Indiana Success Happy Hour

Buc-ee's Drama, Daylight Saving Time & Other Things Hoosiers Love to Complain About

Why do people complain about everything? Brian Quinlan and Brad Niccum dive into the biggest debates happening in Indiana and beyond—from Buc-ee's coming to Greenwood to daylight saving time, summer heat, soccer, AI, aliens, ancient civilizations, and everything in between. This episode takes a different approach than our usual interviews as Brian and Brad sit down together for an entertaining conversation about the topics that seem to spark the biggest online arguments. They also sample a few unique drinks, discuss why Buc-ee's has people so fired up, debate whether Indiana should be on Central or Eastern Time, laugh about summer versus winter complaints, compare soccer to motocross, and finish with a surprisingly deep conversation about artificial intelligence, UFOs, ancient history, and the future of humanity. If you've ever found yourself scrolling through social media wondering why people argue about absolutely everything, this episode is for you.

Why 6 Degrees Snoballs Is More Than Just Shaved Ice | Indiana Success Podcast

6 Degrees Snoballs, New Orleans shaved ice, Indiana small business, entrepreneurship, and community impact come together in this episode of Indiana Success Happy Hour as Brian Quinlan and Brad Niccum sit down with Jeff and Lauren Calvert, owners of 6 Degrees Snoballs. Jeff and Lauren share the incredible story of how a family idea inspired by New Orleans turned into one of Central Indiana's favorite mobile businesses. They discuss balancing full-time careers while building a thriving business, raising six boys, creating memorable customer experiences, and why investing in relationships has been the secret to their success. From authentic New Orleans-style shaved ice to community partnerships, youth sports, schools, and local events, this conversation highlights what it really takes to grow a business that people genuinely love.

Jeff Boone on Cowpokes, Online Auctions, and Growing a Family Business in Indiana

Indiana entrepreneur Jeff Boone joins Indiana Success Happy Hour to talk about building Cowpokes, growing a family auction business, and how online auctions are changing the game in Indiana. In this episode of Indiana Success Happy Hour, Brian Quinlan and Brad Niccum sit down with Jeff Boone, owner of Cowpokes Work & Western and part of a longtime Indiana auction family business, to talk about entrepreneurship, auctions, western retail, family legacy, and adapting a traditional business for a modern market. Jeff shares how he grew up in the auction world, how Boone Auctions evolved from live farm and livestock sales into a hybrid model that blends in-person and online bidding, and what it takes to stay relevant in a changing industry. He also tells the story behind Cowpokes, how the western store got started, why it connected with customers across Indiana, and what it’s like balancing multiple businesses under one roof.

The Most Connected Man in Indiana?

Indiana entrepreneur Matt Hadley joins Indiana Success Happy Hour to share how he built a powerful network, successful podcast, and business development career while helping communities across Indiana grow and thrive. In this episode, Brian Quinlan and Brad Niccum sit down with Matt Hadley of APEX Engineering Consulting and the Circle City Success Podcast. Matt shares his journey from banking and finance into business development, how he became involved with economic development and community leadership, and what he's learned after interviewing hundreds of successful leaders. The conversation explores real estate development, environmental consulting, podcast growth, sponsorships, networking, community impact, entrepreneurship, and why true success has nothing to do with money. Matt also discusses the rapid growth happening throughout Indiana, including Cumberland, Bargersville, Yorktown, and the Mount Comfort Corridor, along with lessons he's learned from hosting more than 230 podcast episodes featuring influential leaders from across the state. If you're interested in entrepreneurship, business growth, leadership, networking, podcasting, economic development, or building meaningful relationships, this episode delivers practical insights and inspiring stories from one of Indiana's most connected community builders.

$175,000 Jackets?! Inside The Luxury World of The Tailored Society with Wade Forman

Wade Forman, founder of The Tailored Society, joins Indiana Success Happy Hour to share how he built one of Indiana's premier bespoke menswear brands. From dressing Indy 500 winners and NFL players to creating six-figure custom garments, Wade reveals what it takes to build a luxury business from the ground up. Hosts Brian Quinlan and Brad Niccum sit down with Wade to discuss entrepreneurship, risk-taking, luxury fashion, custom clothing, watch collecting, personal branding, and the power of creating unforgettable client experiences. Wade shares the story behind The Tailored Society's growth from a college startup into a nationally recognized bespoke clothing company serving executives, professional athletes, entrepreneurs, and even ultra-high-net-worth clients seeking one-of-a-kind luxury pieces. The conversation explores: • What "bespoke" really means • Building a luxury brand in Indiana • Working with Indy 500 champions and professional athletes • The importance of confidence and personal style • Entrepreneurship lessons for young business owners • How referrals built The Tailored Society • Luxury watches, custom garments, and extraordinary client requests • Why taking calculated risks can accelerate success Whether you're an entrepreneur, business professional, fashion enthusiast, or someone looking to elevate your personal brand, this episode is packed with valuable insights and entertaining stories. Subscribe for more conversations with Indiana's most successful entrepreneurs, business leaders, and innovators.