David Stark Collective

In this episode, David sits down with Todd Olson, CEO of NACS, Inc., to talk about what it’s like to be in the business of robotics and the implications to the future of business.

Are robots coming for our jobs? In this episode, David and Justin discuss why now would be a good time to panic. Just kidding. But maybe. They chat about the near term and future effects that robotics has on the economy – and the job market.

In this episode David and Justin introduce the topic of robotics and the implications to business. You’ll learn what the general landscape of robotics is today, become thankful for the dirty jobs many robots do for us, and five categories where robotics are impacting business today.

In this episode, David takes a moment to pay attention to current events in business and how God is working in this day and age.

In this episode, David and Justin recap the last several shows on artificial intelligence.

The world of Artificial Intelligence is moving fast. And no one knows this more than Loup Ventures, a VC firm focused solely on surfing the next wave of transformative AI. In this episode, David and Justin talk with Gene Munster and Andrew Murphy about what AI is and what impact it will have on business in the next decade.

In this episode, David brings back a perennial guest, Doug Berg, the CEO of MyAlerts, to discuss the impact AI is having on business in general and ecommerce specifically.

The future of work with artificial intelligence is largely unknown. To some it’s scary, to others it’s exciting. In this episode, David and Justin lay out some tips on how to approach a working future with AI at our side.

You can’t swing a dead cat without hitting someone talking about Artificial Intelligence these days. Because of that, David and Justin start out a new series called “What is that?” focused on AI. In this episode, they lay the ground work about what AI is as well as some pragmatic examples in our everyday lives.

In this episode, David introduces a new series entitled “What is that?”. This series will tackle popular and often understood topics, starting with Artificial Intelligence.

In this episode, David and Justin sit down with Good Grocer Founder, Kurt Vickman. Topics range from what it’s like running a 100% volunteer-run organization, to making the leap from pastor to social-entrepreneur, to why faith is really a verb and not a noun.

In this episode, David and Justin sit down with entrepreneur and social activist, Ward Brehm. They discuss the “acquiring myth” and how it can easily lead business leaders astray. They also talk business and life lessons Ward has learned in his career as well as the contents of his upcoming book, Bigger than Me.

In this episode, David and Justin discuss the timely and important topic of “unity”. They go through five dimensions rooted in faith and relevant to business as well as everyday life.

In this episode, David and Justin sit down to chat with Joe Baer, Regional VP for AVI Systems. They discuss the changing use of environments and technology in an interconnected world.

In this episode, David talks about his upcoming book, Flatwork and the motivation from an “interconnected world” behind it.

In this episode, David and Justin chat with Greg Hoyt, CEO of Dogwood Coffee and Rustica Bakery. They discuss entrepreneurship, growth, and leading with purpose.

In this episode, David and Justin talk with Treehouse Youth CEO, Tim Clark, about the differences and similarities between non-profit and for-profit businesses, the importance of setting a vision, and the impact of interconnectedness on their business.

In this episode, David and Justin sit down with Todd Sipe, CEO of Thrivent Federal Credit Union. They discuss topics ranging from purpose in the workplace, the impact of interconnectedness, the evolution of banking in the last 20 years, and more.

In this episode, David and Justin sit down with Mark Peterson, CEO of MA Peterson Design Build. They discuss growth and business life stages as well as the trials that come along the way.

In this episode, David and Justin welcome Jonathan Keller, CEO of Life Floor. They discuss the importance of purpose in growing a business and attracting quality talent as well as the ups and downs early-stage companies experience in this rapidly changing world.