Up In Your [Family] Business

Todd Rimer sits down with Rodney Wead, Strategic Partner at Schooley Mitchell, to explore a financial reality many growing businesses experience, but few fully understand. Revenue is increasing, yet cash feels tighter. Work is expanding, yet margins feel pressured. Growth is happening, yet financial stress remains. Why? Because growth brings complexity. More employees, more vendors, more software, more contracts, more recurring costs, and more financial commitments that don't go away when sales fluctuate. While inflation and rising prices play a role, much of the financial pressure businesses feel actually comes from inside their own operations. The systems that worked when a company was smaller often can't support the demands of scale. This conversation explores why cost control often improves profit faster than revenue growth, how unmanaged contracts and recurring expenses quietly drain margins, and why many businesses can uncover meaningful savings without changing vendors or disrupting operations. If your company is growing but financial pressure hasn't eased, this episode will help you understand why and what to do about it.  

Podcasting isn't about going viral. It is about building relationships, credibility, and community over time. In this episode of Up In Your (Family) Business, Todd Rimer chats with fellow host Kyle Corbin, creator of the Made In Indiana podcast, to talk about why he started the show, what problem it was built to solve, and how podcasting has become one of the most underutilized business tools for entrepreneurs and family-owned businesses. Kyle shares the purpose behind Made In Indiana, how inviting others into the spotlight builds trust faster than traditional marketing, and why being a guest on podcasts is just as valuable as hosting one. Todd and Kyle compare notes as hosts, discussing identity, brand voice, preparation, guest experience, and how a podcast allows people to know your expertise, personality, beliefs, and values long before a sales conversation ever happens. They also tackle a common obstacle that Kyle experiences often: convincing owners and leaders that they have something worth sharing, and why starting a podcast is not about ego, but about service. If you have ever wondered whether podcasting is worth your time, how it fits into a business strategy, or what makes a show meaningful instead of noisy, this episode will provide the insights to help you make that decision for yourself and your brand.  

Business owners face a unique challenge: how to reward key employees, protect their business, and prepare for retirement, all without overpaying in taxes or relying solely on selling the company someday. In this episode of Up In Your (Family) Business, host Todd Rimer welcomes back Alex Parrish, Financial Advisor and Director at The Spectrum Financial Group, joined by her father and company President, Dennis Parrish.  Together, they share creative compensation strategies most business owners have never heard of, from executive bonuses and deferred compensation plans to using permanent life insurance as a tax-advantaged wealth-building tool. They will discuss why traditional benefits fall short for business owners, how these strategies can help you retain and attract top talent, and how life insurance can serve as both a protection plan and a powerful financial engine for long-term security. If you're looking for innovative ways to grow, protect, and leverage your business and personal wealth, you won't want to miss this conversation.  Tune in to hear: How to use life insurance as a vehicle for compensation, retention, and key employee benefits.  The tax-smart strategies high-earning business owners are missing out on. Why selling your business isn't a retirement plan alone.  How creative planning with permanent life insurance can build tax-free wealth you can't outlive. Real case studies showing how strategic planning enhances both business and personal financial goals.  The mindset shift from income now to strategic wealth for later. If you've ever wondered how to reward your team, protect your business, and lower your tax burden, this conversation is for you.  

In this episode of Up In Your (Family) Business, Todd Rimer sits down with DJ Blatherwick, Director of Culture and Business Development at Brick + Ember Outfitters, for a candid and heartfelt conversation about living out faith in both the workplace and the marketplace. Not just through actions, but through honest, appropriate openness. After spending 15 years as a pastor, DJ transitioned into the business world with a passion for building healthy teams, meaningful culture, and values-driven leadership. He shares how his faith shapes his life and work, how he came to Brick + Ember Outfitters (owned by a former pastor), and how faith and values influence the way DJ and the company serve its people, customers, and community. Together, Todd and DJ discuss:  Why people want to work for organizations that stand for something meaningful Why values are most powerful when lived out consistently How faith can shape leadership, decision-making, and relationships.  They also talk about why living out faith is not only about actions, but about being willing, when appropriate, to acknowledge and share the values and beliefs that shape how we live and lead. This episode invites listeners to consider what it looks like to authentically live their values, not loudly or forcefully, but through everyday actions and the quiet confidence of a life well-lived. Whether you are a leader, an employee, or a family business owner, this conversation offers encouragement, perspective, and a reminder that faith and values don't stop at the church door. They're meant to be lived where we work and serve every day.  

Selling business assets, whether equipment, inventory, real estate, an entire estate, or a lifetime's worth of merchandise, can feel overwhelming. In this episode of Up In Your (Family) Business, host Todd Rimer sits down with Zack Burgess, owner of Burgess Auctions LLC, to explore how auctions can provide a fair, efficient, and surprisingly profitable way to sell your assets and reach the right buyers — locally, regionally, and worldwide. With more than 28 years of experience, thousands of auctions, and a deep understanding of shifting market conditions, Zack breaks down what family business owners need to know before selling anything of value. He explains why auctions can generate significantly higher returns than private sales, how technology has reshaped the auction industry, and what steps sellers can take to maximize results. Whether you're preparing for a transition, clearing excess inventory, restructuring your business, or simply exploring your options, this conversation will help you see auctions not just as an exit, but as a strategic tool for protecting value, preserving legacy, and creating opportunity.  

In this episode of Up In Your (Family) Business, Todd Rimer talks with Kyle Masengale Vice President of ASAP Payroll Service, a family-owned Indianapolis company that has thrived by staying focused on what it does best. Kyle shares his journey stepping into the family business, the lessons he's learned from his dad, and the guardrails ASAP uses to stay true to its brand. From accurate, compliant payroll and documentable onboarding to delivering personalized, responsive service, ASAP proves that staying small in scope doesn't limit growth. It sharpens your impact. Family business leaders will gain insight into avoiding brand dilution, protecting reputation, and making a big impact without being everything to everyone. Kyle also discusses how his family experiences, including shared sports traditions, reinforce the values that make ASAP stand out. Family business leaders will gain insight into avoiding brand dilution, protecting reputation, and making a big impact without being everything to everyone.  

Life insurance is often misunderstood, underestimated, or completely overlooked, especially by busy business owners and growing families. But did you know that over 100 million Americans are uninsured or underinsured? Or that nearly 1 in 3 people would face financial hardship within a month if their household's primary earner passed away unexpectedly? In this episode, we sit down with Alex Parrish, Financial Advisor and Director at The Spectrum Financial Group, to learn the value of life insurance beyond the traditional sales pitch. With deep expertise in holistic financial planning, Alex explains the different types of life insurance and shares common misconceptions, like why being "self-insured" is a (dangerous) myth. Whether you're a business owner planning for long-term financial security or a parent protecting your family's future, this conversation offers practical, eye-opening insights into how life insurance can be a powerful tool, not just a safety net. Tune in to learn: The true purpose and types of life insurance Why life insurance is more than just a death benefit—it's a living financial tool The risks of overestimating how much coverage you have or need How to avoid the most common life insurance mistakes Why regularly evaluating your policy can save you money and improve protection Ways life insurance can support long-term financial stability How to evaluate your financial strategies with taxes—not just ROI—in mind If you've ever questioned whether you need life insurance, if you have the right kind,  or the correct amount of coverage, this episode is for you.  

Everything's changing… now what? What do you do when you feel like you can't keep up?  What if things aren't going how you thought they would?   How do you handle all the changes at once?  What if you are tired, but people are still counting on you?  How do you make good choices when you can't see the whole picture? In this part 2 episode, we continue to speak with Kevin & Jaime White, co-founders of Believe Crew, a visionary advisory team that helps leaders, family businesses, and partnerships realign from the inside out, especially when the stakes are high and the pressure feels overwhelming. This coaching duo brings sharp strategy and deep humanity to every conversation. They've helped leaders navigate succession, resolve silent tension in partnerships, and return to the heart of their calling. Grounded in empathy and unafraid to ask the hard questions, they help leaders see clearly, decide confidently, and lead in a way that leaves both their business and their people better. Together, we explore the silent weight many entrepreneurs carry: the pressure to catch up, the fear of getting it wrong, and the exhaustion of always being on, and how to lead from a place of peace instead of panic. If you've ever felt like something is "off" but can't name it, this conversation will help you find language for it and the courage to realign.  

Everything's changing… now what? What do you do when you feel like you can't keep up?  What if things aren't going how you thought they would?  How do you handle all the changes at once?  What if you are tired, but people are still counting on you?  How do you make good choices when you can't see the whole picture? In this episode, we speak with Kevin & Jaime White, co-founders of Believe Crew, a visionary advisory team that helps leaders, family businesses, and partnerships realign from the inside out, especially when the stakes are high and the pressure feels overwhelming. This coaching duo brings sharp strategy and deep humanity to every conversation. They've helped leaders navigate succession, resolve silent tension in partnerships, and return to the heart of their calling. Grounded in empathy and unafraid to ask the hard questions, they help leaders see clearly, decide confidently, and lead in a way that leaves both their business and their people better. Together, we explore the silent weight many entrepreneurs carry: the pressure to catch up, the fear of getting it wrong, and the exhaustion of always being on, and how to lead from a place of peace instead of panic. If you've ever felt like something is "off" but can't name it, this conversation will help you find language for it and the courage to realign.  

Cheyenne Toombs joins host Todd Rimer to explore how today's most successful brands are not just selling, they are connecting. Together, they discuss the evolving landscape of marketing, from the pre-COVID-19 era to today's hyper-competitive digital environment. They explain why traditional digital tactics such as SEO and advertising aren't always the answer and how authentic storytelling and human connection have become essential components of a strong content and marketing strategy. You will learn why discovering your brand voice matters more than ever, how values and purpose shape long-term success, and why relationship-driven marketing often outperforms sales-focused approaches. Whether you are refining your brand message or rethinking your entire marketing strategy, this conversation will inspire you to shift from transaction to connection and tell a story worth hearing.  

In this episode of Up In Your (Family) Business, host Todd Rimer reconnects with Marcy Renken to explore how a small shift in perspective can transform leadership, reduce burnout, and re-energize your team. Marcy is an Exceptional Outcomes Strategist and the founder of Orchestrated Performance. She helps leaders and teams unlock their full potential by shifting the way they think, respond, and engage at work. At the heart of her approach is a simple but powerful truth: perspective drives performance. Building on their first conversation, Marcy goes deeper into the mindset behind performance, and why how we see our challenges often matters more than the challenges themselves. You'll learn: Why burnout is often about mindset, not just workload How to move from self-blame to solution-seeking The critical role leaders play in modeling mindset and resilience How a small shift in perspective can lead to big changes in energy, performance, and results Whether you're navigating family dynamics, leading through pressure, or simply trying to stay engaged in a demanding season, this conversation offers insights and strategies to help you lead with clarity, confidence, and purpose.  

What sets family businesses apart? It's the deep-rooted, purpose-driven values that don't just preserve tradition—they shape what comes next. These values aren't just sentimental—they're strategic. Research shows that companies led by families who prioritize their core values outperform competitors, build lasting loyalty, and weather challenges with resilience. In this episode of Up In Your (Family) Business, we sit down with Jeff Boone, co-owner of Cowpokes Work & Western and Jeff Boone Auction & Realty, to explore how values become more than words—they become a way of doing business. We explore how family business values are defined, lived, and passed down across generations—and how they drive long-term success, shape company culture, and inform everyday decision-making.  Jeff shares real-life examples of values in action—moments where they've guided tough decisions, shaped customer relationships, and united generations. We also dig into the intentional ways families can keep those values alive and relevant. Whether you're preparing to hand the reins to the next generation or reflecting on the one that came before, this episode will challenge and encourage you to align your values with how your business operates—and how it continues to grow with purpose and thrive in the long run.  

In this episode of Up In Your (Family) Business, host Todd Rimer sits down with Marcy Renken, Exceptional Outcomes Strategist, founder of Orchestrated Performance, and passionate advocate for purpose-driven leadership, to tackle two of the most pressing issues facing family-owned businesses today: burnout and disengagement. Drawing from her rich background as a military veteran, entrepreneur, mom of six, and caregiver to a child with a traumatic brain injury, Marcy shares powerful personal stories that shaped her mission to help leaders cultivate resilient, high-performing teams. She introduces her Exceptional Outcomes Model™, a proven framework built around Engage, Exceed, and Excel, designed to help businesses move from burnout to breakthrough. You'll gain actionable strategies to: Recognize burnout as a systemic issue, not just an individual struggle Boost employee engagement in ways that directly impact business outcomes Foster a culture rooted in purpose, well-being, and long-term success If you're ready to elevate your team, reduce burnout, and drive exceptional outcomes in your business, this episode is a must-listen.  

Eric Johnson is a father, business owner, and survivor of life's trials. Over the years, Eric has faced life-changing challenges that tested his strength, faith, and determination - from personal hardships to high-stakes professional experiences. Through grit and reflection, Eric has learned how to transform struggle into resilience and pain into purpose. As the owner of Capital Tree Service in Mooresville, Indiana, Eric's hands-on approach mirrors his personal philosophy - stay grounded, work hard, and grow stronger through life's seasons. Whether it's running his business, supporting his family, or navigating tough transitions, Eric is passionate about living intentionally and inspiring others to do the same. Eric's story is a journey of perseverance, redemption, and self-discovery. From overcoming adversity to balancing the responsibilities of parenting and business ownership, Eric offers perspectives on how to carry on and thrive, no matter what life throws your way. His story serves as a reminder that even in the hardest moments, there is strength to be found, and that tomorrow is always worth showing up for. He is passionate about using his story to help others see their struggles in a new light.  

What drives a brand to be more than just a business? It's the passion, mindset, and unwavering commitment to something greater. In this second episode, we dive into the back nine of The 17 Points of Passion—the core principles that define who we are, how we work, and why we stand out. Created by Jake Burgess, these 17 points serve as a blueprint for building a culture of excellence. From delivering exceptional service every time to holding ourselves and others accountable, these principles aren't just guidelines—they're a way of life. We'll explore what it means to think like an owner, stay locked in, and never settle for "good enough." If you're looking for the foundation of a winning mindset, this is it. Tune in to discover the driving force behind how these principles can transform you, your team, and your brand.  

What drives a brand to be more than just a business? It's the passion, mindset, and unwavering commitment to something greater. In this episode, we dive into The 17 Points of Passion—the core principles that define who we are, how we work, and why we stand out. Created by Jake Burgess, these 17 points serve as a blueprint for building a culture of excellence. From delivering exceptional service every time to holding ourselves and others accountable, these principles aren't just guidelines—they're a way of life. We'll explore what it means to think like an owner, stay locked in, and never settle for "good enough." If you're looking for the foundation of a winning mindset, this is it. Tune in to discover the driving force behind how these principles can transform you, your team, and your brand.  

Honoring the Past, Brewing the Future: The Coffee at the Crossing Story In this episode, host Todd Rimer sits down with husband-and-wife team Brian and Ja'Nene Gillam, the enthusiastic entrepreneurs and owners behind Coffee at the Crossing, located at a busy intersection in McCordsville, Indiana. Together, they will share the journey of transforming a historic caboose into a thriving local coffeehouse rooted in family legacy, creativity, and community connections. We will hear how Ja'Nene's father's entrepreneurial influence shaped her values and inspired her vision for Coffee at the Crossing. She will also reveal the personal connection between her love for model trains and the coffeehouse's unique branding. Brian and Ja'Nene discuss the challenges they faced in the early days, the lessons learned from being "all in," and how their hands-on approach prepared them for the road (or tracks) ahead. We will learn their strategies for building a sustainable and scalable business, from creating systems and empowering their team to achieving work-life balance as business owners. They also will reflect on the role of integrity in maintaining quality, building trust, and creating a culture of accountability. Finally, Brian and Ja'Nene will highlight the impact of community support on their success, sharing heartwarming customer stories and the ways Coffee at the Crossing has become a local gathering place. As they look to the future, Ja'Nene and Brian discuss their goals for continuing their family legacy and growing a business that's as meaningful as it is sustainable. This episode is a must-listen for entrepreneurs, business owners, coffee enthusiasts, and anyone inspired by the power of passion, community, and legacy in business.  

Guest Sean Kirby from Performance Group shares the invaluable 'Mike-isms'—life lessons and wisdom passed down from his father, Mike. These memorable sayings have played a pivotal role in shaping Sean's approach to both business and life. Listen as Sean recounts the stories behind these powerful teachings, discussing their impact on his journey and how they continue to guide him today. This episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in the profound influence of family wisdom on personal and professional growth.  

In this episode, Mark Loose, 3rd generation at Loose Funeral Homes & Crematory, shares the approach he and his family use to deliver unmatched customer care. By applying values of sincerity, respect, and empathy, they consistently exceed customer expectations. We'll explore how their personalized hospitality establishes a level of trust that fosters long-term relationships, builds a lasting reputation, and creates a competitive edge. Learn how they have passed these principles from generation to generation, turning superior customer care into a lasting legacy.

The healthcare landscape is rapidly changing and transforming as consumer needs and expectations reshape traditional categories like "medical clinic" and "med spa." In this episode, Todd Rimer sits down with the co-owner of Total Body Wellness, Ashley Regal, and their Strategic Director, Tracy Fields, to explore the challenges and opportunities these shifts present for healthcare businesses striving to stand out.  From strategic marketing to understanding consumer behavior, you will learn about actionable insights that help businesses remain relevant and positioned for long-term success.  

In this episode, we will help guide you, the family business leader, through the vital components of SEO that can transform your company's online presence.  We'll explore the significance of tools like Google Analytics 4 and Google Business Profile, the importance of regular web audits, staying updated with Google's algorithm changes, crafting relevant content, and effective keyword research and listings.  Rather than focusing on the technical details, we emphasize understanding how these key elements interconnect to drive business success.  Perfect for family-run enterprises aiming to enhance their digital footprint and achieve tangible growth.  

In this episode, Todd Rimer sits down with Brittany Mann, co-owner of Business Growth Consultants (BGC), to unlock the secrets of economic development incentives. Brittany will share how developing businesses—particularly family-owned and privately held companies—can identify, access, and maximize discretionary incentives to secure savings, drive business growth, and fuel long-term success.  This conversation is packed with actionable insights to help you navigate government programs and access valuable resources. Whether you're considering expansion, mergers, adding new services, or launching a new division, don't miss this deep dive into the hidden treasures of economic development incentives.  

In this episode, Todd Rimer sits down with Don Lamb, Director of the Indiana State Department of Agriculture and second-generation farmer at Lamb Farms. They discuss the future of Indiana agriculture, the challenges facing family farms, and how ISDA advocates for farmers across the state. Don highlights his family's agricultural mission work and the importance of youth development in shaping the next generation of agricultural leaders. Don also shares insights into his journey from managing family farming operations to leading the state's agricultural initiatives. Whether you're a seasoned farmer or just interested in the intersection of agriculture and business, this episode offers valuable perspectives on growing a legacy at home and statewide.

In this episode, Todd Rimer and his guest, Mitch Renfro (3rd gen), dive into the storied history of Renfro Productions and Management, a family-owned leader synonymous with consumer trade shows for the past 70 years. Join us as we explore the journey of the original owners who laid the foundation for what would become an annual destination for outdoor enthusiasts. They take a look at the traditions that have kept generations coming back, and examine how Renfro Productions has remained relevant and innovative over the decades while maintaining its core family values. From the days of print ads and word-of-mouth to the dynamic digital world, discover how Renfro Productions has adapted and thrived. Tune in for an engaging conversation that offers a unique perspective on the balance between preserving tradition and embracing change, while highlighting the passion and dedication behind one of the most enduring names in the consumer trade show space. Whether you're an outdoor enthusiast, a family business leader, or intrigued by family-owned enterprises, you will find this episode to be informative, inspirational, and entertaining.  

In this episode, we're excited to welcome Andrew Montieth, who will take us through the fascinating 50-year history of Georgetown Market, a cornerstone of health and wellness since 1973. Andrew shares the rich heritage and core values that have shaped this family-owned business, while also offering insight into its future as a trusted community resource.

In this episode, Todd Rimer sits down with Rick Meyer, a dynamic leader who ventured beyond his family business to gain valuable outside experience.  They explore Rick's unique journey, which led to his return to the family enterprise. His fresh insights and perspectives have revitalized the company's operations and vision. Listen in as Rick, the Vice President of Truck Service Inc. and TSI Truck Parts, shares the challenges he faced, the innovative strategies he has implemented, and the unique dynamics of leading a family enterprise while highlighting how he tackled the important yet difficult balance of honoring tradition and embracing change. Whether you're part of a family-run company or simply fascinated by the intersection of heritage and contemporary leadership, please join us for an engaging discussion filled with stories, inspiration, and practical advice for anyone leading a family business into a prosperous future.  

In this insightful episode, Todd Rimer sits down with Greg Bramwell to discuss business fraud. This episode explores the many facets of fraudulent activities that target businesses and offers comprehensive strategies for protection and recovery. Topics include the most common types of business fraud, emerging trends, technology's dual role, case studies, and stories of recovery. This podcast is essential listening for business owners, managers, and anyone committed to protecting their company from fraud.  

In this episode, we sit down with Andrew Caplinger to explore the story of the Caplinger family's enduring legacy in the heart of the Heartland's seafood scene. From humble beginnings to becoming a cornerstone of their community, we discuss the secrets behind their recipe for success, the challenges they've overcome, and the products and flavors that keep their customers hooked.  

Join us as we explore the delicate balance between tradition and innovation, unraveling the secrets behind seamlessly blending contemporary design with the rich heritage of established, long-standing brands. Tune in for expert insights, stories, and a deep dive into the intersection of tradition and evolution.  

Join Todd Rimer and Tammy Coleman as we explore the challenges and opportunities associated with having company goals but lacking a clear path to achieving them due to marketing deficiencies. We discuss the importance of building a marketing roadmap to unlock growth and effectively achieve business goals.

The guest for today's Up In Your (Family) Business podcast is Benjamin Cannon, Director of Communications at Electronic Strategies, Inc., an IT Services and IT Consulting company in Northern Indianapolis. ESI was founded in 1997 by retired Marine Mark Collis, whose son, Caleb Collis, plays an active and leading role in the family business. We will be talking with Ben about nurturing individual growth and organizational success through personalization, team building, and empowerment.

Join us as we sit down with Krista Stillwell, owner of Stillwell+Co and Stillwell Cattle Company to discuss the unique dynamics, challenges, and best practices for leading multiple family-owned businesses. Whether you're a seasoned entrepreneur or just starting out, you will enjoy and benefit from Krista's stories, insights, and experiences. A little about Krista: After graduating from IU's Kelley School of Business in 2010, Krista joined the ever-changing media world in radio in downtown Indianapolis.    She worked alongside much of the city's hustle and bustle, planning corporate events and large community events and promotionally strategizing for the sales teams.    Early in her career, Krista learned that her passion for empowering small business owners to achieve their goals was stronger than her desire to work in corporate America.    With a restless soul and an entrepreneurial spirit, she ventured out on her own.   When she's not working hard for her clients, she enjoys traveling to warm destinations (when she can) and spending time with her husband Bryan and their many furry children on the family farm.    She serves on the board of the Boone County Chamber of Commerce and was recently appointed to the Indiana Grown Commission. She loves serving her local communities. 

In this podcast, Todd Rimer sits down with Jeff Boone to discuss ways to maintain a healthy work-life balance within a family business context while considering the interconnectedness of family and work roles. Jeff and his wife Lynnette are co-owners of Cowpokes Work & Western. Cowpokes is a full-line work and western outfitters retailer with locations in Anderson and Cloverdale, Indiana, and an e-commerce store. Jeff also owns Jeff Boone Auction & Realty in Markleville, Indiana. Between the two family businesses, Jeff and Lynnette employ over 50 people.  

In the debut episode of the "Up In Your Family Business" podcast, Todd Rimer and Tammy Coleman, co-owners of Element212, offer listeners an exciting glimpse into what to expect from their newest venture. With their combined expertise in marketing, branding, and family business dynamics, Todd and Tammy set the stage for a podcast that promises to be both informative and engaging. The podcast aims to provide valuable insights and practical advice for family business owners and entrepreneurs navigating the complexities of running a family-owned enterprise. Todd and Tammy understand firsthand the unique challenges and opportunities that come with managing a family business, and they're committed to sharing their knowledge and experiences to help others succeed. Listeners can expect a wide range of topics to be covered on the podcast, including: Strategies for building and maintaining a strong brand identity within a family business context. Tips for effective communication and conflict resolution among family members involved in the business. Best practices for succession planning and ensuring a smooth transition of leadership. Ways to leverage digital marketing and technology to drive growth and innovation in a family business setting. Insights into the latest trends and developments in the world of family-owned enterprises. The podcast is designed for anyone involved in or interested in the world of family business, whether they're seasoned entrepreneurs or aspiring business owners. Our guests will share their expertise, highlighting real-world stories aimed to empower listeners with insights and tools they can implement in their own family businesses. Tune in to the "Up In Your Family Business" podcast to get practical advice, insightful interviews, and inspiration to keep pushing forward in your business.