In this episode of the DeWinter Difference, Derek chats with Anarghya Vardhana, a Partner at Maveron, an early-stage, consumer-only venture capital firm that invests across the US in end consumer brands. Anarghya shares her insights on finding career success through authenticity, the key traits she looks for in leaders before investing, and her pro…

In this episode of the DeWinter Difference, Derek sits down with Sheri Savage, Chief Financial Officer of Ultra Clean Technology. Hear from Sheri about her expansive career journey in hi-tech manufacturing and her long tenure with Ultra Clean Technology. Sheri and Derek discuss how career planning is different for today’s generation of early-career…

In this episode of the DeWinter Difference, Derek chats with Noland Granberry, Chief Financial Officer at Second Harvest of Silicon Valley. Hear from Noland about his journey from a successful career in the tech industry to shifting into the non-profit world with Second Harvest, surprising facts about food insecurity in Silicon Valley, and more. In…

In this episode of the DeWinter Difference, Derek sits down with Jessica Aguirre, Emmy Award winning Journalist and News Anchor with NBC Bay Area News. Hear Jessica shares stories about her career journey, starting as a young journalist in Miami to becoming an Emmy-award-winning journalist and News Anchor with NBC Bay Area News, the changes she’s s…

In this episode of the DeWinter Difference, Derek sits down with Matt Field, Chief Financial Officer of Joby Aviation. Matt shares his insights on living and working internationally during his time at Ford, adapting leadership strategies for different team cultures, the skills he looks for when identifying talent, and more. Learn more about the DeW…

In this episode of the DeWinter Difference, Derek sits down with Adriel Lares, Chief Financial Officer of Stash. Adriel and Derek discuss the evolving role of today's CFOs, the impact of AI, finding the balance between in-person and remote interactions, and their shared love of making wine with friends. Check out Memento Mori, Adriel's California-b…

In this episode of the DeWinter Difference podcast, Derek DeWinter sits down with Workday’s Chief Diversity Officer Carin Taylor. Carin shares her insights on the work that still needs to be done on developing diverse organizations, her cautious optimism about the future of AI, how organizations seeking to diversify can find common ground through t…

In this episode of the DeWinter Difference podcast, Derek DeWinter sits down with the five-time Olympian, three-time gold medalist, and all-around inspiring Kerri Walsh Jennings. Kerri and Derek discuss her journey to success, the value of loving what you do, and her endeavor to inspire change and community as co-founder of the non-profit Platform …

In the very first episode of the DeWinter Difference podcast, Derek DeWinter sits down with Freshworks Chief Financial Officer Tyler Sloat. Tyler shares his insights on career development, his journey from Econ and Pre-Dental undergraduate to CFO, hiring pre- and post-pandemic, and more. Learn more about the DeWinter Difference podcast and share yo…

The topic of call-ups from NXT to the main roster has always been a heated discussion. Talent getting pushed right, talent being in the right show, management fumbling talent that are obvious superstars. I talk more on this subject today on RGWT

The role of the ringside manager has always been an important one in the world of pro wrestling, but lately it seems the manager has taken a step back. I say there needs to be a return of managers. I dive into more on this episode of RGWT

Kenny Omega made history last night by adding the Impact Wrestling World Championship to his collection of belts. However, what does this mean going forward? I try to cover all the angles on this topic on this episode of RGWT

With the big promotions switching around tv scheduling after Wrestlemania what effect will this have on smaller promotions?

Today I tackle 3 yes 3 topics First the misuse of talent by wwe, then I dive into the battle between Miro and Jim Cornette, and then finally I have a soapbox moment that I needed to just vent. Hope you guys enjoy.

The Independent scene in pro wrestling is doing great. So why oh why has the saying been going around that the Indies are drying up. I say thee nay the Indies are full of talent. I dive more into this today on RGWT

Seeing the heroes of pro wrestling we all grew up on is great even having them in segments on weekly television is great but is it great when they are booked in matches that make me sense or right after they are coming off injury. That's what explore today on RGWT

An emotional episode of RGWT this week. With the passing of Mr. Brodie Lee last week I try my best to pay my respects to the man behind the character.

Short and sweet today ladies and gentlemen I give my predictions on what's gonna happen in pro wrestling in the year 2021

Ok I'm man enough to admit when I am wrong and man oh man I was completely wrong to write off ROH wrestling. They have started to restablish themselves as THAT alternative and getting back to their true identity.

Everyone is still buzzing about what happened last week on Dynamite but what does this really mean for these two wrestling companies going forward? I try to answer that on this episode of RGWT

There will never be another performer like the one and only Undertaker. The character, the moments, the Streak, the rivalries, all equalling to the greatest WWE career of all time. Here is my thank you letter to the Phenom

Got a lot to talk about on this episode boys and girls. I cover the booking of Johnny Gargano, the release of Zelina Vega and my very early take on Mox vs Omega for the AEW world title

2020 What a shit year right. However as pro wrestling fans we have to look forward to a Brighter year and a brighter future right riiight. I give some things I am hopeful for in the new year and what I hope will happen in the pro wrestling industry

Wrestlers lead a stressful life with all the traveling, scheduling, matches, not to mention their personal lives. We as fans tend to forget these performers are human with very human problems. I dive into this issue on this episode of RGWT

SANADA has proven to be one of the best performers in New Japan Pro Wrestling but he's faulted in big match situations more often times than naught, kinda like another member of the NJPW roster who now has a permanent residence in the mid card. Is this where SANADA is heading?

We all have a greatest match, a greatest performer, or greatest something in pro wrestling, however how about the greatest generation of wrestlers? Golden Age, Attitude era, Ruthless Aggression, today's wrestlers what is the greatest generation in this sport we love? That's what I discuss today on RGWT…

I love the G1 tournament. It's the greatest tournament in all of Pro Wrestling, however this G1 has been the strangest one I've ever seen, heard, read about ever. I know it's still early but I just have to wonder is this how the tournament is gonna go.

For the past two weeks we Wrestling fans have enjoyed our shows having their own nights to shine. So with that being said should the wrestling shows we enjoy keep this schedule or go back to the way it was?

Thunder Rosa vs Hikaru Shida was no doubt a great match this past weekend at All Out, but it was also a great thing for pro wrestling in that two promotions came together for us fans. I dive into why more promotions need to do this more often.

Love, dispise him, whatever your opinion of Vincent Kennedy McMahon is you cannot deny the impact he has directly had on the pro wrestling industry. However, what will life be like after Vince that's what I explore in this episode of RGWT

I've been in a funk recently in what to talk about on this show. So I decided to share some of my joys that I have seen in this past week of wrestling. I hope you enjoy

As the title implies WTF happened this past Wednesday. First I dive into why bringing back the Velveteen Dream was a huge mistake and then I charge headfirst into the why AEW is not treating it's women's division right

NXT has been building up their ladder match for the North American Championship in a unique way. The performers we think are gonna win aren't and new, fresh faces are emerging to take their moment in the big spotlight. I dive into this on RGWT

The open challenge that AEW and Cody are putting on is one of the best ways in my mind to introduce the casual fan to new stars that they don't know about. I dive into this in this episode of RGWT

The future of Impact Wrestling is so bright they gonna need sunglasses. The storylines moving forward coming out of Slammiversery is gonna be some of the best in my opinion. I talk all this on this episode of RGWT

EVIL has been a main stay in NJPW for quite a while now, but oh man oh man did he ever take a giant leap in his career last week at the New Japan Cup finals and then further at Dominion. I talk all about on this episode of RGWT

Deathmatches have become quite popular in the pro wrestling scene in the last 2 to 3 years. With the rise of promotions like GCW or CZW it seems Deathmatches are on the rise. Will they however be like they were after the pandemic ends? That's what I discuss on this episode of RGWT

By now everyone is aware of the abuse reported by numerous performers in the pro wrestling industry. It's the bleakest time I can remember as a fan and our heart breaks for the victims. I give my opinion on the whole matter on this episode of RGWT.

New Japan Pro Wrestling is back and I am so excited. What else is back the New Japan Cup and I give my pick on who I think is gonna win it all. I also give my thoughts on the fallout from the latest NXT Takeover.

When I saw the Impact Wrestling commercial for Slammiversery air I was taken aback by all the talent shown. I dive into to what this could mean for the future of Impact Wrestling.

With the recent addition of FTR to their ranks AEW is solidifying themselves as the company with the best tag division (like we didn't know that) so what does it mean going forward I'm glad you asked. Plus what does the future hold for the Panama City Playboy Adam Cole BAY BAY.

I explore the idea of fans including yours truly just assuming when someone leaves WWE they automatically go to AEW. Not so my friends not so indeed.

I got into the fact that Sami Zayn got screwed out of his IC title but it's not all gloom and doom I do give my opinions on the AEW Double or Nothing card as well

I give my opinions on this year's MITB winners Asuka & Otis.

With all the news of Roman Reigns being edited out of content in the network the wrestling rumor mill started going into overdrive. I'm here to shed light on this subject plus Darby Allin's booking in AEW and why it needs to be better on this episode of RGWT

There is no doubt Johnny Gargano is the heart and soul of NXT. Also there is no doubt that his wife Candice Larae is a top tier talent. However their attitudes are changing and it may be the best move they can be doing right now. I discuss this on this episode of RGWT

Wwe has released a boatload of talent from the roster..which sucks any way you slice it. However, I take the positive approach and look at this as an opportunity for this talent to pursue no adventures in Wrestling I discuss this viewpoint on this episode of RGWT

I jump head first into the debate over if what Ronda Rousey has said on social media is a work or a shoot(it's a shoot) and I also give my take on what makes a world title and no I didn't base it off PWI credentials.

Well well well boys and girls we just had one heck of a WrestleMania probably the most unique WrestleMania ever. I give my takes on some of the matches of a one of a kind show in this episode of RGWT

Today on RGWT I hit in the recent happenings in AEW. From Brodie Lee, to the new TNT Championship to even Broken Matt Hardy I talk on them all enjoy