From The Hart Podcast - Presented by Orange Kiwi Consulting and Crisp Imaging

Welcome to From The Hart, presented by Orange Kiwi Consulting and Crisp Imaging. This show was created, and is hosted, by Ed Hart to share stories that will inspire you. Hart interviews leaders, pastors, actors, athletes, and family business owners and gets them to tell stories that will inspire and touch his listeners. What's in YOUR heart?Enjoy!Visit www.hartleadership.com to learn more!

From The Hart Podcast - Presented by Orange Kiwi Consulting and Crisp Imaging is a business podcast hosted by A Hart Leadership Production, with 158 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

A Hart Leadership Production hosts From The Hart Podcast - Presented by Orange Kiwi Consulting and Crisp Imaging, a business show with 158 episodes published.

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  From The Hart Podcast - Presented by Orange Kiwi Consulting and Crisp Imaging

  159 Connecting People to the Extraordinary - John Guastaferro

  Aug 16, 20261h 20m

  Ed Hart sits down with John Guastaferro, the executivedirector behind Hyundai Hope on Wheels and Genesis Inspiration Foundation, to explore how wonder, leadership, and service connect across his life. John shares how a childhood spark for close-up magic grew into a broader mission to connect people to the extraordinary through speaking, music, and philanthropy. They also dig into his “one degree” philosophy, the power of concise purpose, andhow leaders can create stronger culture by making small, intentional shifts. You can reach John at https://linkdrop.bio/johng

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  Episode #158

  Ep 158 Courtney Taira: Leading with Aloha - What Every Family Can Learn from King's Hawaiian

  Jul 2, 202643 minS1

  There are companies that sell products...Then there are companies that create memories.In this inspiring episode of From the Hart, Ed Hart sits down with Courtney Taira, President of IFG Restaurant Group and third-generation leader of the iconic King's Hawaiian family of businesses.Courtney shares the remarkable story behind one of America's most beloved family brands and explains why their greatest competitive advantage isn't just their famous sweet rolls—it's their culture, their people, and their unwavering commitment to the Aloha Spirit.Together, Ed and Courtney discuss:- The incredible origin story of King's Hawaiian- Growing up in a multi-generational family business- Protecting family values while growing a national brand- The importance of culture over strategy- How servant leadership creates lasting success- Why relationships are every organization's greatest asset- Lessons learned from leading through change- Building teams that genuinely care about one another- Preserving a founder's legacy while creating your own- Why generosity and hospitality still win in businessWhether you're leading a family business, a nonprofit, or a growing company, this conversation is filled with timeless leadership lessons that remind us success is ultimately about people.Courtney's passion for serving others and preserving her family's legacy is both inspiring and practical, offering leadership wisdom every executive can apply immediately.If you're building an organization that you hope will last for generations, you won't want to miss this conversation.

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  Episode #157

  Ep 157: Bonni Pomush, Working Wardrobes - Leading After a Legend, Creating Your Own Legacy

  Jun 5, 20261h 8mS1

  Everyone thinks about leadership, but what about legacy? How do you honor the past while forging your own path? In a world where leaders come and go, the hardest part of succession is not just replacing a legend but also preserving their legacy. Bonni Pomush, CEO of Working Wardrobes, shares her journey from a supportive role to leading this impactful organization. She understands that it's not about rewriting history but building upon a solid foundation laid by her predecessor. With a mission to serve the community, Bonni emphasizes the importance of connection, growth, and honoring those who came before us. As we navigate our paths, let's remember: we stand on the shoulders of giants. What’s your experience with leadership transitions? #Leadership #Legacy #WorkingWardrobes #Mentorship #CommunitySupport

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  Episode #156

  156 Devi Sahny - Reimaging Education for Future Generations

  Feb 27, 20261h 9mS1

  What if the future of education isn’t broken — just waiting to be reimagined?In Episode 156 of From the Hart, Ed Hart sits down with visionary entrepreneur Devi Sahny, a trailblazer who built two global multimillion-dollar companies before the age of 30 — all while reshaping how the next generation learns, grows, and leads.This is more than a conversation about business success. It’s a masterclass in courage, conviction, and creating impact at scale.Devi shares:How she identified massive gaps in the education system — and turned them into global opportunitiesThe mindset required to build and scale companies before 30The leadership lessons no classroom teachesWhy the future belongs to bold, mission-driven innovatorsHow education must evolve to prepare students for a rapidly changing worldIf you’re an entrepreneur, educator, investor, parent, or leader who believes the next generation deserves better — this episode will challenge how you think about growth, purpose, and possibility.Devi’s story is proof that age is not a prerequisite for impact — and that reimagining broken systems starts with one bold decision.🎧 Tune in and discover what’s possible when vision meets execution!

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  Episode #155

  155 Stacey Chartier Grable - The Nature Connection: Why Conservation Starts with Community

  Jan 7, 202655 minS1

  What makes someone dedicate their life to protecting the natural world—and what does it really take to keep a conservation nonprofit alive? In Episode 156 of From the Hart Podcast, Ed Hart sits down with Stacey Chartier-Grable, founder and executive director of OC Habitats, to uncover the “why” behind her mission. Stacey shares the winding path that led her into conservation, the realities nonprofits face behind the scenes, and why education and community engagement are the true engines of environmental protection. From habitat restoration to youth mentorship, Stacey explains how meaningful change happens when people connect with nature—and when communities take ownership of the land and ecosystems around them. This conversation is both inspiring and practical, ending with simple steps you can take right now to get involved and protect what we still have. You can learn more at www.ochabitats.org

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