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Tim sits down with Jordan from Bank of Bozeman to talk about the role of local banking in a fast-growing community.They discuss how community banks differ from large institutions, why relationships still matter, and how local banks help support businesses and individuals across Bozeman.As the city continues to grow, having the right financial partner can make a major difference, and this conversation breaks down why.Bank of Bozeman:https://www.bankofbozeman.comMountain Mule Transportation:https://mountain-mule.comFollow along for more conversations connecting Montana’s people, businesses, and ideas.

Tim sits down with Padden Guy Murphy to talk about Montana Festival, a growing event in Bozeman that brings together entrepreneurs, artists, and community leaders from across the state.They dive into the purpose behind the festival, how Montana is changing, and why connection and collaboration are more important than ever. From growth and affordability to culture and opportunity, this conversation explores what the future of Montana could look like and how people can play a role in shaping it.Montana Festival:https://www.montanafestival.comUse code PARTNERS250 at checkout for a $250 passMountain Mule Transportation provides private transportation, events, and Yellowstone National Park tours across Southwest Montana.https://mountain-mule.comFollow along for more conversations connecting Montana’s businesses, people, and stories.

What if your symptoms aren’t the real problem?In this episode, Tim sits down with Dr. Kirsten Mackey, a traditional osteopathic physician, to talk about why modern medicine often misses the bigger picture, and how a more holistic approach can help people actually heal.They dive into chronic illness, the power of touch, and why reconnecting with your body might be the first step toward real change.Dr. Mackey also shares her Deeper Detox program, a 6-week guided approach to help people address chronic symptoms like fatigue, brain fog, and inflammation.Learn more about Dr. Mackey and Deeper Detox:https://www.drkirstenmackey.com/Mountain Mule Transportation:https://www.mountain-mule.com

Most businesses spend way too much time on repetitive tasks, updating systems, answering the same questions, and trying to keep everything organized.In this episode, Tim sits down with Matt Wood of Checkmark Automations to talk about how to build better systems, where AI actually helps, and how to automate your business without losing the human touch.Checkmark Automations: https://www.checkmarkautomations.com/Mountain Mule: https://www.mountain-mule.com

Private aviation isn’t just about luxury, it’s about efficiency, access, and relationships. In this episode, Tim sits down with Pat Sinnott of Peak Aviation to break down how private jet travel really works, from empty leg flights to charter pricing and the different ways people access private aircraft.They also talk about building a business in aviation, the challenges behind the scenes, and why relationships are everything in this industry.Peak Aviation: https://flypeak.com/Mountain Mule: https://www.mountain-mule.com

Jason Uhlmann joins the Mountain Mule Podcast to break down how Montana’s liquor system actually works and how he built Montana Boozeman to bring unique, high-end spirits into the state.This episode covers:Montana’s three-tier liquor systemWhy every brand needs a local repHow products actually get into bars and storesWhat makes certain brands sell and others failBuilding a low-overhead businessBalancing business with a career in musicJason also shares insights from over 20 years as a professional musician and how he’s built a lifestyle that allows both paths to work together.Learn more about Mountain Mule Transportation:https://mountain-mule.com

Chris Geddes joins the Mountain Mule Podcast to talk about leaving a traditional career path and building multiple businesses through creative real estate and entrepreneurship.Chris shares how he structures deals without banks, how he got started, and what it actually takes to turn ideas into action.This episode covers:Creative real estate strategiesSeller financing and alternative dealsScaling “boring” businessesLessons from leaving a W2 careerWhy execution matters more than informationFind Chris @ https://www.instagram.com/christopher_geddes/Learn more about Mountain Mule Transportation:https://mountain-mule.com

In this episode, Tim sits down with Peter Christian from Rainbow Ranch to talk about the history of the property, what it offers today, and how it continues to deliver a true Montana experience.From its early days as the Halfway Inn to becoming a destination for lodging, dining, weddings, and retreats, Rainbow Ranch blends history with modern hospitality just outside of Big Sky and Yellowstone.Learn more about Rainbow Ranch:https://rainbowranchbigsky.comMountain Mule:https://www.mountain-mule.com

In this episode, Tim sits down with Jackson Stewart from B Bar Ranch to talk about organic beef production, regenerative ranching, and how their retreat model brings people back to connection, with the land, food, and each other.B Bar Ranch, located in Tom Miner Basin, has been family-owned since 1978 and continues to operate with a strong focus on conservation, learning, and intentional hospitality.Learn more about B Bar Ranch:https://bbar.comFollow B Bar Ranch:https://www.instagram.com/bbarranchmtExplore more episodes and Montana businesses:https://mountain-mule.com

Tim sits down with Jim Archer, a friend from back home in the Northeast and someone he worked alongside in his earlier years.Jim shares what he’s built with Elk Ravine Farm, a hands-on farm experience focused on education, interaction, and showing people what farm life actually looks like.Learn more about Elk Ravine Farm:https://www.elkravinefarm.comMountain Mule Transportation:https://www.mountain-mule.com

Sam Howdy, founder of Howdy Bozeman, shares how he turned an idea into a growing local media platform by doing one simple thing, starting.We talk about:• Why perfection holds people back• Building a business with purpose• The importance of local community• Finding meaning in your work• How Howdy Bozeman is connecting people across BozemanIf you’ve ever had an idea you’ve been putting off, this episode is for you.Learn more about Howdy Bozeman:https://www.howdybozeman.com/Mountain Mule Transportation:https://mountain-mule.com/Follow Mountain Mule for more local stories and episodes.

What happens when college students stop waiting for experience and start building it?In this episode, we sit down with Chase Rivet and Christopher Hausmann, founders of a student-led venture fund at Montana State University focused on investing in early-stage Montana startups.We cover:How they’re raising and deploying capitalWhat they look for in startupsWhy Montana is becoming a hub for innovationThe reality of college, networking, and businessLearn more at: https://absarokacapital.orgExplore Mountain Mule Transportation: https://mountain-mule.comFollow Mountain Mule for more conversations with Montana business owners, entrepreneurs, and community leaders.

Sally Bleck shares what it’s really like to work as a contracted miner, from hiking into remote sites to drilling, blasting, and uncovering mineral pockets deep in the mountains.This episode covers the reality of backcountry mining, how mineral specimens are found, and how a lifelong connection to rockhounding turned into a career.Follow Sally here:https://www.instagram.com/saldigsmt/ https://www.saldigsmt.com/#/Mountain Mule:https://www.mountain-mule.com

In this episode, Riley Rivers shares how he built Rivers Landscaping from a college side hustle into a growing company with 30+ employees.We talk about systems, leadership, hiring, and what it really takes to scale a service business.This is a conversation about growth, delegation, and building something that lasts.Rivers Landscaping:https://riverslandscapingmt.comMountain Mule:https://www.mountain-mule.com

In this episode, Paul Byrne shares the story behind Umvelt, a modern bathhouse in Bozeman built around community, recovery, and intentional design.We talk about the complexity of building a space like this, the global history of bathhouse culture, and why creating a non-alcohol-centered social environment matters more than ever.This is a conversation about business, community, and building something that actually brings people together.Umvelt:https://www.umvelt.coMountain Mule:https://www.mountain-mule.com

In this episode, Stacey Townsend, founder of Common Form, shares how she built a handmade jewelry business in Bozeman and what happened when one of her pieces was worn on Yellowstone.We talk about scaling production, building a team, navigating rapid growth, and the mindset behind running a creative business that actually works long term.This is a conversation about craftsmanship, leadership, and what it really looks like to grow a business without forcing it.Common Form:https://www.commonform.coMountain Mule:https://www.mountain-mule.com

Big Brothers Big Sisters of Big Sky Country has been connecting kids with mentors across Montana for more than 50 years. In this episode, Amy Crees shares how mentorship can change the trajectory of a young person’s life and why something as simple as consistently showing up can make a lasting difference.We talk about how the program works, the impact mentors have on kids and families, and the ripple effect that happens when communities invest in the next generation.Learn more about Big Brothers Big Sisters of Big Sky Country:https://bbbs-bigskycountry.orgMountain Mule Media highlights Montana businesses, organizations, and the people building stronger communities across the state.Visit Mountain Mule:https://www.mountain-mule.com

Chris Yanker, General Manager of Buffalo Restoration, joins the show to talk about building and leading a family business that has been serving Bozeman for more than 35 years.We discuss how Buffalo Restoration started in a garage in 1991, what it takes to grow a company across generations, and why culture and leadership matter so much when building a strong team. Chris also shares lessons from transitioning from working in the field to leading the organization and the importance of trust, accountability, and clear communication in business.Buffalo Restorationhttps://www.buffalorestoration.com/Mountain Mule Transportationhttps://mountain-mule.com/

Episode #91 of the Mountain Mule Podcast features Amanda Markel, a contemporary wildlife sculptor based in Bozeman, Montana.Amanda’s bronze sculptures use wildlife as archetypes to explore deeper themes of resilience, courage, hope, and the human spirit. Through her unique use of negative space and storytelling, her work invites viewers to see their own experiences reflected within the sculpture.In this episode we discuss:• The meaning behind Amanda’s wildlife sculptures• How storytelling shapes her creative process• The lost-wax casting process used to create bronze sculptures• The symbolism behind pieces like Mountain Heart and Resilience• Moving into large-scale public art installationsLearn more about Amanda’s work:https://www.agmarkel.com/Youtube.com/@A.G.MarkelInstagram.com/a.g.markelLearn more about Mountain Mule Transportation:https://mountain-mule.com/If you enjoy the show, consider following and sharing the episode. That simple action helps Montana businesses get seen, grow, and thrive.

Episode #90 of the Mountain Mule Podcast features Mollie Flaherty, event manager of the Western Design Conference, a 30+ year legacy event celebrating Western-inspired art, design, and craftsmanship.Originally founded in Cody, Wyoming, and later held in Jackson, the Western Design Conference is now moving to Bozeman, Montana, where it will be held August 6–9, 2026 at The Brick.In this conversation, Mollie shares:• The history of the Western Design Conference• How Western design has evolved over the years• What attendees can expect from the event• Opportunities for artists, sponsors, and interns• Why Bozeman is the perfect new home for the conferenceThe Western Design Conference brings together artists, designers, architects, and collectors from across the country for a four-day exhibit, sale, and celebration of Western craftsmanship.Learn more or get involved: https://westerndesignconference.com/Follow Mountain Mule MediaWebsite: https://mountain-mule.com/Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/mountainmulemt/

In this episode, Tim sits down with Lydia, founder of Ritual Bodywork and co-founder of Somnia Studio. They talk about nervous system care, intuition, boundaries, and why creating intentional spaces, through bodywork or events, matters more than ever.Learn more about Lydia’s work at https://www.ritualmt.com/ and https://www.somnio.studio/Learn more about Mountain Mule at https://mountain-mule.com/

In this episode, Tim sits down with Tom Barrett, owner of OSO Security, one of Bozeman’s longest-standing security companies. Tom shares his path from law enforcement to business ownership, how Montana’s climate changes the way security should be designed, and why trust, availability, and slow growth still matter.Learn more about OSO Security at https://www.ososecurity.com/Learn more about Mountain Mule at https://mountain-mule.com/

In this episode, Tim sits down with Dan Brunner, former FBI Special Agent and co-founder of the Brunner Sierra Group. Dan shares stories from a 20-year career investigating organized crime, his philosophy on real-world security, and how life after the badge has reshaped his priorities around family and community.Learn more about Dan and his work at https://brunnersierragroup.com/Learn more about Mountain Mule at https://mountain-mule.com/

In this episode, Derek Ivester shares the story behind Mountain Fresh Italian Ice, from early days at Montana farmers markets to growing a clean, locally made product found across the region. He talks about sustainability, teaching, entrepreneurship, and the mindset it takes to build something over time.The conversation also touches on family, music, and why believing that everything is figureoutable has shaped both his business and his life.To learn more about Mountain Fresh Italian Ice, visit https://mountainfreshice.com/To learn more about Mountain Mule Media, visit https://mountain-mule.com/

To learn more about Cory Lawrence and Off the Beaten Path, visit https://www.offthebeatenpath.com/To learn more about Mountain Mule Media and upcoming episodes, visit https://mountain-mule.com/Mountain Mule Media is a production of Mountain Mule Transportation, connecting Montana businesses through authentic storytelling.

Rebecca Adams of Crossbow Western joins the show to share how she and business partner Macy Pryor built a growing Western lifestyle brand focused on handmade leather goods, custom hats, and artisan craftsmanship. We discuss entrepreneurship, building teams, balancing creativity with operations, and why investing in quality materials still matters.Learn more about Crossbow Western at https://shopcrossbow.com/Learn more about Mountain Mule Media and Mountain Mule Transportation at https://mountain-mule.com/

In this episode, Aurore Adam shares the story behind Aurore French Bakery and how she built a thriving business in Bozeman after moving from France. We discuss entrepreneurship, leadership growth, ingredient sourcing, and what it takes to bring authentic French baking traditions to a Montana community.Learn more about Aurore French Bakery at https://www.aurorebakery.com/Learn more about Mountain Mule Media and Mountain Mule Transportation at https://mountain-mule.com/

In this episode, Casey Rose of Endstate Commercial Partners breaks down what’s actually happening in Bozeman’s commercial real estate market. We talk multifamily oversupply, shifting vacancy rates, tenant versus landlord leverage, industrial demand, and how business owners can make smarter, data-driven real estate decisions in a fast-changing market.Learn more about N-State Commercial Partners — https://endstatecommercial.com/Learn more about Mountain Mule Media and Mountain Mule Transportation at https://mountain-mule.com/

In this episode, Stephen Gill of Earthborn Nordic Saunas shares what separates true Finnish sauna design from modern shortcuts, why rock mass and ventilation matter, and how sauna culture creates real connection, not just heat. We also talk sustainability, local craftsmanship, and why sauna is as much about community as it is about recovery.Learn more about Earthborn Nordic Saunas at https://www.earthbornsauna.com/ourworkLearn more about Mountain Mule Media and Mountain Mule Transportation at https://mountain-mule.com/

In this episode, Foster Mobley shares lessons from nearly four decades of coaching executives and leadership teams. The conversation explores self-awareness, humility, identity, succession, and why the most effective leaders focus first on leading themselves before trying to lead others.To learn more about Foster Mobley and his work, visit https://fmgleading.com/Fosters Podcast: https://open.spotify.com/show/7htX6FTh9UyyL9EAgF10kX?si=4f8d25ab67d1417fFind his book here: https://www.amazon.com/Leadersh-Rethinking-True-Great-Leading/dp/0983529906To learn more about Mountain Mule Media and Mountain Mule Transportation, visit https://mountain-mule.com/

In this episode, Dr. Gene Tynes shares lessons from a lifetime of work as a dentist, mentor, and coach, including how adversity reshaped his path and clarified his purpose. The conversation explores alignment, gut instincts, mentorship, health, and what it really means to become antifragile through life’s challenges.To learn more about Gene’s work and The Antifragile Man, visit his website. https://www.genetough.com/Find his book on Spotify or here: https://www.amazon.com/Antifragile-Man-Tactical-Strength-Defies/dp/B0FMJ1J947To learn more about Mountain Mule Media and Mountain Mule Transportation, visit https://mountain-mule.com/

In this episode, Matt Ryan of the Bozeman Real Estate Group shares his story of moving his family back to Montana, rebuilding a business from scratch, and navigating the financial and emotional realities of entrepreneurship. The conversation covers money, faith, sobriety, psychology, and how asking better questions can change the way people experience real estate and life.Find Matt’s at https://www.instagram.com/mattryan.bozemanrealestate/or visit https://bozemanrealestate.group/about/team/matt-ryanTo learn more about Mountain Mule Media and Mountain Mule Transportation, visit https://mountain-mule.com/

In this episode, John Zirkle, Executive Director of the Warren Miller Performing Arts Center, shares how a small-town theater became a cultural hub for Big Sky. The conversation covers the center’s unique partnership with Lone Peak High School, its approach to programming extraordinary performances, and why access and affordability matter in the performing arts.To learn more about the Warren Miller Performing Arts Center, visit https://warrenmillerpac.org/To learn more about Mountain Mule Media and Mountain Mule Transportation, visit https://mountain-mule.com/

In this episode, Blythe Beaubien, founder of Bigger Fish Unlimited, joins the show to talk about public relations, storytelling, and building brands in hospitality, travel, and lifestyle industries. Blythe shares her journey from journalism and crisis communications with the Philadelphia 76ers to running her own agency in Montana, along with lessons learned along the way.To learn more about Bigger Fish Unlimited, visit https://biggerfishpr.com/To learn more about Mountain Mule visit https://mountain-mule.com/

In this episode of Mountain Mule Media, Dee Metrick, Executive Director of REACH, shares how the organization supports adults with developmental disabilities in Bozeman through housing, employment, transportation, and lifelong care. Dee also talks about leadership, community support, and how endurance running has shaped his approach to difficult seasons of work and life.To learn more about REACH, visit their website: https://www.reachinc.org/To learn more about Mountain Mule Transportation and Media, visit https://mountain-mule.com/

In this episode, I sit down with Bryant Sterczala from RMC, a Destination Management Company helping groups pull off corporate events across Big Sky and Bozeman. We talk about what it really takes to run events in a place with limited vendors, tight timelines, and big expectations, plus why Big Sky functions like “islands” and why planning transportation matters.Bryant also shares parts of his personal story, dance, building community through events, and what he learned going through cancer, including the perspective shift that came out the other side.To learn more about RMC, visit https://rmcdmc.com/To learn more about Mountain Mule, visit https://mountain-mule.com/https://www.linkedin.com/in/bryant-sterczala-469aa850/

In this episode, Zane Sigafoos joins the show to talk about leadership, company culture, and why growth often exposes deeper issues inside a business. Drawing from experience in both large corporate environments and smaller companies, Zane shares what he calls the human mechanics of execution and how clarity, trust, and alignment shape long-term success.To learn more about Zane’s work and Summit Spring Partners, visit https://summitspringpartners.com/To learn more about Mountain Mule Media and Mountain Mule Transportation, visit https://mountain-mule.com/

Aneta Orlik is the founder of Orrick Skin, a skincare practice serving clients in Big Sky, Montana and Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. In this episode, we talk about facials, clean skincare products, Montana dryness, collagen, and the one step Aneta says most people skip at home, toner.We also get into her popular “Glazed Donut Facial,” how different treatments match different skin needs, and why she believes you shouldn’t put anything on your face you wouldn’t put in your mouth.Website: https://orlik.co/Location: 32 Marketplace, Big Sky, Montana (Healing Hand Chiropractic)Days in Big Sky: Wednesday, Friday, SaturdayLearn more about Mountain Mule Media and Mountain Mule Transportation:https://mountain-mule.com/

Lewis is a firefighter with the Bozeman Fire Department and co-founder of 406 Paragliding, a Montana-based school focused on safe, intentional free flight. His journey into paragliding began with a lifelong desire to fly and evolved into a discipline rooted in preparation, patience, and awareness.In this episode, Lewis explains how paragliding works, how pilots train, and why Montana’s conditions demand respect and restraint. The conversation explores risk, focus, flow state, and how flying has shaped his approach to both firefighting and life.Learn more about 406 Paragliding:406paragliding.comLearn more about Mountain Mule Media and Mountain Mule Transportation:www.mountain-mule.com

Nick Russo is the co-founder of Dunzo, a boutique executive assistant agency that helps business owners reclaim their time and operate in their strengths. His work focuses on pairing visionary founders with operationally minded assistants who bring clarity, structure, and follow-through.In this episode, Nick shares why delegation is the highest-leverage move a business owner can make, how to identify your genius zone, and why systems matter as much in life as they do in business. The conversation also explores community, leadership, and building a business that supports both growth and family.Learn more about Dunzo: getdunzo.com Learn more about Mountain Mule Media and Mountain Mule Transportation:www.mountain-mule.com

Every properly mitigated home protects not just current owners, but future families for decades to come. Jeff sees this long-term impact as the true value of the work.Bozeman Radon is built to quietly do what needs to be done, without seeking applause. The goal is simple: leave homes safer than they were found and build a business that stands on integrity.To learn more about Bozeman Radon and Jeff Squire’s work, visit bozemanradon.com.To learn more about Mountain Mule Media and upcoming episodes, visit www.mountain-mule.com.Mountain Mule Media is a production of Mountain Mule Transportation, connecting Montana businesses through authentic storytelling.

Megan Brummel, founder of Wayfinders Leadership, works with team-centric leaders to build stronger, more self-aware workplaces. Her path from education to leadership development offers a grounded look at how presence, reflection, and intentional culture shape the way teams show up at work.This episode explores what it means to lead with clarity, navigate transitions, understand human behavior, and build teams that genuinely enjoy working together. Megan shares practical tools alongside deeper insights about meaning, purpose, and the collective good.Learn more about Wayfinders Leadership:https://wayfindersleadership.comLearn more about Mountain Mule Media and Mountain Mule Transportation:https://mountain-mule.com/

Aloys Scheer shares his journey from Michelin-starred restaurants and global hotel groups to building La Brasserie, a French-inspired bistro and winery concept in the heart of Bozeman. In this episode, he talks about the standards shaped by his years in Paris and California, the evolution of Montana’s dining scene, and what it takes to create a thoughtful, community-centered restaurant in Southwest Montana. We also explore his work with Montana State University’s hospitality program and the growth of local food culture.Learn more about Le Brasserie at https://www.labrasseriemt.com/Watch more episodes at https://mountain-mule.com/

In this episode of Mountain Mule Media, Tim sits down with Erin Groth, founder of Current Movement Studio in Bozeman, Montana. Erin teaches Gyrotonic and Gyrokinesis — circular, breath-based movement systems that help people of all ages restore strength, flexibility, and balance.She shares her journey from corporate life in Seattle to rediscovering movement after developing rheumatoid arthritis — and how that healing experience led her to create a studio focused on mindful, restorative motion.Together, Tim and Erin explore how physical awareness, curiosity, and intentional movement can reconnect us to our bodies and our lives.Learn more:currentmovementstudio.commountain-mule.com

In this episode of Mountain Mule Media, Tim sits down with Kelly Ramirez, founder of Elemental Leadership Coaching in Bozeman, Montana. Kelly works with entrepreneurs and founders to help them evolve as leaders—especially when their business success outpaces their personal alignment.They discuss the difference between “doing” and “being,” how to navigate fear and growth, and why the next level of leadership often starts within. Kelly also shares her journey from Google executive to Montana-based coach, her perspective on endurance running as a tool for resilience, and how to redefine success by understanding your true currency in life.Learn more:welcometoelemental.commountain-mule.comMountain Mule Media is a production of Mountain Mule Transportation, connecting Montana businesses through authentic storytelling.

In this episode of Mountain Mule Media, Tim sits down with Jessie Clark, owner and founder of Every Detail 365 in Belgrade, Montana. Jessie shares how he built a thriving detailing business from the ground up—starting with YouTube tutorials, a borrowed hose, and a determination to make something of his own.From mobile car detailing to aircraft work at Bozeman’s FBOs, Jessie’s story is a testament to persistence, community, and the power of learning by doing. He talks about the early challenges of starting a small business, the lessons he learned along the way, and how Montana’s culture of connection helped shape his path.Every Detail 365 now serves clients across the Gallatin Valley, offering everything from vehicle restoration to aviation detailing—all grounded in the same commitment to care and craftsmanship that started it.Learn more:EveryDetail365.comMountainMule.comMountain Mule Media is a production of Mountain Mule Transportation, connecting Montana businesses through authentic storytelling.

In this episode of Mountain Mule Media, Tim sits down with Kathryn Bartlett and Nicholas Bromond of the Gallatin River Lodge, a one-of-a-kind destination that blends fine dining, authentic hospitality, and the spirit of Montana.Kathryn shares how the lodge has evolved from its roots as a fishing retreat into a full-service destination for travelers, locals, and corporate groups. Nicholas, the lodge’s Food and Beverage Director and Sommelier, reveals how he and Chef Trey Mathis built an award-winning wine program and dining experience grounded in approachability and warmth.From holiday wine dinners to cross-country skiing through cottonwoods, Gallatin River Lodge offers something timeless—Montana hospitality that feels like home.Learn more at www.grlodge.com

In this episode of Mountain Mule Media, Tim sits down with Kinsey Harmon, co-founder of Tipton’s Tires , a Bozeman-based business that makes seasonal tire swaps simple.Kinsey shares how she and her husband Eric turned a local need into a community-focused startup—offering tire storage and delivery for busy Montana drivers. From learning the ropes of entrepreneurship to balancing work, marriage, and new business challenges, the Harmons’ story is a look at what it takes to build something local, useful, and true to Montana values.Learn more about Tipton’s Tires at www.tiptonstires.com

In this episode of Mountain Mule Media, Tim sits down with Amanda Diehl, founder of Sky Oro, a women-led co-working and community space in Bozeman, Montana.What started as a simple idea—to create a place where women could gather without pretense—has grown into one of Bozeman’s most inspiring stories of connection and resilience. Amanda shares how Sky Oro was built from the ground up through community support, survived the uncertainty of COVID, and became a hub for authentic relationships, collaboration, and purpose-driven work.Tim and Amanda talk about building community from scratch, the power of showing up as your full self, and why real connection still matters in a digital world.Learn more about Sky Oro at www.skyoro.club

It started with one truck, a road through the Gallatin Canyon, and an idea about connection.In this special milestone episode, Tim Baldwin shares the full story of how Mountain Mule grew from a one-man transportation service into a Montana movement built on reliability, storytelling, and community.This isn’t just about business, it’s about what happens when you follow your gut, bet on yourself, and build something that connects people in the place you love.Watch to hear:• How growing up on a dairy farm shaped Mountain Mule’s values• The wild idea that turned into a thriving transportation company• Why real connection is the heart of everything Mountain Mule does• How a podcast became a bridge between Montana’s businesses and travelers