Courtney Pardue"This was my last chance to pursue my dream according to the plan we had set out three years ago" - Courtney Pardue
Our Friend Courtney Pardue drops in to talk about her vision for a youth camp and how her law practice is shaping it. She also talks about lessons from "failure" along the way. Cheers! |
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Julien Jamar"I Had the stories of all 3 books when I was 10... I just wasn't the writer I needed to be to do the stories justice." - Julien Jamar
Julien is an author based right here in Marble Falls. She has recently published her newest novel The Namarielle, which is part 1 of a 3 part story. Julien is a mother of 5 and has decided to make writing her full time career. Listen in as she describes the process, the passion, and how to balance it all. Cheers! |
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Brandon Alan
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"You're either going to be in a band, you're either going to be an artist, or you're going to be a studio player.." - Brandon Alan
Brandon rocks the show today with his new single, and a few other random riffs. He talks about his career in music, the difference between Nashville and Austin music scene. his passion for kids, the real country music scene, and breaking the status quo within worship music. Cheers! |
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Damaris Taylor & Laine Milkian"I consider myself to be a bridge builder." - Damaris Taylor
Damaris & Laine, both youth pastors of two different churches here in Marble Falls sit down to discuss ministry in small town Texas, what's troubling the youth of today, how relationships are the key to reach out to people, and what's surprising about teenagers in this century. We hope you learn something, and enjoy their insights into the minds of future generations. |
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Jason Jamar Part Two"It was the journey that gave definition to the goal" - Jason Jamar
In this episode Jason returns to share the second half of his story. In the first show we followed along with Jason as he backpacked from San Diego to Texas, and then ventured on his way towards Maine. It was in Tennessee where his mission hit a major road block, and if it wasn't for something special it would have ended. However, Jason like any good Marine pushed through and the remainder of his story is nothing short of epic! We hope you enjoy this latest episode of the Marvelous Falls. Cheers! |
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Dr. Amy Offutt
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Amy Shares her journey through medicine and how she ultimately decided to open her own practice and focus on her clients entire health and wellness. Her transformation has done wonders for her patients as she is serving people from all over the country on a daily basis. We even discuss how great bacon is for you. Cheers!
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Alan & Inda Williams
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"I didn't know how decided I was into the comfort my mind had me in" - Alan Williams
We had the chance to catch up with Alan and Inda who recently relocated to Marble Falls from Austin to open up a new Chick Fil-A. Not only is this a big deal for any community when the wonderful restaurant moves into town, but Aland and Inda consider this their calling from God. Their mission is to create a better community and they are doing this one chicken sandwich at a time. They have also had a huge transformation int heir life and faith when Alan was treated for cancer. This spurred them into their ministry and books for those going through the same hardships. We hope this leaves you inspired! |
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Alan & Brooke Pilibosian
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"We felt that if we had peace about it on Friday, the headlines wouldn't matter on Monday..." Brooke Pilibosian
In this episode we sit down with Alan and Brooke Pilibosian, owners of Alan's Wrench auto mechanic shop, creators of their own You Tube channel, and all around amazing neighbors of the local community. They discuss what it takes to start a business from scratch, rebranding that business, mistakes along the way, and how they are impacting the lives of those around them. Also, we talk four wheeling and Alan's love hate with Hollywood films. Cheers! |
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Brad Goebel
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"in the NFL... Guys are bigger, faster and stronger thank anything you have ever seen..." Brad Goebel
Brad Goebel, former Baylor University QB holds the freshman all time passing record for yards, is in the top 10 for records held at Baylor for quarterbacks. Brad spent his NFL career with the Philadelphia Eagles, the Cleveland Browns, and finished with the Jacksonville Jaguars. Brad resides in Horseshoe Bay with his family. He sells real estate for Horseshoe Bay Real Estate and has been involved in several of the areas largest property developments. |
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Jason Jamar
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"The lady held her hand out, and in it was two slices of Pizza Hut Pizza...." - Jason Jamar
Jason shares his story about walking from California to Maine. The amazing excursion that lead him to learn about himself, human nature, people, and relying on God. This remarkable story will no doubt have you challenging yourself and your capabilities. Cheers! |
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Christian fletcher
of Marble Falls Economic Development Corporation
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"You need that heritage based philosophy to keep your town from getting steamrolled by growth" - Christian Fletcher
In this episode we sit down with Christian Fletcher, director of the economic development corporation of Marble Falls. He tells us about his lengthy history with this small town, his experience at Duke and the wonderful insight he gained from getting out of his comfort zone. We also dive deep into what makes a small town vibrant and how the interactions with business and its citizens is vitally important. There may also be a reference to Star Wars a time or two. Cheers! |
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Dr. Stuart Nunnally
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Alex Payson
of Numinous Coffee Roasters
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"In 2018 we should be able to solve these problems.. There is enough food in Burnet county for everyone to be fed." - Alex Payson
Alex talks all things coffee, baking, and changing the way we think of educating our students. You can feel his passion for helping people and pursuing the ultimate Numinous! |
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Steve & Susan Baskin
of Camp Champions
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"The three major threats to children today... Too much technology.... Too much parenting..... High stakes testing" - Steve Baskin
Steve and Susie are driven to change the youth of today through the empowerment that summer camps can bring. given the current battles of todays world and the effects it has on children they have committed their lives to bringing out the best of kids through camps. Listen as we die deep into hot issues of today such as over-parenting, device addiction, summer camp growth around the globe, and how children are becoming the best versions of themselves with the delivery mechanism that is a awesome summer camp experience! |
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Cory Hanneman
of Element 7 Concrete
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"The goofy stuff we think as human beings is utterly fascinating.." - Cory Hanneman
Cory takes us through his journey of being someone who creates value in this world. Cory is no stranger to adversity which has only made him thrive. His drive, energy, and discipline are nothing short of inspiring! We hope you enjoy this as much as we did. |
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Brad Offutt
of Heart & Soul Yoga
Glade & Johnnie Smith
of Hell-Bent Holsters
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"Our generation.... has wanted to find a peaceful way of life, with rebelling." - Johnnie Smith
Our guests on this episode are Glade & Johnnie Smith, owners and creators of Hell-Bent Holsters in Spicewood, TX. They share great stories of trial and triumph along with how to deal with having dyslexia, dysgraphia, ADD & ADHD as a business owner. Also, some ideas on how to be surrounded in chaos, yet be centered. Enjoy! www.hellbentholsters.com |
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Dave & Quynh Rathkamp
of Save The World Brewing Co
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"When money is removed from the equation it's easy to make the right decision." - Dave Rathkamp
Dave and Quynh Rathkamp owners of the philanthropic brewery Save The World Brewing Company come in and share their story of leaving the medical field to start a brewery that gives all of it's profit away to charity. They also offer some great Beer medical advice. Cheers! www.savetheworldbrewing.com |
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