Are You Ready to Super-Size Your Small Business? The Inkandescent Group’s founder Hope Katz Gibbs moderated a panel on entrepreneurship, featuring InkandescentSpeakers.com Kristine Carlson, co-founder of the Don’t Sweat the Small Stuff series, and…more
Joel Goodman is an Emmy-winning composer who has written music for more than 100 films. His work has appeared at every major film festival in the world and collaborated with an impressive array of distinguished directors and producers including Wong Kar-wei,…more
Author Kristine Carlson is a nationally known spokesperson on women’s issues, and the co-founder of the “Don’t Sweat the Small Stuff” series with her late husband Richard Carlson. Her most recent books include “Don’t Sweat the…more
Dubbed the “queen of putting people’s lives in order” by USA Today, Julie Morgenstern is a New York Times bestselling author who has published numerous books that are reference guides featuring techniques and observations culled from her 20 years of…more
American illustrator and painter Sterling Clinton Hundley made his debut as a fine artist in 2009 with a solo art show, entitled “Emergent,” held at the Ghostprint Gallery in Richmond, VA. It featured 104 new works of art. A 1998 graduate of Virginia…more
Hello! This is Hope Gibbs, your host for the Inkandescent Entrepreneur Show. We are thrilled to be here to today with marketing master, author, and entrepreneur Guy Kawasaki. We first met Guy at the Empowered Women’s conference in Miami soon after he…more
Banana Republic founders Mel and Patricia Ziegler insist that living life on the wild side is the only way to fly. Five years after opening their exotic retail company, they’d sold it to The Gap, had opened 101 stores, and were doing $250 million in…more
Restaurants that Shine: Castagnola’s Seafood & Chophouse Since 1916 This restaurant on Fisherman’s Wharf is a seafood and chophouse that Thomas Castagnola opened in 1916 soon after he created the Dungeness Crab Cocktail for the San Francisco…more
Buddy Teaster is changing the world—one pair of shoes at time. As the CEO of Soles4Souls.org, Teaster runs the Nashville-based charity that collects shoes from the warehouses of footwear companies and the closets of people like you. The charity distributes…more
The Inkandescent Radio Network is proud to have been invited to cover the Conscious Capitalism Conference 2013 in San Francisco, April 5-6. We interviewed the leaders of the Conscious Capitalism movement, headed by chairman Raj Sisodia—a marketing professor…more
Jeff Klein is the CEO of Working for Good, a conscious marketing-and-business-development company based just over the Golden Gate Bridge in Marin County. He’s also the author of “Working for Good: Making a Difference While Making a Living,” and its…more
Roy Spence is chairman and CEO of GSD&M Idea City, a national marketing communications and advertising agency. Under Spence’s leadership and its Purpose-Based Branding™ philosophy, the agency has helped some of the world’s most successful brands…more
Tara Sheahan is rocking the world one soul at a time. It won’t take long, she believes, before everyone is a little more conscious. That’s the mission of her organization, Conscious Global Leadership, which is igniting global social harmony by…more
Laura Roberts wants to change the way the we play with the chemicals that pervade our lives. The CEO of Pantheon Enterprises, Inc., may just change the world. “Sustain better life,” is the mantra by which this avid environmentalist and elementary…more
Steve Leveen is the CEO of Levenger, which since 1987 has designed and sold high-end products geared toward reading, writing, and working with ideas. Founded in Boston with his wife, Lori Granger Leveen (pictured together, at right), Levenger started doing…more
Carrie Freeman Parsons is the vice chair for Freeman, a world-class provider of integrated services for face-to-face (F2F) marketing. Based in the company’s Dallas headquarters, Carrie has held various positions across the enterprise that her…more
Jay Coen Gilbert is the co-founder of B-Labs, a nonprofit based outside of Philadelphia that envisions a new sector of the economy, harnessing the power of private enterprise to create public benefit. It promotes legislation allowing companies to formally…more
Teju Ravilochan is unreasonable. “I want to live in a world where every human being can be the master of their own fate, unbound by the chains of poverty, oppression, or injustice,” says the CEO and co-founder of the Unreasonable Institute.…more
Shayne Hughes is CEO and Lead Culture Change Partner at Learning as Leadership, a Northern California company that is committed to helping individuals and organizations bring their deepest aspirations to fruition. “Through experience and theoretical…more
Michael Davis is the founder and president of US Pure Water Corporation, a mission-driven, privately owned, full-spectrum, water-treatment service company that has been at the forefront of water treatment technology since 1985. In this podcast interview we…more
As the CEO of Soles4Souls.org, Buddy Teaster runs the Nashville-based charity that collects shoes from the warehouses of footwear companies and the closets of people like you. The charity distributes these shoes to people in need, regardless of race,…more
All across the globe, small children spontaneously speak of previous lives, beg to be taken “home,” pine for mothers and husbands and mistresses from another life, and know things that there seems to be no normal way for them to know. For 37 years, Dr.…more
David Pendleton is an Associate Fellow at Saïd Business School and of Green Templeton College, Oxford. A Chartered Psychologist, he specializes in leadership, assessing and coaching senior executives and developing their abilities to lead change and create…more
Adrienne van Dooren has made her mark on the world of faux art. The mastermind behind the project, The House That Faux Built, which is also a book, is a former military officer who in 2005 brought the decorating world’s best faux artists to Arlington, VA to…more
What does it take to rise to the top in the government? For the inside scoop, we sat down with Reta Jo Lewis and Shoshana Grove—the leaders of Executive Women in Government (EWG). Founded in 1974, EWG includes hundreds of women executives who serve in the…more
What does it take to rise to the top ranks in government? That’s the question we asked Executive Women in Government VP Shoshana Grove. The federal executive began her career as a letter carrier for the postal service in Washington, DC, and worked her…more
“I don’t know how Adriana Trigiani goes into her family’s attic and emerges with these amazing stories, I’m just happy she does,” says bestselling author Kathryn Stockett of Trigiani’s newest release, “The…more
Sonya Gavankar is a TV personality who has been seen hosting programs on PBS, BGTV, and MHz Networks. Her broadcasting career has spanned diverse programming from international food shows to hard news. And her career began on the other side of the…more
Internationally renowned artist Clarice Smith is described by critics as enigmatic and prolific. Her portraits, florals, landscapes, and still-lifes are painted with convincing reality. For decades, collectors around the world have gobbled up her artwork…more
Kristine Carlson is the author of the moving memoir, Heartbroken Open. Written after the loss six years ago of her husband and business partner, Richard Carlson — who is known for his bestselling Don’t Sweat the Small Stuff series — the couple had a…more
