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We are excited to welcome Colby Blaine to the BVA Boardroom. Born and raised in Idaho, Colby is a proud Boise High School graduate from the class of 2005. His journey in the world of basketball is nothing short of inspiring.

Colby's coaching career took a significant turn during the 2014-2015 season when he served as an assistant coach at the College of Idaho. Prior to that, he honed his teaching and coaching skills at Montana Western and the College of Southern Idaho, where he was part of the team that clinched the National Championship in 2011.

In 2014, Colby joined the Coyote Men's Basketball team as an assistant coach. His dedication and strategic acumen led to his promotion as head coach in 2018. Under his leadership, the team has reached new heights, earning Colby the NAIA National Coach of the Year award in both 2020 and 2023.

Colby's coaching prowess culminated in the Coyote Men's Basketball team becoming the NAIA National Champions in 2023. Remarkably, his team stands out as the only men’s basketball program in the country, at any level, to achieve the feat of winning 30+ games for six consecutive seasons.

Join us as we delve into Colby Blaine’s experiences, insights, and the secrets behind his exceptional coaching success on the BVA Boardroom.

Ever wondered what life is like for those who wake up before dawn to keep you informed? Join us for a behind-the-scenes look at morning news with our special guests, Maggie O’Mara and Justin Corr from KTVB Channel 7's Wake Up Idaho. Maggie and Justin share endearing stories from their early careers, how their morning show has evolved over the years, and the meaningful connections they build with their viewers every day. From the impact of social media on their lives to the joy of being a familiar face in the community, this episode offers a heartfelt glimpse into the world of local news.Imagine setting an alarm for 2:30 AM every day—how would you manage? Maggie and Justin reveal the unique challenges and routines of early mornings, as well as the balancing act of professional commitments and family life. We also tackle the complexities of being a public figure in the current political climate, discussing both the safety concerns and the unwavering support from their community. This candid conversation explores the personal toll of political divides and the changing dynamics of influence that shape our society today.In a world rife with anxiety and division, how do journalists maintain their empathy while reporting the news? Our discussion delves into the need for open, constructive conversations to bridge societal gaps and the emotional toll of covering heavy stories daily. We emphasize the crucial role of local news and the dedication of journalists in providing accurate, community-focused reporting amidst the sea of misinformation. Wrapping up with heartfelt reflections on family, love, and the simple joys of being present for our loved ones, this episode is a poignant reminder of what truly matters.



Wake Up Idaho can be watched live Monday – Friday from 5-7 a.m. on KTVB, KTVB.COM, the KTVB mobile app, and on Roku and Amazon Fire streaming services.

Join us for an inspiring episode with Allison Patt, CEO of Thomas Cuisine, as she shares her remarkable journey from a nomadic childhood to leading a company that provides a fresh approach to foodservice management, specializing in dining solutions for corporate settings, senior living communities, independent schools, and healthcare locations. Allison discusses Thomas Cuisine's mission and how their commitment to quality food has transformed employee productivity, especially during the COVID-19 pandemic, proving that what we eat can indeed shape our lives and work environments.



In this episode, we dive into the broader questions about the impact of processed foods and sugar on health, illustrating the connection between diet and overall well-being. Allison also opens up about the early years of navigating autism with her son Joey, highlighting pivotal moments and the crucial role of routine, diet, and sensory activities.



As we wrap up, Allison reflects on the challenges and triumphs of being a female CEO in Idaho, the importance of mentorship, and the "Start, Stop, Keep" framework for personal and professional growth. Her candid insights on leadership, inclusivity, and balancing professional ambitions with personal commitments offer invaluable lessons for aspiring leaders. This episode goes beyond business; it's about the profound lessons learned from a life dedicated to bettering both work and family through the power of real food.

You’re going to love it! Listen or watch today! 



Learn more about Thomas Cuisine: https://thomascuisine.com

Welcome to today's episode! We're thrilled to welcome Mark Cleverley, BVA's Chief Leasing Officer and a leading expert in commercial real estate, to the BVA Boardroom Podcast. Let's dive into his invaluable insights and industry expertise!


Mark began his commercial real estate career 15 years ago at Thornton Oliver Keller Commercial Real Estate Company, quickly becoming a top producer and trusted advisor in Idaho. In March 2014, he joined Gardner Company as Director of Leasing, boosting the leasing rate of their portfolio from 75% to over 95%.



Now Chief Leasing Officer at BVA Development, Mark continues to bring dedication and integrity to his work. A fourth-generation Idahoan, he values hard work and community service. He has been a Board Member for the American Red Cross since 2015 and the Idaho Technology Council since 2017. Active in sports, he coaches his four children in various leagues.



Mark holds an associate degree in Accounting from Ricks College and a BS in Accounting and Finance from Boise State University. He lives in Meridian with his wife, Tiffany, and their children, Brier, Lola, Caleb, and Cooper.



Tune in to our latest podcast episode featuring Mark, a dynamic real estate leader, as he delivers the latest updates on the commercial real estate market and unveils exciting new projects from BVA Development. Don't miss his expert insights and captivating industry analysis!


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Ever wondered what it's like to walk a mile in the shoes of an ER doctor after a grueling 24-hour shift? Brad Chatlin joins me to peel back the curtain on the realities of emergency medicine, from the adrenaline-pumping moments to the quiet reflections that come with the job. We take you on a journey from Bountiful to Boise, sharing how a twist of fate led Brad to a sanctuary in rural healthcare, all while navigating the emotional toll of burnout and the delicate dynamics that shape the life of a physician.The heartbeat of our discussion lies in the sacred trust between patient and doctor. Brad and Tommy swap stories that celebrate the rewarding nature of emergency medicine, where life's fragility and resilience are witnessed firsthand. Touching on the profound experiences that have left indelible marks on us, we question the future of this noble profession, contemplating whether the calling to medicine still holds the allure it once did amidst the ever-changing healthcare landscape.As laughter often follows tears, we pivot to the lighter anecdotes of parenthood, reveling in the simple joys and unexpected hilarity of raising children. From shared moments of innocence to the cherished memories that bind us, our chat highlights the warmth of friendship and the importance of finding balance in the demanding whirlwind of the medical profession. Trust us, you won't want to miss the rich tapestry of emotions and insights woven throughout this episode with Tommy's good friend, Brad.

Tim Wrightman is a true legend in the world of football and beyond. Tim played for the Chicago Bears, most notably as part of the 1986 Super Bowl championship team that secured victory in Super Bowl XX. Tim's football career began at UCLA, where he played for the Bruins from 1978-81. During his college years, he was a standout athlete, being named consensus All-American in 1981, earning Rookie of the Year honors in 1978, and receiving the Bruins All-Around Excellence award in both 1979 and 1981. In recognition of his exceptional skills, the LA Times voted him the best collegiate tight end Southern California has ever produced in 1999. His contributions to the sport were further honored in 2003 when he was inducted into the UCLA Athletic Hall of Fame.

Beyond the gridiron, our guest has also made his mark in the entertainment industry. He has appeared as a guest star in 21 television shows, including popular series like "Party of Five," "Baywatch," and "Renegade," and has starred in 20 national commercials.

Today, he enjoys life on his expansive 200+ acre Lazy Bear Ranch in Weiser, Idaho. The ranch serves as a pheasant preserve and a dynamic event venue, reflecting his deep connection to nature and his family, especially through pheasant hunting—a cherished activity that bonds him to his father.

Please join us in welcoming this multifaceted talent and dedicated sportsman, whose journey from the football field to the rolling acres of Idaho is nothing short of inspiring.



Learn More about Lazy Bear Ranch here:
https://www.lazybearranch.com