Go Rogue Podcast
In a world driven by data, efficiency, and bottom lines, how do we keep humanity at the heart of business? Welcome to The Rogue Show, where hosts Robin Walters and Brad O’Hara sit down with small business owners, leaders, and fascinating thinkers to explore the art of making business more human. From leadership and hiring to tough decisions like firing and sustainable growth, we dig into the stories and strategies that prioritize people over processes. Whether you’re a leader, entrepreneur, or just passionate about building better workplaces, this podcast is your guide to leading with heart without losing your edge. Join us as we uncover how today’s most compelling business minds are keeping the human spirit alive in the professional world.
Episodes
In this episode of The Go Rogue Podcast, Robin Walters and Brad O'Hara sit down with Nathan Henson to talk about what it really takes to lead teams well, keep culture healthy, and build a business that supports life — not the other way around. Nathan shares his journey with the EOS framework, the “EOS Life” principles, and practical strategies for managing across generations, delegating effectively, and fostering honest, high-trust...
n this episode of the Go Rogue Podcast, we sit down with Emily Harden—community builder, nonprofit leader, and Techlahoma’s executive director—to explore what it really means to build spaces where people feel like they belong.
From a chance conversation at a “Learn to Code” event to shaping one of Oklahoma’s most inclusive tech communities, Emily’s story is both inspiring and deeply practical. We talk about burnout, barriers to ent...
In this episode of the Go Rogue Podcast, we sit down with Jason Whitehorn, a seasoned technology leader and AI strategist, for a refreshingly honest conversation about how to approach artificial intelligence with both curiosity and caution.
Together, we explore:
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Why AI isn’t a magic bullet—or a monster
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How leaders can empower their teams to experiment without fear
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The real reason AI should make business more human, not le...
When Leadership Meets Loss with Dr. Dunlap
In this powerful episode of the Go Rogue Podcast, we sit down with Dr. Elizabeth Dunlap to explore what happens when leadership collides with real-life challenges.
Dr. Dunlap shares her raw and inspiring journey through building, losing, and rebuilding her identity as a business owner and leader. From navigating the emotional weight of owning a practice to facing the heartbreak of closing ...
In our debut episode of the Go Rogue Podcast, we sit down with Eric Marshall, the founder of Marshall Brewing Company in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Eric shares his incredible journey from studying international business and German brewing techniques to launching one of Tulsa’s first craft breweries.
We dive into the challenges of navigating Oklahoma’s restrictive alcohol laws, how he built a community-focused brewery, and the spirit of colla...
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