Seth Morales (CEO of Morales Group) and Brian Schutt (co-founder of HomeSense) join Greg Enas, Chris Spangle, and guest host Fred Yeakey to discuss their lifelong friendship, faith-driven leadership, and the impact of their businesses on Indianapolis. They reflect on being childhood friends to community leaders, the importance of intentional relationships, and how their values shape their work. Seth shares insights on Morales Group’s mission to empower job seekers, while Brian talks about entrepreneurship, neighborhood revitalization, and balancing business with family. Tune in for a conversation on purpose, legacy, and the power of community.

In this episode of Big Hearted Indy, hosts Don Palmer and Chris Spangle sit down with Greg Enas and his best friend, Mike Evans, to discuss the importance of their connection through successful careers at Eli Lilly to impactful community leadership through initiatives like The Oaks Academy and Shepherd Community Center. Greg and Mike share insights from their decades-long friendship, reflecting on how their bond has shaped their families, careers, and service. Tune in to discover the transformative power of intentional relationships, mentorship, and living out faith to create lasting change in Indianapolis and beyond.

In this episode, hosts Greg Enas, Don Palmer, and Chris Spangle are joined by Todd Fisher of Justice Ventures International and founding pastor of Trinity Church, and Glenn McDonald, retired Presbyterian pastor and founder of Zionsville Presbyterian Church. Together, they share the story of a 30-year friendship that transcends generational divides and discuss the transformative power of vulnerability, mentorship, and intentional relationships in strengthening communities. From navigating challenges and avoiding burnout to building impactful friendships, Todd and Glenn offer heartfelt insights and practical advice to inspire listeners to deepen their connections and live out their faith.

Don Palmer and Steve Cosler met at a fraternity rush party at Purdue 50 years ago, and since that moment, they've built a deep friendship with each other. Don and Steve join host Chris Spangle and guest host Aaron Story to share lessons about building a friendship through mountaintops and valleys.

Hosts Don Palmer and Chris Spangle welcome guest host Dave Neff, Rex Fisher and Mark Nottingham to the podcast to discuss their journeys of navigating careers, family life, and community investments. Listen in as they discuss their experiences with Edge Mentoring, Shepherd Community Center, and their entrepreneurial endeavors, providing valuable insights on balancing faith, work, and relationships in the vibrant city of Indianapolis.

In this episode, we welcome Isaac Bamgbose and Fred Yeakey. Isaac, a real estate developer with New City Development, shares his journey from Nigeria to Indianapolis and his mission to create enriching community spaces. Fred, the Chief Partnerships Officer at Providence Cristo Rey High School, discusses his innovative affordable housing project for women recovering from addiction and his barbershop mentorship program.

Join hosts Don Palmer, Greg Enas, and Chris Spangle on Big Hearted Indy as they welcome Sajan George, a passionate advocate for redemptive entrepreneurship. Sajan shares his journey from his roots in India to leading innovative educational initiatives in Indianapolis. Learn about his work with Praxis, a non-profit fostering redemptive entrepreneurship, and his efforts to turn around some of the worst-performing schools in the U.S. through Matchbook Learning. Discover how vulnerability, sacrifice, and a deep connection to God's heart have shaped Sajan's mission to make a meaningful impact in the community.

Join hosts Don Palmer, Greg Enas, and Chris Spangle as they welcome guest David Lewis on this episode of Big Hearted Indy presented by Citizens 7. David is a lifelong Indianapolis resident and former head of global taxes at Eli Lilly, and shares his inspiring journey of professional and personal service to the community. The conversation covers the importance of networking, the generational shift in leadership, the value of community service, and how Indianapolis is hosting the 2024 US Olympic Swimming Trials.

Our guests this month are Scott Lingle and Aaron Story, who are working together on projects to support Indianapolis's youth through entrepreneurship and mentorship. Scott Lingle, who launched two tech startups after becoming a founder at age 45, now focuses on Side Hustle School to encourage entrepreneurship among the city's youth. Aaron Story, the president and CEO of Elevate since January 2018, is dedicated to developing the community through his roles as an active foster parent, basketball coach, and community builder. We explore the importance of creating cross-class relationships and providing opportunities for upward mobility through mentorship and entrepreneurship. The podcast highlights how engaging with and investing in young entrepreneurs can help address the city's lack of upward mobility, positioning Indianapolis 47th out of 50 in terms of upward mobility among major cities. We discuss the significance of relationship-building, the role of seed funding, and the potential for scaling these initiatives to benefit more students across Indianapolis.

In this first episode of the Citizen 7 podcast, host Chris Spangle introduces founders Greg Enas and Don Palmer, who share the origins and mission of Citizen Seven. They delve into their personal backgrounds, their journey to forming a deep friendship, and the subsequent creation of Citizen 7 as a platform for men to build meaningful relationships, serve their community, and foster personal growth rooted in faith. The discussion highlights the organization's non-traditional approach to networking, emphasizing giving over taking, and creating an inclusive space for men to connect, share, and mentor each other.