Episode 7: Erik Hudson General Manager of Mountain America Center

Mario Hernandez, 20 Years with Teton Auto Group

In this episode of the Teton Auto Group Podcast, Travis and Bo celebrate the upcoming 20th anniversary of Teton Toyota with Mario Hernandez, founder and CEO of Teton Auto Group, discussing his extensive background, initial foray into the automotive industry, and the growth of Teton Auto Group over the years. Mario shares his journey from working in insurance to entering the automotive sector, detailing his roles at Prudential and Liberty Mutual before transitioning to buy the Toyota dealership in Idaho Falls. He recounts the challenges faced during the early years and the 2008 recession, as well as the pivotal moments that shaped the company's success. Mario emphasizes the importance of community involvement, customer service, and process improvement in their sustained success. Reflecting on mentorship, Mario credits several key individuals who guided him throughout his career. The episode also touches on the future growth plans of the Teton Auto Group, highlighting their commitment to internal development and customer-centric values

Episode 10- Driven by Sound: Carrie Athay and the Idaho Falls Symphony

In this episode of the Teton Auto Group podcast, Travis and Bo engage in an insightful conversation with Carrie Athey, the executive director of the Idaho Falls Symphony. Carrie shares her journey from a varied upbringing, eventually settling in Idaho Falls and making a significant impact on the local arts scene. She emphasizes the symphony's role in community connection and education. The discussion covers various facets of her work, including her past experiences in the museum field, the mental and physical health benefits of music, and the emotional power of live performances. They also highlight the community-centric approach of the Idaho Falls Symphony, its diverse youth programs, and exciting upcoming events, including season 76, which promises to be a season of 'wonder.' Travis also touches on Teton Toyota's long-standing partnership with the symphony and the importance of diverse representation within the arts. The episode is a blend of local history, community engagement, and the transformative power of music.

Episode 9: Heather Thompson Tiger Club representatives

Join us for an inspiring conversation with Heather Thompson, a representative of the Tiger Club, as we dive into the transformative Tiger Athletic Complex Project at Idaho Falls High School. This ambitious initiative showcases the power of community collaboration, with the school district funding critical infrastructure and development while private donors, clubs, and organizations step up to enhance the vision. We’ll explore the incredible teamwork behind this project, featuring Teton Toyota’s contributions and the leadership of Mario and Travis, whose dedication and generosity are helping turn dreams into reality. Hear firsthand how this partnership is shaping the future for student-athletes and creating a legacy of pride for generations to come. Don’t miss this episode about passion, progress, and the spirit of giving back!

Episode 7: Erik Hudson General Manager of Mountain America Center

Tune in as we interview Erik Hudson, General Manager of the Mountain America Center. Erik discusses his experience as a hockey player, his role in establishing the Spud Kings in Idaho Falls, and his current responsibilities overseeing the venue's operations.

Episode 6: Adam Libby- Founder of Libby Production

In this week's episode, we're joined by Adam Libby, the founder and CEO of Libby Productions. Adam will share his inspiring journey, from his early beginnings to his unwavering dedication that has led to the creation of the Teton Auto Group PBR. He'll discuss his vision for the event, the exciting changes in store, and the upcoming pre-sale ticket codes happening December 3rd for all Teton Auto Group Employees and Customers, which will be announced and go on sale on December 6th.