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"Crazy Beats Big" "Crazy Beats Big"
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5.0 • 6 Ratings
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"Crazy Beats Big" is a series of conversations hosted by Kevin Romeo, Founder and Filmmaker with Rhino in Kalamazoo. The show features conversations with entrepreneurs who have embraced the ethos of the underdog. Crazy Beats Big is a celebration of overcoming adversity to accomplish something great. Sometimes you have to get crazy to beat the giant.
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Episode 8 : How Can We Create a Better Drinking Culture?
On this episode, Kevin invites entrepreneurs Jason Ley and Cam Brieden of Better Drinking Culture (BDC) back into the studio to share their stories. (This was a second recording we did with them, because we had audio issues the first time... Second time's a charm!) The conversation dives into stories involving alcohol, and how nearly all negative experiences with alcohol are the result of over-consumption.
Today we'll hear the purpose behind why BDC does the work that they do, and how it's creating a lasting impact with others. This episode gets really authentic as Jason and Cam dive into what we all as a society can do to truly help cultivate a better drinking culture. -
Episode 7: MiiR-ly a Drinkware Company with an Empowering Mission
“Most things worth while in life are not easy!” This week, Kevin video chats with Bryan Papé, founder and CEO of MiiR Drinkware Company. From starting out as a child observing his grandfather’s business, to experiencing a life-threatening skiing accident, Bryan utilizes aspects of his journey to help drive MiiR forward. He shares what it’s like to merge a business with major philanthropy efforts, and what areas of growth they have found along the way to make MiiR the best it can be, while still giving back to those in need.
Bryan validates that being an entrepreneur is not always the easiest, and can have its challenges, but he shares how he still achieves a successful work/home-life balance amongst all the chaos of a thriving organization.
Customer Reviews
Very relatable & Inspiring
Much of the time people that we see as intimidating, are really just down to earth individuals wanting to connect & help make the community around them a better place. This series is so relatable in the way that it showcases real people sharing their insight, and their ups & downs in the journey of finding and pursuing their dreams. It pushes you to be the best you possible!
* I do work at Rhino, but if you listen to this show I think you'll see my opinion is not totally bias ;)