Aaron Feinberg Consulting
Trail Breaker Podcast
In this podcast, I explore what it takes to be a Trail Breaker. Through intimate conversations with people carving new paths across the landscapes of business, art and sport, we dig into how to excel at seemingly disparate endeavors. What drives people who manage to succeed multidimensionally? Is it how a person thinks? Is it based on meticulous planning and follow through? Or is there some measure of delusional optimism? More info and video episodes at AaronFeinberg.com
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Aaron Feinberg Consulting
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Feb 19, 2025
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Episodes
Episode 39: Abiel Gutierrez & Andres Santos –Making helping others “common.” 19.02.2025 43:54
My guests today are Abiel Gutierrez & Andres Santos, Co-Founders of Comun, a fintech company empowering immigrants and their families to achieve upward mobility through financial inclusion. We talked about why it’s important to help others carry the load; how a rapidly scaling business can co-exist with family, personal health, and playing drums in a band; and why you should always do the...
Episode 38: Seth Besse – The stubborn pursuit of curiosity. 13.11.2024 37:24:00
My guest today is Seth Besse, CEO of Undivided, a former junior world champion windsurfer, and a perpetual explorer of what’s around the next corner. We talked about how Undivided provides an entire support system for parents raising kids with disabilities; how dyslexia and ADHD has influenced his personal, professional, and parenting path; and why waiting until you feel qualified is a...
Episode 37: Rich Radford – Walking in the footsteps of elephants 31.01.2024 45:30:00
My guest today is Rich Radford, Guide & Program Director of Biome Africa and Principal of The Garden Route Co. He’s also a naturalist, explorer, conservationist, wildlife photographer, and surfer. We talked about how the South African bush has influenced his landscape design company and new project, Biome Africa; how to use exploration as a means to environmental education and conservatio...
Episode 36: Todd Turner – When you’re stuck as fuck. 11.10.2023
My guest today is Todd Turner, a 20-year veteran in the advertising space, creator of Wash-a-Pig, a creative training game, and Co-Founder of Up To Something. We talked about what Wash-a-Pig is and how you can support it, how everyone from creatives, to dance instructors, to leadership trainers can use it, and why your inner critic is always wrong. Learn more about Todd at: Personal Li...
Episode 35: Kelli Jones – Patching the planet 20.09.2023
My guest today is Kelli Jones, Founder and CEO of NoSo Patches, a former therapist and accountant, and a life-long eclectic adventurer. We talked about the importance of designing from a place of circularity, why sustainability is good for business, and how change happens faster when you’re having fun. Learn more about Kelli and NoSo Patches at NoSoPatches.com Connect with Kelli on Link...
Episode 34: Katie Parson – From barista to boss 26.04.2023 23:12
My guest today is Katie Parson, Regional Vice President of Sales at Renaissance Learning; lover of dance, yoga, and most things outdoors; and mother to two young girls, affectionately dubbed the Blonde Mafia. We talked about how her sales career started at age 14 in her father’s coffee shop, why it’s so important to take steps to stand out, and why the people along your path matter so much. Follow...
Episode 33: Carl Segerstrale – The path to paradise 29.03.2023
My guest today is Carl Segerstrale, co-owner & operator of Surf NSR in Nicaragua, a former teacher, and a lifetime adventurer. We talked about how he successfully achieved something so many of us dream about (which is building a life on the beach in another country) and what it takes to build a business from scratch in Nicaragua. Find out more about SurfNSR at surfnsr.com Follow Carl on Instag...
Episode 32: Kelly Halpin – The Wild Miles 15.03.2023
My guest today is Kelly Halpin, a professional mountain runner, professional illustrator, and self-proclaimed nature nerd. We talked about creative ways to get kids outside, the juxtaposition of flow & perfectionism, and why it’s important to be able to “suffer well.” Find out more about Kelly at KellyHalpin.com Follow Kelly: Facebook: facebook.com/kelly.halpin.3 Instagram: @kyehalpin Full epi...
Episode 31: Hope Meng – A break in the trail: the value of sabbaticals 30.03.2022 35:55
My guest today is Hope Meng, a Graphic Designer and Artist with a strong focus on custom lettering and typography. She’s also the creator of the Monogram Project, the TEXT/TILE Studio, and mother to two incredible humans. We talked about how she helps entrepreneurs develop timeless visual identities, the importance of personal creative projects, and her thoughts and feelings about her upcomin...
Episode 30: Brian Sloss – Take your ego out of business 23.03.2022 34:56
My guest today is Brian Sloss , Director of Product Management at HomeLight , former founder of Disclosures.io and a kelp pasta chef. We talked about how coaching has influenced his career, his evolution from Product Manager to Founder, and what it's like when your company is acquired. For more info on HomeLight visit HomeLight.com Find Brian Sloss on LinkedIn :...
Episode 29: Thomas Scaria – Financial Equity Through Tech 16.03.2022 26:10
My guest today is Thomas Scaria, co-founder of Prysm, a group ownership platform using crypto technology allowing the 99% to pool their capital in order to buy blue-chip assets anywhere in the world. We talked about what inspired Thomas to originally jump into the crypto space, how Prysm is leveling the financial playing field, and what DAO’s and NFT’s are. For more info about Prysm, visit p...
Episode 28: Dr. Diana Partovi – Neurodiversity: The way you are is exactly the way you should be. 09.03.2022 27:39
My guest today is Dr. Diana Partovi, a Clinical Neuropsychologist, Founder of California Neuropsychology Services, and an Assistant Clinical Professor at UC Berkeley. We talked about her work as a neuropsychologist, the way she takes those skills to develop trainings for companies, and a fantastic program supporting neurodiversity at work that we’re partnering on. Find out...
Episode 27: Wendy Chan – The Educated Approach 19.01.2022 29:12
My guest today is Wendy Chan, a senior business development executive at Thermo Fisher Scientific, a former X-games competitor in boarder cross, and a recent stroke survivor. We talked about the important work her company is doing to combat the pandemic, why education has always been primary for her, and why it’s important to talk to strangers. Follow Wendy on Instagram @jean_claudedam...
Happy Holidays from the Trail Breaker Podcast 22.12.2021 0:30
Happy Holidays from all of us at The Trail Breaker Podcast! Hoping you’ll have a chance to spend time with those you love and doing things that bring you the most joy. We’ll be enjoying family time, surfing, skiing, and eating too many gingerbread cookies. Wishing you and yours the very best and join us in the new year for more Trail Breaker episodes.
Episode 26: Julie Dery – Design your Life 15.12.2021 37:08
My guest today is Julie Dery, founder of Saltworks Creative and Saltworks Paper and the creative director for Outpost. She’s also on the board of Slow Food in the Tetons, a swimmer of high alpine lakes, and has an affinity for street art and pattern design. We talked about her journey into and out of entrepreneurship, keeping your ego away from your happiness, and what “freedom” really looks...
Episode 25: Jake Cohn – Leap to Fly 08.12.2021 43:48
My guest today is Jake Cohn, a professional skier, founder of The Locals Sale and SnowLocals, and a public speaker. We talked about his most recent TED Talk “Think Beyond Your Labels”, how to keep great ski gear out of landfills, and his time both delighting and traumatizing small children as the skiing melon bear. Find out more about The Locals Sale at LocalsSale.com Learn more about...
Episode 24: Sam Alba – Taking Risks to Live Your Priorities 01.12.2021 42:03
My guest today is Sam Alba, co-founder of Dagger, a modern CICD platform for Software Developers. Before starting Dagger, Sam ran the engineering team at Docker. He’s originally from France, but has been in CA since 2011. We talked about how managers are really a service to their teams, how it’s ok to leave a company and not ok to stay for the wrong reasons, and how when you start a company, every...
Episode 23: Matan-Paul Shetrit – Creating a community of A players 24.11.2021 49:12
My guest today is Matan-Paul Shetrit, Head of Product for A.Team, a company where the world's top builders team up with growing companies in order to make better products, faster. Prior to A.Team, Matan was at Brex, Flexport, Square and Stripe and when he’s not at work, you can find him climbing or enjoying the outdoors with his wife and dog. We talked about how our best work happens when we’re pa...
Episode 22: Michael Gaines – Time, Talent and Treasure 17.11.2021 44:25
My guest today is Michael Gaines, an executive coach, leadership trainer and consultant based in San Francisco, CA. We talked about why believing in people matters, the value of mentorship and why the “straight-talk express” is critical for growth. Follow Michael on Instagram @vangaines Full episodes and videos at AaronFeinberg.com or @aaronfeinbergconsulting Editing and social media support from...
Episode 21: Jamie Campbell – Head Outside to Look Inside 13.10.2021 30:50
My guest today is Jamie Campbell, founder of Catapult Adventure Vehicles, a Reno-based company creating sport and lifestyle specific vans capable of any adventure you can dream up. Catapult was born out of Jamie’s life-long love for the outdoors paired with creative skills he honed as a metal fabricator, custom furniture creator, and project manager. We talked about how regardless of age, pu...
Episode 20: Stephanie Thomas – Who Trail Breaker’s Call for Help 06.10.2021 32:25
My guest today is Stephanie Thomas, Executive Director of the Teton County Search and Rescue Foundation (TCSAR Foundation), an organization she’s been a part of for the past 15 years. Her favorite parts of the job are supporting her SAR volunteers, brainstorming “what’s next” and working with community partners. When not on Search and Rescue duty, Steph’s exploring the mountains by foot, wheel or...
Episode 19: Taylor Glenn – Making Pictures 29.09.2021 35:29
My guest today is Taylor Glenn, a people, landscape and outdoor photographer with a curiosity to explore new places and connect with new people. His work can be found in magazines like National Geographic, Outside, The Wall Street Journal, and Wired and in campaigns for companies like Subaru and Qantas. He’s also a climber, backcountry skier, hunter and father to Gracie, the “alpine panda.” We tal...
Episode 18: Ben Roth – Creating Bravely 22.09.2021
My guest today is Ben Roth, a multi-disciplinary artist working primarily with sculpture, furniture, and printmaking. He draws his inspiration from the natural world and tries to draw attention to the environments and systems that can teach us so much. He’s also an avid fisherman, trail-runner, and former restaurateur. We talked about how he found the “art world” that he could exist and thrive in,...
Episode 17: Veronica Schreibeis Smith – Designing Well 15.09.2021 30:23
My guest today is Veronica Schreibeis Smith, Founding Principal and CEO of Vera Iconica, a global pioneer in wellness architecture. She’s practiced architecture on four continents and currently works, speaks, and leads think tanks internationally on the topic. She’s also a 4th generation Wyomingite who used to guide horseback trips into the wilderness. She currently uses some of those same s...
Episode 16: Brolin Mawejje – Breaking Multiple Trails at the Same Time 08.09.2021 25:44
My guest today is Brolin Mawejje, a snowboarding Olympic hopeful representing Uganda, a sponsored rider for Burton, and a medical student pursuing his MD. He’s also passionate about history, learning to garden, and having the biggest positive impact he can have on the world. We talked about his current focus on “transitions”, how snowboarding is his vehicle for impact, and his “s...
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