In this episode the Lieutenant Governor sits down with Dr. Richard Kopke from the Hough Ear Institute in Oklahoma City. This company has been a worldwide leader in the search for the cure to hearing loss. Dr. Kpoke discusses their revolutionary new pill which is currently being referred to as HNPN-1010. This product is a pill that in lab testing has shown to help restore hearing loss by re-growing hairs within the inner ear. If this product is proven successful, it could be a cure for hearing loss associated with age and environmental factors.

Nick Duttweiler of OKC startup, Clevyr, discusses Blight Night. The horror survival video game Blight Night that came out on Google Play Store and Apple App Store. A game inspired by 80s horror flicks and more

“How That Happened,” is a business and innovation success podcast hosted by HoganTaylor business advisors Robert Wagner and Aaron Ackerman.In this introductory episode, Robert and Aaron discuss the show's format and what they hope listeners will gain from their interviews with business and community leaders behind thriving organizations. They also share their answers to the five questions they ask each guest.

Join Geoff as he sits down with the “How That Happened” podcast to explore his career path and his emphasis on workplace culture and relationships. The show’s host, Robert Wagner, also speaks to Geoff about Big Elk’s resilience during past economic downturns, as well as the evolution and future of the energy industry.Listen to this episode to hear inspiring stories of leadership that will help you face uncertainty in your business.

Listen to this episode to hear stories about the business side of sports, the technology and innovations that are changing the profession, and the opportunities that led to the creation of the Oklahoma City Thunder.

In this episode, Dixie discusses the struggles and near-death experiences of her business, the process of finding the best possible talent for a company, and her take on work/life balance.

In this episode, Erika and Chris discuss what it takes to build a strong entrepreneurial community, StitchCrew’s partnership with the Oklahoma City Thunder, and the struggles founders often face as they work to turn their vision into a reality.

In this episode, Matt explores his engineering beginnings with the Air Force, the early days of Crafton Tull, and the adversities he’s faced as CEO.

In this episode, Kenneth discusses his journey from venture investments to WeGoLook and Goose & Gander. He also examines the strategy behind the technology that drives the gig economy.