Pulse Talk

This isn’t just thrifting.This is what happens when culture meets data.We talked with Mars at ThriftCon to talk about where the thrift world really is — and where it’s going. From pre-COVID to now, the growth, the energy, and why more people are starting to see opportunity in places they used to overlook.Same racks. Different eyes.If you’ve ever wondered how some people consistently find value while others walk right past it… this is the conversation.Full breakdown of the mindset, the market, and the movement happening in real time._🎯 Scan → Identify → Value → Decide📲 TheThrifter.app📰 TheThriftPulse.com#ThriftCon #Reselling #Thrifting #Vintage #SideHustle

Some things don’t lose value.They just disappear for a while.In this episode, we sit down with Johnny to talk through how certain pieces—brands, objects, moments—find their way back through the vintage market.From early exposure to things once out of reach,to recognizing what’s worth paying attention to…this is a conversation about cycles, timing, and the difference between what gets overlooked and what lasts.It’s not just about thrifting.It’s about learning how to see.🎯 thethrifter.app📊 thethriftpulse.com#ThriftCulture #VintageMarket #ResellGame #HiddenValue

We’re talking with creative Ford Tew about the transition from "process" to "product." In this episode, we break down how taste develops and why value exists long before the world notices it.If you're looking for the blueprint on catching signals before they go mainstream, this is it.🎧 Full Episode: thethriftpulse.com📱 The Tool: thethrifter.app

Most people wait for a trend to be established before they pay attention. This episode is about the ones who create the trend.We caught up with Lil Pauly at SXSW to break down the evolution of thrift culture. This isn’t just about flipping vintage; it’s a masterclass on turning a personal aesthetic into a scalable clothing brand. We discuss the shift from finding great pieces to designing them and how to build a brand identity that resonates in real time.📊 Listen: thethriftpulse.com🎯 Try the App: thethrifter.app

Cyrus, founder of YOMME Studios, shares how he built momentum in the thrift and streetwear space—even after losing his profile at a critical moment.This episode breaks down the real story behind the brand, the mindset it takes to keep going, and how culture, resell, and creativity intersect in today’s secondhand economy.Featuring:→ @yommestudios→ Cyrus (Founder)We’re documenting the people shaping the future of thrift culture.🎯 thethrifter.app📊 thethriftpulse.com#ThriftCulture #Streetwear #Resell #Entrepreneurship #YOMME

Most people wait for a co-sign before they pay attention. We don’t. In this episode, we sit down with Strategic Scott to break down the operations behind the aesthetic. From developing taste to building a brand identity in real time, this is the blueprint for catching signals before they go mainstream.📊 Listen: thethriftpulse.com🎯 Try the app: thethrifter.app

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Self-proclaimed hooligan Mike Helfrich talks about talks about working on the psych ward at Children's Hospital as well as opening a tattoo shop

Once a geology student, Ashley Murray has used her positivity to excavate a truly unique path.

Ice Cream Entrepreneur and Broadway Trained Actress Erika Thomas Brings us into her Creative World

Business minded disco and cannabis enthusiast, Nick Callaio talks about he innovated the party scene

DJ Low Key talks about his creative process and unique approach to creating events

From a small town in rural Colorado, Tony Mason grew up surrounded by love and opportunity using that environment. He struck his own course as a promoter and music booking professional.

Squizzy Taylor started his journey as a Denver native in the Parkhill neighborhood. His generous approach to career building and success has fostered a creative path that the whole state, including the Denver Broncos have gotten behind.

Growing up in Oakland/San Francisco Adrienne Hollie was exposed to throwing events at an early age for top executives in the Silicon Valley. From there she developed a career throwing events nationwide, but always maintained her corky San Francisco nuance

Moving from Mexico to Colorado, Menaz always had a creative itch. At a young age he would turn trips to the Goodwill into opportunities to style his peers. From one of one pieces to eventually starting a line, Menaz has been a creative force in the Denver Street culture

My conversation with Kheya Lenay Yeager a fearless creative human

From GM of a major department store to living off of art as a interior decorator Lex Aguirre’s story

Promoter, DJ lighting and audio consultant, and now digital content creator Reuben Martinez

Professional Pilates and Yoga instructor Kat Egan shares some wisdom she’s acquired over the years

From Radio icon to student mentor DJ Chonz tells his story

DLZMKSBTS gives us in depth insight to his process

Legendary drummer Gregg Ziemba talks about his creative path

Legacy security interesting Nightclub stories

DJ Tanastadi talks about life as a career DJ

On this episode of the Creative Questions Podcast, we talk Halston Taylor about bursting onto the electronic music scene in Denver in the late 2010s where he was a forced to be reckoned with. He built a solid rapport with top DJs and talent buyers from here to LA. Eventually, those relationships blossomed into real opportunities. With Covid behind him and a new focus in front of him, Halston dove into the PR game feet first. Landing smack dab in the middle of the Los Angeles entertainment industry. with a slick sensibility Halston has quickly ascended within the public relations industry.

Growing up in Kansas City, Missouri, Brooklyn Dean had her eyes on something bigger. First, cutting her teeth in the Miami Florida modeling scene. She eventually landed in Denver, Colorado, where she would fearlessly take on modeling, creative content, as well as becoming a staple in the Denver nightlife world. On this episode, we talk about her past present and exciting future.

Yoseph Assefa got his start as an entrepreneur early on in his home country of Ethiopia. Immigrating to first Oklahoma, and then eventually settling in Colorado as a teenager. He assimilated to the culture quickly, recognizing potential every step of the way. On this episode we talk about throwing events and creating fly magazine early on. We went on to discuss going from promoting parties to throwing festivals as well as Yoseph’s restaurant and Food Truck concept, he opened with his business partner.

Tristan Minton got his start skateboarding and tagging, like so many skate-graffiti enthusiast. Where Tristan story differs is his constant urge to innovate while pursuing opportunities. Initially attending the art institute of Denver where Tristan cut his creative teeth with early versions of Photoshop and illustrator, paving the way for a robust and ever evolving creative career working for companies, like never summer, creating authentic professional apparel alongside skate decks and snowboards. Eventually, Tristan with partner up and take the packaging world by storm leaving his creative stamp through innovation and raw determination.

Chris (time) Steele, rapper, professor and author got his start putting out music in high school collaborating locally and than nationally contributing to hip-hop culture. His creative path would lead him to Regis university where he worked to pay for his education eventually, taking on the role of professor at Regis university. Chris has released music for over 20 years and is still actively putting music out. on this episode, we talk about his overall journey from early days of being a hip-hop enthusiast to a musical career spanning over two decades.

On this episode of Tullie Bailey’s Creative Questions we talk with the very talented Chris Haven about Denver skate culture, graffiti, streetwear, and what it takes to be a creative entrepreneur in 2025

On this episode we tackle the creative struggle for elite athlete, entrepreneur, and all around go-getter Junior Kelemeni. From a young age Junior excelled at most sports. He eventually competed professionally in football and bodybuilding but his green thumb is what would lead him into uncharted territory, eventually helping him find peace when the competition was over.

Patrick McGregor aka KANE is an amazing professional muralist known for painting major brand adds on skyscrapers. He is a are part of a small amount of Wall Dogs still painting Advertisements on City buildings. In Patricks spare time you can find him painting one of his signature dogs on a wall somewhere on planet Earth. on this bonus episode, we talk about where it all started and what is inspiring Patrick these days.

Orion Krynen is a style bending, creative pioneer hailing from the streets of North San Francisco Bay. Orion cut his teeth as a skateboarder and creative in the 90s. Eventually he joined AmeriCorp to help further develop his aspirations and in doing so Orion got to see the greater 50 states. He eventually settled in Denver, which is where Orion’s creative journey really begins. On this episode we talk with Mr Krynen about how his stylistic journey on a skateboard informed multiple career opportunities through out the years.

In this episode, we talk with Francois Baptiste about his love for hip-hop and coming-of-age as a promoter in the 90s. Francois let us into his world discussing what it was like as a fan of the culture during the golden era. He helps us understand how he went from college Promoter to tour consultant, booking agent and artist management essentially living out the career of his dreams. https://www.instagram.com/tulliebailey https://www.tiktok.com/@tulliebailey https://www.youtube.com/@tulliebailey https://www.facebook.com/tulliebailey