Celebrating Craft

In this inspiring episode, Pete Roberts shares the origin story of Origin USA, the American-made brand that's redefining what it means to manufacture domestically. From humble beginnings in a basement to a vertically integrated facility in Maine, Pete talks about the passion, perseverance, and purpose behind building a brand that supports American workers, revives local economies, and honors craftsmanship. He dives into the early challenges, pivotal partnerships (including with Jocko Willink), and how Origin is fueling a movement that's more than just apparel—it's about legacy.

In this episode, we sit down with John, the visionary founder behind Hats by Bru, a fashion brand that fuses country western heritage with bold, modern design. Bru shares how personal identity, cultural pride, and creativity shape every hat he crafts. From humble beginnings to building a purpose-driven brand, Bru talks about the challenges, inspirations, and meaningful connections he's made through his work—proving that his hats are more than accessories; they’re statements of self-expression and cultural celebration.

In this powerful episode, we sit down with Jen Dean — a celebrated Maine-based photographer and transformational guide — whose work transcends the lens. Known for her intimate and empowering boudoir photography, Jen opens up about how she uses her camera as a tool for helping women reconnect with their deepest selves. But her magic doesn’t stop there. Jen is also a practitioner of what she calls "dark alchemy" — a soulful journey through personal shadows that leads to healing, authenticity, and radical self-love.