Meat & Potatoes Podcast

In this episode of Meat and Potatoes, Garrett Clark and Jake Wood discuss Groundswell's startup journey, what Groundswell offers, and why Groundswell was founded. Jake Wood is the founder and CEO of Groundswell, a software company that enables companies to make philanthropy an employee benefit. Groundswell launched in

In this episode of Meat and Potatoes, Host Garrett Clark sits down with Dusty Heyrend, Magnum's Customer Support Specialist, to talk about Salt Lake City based electric bicycle company, Magnum. In their conversation, they talk about the key differences between riding a normal bicycle and an E-bike.   One

Host Garrett Clark sits down with Clint Curtis, Co-founder and CEO of Zapmoto, a DoorDash-like service company where instead of food, customers order cars straight from the dealership. In their discussion, Clint Curtis talks about how Zapmoto was founded and how Zapmoto found the path to success. Clint got the

In this episode of Meat and Potatoes, host Garrett Clark sits down with Shawn Goff, Salt Lake City Office Managing Partner at EY, and Derrick Porter, CEO of Beauty Industry Group, to discuss EY's upcoming Entrepreneur of the Year award. They discuss the criteria for entrepreneurs to apply

What first impression is your company giving? In this episode of Meat and Potatoes, Garrett Clark (host) and Peter Stevenson (partner at modern8) talk about the importance of branding and marketing. modern8 is a Salt-Lake-based organization that consults with companies on how to make strategic branding decisions, ultimately helping them

Sumner Douglas, Founder and CEO of Stack Homes, on building steel frame, modular homes designed for modern, minimalist living, sustainability, the evolution and disruption of the housing industry, transparency in pricing, and the process of planning, manufacturing, and installing a Stack home.

Aniza Brown of Catalyst Campus on innovation, collaboration, and modernization initiatives to support the DoD. The conversation covers accelerator cohorts, how to identify the underlying capability in each product, and pushing the boundaries of innovation outside of the DoD.

Garrett Clark talks to Cory Cozzen and Chad Staheli from Philo Ventures about the three arms of their Utah-based Venture Studio: Philo Studio (0-1 startups), Philo Development (real estate and early stage land development), and Philo Fund (traditional VC).