A conversation with entrepreneur and farmer, James Martin

A conversation with entrepreneur and farmer, James Martin

In this episode, we have a conversation with James Martin, CEO of Copa Di Vino. During the coronvirus pandemic and subsequent quarantine, Copa as well as his other business ventures are on hold. As is his dream project called Eturnity which is a reusable bottle platform intended to save the planet through tech enabled business solutions by reducing carbon gasses and plastic waste. Many questions remain as to the future of the crisis and its aftermath. James sat down with me at his Sunshine Mills winery in the Dalles, Oregon to talk about his decision to shut business down to help prevent the spread of the virus. http://www.copadivino.com/

Day 22: A conversation with photographer Jill Rosell

In this episode, we talk with photographer Jill Rosell. Raised in New Zealand she lives in Bend, Oregon raising her children and working as a portrait photographer. I reached out to her to hear her perspective of working as a professional creative during a quarantine. Visit her site @ www.jillrosellphotography.com and her numerous Facebook Pages. Enjoy the episode.

Day 14 of the Oregon coronavirus quarantine: keep your loved ones close

Two weeks i to this thing. In this episode we remind each other to stay connected. Reach out to those loved ones you haven't talked with in a while. Take advantage of this time to reflect on the things that matter and give us meaning. Be well, stay healthy and sane. And reach out to me. Would love to hear how you are doing. Watch the YouTube episode I published this weekend here: www.youtube.com/watch?v=7fbq4L4PTZY&t=70s

Day 11: A Voice of Calm from El Salvador, my converstion with Bradley Hilton

In this episode, we talk to paddle boarder Bradley Hilton. His is a voice of reflective meditation during a time of crisis. We talk about his indefinite plans to remain in El Salvador during the spread of cornovirus, and his take on river paddle boarding. Enjoy.

Day 10: One day ahead and three hours behind, a perspective from New Zealand

Day 10 of the Oregon quarantine. There is a confirmed case of coronavirus in the Dalles where I am at the moment. Still, people are pretty casual about social distancing. In this episode I talk about the conversation I had witi Courtney Kerin, a whitewater kayaker living in New Zealand. Her perspective is different then here in the States. New Zealand in a country wide lockdown.