Biztalk With Bill Roy

In Episode 263, Keycentrix president and CEO Luis Rodriguez talks about the company, what Wichita means to him, and how he got his professional career started. We'll hear more from Rodriguez about moving Wichita forward next week in Episode 264.

Scott Newland, new president and CEO of the Sedgwick County Zoo, joins the podcast to talk about his long career at the zoo and what's ahead.

Nancy Duling of Wichita Festivals Inc. joins Episode 261 to talk about her new role and the 2022 River Festival.

Kevin Strecker, new market leader for Ascension Via Christi in Kansas, joins the Podcast in Episode 260.

Tymber Lee of Armchair Strategies joins the podcast to talk about new Name-Image-Likeness opportunities for Wichita State University student-athletes.

Reporters Shelby Kellerman and Josh Witt join Episode 258 to talk about the Andover tornado and its business ramifications.

In Episode 257, Mike Beene of the Kansas Department of Commerce talks about workforce issues in the Sunflower State.

In Episode 256, Steve Bauer of KSGL Radio joins the podcast to talk about jazz and his weekly jazz radio show.

In Episode 255, 40 Under 40 honorees Daniel White (AGH) and Quang Nguyen (WSU Office of Diversity and Inclusion) join the podcast to talk about their careers and their involvement outside their jobs.

In Episode 254, we hear from the four 40 Under 40 Hall of Famers named by the WBJ. You'll hear from Jamie Harrison, Cindy Hoover, Ben Hutton and Rob Knapp.

In Episode 253, Madeline Shonka of Co-Immunity talks about her startup and its inaugural Wichita Inno Madness victory.

In Episode 252, Josh Howell of Visit Wichita talks about the preparation for this weekend's NCAA women's basketball regional at Intrust Bank Arena.

In Episode 251, Kaye Monk-Morgan talks about her decision to leave a 30-year career at Wichita State University for the Kansas Leadership Center.

Bill updates his ALS journey in Episode 250, and we talk with two of his American City Business Journals colleagues about his mark on the company.

In Episode 249, WBJ reporter Daniel McCoy talks about Inno Madness, the WBJ's bracket-style competition to determine the most popular Wichita startup.

In Episode 248, Heather Hobbs Steppe of the Kansas Cannibis Chamber of Commerce talks about CBD stores and their popularity, as well as the state's attempts at regulation.

In Episode 247, new WBJ data reporter Chelsea Moore introduces herself to BizTalk listeners.

In Episode 246, Elizabeth King of the WSU Foundation talks about the most recent large gift not only to WSU, but also the University of Kansas.

New WBJ reporter Josh Witt introduces himself in Episode 245.

In Episode 244, Ti'Juana Hardwell talks about Facts Not Fear ICT.