Joe Gray is the Principal Engineer for Ashlar Architecture and Engineering and Arris Construction LLC. On top of that he owns several commercial rental properties, and is the Engineer of the City of Butler, PA. Joe has a lot of insight and perspective whe

Kevin Caparosa is the Co-Owner of Family Bowlaway, the 11th Frame, and The Back Alley. Kevin and his brother, Joe Caparosa Jr., learned the bowling, restaurant, and event industries from their father, Joe Sr., and have grown that legacy here in Butler Cou

Dorothy Calvert is the Owner and Operator of The Witchn' Kitchen. The Witchn' Kitchen is an herb, spice, and tea shop. Dorothy received her herbalist training from Trinity School of Natural Health, and continues her education independently. https://www.t

Dustin Heath is the Chief Operating Officer of Vigilant Cyber Systems.  He has a vision for business, making connections with other and developing people.  "Have a mentor, be a mentor." --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest

Tony Didonato is the President and Owner of Bar Boot Camp and President and Owner of Lucca Ristorante in Pittsburgh, PA. With over 20 years in the restaurant industry, Tony knows a thing or two about how to run a successful restaurant.

Lance Calvert is a local business owner and entrepreneur. He co-owns @BrandedinButler and has a heart for small business. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

EXTRA SPECIAL GUEST THIS WEEK! You will have to listen a few minutes in, but there is some great insight. Evan, Grant, and this guest talk about Coronavirus, Y2K, Mayan Calendars, and more. Plus we dive into the Wii Sports thing a little bit more. We jus.

This episode Grant and Evan dive deeper into the Wii. The Wii has made a huge impact on the market and yet is also often a divisive console. Evan and Grant discuss what other people on the internet had to say about Wii Sports.

In this episode, Evan and Grant continue their discussion about top video games from their childhood. This time they move to the top ten games from 2000-2009. This leads to talking about how the Wii was a really weird console that still made Nintendo a t.

This week Evan and Grant discuss the top 10 best selling video games of the 90s, how the game boy shaped the way they played games, and how parents' views o age appropriateness of videos has shifted since they were children.