Welcome to the final episode of Good People, Cool Things. Thank you for a wonderful ride these past 4+ years.

Rachel Hanson talks about her latest venture, Sound Sorceresses, one of her favorite stories from the publication, and her foray into public office.

I switch from my typical spot as interviewer and am now the guest on this episode from More Than Work. Learn about cool side hustles, silly shirts, and fun email sign-offs.

We’ve got a special guest episode from The Integrated Schools Podcast featuring the EPIC Theatre Ensemble.

Do you like sports but think there are plenty of dumb elements to them? This is your kind of episode!

Aaron Smith shares how he went from jail to running a media empire offering second chances to formerly incarcerated people.

John Copenhaver shares his planning process for mystery books, his top marketing tips, and how to be a valued part of the writing community.

GeekPack founder Julia Taylor drops knowledge on coding, travel, and starting a business.

Joe McNally discusses his award-winning photography career, his most memorable failures, and his favorite desserts.

LMGPR founder Donna Loughlin discusses the power of storytelling, dives into her background in journalism, and shares some of her favorite AI use cases.

Sam George dives into our communication habits and preferences and how we can better interact with each other in digital settings.

Jenny Powers of Blue Avenue Music drops all the knowledge on how musicians can start earning more and see success.

Dr. Pamela Gurley shares her journey of going from a self-proclaimed "military brat" to a writer with dozens of books out in the world.

Ever wanted to write a book? This episode is a crash course in that, featuring Allyson Chapa, author of The Marching Ant.

Madeleine Cheyette and Catherine Wang dish on Dished, a podcast featuring all kinds of cool restaurants and the people behind them.

Amanda Brinkman and Baron Davis share a sneak peek into the new season of Small Business Revolution, plus advice for small biz owners and top NBA moments.

Jeeyoon Kim has been playing piano for about 90% of her life. She offers a look into all she’s learned.

Musicians, authors, and models share some of the spookiest stories from their careers.

Author Kelsey Chittick shares how she's used comedy to overcome grief throughout her life.

Author, historian, and all-around cool guy Marc Hartzman talks tall people, ghosts, and some of the other weird moments in the world's history.