Lucas joins Parker and Jacob as they discuss being months deep into quarantine and what their personal lives look like and feel like as well as what it’s like at Stoked.

Megan joins Jacob and Parker for another lively discussion of life during quarantine!

Anna, Parker, and Jacob discuss the new normal.

In order to look forward to new stories and conversations in 2020, we first wanted to see what stood out from the shows we produced in 2019. Check out this highlight reel of the best moments of the last twelve months.

Parker & Jacob sit down with Eller Mallchock, the Managing Director at Jumpstart Foundry, a seed stage healthcare innovation fund. Eller talks about breaking into VC work, finding meaning in work and of course, fly fishing.

In this episode, Parker talks about the importance of taking time off and getting out of the office as a means of doing better work when we are in the office. Recorded in the Swiss Alps, this is short and sweet.

Parker and Jacob take a deep dive with one of Nashville’s most iconic entrepreneurs of the last twenty years, discussing balance, long-term health and burnout, as well as unseen privilege.

What do a cook, a wrestler and a filmmaker have in common? Let's find out as Parker & Jacob discuss the unlikely thread between Anthony Bourdain, The Rock and Casey Neistat.

Parker & Jacob continue to examine the intersection of business & counter culture by taking a close look at the life and ethics of Patagonia founder Yvon Chouinard.

We sit down with NYC-based designer, technologist and entrepreneur James Ellis to discuss his wild professional origin story & the early days of digital design.

Dive in with Parker and this month's producer / co-host Baxter Williams as they discover what it's like to collaborate with one another while interviewing this month's guests about...collaboration! Featuring Banning Bouldin from New Dialect, Drew Sloss and Lance Brock from CLIMB and Andrea Berhends, a freelance photographer.

We're all guilty of going through the motions. We go to work every day and often forget to ask ourselves why we do what we do. On this episode, we talked with 7 people about their jobs, how they got into it, why, and most importantly...why they continue.

Sometimes the things that shape us as adults come from some of the most unlikely parts of our past. On this episode, Parker, Jacob & guest Kate Parrish discuss punk rock, youthful indiscretions and learning from darkness.

We all have strengths and weaknesses. However, figuring out what yours are and spending the most time doubling down on your strengths could be the difference in becoming great, at anything really.

On this episode we sit down with Tyler Mahan Coe, the host of the extremely popular podcast Cocaine & Rhinestones and talk about building an audience, how he launched the show and what’s next.

On this episode Parker & Jacob get a little personal about moments in their lives where everything seemed to go wrong, only to reveal a way forward. Also discussed are Stephen King, Fight Club, Larry Brown and Buddha.

Often, it’s the stories in our lives that shape and define how we see ourselves. In our first story show, we tell and hear a few we hope stick with you. Thanks to our guests Erin Rufledt and Jessica Smith!

If you're someone who needs creativity and inspiration to work, to make something worthwhile, day in and day out, what do you do when you find yourself stuck?

What does it take to lead a publicly traded company with over 100,000 thousands employees world wide? We sat down with Hyatt Hotel Corporation CEO Mark Hoplamazian and dug into his leadership style, how Hyatt's global culture works and the power of empathy.