Business Activist Entrepreneur.Connect with Dante32:WebsiteTwitterEnjoying the Show?Please subscribe and leave a much-appreciated review in Apple Podcasts!

In this episode we talk with Nathan Webster, host of the Social Entrepreneur podcast, about his hometown of Vancouver, Washington, why he started the podcast as a way of giving back to the community, and the benefits of mixing in 'quick tip-style' episodes alongside long form interviews. Be sure to connect with Nathan on Twitter and check out the Social Entrepreneur podcast.Connect with Dante32:WebsiteTwitterEnjoying the Show?Please subscribe and leave a much-appreciated review in Apple Podcasts!

In this episode we’re speaking with Paco Garcia Jaen, founder and host of G*M*S Magazine Podcast, joining us from Valencia, Spain. We talked with Paco about podcasting, role playing and tabletop games, the need for greater diversity in RPG character creation and gaming in general and Paco encouraged Griffin to come out of the gaming closet. Be sure to connect with Paco on Twitter and check out the G*M*S Magazine podcast.Connect with Dante32:WebsiteTwitterEnjoying the Show?Please subscribe and leave a much-appreciated review in Apple Podcasts!

In this episode we’re speaking with Chuck Feerick, former host of the Innovation Rising podcast presented by Healthbox. We have a great conversation about why he started a podcast, Innovation Risings unique podcast format and what’s next for his podcast career.And keep an eye out for a bonus episode with more of Griffin’s discussion with Chuck including the Chicago nonprofit Chuck started as well as the story behind his future super hero alter ego - Chuck Fearless.  Be sure to connect with Chuck on Twitter and check out all back episodes of the Innovation Rising on iTunes.Connect with Dante32:WebsiteTwitterEnjoying the Show?Please subscribe and leave a much-appreciated review in Apple Podcasts!

This week we’re speaking with Kristen Prinz, owner of the boutique Chicago based law firm “The Prinz Law Firm“ which specializes in business law. Kristen is also the host of the Around the Watercooler podcast where she shares not only the success stories, but also the horror stories that she has encountered along her journey as an attorney. In this episode, we talk with Kristen about why she started a podcast, the challenge of being vulnerable and authentic when you hold a position of stature and the benefits of jumping and getting started even if you’re unsure of yourself. Be sure to connect with Kristen on Twitter and listen to the latest episodes of Around the Watercooler.Music by Roy Matz: https://www.roymatz.com/Connect with Dante32:WebsiteTwitterEnjoying the Show? Please subscribe and leave a much-appreciated review in Apple Podcasts!

In this episode we’re speaking with Allison Manley, creator of the Manleywoman SkateCast. Which she hosted for 8 years starting in early 2007, before taking a well deserved hiatus. We had a great conversation with Alison about launching a podcast, the world of figure skating, unexpected answers to interview questions, and why she’s been itching to get back into the podcast game. Be sure to connect with Allison on Twitter and check out all back episodes of the Manleywoman SkateCast on her website.Music by Roy Matz: https://www.roymatz.com/Connect with Dante32:WebsiteTwitterEnjoying the Show? Please subscribe and leave a much-appreciated review in Apple Podcasts!

In this episode we’re speaking with Randy Burgess and Don VanDermark, cohosts of both CTO Think and This Old App. We cover a lot of ground in this conversation including how Randy and Don nearly decided not to create a podcast, how they went from there to deciding to create a second podcast and what they see as the gaps in podcasting today. Randy and Don also talked about the best parts of podcasting, which for them is the opportunity to offer advice and create a community for small business CTOs in the same spirit of the tech communities that helped them get their start. They also value the chance to make podcasting more accessible, especially for people whose voices aren’t being heard enough. You can connect Randy and Don on Twitter and be sure Check out their podcasts, CTO Think and This Old App.Connect with Dante32:WebsiteTwitterEnjoying the Show?Please subscribe and leave a much-appreciated review in Apple Podcasts!

Our guest in this episode is Andrea Klunder of The Creative Imposter Studios and producer/host of Podcast Envy. We talk with Andrea about the unexpected way owning a yoga studio led her into podcasting, how one podcast led to two and then into a full podcast production studio, and her thoughts on the recent boom in podcast popularity.Connect with Andrea:WebsiteFacebookInstagramLinkedInCatch more of Andrea on her podcasts:Podcast EnvyThe Creative ImposterLinks & References Mentioned:Power Your Story (podcast created as part of a mentoring program for high school students)Kimberly Wilson (business mentor)ShePodcastsElsie EscobarPodcast MovementPodfestConnect with Dante32:WebsiteTwitterEnjoying the Show?Please subscribe and leave a much-appreciated review in Apple Podcasts!

Today we’re speaking with Adam Mutschler (Much-ler). Adam is a friend of ours, having worked with Jenn at a previous startup. We talk with Adam about his podcast, The Founders Mind, fatherhood and why he’s already planning two more podcasts.You can find more information about Adam, The Founders Mind and the Kedar Group from the links below:The Founders Mind HomepageThe Founders Mind PodcastThe Kedar GroupAdam Mutschler's TwitterConnect with Dante32:WebsiteTwitterEnjoying the Show?Please subscribe and leave a much-appreciated review in Apple Podcasts!

In this intro episode of our podcast, we go over what this podcast is, why we're doing it and who we're talking to.Show Notes:Griffin Caprio @ TwitterJenn Dudley @ TwitterConnect with Dante32:WebsiteTwitterEnjoying the Show?Please subscribe and leave a much-appreciated review in Apple Podcasts!