Dynasty Podcasts: Chicagoverse

Local Style Chips​ Founder Laura Gardner ​guests on Dynasty Podcasts to detail the origins of her Chicago-centric venture. Gardner​ speaks on the DIY approach behind Local Style Chips​, including visiting local businesses in person to pitch the snack line.​ She also reveals the process behind developing Chicago-centric

Jaime Black visits Crying Tiger in River North to share a meal with Chef Thai Dang. Chef Dang delves into the culinary, cultural, and familial inspirations behind the Crying Tiger menu, with he and Black sampling Crying Tiger's prawn toast, crispy h.k. pork belly, green papaya som tum salad, and hamachi crudo. (PIcture

Landon Campbell, Investor & Chicago GM at Drive Capital, returns to Dynasty Podcasts two years after his first visit. Campbell speaks on his Landon's Loop newsletter, which covers the city’s tech industries and developments, and shares his objectives for that venture. The GM also details how his Bullish On Chicago dire

Brad Henderson, Chief Executive Officer at P33, checks into Dynasty Podcasts to talk about the present and future of Chicago tech. Henderson speaks on the work being done to reach Chicago’s full potential in the tech space, and what comes with that goal, including increased opportunities for residents on the city’s Sou

Steve Reidell, creative renaissance man (Art Director, Graphic Designer, Music Composer), and longtime friend of Dynasty Podcasts, checks in to speak on adaptability, diversity, and longevity in his creative industry career. Reidell delves into The Hood Internet's appearance on The Simpsons' "The Flandshees of Innersim

Dynasty Podcasts visits Chicago production house Breakfast for Dinner to interview Co-Founders Jonathon Spagat, Evan Sheehan, and Alex Wallbaum. The three creatives delve into the production services of Breakfast for Dinner and speak on the present offerings of and future ambitions for Breakfast Studios. Spagat, Sheeha