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Frontier technology is landing on Main Street. AI answering the phone at midnight. Software running the schedule. Owners rebuilding how the work gets done, usually with a truck, a payroll, and a name on the door. Every episode, one owner goes on the record: a long conversation, no script, no theory. Host Miles Bassett digs into the decisions nobody sees from the outside. It's not meant to be inspiring. It's meant to be useful, the kind of episode where you walk away with one real thing you can go try tomorrow.
No prep list. No questions to memorize. You talk about your work and we handle the rest. The recorded conversation runs 30 to 45 minutes. Plan on an hour in the building. Good conversations run long here, and we never cut one short to hit a number.
Why you started and what you put on the line.
The stretch where the whole thing almost came apart. Every owner has one.
What is changing under you right now. Customers, labor, hiring, AI.
Where the business goes next. Systems, growth, succession, legacy.
One move another owner should steal this week.

Why they started, the moment it almost fell apart, what's changed since, what they're building to last, and one thing another owner could use this week. Viewers get a real look at how businesses actually hold up, guests get a conversation with a clear shape, and every episode ends with something specific enough to act on.

Before founding his companies, Miles spent years as a software engineer inside major tech companies and government institutions, learning how the infrastructure actually works. Today he builds websites, automation, and AI systems for small businesses across Kansas. He's a frequent speaker on AI and small business, regularly brought in by economic development groups to explain what's coming and what to do about it. Off the clock, he runs local networking events, works the family farm outside Lawrence, and is raising three kids under three with his wife.
"I like connecting people and helping them build something that lasts."
— Miles Bassett


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Post the clips, run them as ads, put the episode on your site. Nothing gets gated and nothing needs our approval.
No, our show is not pay to play so no guest has to pay anything. We also do not pay for guests to appear on the show.
Nothing specific, there’s no question list, no talking points, no slides. Just be prepared to show up and talk about your business on camera. Also ensure you set aside enough time and have good internet connectivity.
Every owner underrates the story. The near miss does not have to be a headline. A slow season, a partner who walked, a contract lost. Bring what you have.
Prepare for an hour. The recorded conversation usually runs 30 to 45 minutes.
Yes. The show’s format is video, we do not record audio only episodes.
We review your application and reach out to set a date and pick in person or remote.
Miles breaks down what AI and automation actually mean for the businesses in the room, cutting through hype to what owners can use this year. Audiences leave with a clear next step, not just buzzwords.
Best fit for chambers, economic development groups, and industry conferences serving small business owners.
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