In Montana, the people aren't just friendly; they're the heartbeat of the land. Tom Opre, award-winning filmmaker and founder of the Shepherds of Wildlife Society, has spent decades traveling the globe, but it's the genuine, down-to-earth nature of Montanans that truly stands out to him. Whether ...

According to Britt Harris, every organization has 3 types of people: the fully engaged who drive the mission forward, the somewhat engaged who do just enough to get by, and the ‘terrorists’ - the ones actively working against the mission.

In this clip, Britt explains how to identify each type, w...

You’re smart, but being engaged is what makes you unstoppable.

In his Titans of Investing program, Britt Harris teaches that brilliance alone isn’t enough. Real edge comes from curiosity, character, and community - and going “from success to significance” by investing in people and wisdom, not j...

Success is temporary. Significance is eternal.

Britt Harris didn’t just rise to the top of finance - he redefined what the top even means. With faith at the center and culture driving the mission, he’s mentored over 800 future leaders, built a legacy rooted in service, and reminded us that your ...

In Texas, weddings aren’t just about the couple - they’re about the community.
In Shiner, when two people get married, the whole town shows up. Former brewmaster Jimmy Mauric shares wild, hilarious stories of what those weddings are really like - where ice-cold Shiner flows like water, family an...

In the late 1980s, Shiner’s production had dropped to under 40,000 barrels, and the business was struggling financially. Under Jimmy’s leadership, beginning in 2005, the brewery rebounded - and production skyrocketed, climbing into the hundreds of thousands of barrels per year! Watch the FULL pod...

Jimmy Mauric walked through the brewery doors at age 17 - washing bottles - in his hometown of Shiner, Texas. Decades later, he rose to become only the sixth brewmaster in Spoetzl Brewery’s storied 100+ year history, ultimately serving for 46 years before retiring! Listen to the story about how h...

In this episode, Amaryllis Gryllaki and Tarek dive deep into the world of global trading challenges — from the return of tariff talks to the ripple effects of contango, market volatility, and rising price uncertainty. With Trump-era tariffs possibly back on the table, they break down how these un...

Amaryllis Gryllaki shares her recent experience navigating trading challenges in the bullion banking space. From spot price movements to hedging complications and internal operations, she breaks down how these situations unfold in real-time and what it takes to manage risk in fast-moving markets.

Social media has changed everything — especially for this generation of athletes. Every move on the court can be clipped, judged, praised, or dragged in seconds. In this episode, Gonzaga hoopers Jalen Warley and Braeden Smith get real about the pressure of being online 24/7, growing up in the spo...

Everyone’s got an opinion on NIL… but what do the athletes actually think? Gonzaga basketball players Braeden Smith and Jalen Warley share their real thoughts on how NIL has impacted their sport, their lives, and their future. From supporting family to building a brand and giving back to the comm...

Braeden and Jalen didn’t hold back in this episode — they get real about what it’s like to play basketball at Gonzaga, the culture behind the scenes, and why the team feels more like a family than just a program. If you’ve ever wondered what makes GU such a powerhouse year after year, this is it....

If you're 18–22 and thinking about banking, commodity sales, or any big corporate career — this is the advice you need to hear. Amaryllis Gryllaki, a Director in Commodity Sales at Wells Fargo, shares the real keys to getting in the door: finding mentors, taking risks, learning from your peers, a...

Ed Blight’s journey from a naval town kid to leading the London Bullion Market Association is all about adaptability and grit. After 31 years in the British Army mastering logistics, he shifted to managing precious metals operations before stepping into his CFO role at the LBMA. His story shows h...

What makes a gold bar actually legitimate? In this episode, Ed Blight breaks down how metal credibility is determined in the global market — and why it’s not as simple as “gold is gold.” He walks us through how geopolitical sanctions (like those against Russia) can suddenly turn a $30,000 bar int...

Banks and bullion dealers rely on LBMA Good Delivery bars because they represent consistency, credibility, and trust. These bars meet strict global standards set by the London Bullion Market Association, ensuring quality, authenticity, and market acceptance.

As CFO Ed Blight shares on Y’all Stre...

The precious metals market is tight-knit and trust is everything. Mark Yaxley shares the uphill battle of launching a depository in the Cayman Islands — and why credibility and liquidity were the real gold he had to secure.

What do you do when a customer randomly calls and asks if you want to run a vault in the Cayman Islands? If you're Mark Yaxley, you take the flight, change your life, and help build one of the most trusted offshore precious metals storage companies in the world — all starting from a napkin sketch...

No plan, no clue — just a gut feeling. Mark Yaxley shares how a ‘we’ll figure it out’ moment led to launching a wildly successful precious metals business with a vault in the Cayman Islands. Sometimes bold beats perfect.

Tarek was living in Paraguay, trying to make ends meet by building small websites here and there—just enough to scrape by. But eventually, the work dried up, the money ran out, and he hit a breaking point. With nothing left to fall back on, he had to face the hard reality and figure out what was ...

is more than just a country music artist; he's a storyteller who crafts songs from his own life experiences. In this video, Aaron delves into the profound impact of songwriting on his career and the country music industry. He shares how writing from the heart has allowed him to connect with audie...

Tarek’s story almost ended before it even began. On Season 5 of NBC’s The Apprentice, he nearly got fired in the very first episode — a close call that could’ve sent him home before America even knew his name...

Instead, he stuck it out and went on to become a finalist, known for his sharp busin...

At a young age, Tarek found himself halfway across the world—traveling in Japan on business for Texas Instruments. For a young professional, it was a life-changing opportunity that shaped the way he thinks, works, and leads.

That experience, along with the hustle he put in during those early yea...

Tom Power dives into the innovative technologies he's bringing into his industry—from automation tools to streamlined operations—and how these advancements are transforming the way his company does business. But beyond the tech, Tom opens up in the closing moments of the episode about something e...