The Stanish Inquisition Movista, Inc.

In this episode Greg Van Horn, founder of Launch Potato, sits down with Stan for a deep dive into the online tech world. Greg has a rich understanding of the digital landscape of advertisement which leads to plenty of discussion about crucial career lessons along the way, humble beginnings, and the industry as a whole.

Local NWA Influencers, Jasmine Hudson and Jae Merchant, joined Stan on this week’s podcast to talk about what they’re bringing to this big party we call life. 
For their followers on Instagram and Facebook, JazzyJaeNWA provides the latest on events, art, food and fun in the local area. They also manage the Black Owned Business Directory (Facebook) and BlackOwnedNWA (Instagram) to highlight, elevate and amplify local black-owned businesses, and connect new arrivals to the area with churches, doctors, barbers/hair salons and more. Most recently, Jasmine and Jae joined forces with their friend, Madia Willis, to launch their own business, BlackPaperParty.com, featuring paper goods, ornaments, and more.
Whether they are exploring events to share their experiences with the rest of us, taking part in Market Days downtown or volunteering at non-profits, like Havenwood (iamhavenwood.org), they are bringing joy, celebration and light to everything they do. Don’t miss this episode of The Stanish Inquisition to learn more about what’s in store for Jasmine and Jae as we head into 2021. 

For kids who just need something a little different than the traditional high school setting, Josh Vest and his team are heavily invested in keeping those students involved, active and on-track to graduate.  
In this episode, we hear how the Bentonville K-12 schools are supporting students by offering the Gateway and Virtual Learning programs to meet a variety of educational needs. These courses are designed to open up opportunities for students who may otherwise be at risk of dropping out or falling behind. 

This week on The Stanish Inquisition, we get to know Teresa Hudson, the Program Director at Ignite Professional Studies in Bentonville, AR. She joins Movista co-founder & CEO, Stan Zylowski, to discuss the unique, pioneering, powerful way Ignite sets up high school students for success.
Get to know a little bit of the story behind this educational trailblazer & hear how Ignite is transforming education in NWA

Has a single decision ever changed the course of your life? This week on The Stanish Inquisition, we get to know Stacey Mason, the founder of The Improv Lab in Bentonville, AR. She talks with Movista co-founder & CEO, Stan Zylowski, about a path-altering improv class & the passion that fuels her prominent staple in our community.

Professor, mentor and an important part of Movista’s origin story; meet Dr. Carol Reeves. She joins Stan in this episode and shares how an experience during grad school with budgeting and sourcing pieces for a board game inspired her to share that same kind of hands-on, real-life learning opportunities with students. 
That idea ultimately led to the development of the University’s Entrepreneurship Program and the Brewer Entrepreneurship Hub. She’s about to start an exciting new chapter in her story … learn more on this week’s Stanish Inquisition.