In this episode, we sit down with Logan James, co-founder of ThriftJam, the innovative brand bringing thrifting to the streets with their one-of-a-kind Thrift Bus. Logan shares how a simple idea turned into a mobile thrifting experience, making sustainable fashion more fun, accessible, and community-driven.

We talk about the early days of building ThriftJam, what it’s like running a business out of a bus, and how they’re redefining secondhand shopping for a new generation. Logan also dives into the entrepreneurial lessons learned along the way—from creativity and risk-taking to scaling an unconventional idea into a movement.

Whether you’re an entrepreneur, a fashion lover, or just curious about how unique ideas take off, this episode will inspire you to think differently.

In this episode, we sit down with Landon Ainge, founder of Tribe Angels, an investment group that’s redefining how capital and community come together. Landon shares his journey of building Tribe Angels, the mission behind creating a strong network of investors, and how founders can better align themselves with the right partners. We dive into the world of angel investing, what Tribe looks for in startups, and the unique opportunities available when you bring people and purpose together.

Whether you’re a founder seeking funding or an investor looking to be part of something bigger, Landon’s insights will give you a fresh perspective on what it means to invest in both companies and communities.

In this episode, we sit down with Rachel Nigri, Chief Experience Officer at Senya, a fast-growing SaaS platform transforming how schools connect with substitute teachers. Rachel shares her journey of joining Senya in its early days and wearing multiple hats to help scale the company from filling just a handful of sub positions a week to hundreds per day.

We dive into the challenges of building trust between schools and subs, the importance of creating great user experiences in edtech, and how Rachel continues to grow as a leader while pursuing her MBA. Her story is one of adaptability, innovation, and a passion for making education systems run more smoothly.

Whether you’re interested in entrepreneurship, edtech innovation, or leadership development, Rachel’s insights will inspire you to rethink what it means to build solutions that truly make an impact.