Give A Sit

Give a Sit PodcastWelcome to the "Give a Sit" Podcast, where we dive deep into the world of business, life, and ergonomics—all while enjoying the serenity of lake life and the thrill of surfing. Join us as we explore the latest trends, tips, and insights with industry experts and enthusiasts who share a passion for making workspaces healthier and more productive. Whether you're a business owner, an employee, or just someone looking to improve your daily habits, this podcast is for you. Tune in for engaging conversations, practical advice, and a splash of adventure!

Give A Sit is a business podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 58 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.

Unknown Host hosts Give A Sit, a business show with 58 episodes published.

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  Episode #4

  The Weight of Providing: Family, Fatherhood and the Moments That Shaped Mike Kunzler

  Aug 11, 202648 minS9

  In this episode of Give a Sit , Wes sits down with Mike Kunzler of Orizon Wealth Management for an honest and emotional conversation about family, business, leadership, and the experiences that shaped the man he is today. Mike reflects on growing up in Idaho and watching his family work for everything they had. When his family lost one of their dairy farms, the experience left a lasting impact on him and helped shape the way he views hard work, uncertainty, responsibility, and success. He also opens up about his relationship with his wife and the gratitude he feels for the way she supports him, challenges him, and holds him accountable. Her willingness to push him to become better has played an important role in both his personal life and his journey as a business owner. As the owner of Orizon Wealth Management, Mike is deeply committed to helping his employees grow, improve, and become successful in their own lives. He shares why leadership is not simply about building a company. It is about giving people the tools, support, and opportunities they need to reach their full potential. The conversation also turns to fatherhood as Mike reflects on raising his children, the attention they needed, and the moments when he realized he was not always able to give them as much of himself as he wanted. Those lessons have changed the way he thinks about presence, priorities, and the kind of legacy he hopes to leave behind. This episode truly hits all the feels. Mike allows himself to be vulnerable and becomes emotional throughout the conversation as he shares the highs, losses, regrets, relationships, and lessons that have defined his journey. It is a powerful reminder that success is not only measured by what we build, but by how we care for our families, lead our teams, learn from our mistakes, and help the people around us become better.

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  Episode #3

  Building 20 Years of Hybrid Pest Control Through Relationships, Not Pressure with Chase Leibfritz

  Jul 31, 202642 minS9

  Chase, owner of Hybrid Pest Control, joins Wes to share how a pact with his buddies brought him to Utah for a life of skiing and eventually led him to build a business that has served the community for nearly 20 years. He talks about meeting his wife on the mountain, trading his obsession with cold winter days for warm weather and kiteboarding on the lake, and how his adventurous personality has shaped both his life and leadership. Chase also explains what separates Hybrid Pest Control from companies focused solely on getting a signature. Instead of relying on pressure-driven sales tactics, he believes in listening to customers, understanding their needs, and building long-term relationships through honest service. After two decades in business, Chase feels incredibly blessed to continue growing a company filled with employees who care about the customers and the quality of their work just as much as he does.

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  Episode #2

  The Truth About Water with Trent “Aquaman” Spafford, Give A Sit Podcast on The Surf Boat

  Jul 23, 202643 minS9

  What is really in our water, and how much is it affecting our health, communities, and future? In this episode of Give A Sit, Wes sits down with Trent Spafford, founder of Enevive and known by many as “Aquaman,” for a conversation about entrepreneurship, sales, water quality, education, and creating meaningful change. Trent’s story starts long before Enevive. He learned the foundations of sales at a young age by watching his mom, and at just 15 years old, he was given an opportunity to work in door-to-door sales. Even then, Trent believed he could improve the process, grow the opportunity, and take it further. That early confidence, work ethic, and ability to see a bigger vision helped shape the entrepreneur he would become. We talk about how Trent eventually started Enevive and why he became so passionate about water. He shares the consequences of poor water quality in the United States and around the world, how contaminated or misunderstood water can impact our health and daily lives, and why so many people do not fully understand what they are drinking. Trent also explains how Enevive is working to fight these problems through water education, research, treatment solutions, and charitable efforts. His mission goes far beyond building a successful company. He wants to help families understand their water, bring attention to a growing global issue, and use his knowledge and resources to make a real difference. This episode is about starting young, trusting your instincts, building something with purpose, and using business as a vehicle to serve others.If you care about entrepreneurship, water quality, health, leadership, sales, or making a greater impact through your work, this is a conversation you will not want to miss. Subscribe to Give A Sit for more real, raw, and relevant conversations with business owners, leaders, creators, and entrepreneurs.

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  Episode #1

  Healing the Past, Choosing Presence, and Creating Moments That Matter | Felicia Marie’s Story

  Jul 17, 202642 minS9

  In this episode of Give A Sit, we sit down with Felicia Marie for a powerful and deeply personal conversation about trauma, healing, presence, and purpose. Felicia opens up about the difficult experiences she faced during childhood and the ways that unresolved trauma followed her into adulthood. Over time, she began finding tools that helped her process, heal, and better understand herself. Today, she uses hypnotherapy, Reiki, and her own lived experience to help others, especially men, reconnect with themselves and become more present at home, in their relationships, and in their work. One of the most emotional parts of the conversation centers around Felicia’s relationship with her children. She shares how nearly losing her daughter to suicide became a wake-up call that changed the way she viewed time, connection, and what it truly means to be present with the people you love. We also explore the idea that, in the final moments of life, seven seconds of memories may flash before your eyes. Felicia challenges us to consider which moments we are creating now and whether they are the ones we would want to relive. Recorded out on the boat alongside three other guests, this episode also captures what makes Give A Sit unique. Each guest gets the opportunity to listen to the others’ stories, offer encouragement, share advice, and build genuine connections beyond the microphone. This conversation is a reminder that healing is possible, presence is powerful, and the moments we create with the people around us matter more than we often realize.

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  Episode #10

  His Wife Told Him to Go All In — So He Did | Bailey of GRAB Gear

  Jun 26, 202647 minS7

  In this episode of Give a Sit, Wes sits down with Bailey, co-founder of Grab Bags / GRAB Gear, a company he started with his brother. Bailey shares the story behind building the brand, what it’s like working alongside family, and how a practical idea turned into a business built around preparedness, confidence, and everyday carry.But Bailey’s story goes much deeper than business. He talks about growing up in a family rooted in civil service, with his dad working at the prison and his siblings following that same path as police officers, paramedics, and nurses. That foundation of service, sacrifice, and showing up for others shaped the way Bailey sees work, family, and responsibility.Bailey also opens up about the season when he was working two jobs while trying to build Grab Bags. One day, his wife told him to stop splitting his focus, trust himself, and give the business everything he had. That leap of faith changed everything.In one of the most personal parts of the conversation, Bailey shares the struggles he and his wife have faced on their journey to becoming parents, and the joy of expecting their first child through surrogacy.This episode is about entrepreneurship, family legacy, marriage, trust, resilience, and what can happen when the people closest to you believe in you before you fully believe in yourself.

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