This episode of the Spread The Positive Podcast features an incredibly inspiring conversation with Dustin Reinmann, Co-Founder and CEO of Kalos Dwellings

Dustin shares his powerful journey through entrepreneurship, faith, leadership, and building a company centered around purpose and impact. What started as a vision for creating unforgettable vacation experiences has grown into something much bigger through the mission and ministry behind Kalos.

One of the most inspiring parts of this episode is hearing how Kalos supports foster families by providing opportunities for rest, healing, and much-needed getaways at their incredible properties. In some situations, these stays have even helped families escape incredibly difficult circumstances and experience hope, peace, and restoration.

This conversation dives deep into:

• Dustin's entrepreneurial journey
• The story behind Kalos Dwellings
• Faith-driven leadership and business
• Supporting foster families through ministry
• Creating experiences that truly impact people
• Building a company culture around service and purpose
• The power of generosity and intentional living

Huge shoutout to Dustin Reinmann and the entire Kalos team for all the incredible work they are doing for property owners, guests, foster families, and communities everywhere.

Learn more about Kalos Dwellings:
https://kalosdwellings.com

Connect with Dustin Reinmann:
Dustin Reinmann on LinkedIn

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In this episode of the Spread The Positive Podcast, Trent sits down with Rick Heagarty for an inspiring conversation about entrepreneurship, leadership, and building businesses that solve real problems. Rick shares his journey, the lessons he has learned along the way, and how faith, purpose, and persistence have shaped the way he leads and serves.

Rick is connected to 615 Design Group, a Middle Tennessee company focused on land development and engineering solutions for projects across residential, commercial, industrial, civic, and mixed-use markets.

His broader entrepreneurial story also includes Land IQ, a Middle Tennessee surveying company built around precision, mapping, and construction support, and Southern Closets, a Smyrna-based custom closet and home organization company that designs and installs storage solutions for homes across the region.

What you'll hear in this episode:

• Rick's story of building successful companies and following God's path.
• How 615 Design Group helps clients navigate land development and engineering.
• How Land IQ supports surveying and mapping projects with a precision-first approach.
• How Southern Closets helps homeowners create custom storage and organization solutions.
• A powerful conversation about purpose, business, and making an impact.

Learn more:

• 615designgroup.com
• golandiq.com
• southernclosetstn.com

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In this episode of the Spread The Positive Podcast, Trent sits down with Max Foster, founder of Foster Entertainment, for a wild and inspiring conversation about music, entrepreneurship, and building unforgettable live experiences in Nashville.

Max shares how a childhood love for guitar turned into a career path rooted in music business, artist management, and live event production. From growing up in Austin and falling in love with rock music, to studying music business at Belmont and navigating the chaos of the live music world, Max explains how he found his lane by helping artists, venues, and event planners create better shows.

What you'll hear in this episode:

• Max's journey from young guitarist to music business professional
• Why he shifted from wanting to manage artists to building custom live music experiences
• How Foster Entertainment helps venues, private events, and artists with live show production
• The importance of live music opportunities for emerging artists
• Stories from the early days of throwing shows, building a roster, and learning through real-world event chaos
• Why the live music scene is still one of the most important parts of the industry

Max also shares hilarious and eye-opening stories from the trenches of event planning — from surprise crowds to missing production pieces to the unpredictable energy that comes with live entertainment. It's a great look at what it really takes to build a business in the music space and why flexibility, creativity, and calm under pressure matter so much.

Be sure to follow Max Foster and Foster Entertainment for more on live music, booking, and event experiences.
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