Ted speaks with J. Irons of Miovic Reinhardt Associates. They discuss J’s unique journey from landscape architecture to sales and leadership within a premier Pacific Northwest construction firm. J shares insights into Seattle’s design culture, biophilic architecture, the importance of curiosity in client relationships, the rise of wellness-focused spaces, and how regional values shape the built environment. The conversation also explores permitting challenges, the evolution of residential construction, and how AI may influence the future of the industry.

Ted speaks with Travis Nuzman, owner of Millenia Luxury Homes in Scottsdale, AZ. They discuss Travis’s journey from working in large-scale production homebuilding to becoming a boutique luxury home builder, the lessons he carried forward, and the challenges of navigating custom construction. Travis shares insights into client relationships, managing complex builds across the Valley, collaborations with trade partners, and the realities of budgeting high-end projects. The conversation also explores entrepreneurship, raising the next generation of tradespeople, and the future of Millenia Luxury Homes.

Ted speaks with Jeff St Cyr of Authentic Inc., a Bozeman, Montana construction company. They discuss Authentic Inc.'s innovative practices, construction industry challenges, the importance of quality and wellness in home design, competitive hiring and training dynamics, the impact of economic downturns, and the complexities of unique projects, including excavation and site preparation.

Ted speaks with Alice Williams and Morgan Metcalf of Williams Metcalf Interiors about starting an interior design business during the pandemic. They discuss risk-taking, confidence, community, their move to Park City, client relationships, technology's impact, teamwork, learning, adapting, and their collaborative office culture.

Ted speaks with Charles Ochello and Morgan Lemaitre. The discussion focuses on Park City and Deer Valley's luxury real estate, covering local leadership collaboration, economic trends, brand loyalty, and asset security. They also examine Utah's natural resources and strategic planning for future growth, especially with the upcoming Olympics.

Ted speaks with David Spiegel of Inside Fire Solutions, a serial entrepreneur who shares how his military background shaped his business practices. He stresses accountability, respect for time, building strong teams with core values, and innovations in the fireplace industry.

Ted speaks with Tom Catalano of Springpoint Group. They discuss the owner's representative role in construction, focusing on team building, goal setting, client relationships, and dispelling misconceptions. They cover craftsmanship challenges, market trends, and Catalano's experiences with tech clients, highlighting the value of curiosity and continuous learning.

Ted speaks with Tyson Slater of New West Building Company about constructing luxury homes in Jackson Hole. They cover environmental challenges, client communication, company evolution, technology's impact, and setting expectations for a smooth building process. Tyson stresses trust and collaboration for high-end mountain construction.

Ted speaks with Scott Henrikson, CEO of Millesime Modern Cellars. They discuss the company's unique offerings, the evolution of wine culture, and innovative wine storage design.

Ted speaks with Walt Landi, owner of High Country Builders who expresses his passion for building and his desire to inspire the next generation of craftsmen.

Ted speaks with Jason Herring, founder of Syzygy Global. Jason shares his journey from a young entrepreneur with various ventures to becoming a successful business leader.

Ted speaks with James Dodkin, who recounts his journey from Montana to the UK, building a diverse career in beauty, wine, e-cigarettes, and construction. James also details his role at Montana Build, focusing on sensory luxury home building and the distinction between value and price.

Ted speaks with Ryan and Nicole Salinas, owners of AllStar Garage Door in Park City, Utah. Transitioning and growing a business from California to Utah has its challenges, especially with a pandemic thrown in. Listen in as these guest share their business journey.

Ted speaks with Anthony Ortega & Gonzalo Tellez of Viotell Metal Concepts, discuss their innovative approach to roofing, elevating it to an art form through design and collaboration. They emphasize work ethic, immigrant advantages in business, legacy creation, and a culture of innovation for high-end clients.

Ted speaks with Paul Kropp of Bakes & Kropp, discussing their partnership's origins and growth from recession to the luxury cabinetry market. Inspired by European design, their expansion focused on consistent excellence and a well-trained sales team. They emphasize enduring client relationships and the need for innovation against European competition in the luxury design industry.

Ted speaks with Alexander Rokoff, owner of Rokoff Studio. Influenced by his artistic family, he discusses his evolution from cartooning to fine art after being impacted by European art. He recounts the challenges of an art career and stresses the importance of passion and travel in his work. Currently in Hawaii, Alexander highlights the need for artistic reinvention and his pride in his creations.

Ted speaks with Jon Wood and Dave Wilkins from Glacier Stone Supply about their experiences with Montana stone from quarry to installation. They share the resilience and creativity in their work, their company culture, and stories from the high-end market.

Ted speaks with Dustin Mizell of Environment Design Group. Ted and Dustin Mizell discuss Dustin's landscape architecture career, including Palm Beach market challenges, historical preservation, climate change impact, and innovative projects.

Ted speaks with Gil Walsh of Gil Walsh Interiors. Gil Walsh discusses her unique upbringing, transition into interior design, and work on iconic projects. She explores the significance of interior design in crafting personal sanctuaries and the connection between our living spaces and ourselves.

Ted speaks with Melissa Mae of Melissa Mae Design about the Scottsdale design community, Melissa's career journey, and the evolution of the luxury home market. They discuss design challenges, innovations, personalization, and Melissa's inspirations and aspirations.