The Fun Table is all about connection, creativity, and the moments that bring people together. Pull up a seat for these special episodes of BEATS WORKING and get ready for unfiltered insights, plenty of laughs, and tips for bringing magic to events of all shapes and sizes.
Because the best events? They’re the ones where everyone has a place at the table.
The Difference Between Success and Destiny with Michael G. Reagan
Michael G. Reagan (Mike) opens up about the spiritual guidance behind his art and the profound connections he forms with the families of fallen soldiers. He shares stories of emotional encounters that underscore the personal and collective impact of his work. Key Takeaways: Guest: Michael G. Reagan, artist and creator
Redeeming Work Through Food and Community
Kevin Morse shares his journey from working in his grandparents’ deli to leading Cairnspring Mills, highlighting lessons in community support and sustainable farming during the pandemic. He also discusses the mill’s expansion and its commitment to local grain sourcing and resilience in business practices. Key Takeaways: Guest: Kevin Morse, co-founder
The Secret Sauce to Building a Business with Lance Johnson
Ezra Teshome shares about the impactful work of eradicating polio and the importance of involving young people in community service. We also explore Ezra’s personal journey from Ethiopia to becoming a respected Rotarian and insurance agent in Seattle. Key Takeaways: Guest: Ezra Teshome, Rotarian, insurance agent, and community advocate. Resources
The Power of Pivot with Dele Downs Kooley
Dele Downs Kooley shares her transformative journey of overcoming life’s inevitable challenges using her PIVOT framework and the “Five Givens” from “The Five Things We Cannot Change.” From surviving a traumatic accident to navigating career and personal upheaval, Dele’s story is a testament to resilience and intentional action. Listen to
Changing the World Through Service with Ezra Teshome
Ezra Teshome shares about the impactful work of eradicating polio and the importance of involving young people in community service. We also explore Ezra’s personal journey from Ethiopia to becoming a respected Rotarian and insurance agent in Seattle. Key Takeaways: Guest: Ezra Teshome, Rotarian, insurance agent, and community advocate. Resources
Jeff Hill shares his journey from starting a small two-truck operation to becoming a successful franchisee, visionary, and president. Along the way, he discusses the importance of customer service, resilience in the face of challenges, and community engagement through recycling initiatives. Key Takeaways: Guest: Jeff Hill, founding partner, chief people
Turning Your “Weaknesses” Into Strengths
Author David Rendall discusses the societal pressure to conform and the narrow definition of success. He shares insights on embracing unique abilities and how his unconventional approach to education has benefited his daughters. Key Takeaways: Guest: David Rendall; author, traveler, podcaster, and emcee, promoting the idea of embracing one’s unique
Contributors Corner: Stop Trying to be Good at Everything!”
In this episode, Julia Waller leads an exploration of the concept of unique abilities and how recognizing and leveraging them can lead to personal and organizational success. Our panel of experts share their journeys of discovering their strengths and the impact it has had on their careers. Key Takeaways: Guests:
Working the Front Lines of America’s Opioid Epidemic with Dr. Callan Fockele
Dr. Callan Fockele shares insights on innovative approaches to tackling the opioid crisis, including mobile health teams and the implementation of buprenorphine in emergency medical settings. She also highlights the importance of leveraging lived experiences in shaping effective addiction policies. Key Takeaways: Guest: Dr. Callan Fockele; emergency medicine and addiction
“Just Add a Zero” with Chad Jenkins
Guest Chad Jenkins discusses the power of collaboration and innovative business strategies, sharing insights from his entrepreneurial journey. He explains how identifying and addressing customer friction can drive growth and contribute to long-term business success. Key Takeaways: Guest: Chad Jenkins, entrepreneur and author of “Just Add Zero.” Resources Mentioned: Quotes:
Sidekick Sessions: No, Thanks! The Power of No
In this episode, we unravel the innovative approach of integrating AI in healthcare and the legal industry and how young professionals can evolve into trusted advisors. Kate The WORKP2P Sidekicks explore the complexities of saying no and setting personal boundaries both professionally and socially, sharing personal anecdotes and strategies for
Who’s in Control of Your Day? With Renee Metty
In this episode, we unravel the innovative approach of integrating AI in healthcare and the legal industry and how young professionals can evolve into trusted advisors. Kate In this episode, Renee Metty explores how mindfulness and the power of pause can transform both personal lives and leadership roles. From dealing
