Huntington's Glen Zehr speaks with Carlie Irsay-Gordon, Vice Chair of the Indianapolis Colts, about how the team adapted to keep the football team and fans safe during the 2020 season, and how they prepared for the 2021 season. Disclosure: The information provided in this document is intended solely for general informational purposes and is provide…

Huntington's Glen Zehr speaks with Jane Grote Abell, Chairwoman of the Board of Directors of Donatos Pizza, about her leadership style, changes the company made because of the pandemic, and her vision for the future. Disclosure: The information provided in this document is intended solely for general informational purposes and is provided with the …

Huntington's Glen Zehr speaks with Doug Ulman, Chief Executive Officer, and Joe Apgar, President of Pelotonia about how the cancer fundraiser and bike ride pivoted and innovated through the COVID-19 pandemic. This is part two of two episodes with Doug and Joe. Disclosure: The information provided in this document is intended solely for general info…

Huntington's Glen Zehr speaks with Doug Ulman, Chief Executive Officer, and Joe Apgar, President of Pelotonia about how the cancer fundraiser and bike ride pivoted and innovated through the COVID-19 pandemic. This is part one of two episodes with Doug and Joe. Disclosure: The information provided in this document is intended solely for general info…

Huntington's Glen Zehr speaks with Manoj Bhargava, founder of 5-Hour ENERGY®. We all know and love the energy shot and to hear the origin story as well as how Manoj leads his team to innovate to solve major global issues is nothing short of inspiring. Disclosure: The information provided in this document is intended solely for general informational…

Huntington's Glen Zehr speaks with Trina Bediako, Chief Executive Officer of Cleveland-based New Horizons Baking Co. Trina and Glen talk about decision making during a crisis, her path to leadership, and innovation in the baking industry. “You don’t have to be the smartest person in the room; you just have to know what questions to ask," Trina said…

Yes. It’s a few weeks before Christmas, the eggnog is fresh out and as much as we want more, there ain’t none on the shelves to be had. It’s making us feel…Grumpy? Grouchy? No. Grinchy. Join Andre Smith and Doug Abel as we discuss all 3 iterations of the Grinch, from the 1966 cartoon short done by Chuck Jones, to the 2000 Jim Carrey and Ron Howard …

1984 – The All Valley under 18 Karate Championships are taking place, and involve a snarky upstart kid from Jersey, who moved to Reseda, and the blonde haired, perfect asshole type you could absolutely hate, coming together in a battle for the Championship. Daniel LaRusso and Johnny Lawrence faced off, with LaRusso being the winner in The Karate Ki…

Today, Nov 12th, 2018, the comic book world was rocked. Stanley Lieber, aka Stan “The Man” Lee, passed away. It was a blow to many, but me especially. I met the man several times over the course of my visits to Comic-Con and Wondercon, and he was so pleasant. So I wanted to share a quick episode remembering Stan. Excelsior, Mr. Lee!…

Week 4 of James Bond January, and we get to the most recent James Bond Film to date, We’re supposed to be introduced to the SPECTRE anti-government group, but instead we’re treated to Cristoph Waltz, and how he sees SPECTRE as being the thing that will destroy MI-6, Bond, and everything else. And who is Christoph? None other than Ernst Stavro Blofe…

Week 3 of James Bond January, and we FINALLY get to a great portrayal of Craig as James Bond, in Skyfall. We also get introduced to Q, MI-6’s Quartermaster (in case anyone was wondering what the “Q” stood for), who hands James a gun, a radio, and one of the best lines referring to ridiculousness of some of the franchise’s previous gadgets: “What we…

This week, coming on the heels of the Casino Royale film and moving into the second week of James Bond January, we arrive at Daniel Craig’s second appearance as James Bond, in Quantum of Solace. Meh. He finally gets his “Double O” status, becomes the agent MI-6 is looking for, and steps up…Sort of. Just…Listen, and you’ll see what we mean.…

They say that every series needs a fresh start sometimes. Well, It’s January, James Bond has returned, and we’re back on to James Bond January with Casino Royale, the “reboot” of the James Bond franchise. We get to see Daniel Craig for the first time as Bond, and they restart the series, sort of. Dame Judi Dench is still M, from the Pierce Brosnan …

Scooby Doo, where are you? A Cowardly Great Dane, kids who would just drive from town to town solving mysteries (and yet never seeming to make any money, unless the theories of Shaggy selling weed were true) – it was a great formula. And they always managed to find their ghost was someone in town who’d had things ruined by them “meddlin’ kids’. Com…

Based on a novella by the late Isaac Asimov, Bicentennial Man was perhaps one of Robin Williams’ best films, in my opinion. A robot who was different, who wanted to be human, more and more, and yet was constrained by the 3 Laws of Robotics: A robot may not injure a human being or, through inaction, allow a human being to come to harm. A robot must …

Mikey, Mouth, Data, Brandt, Chunk, the Fratellis, Andie, Sloth – and of course, One Eyed Willie. This is the group that is out to save their boondocks area of Oregon. Development to demolish their homes and kick them out has been started by the rich folks, prompting the kids to take off on a treasure hunt to save their town. Along the way, they run…