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I sat down with Troy and Lori Olds of Ascend Brain Center and what came out of that conversation surprised me.

In this video we do 3 things — introduce you to their business, talk about a wellness technology called Super Patch that their clients are raving about, and break down how one honest podcast conversation completely changed their reach and grew their business without a single paid ad.

If you're a wellness business owner who knows you should be showing up online but hasn't pulled the trigger yet… watch this first.

Full video on YouTube 👇
https://bit.ly/3Q0UC2O

Had a blast doing a photoshoot at Fat Guys Fresh Deli this week and the food was just as good as it looks.

Boise has some seriously underrated spots for a photography session — and we rounded up 5 of our favorites in this quick reel.

Here's where we went:

Idaho State Capitol That neoclassical architecture hits different when you use it as a backdrop. Grand, timeless, and totally free to shoot at.

Freak Alley Boise's largest outdoor art gallery. Every wall is a new scene. Perfect for bold, editorial looks or something more urban and gritty.

Gentle Breeze A hidden gem with soft, natural light and a calm vibe. Great for portraits that feel organic and relaxed.

Jump (Jack's Urban Meeting Place) — Rooftop views, clean architecture, and tons of variety inside and out. One location with multiple looks.

Boise Train Depot Historic, dramatic, and beautiful. The arches and old-world character make every shot feel cinematic.

If you're a business owner or entrepreneur in the Treasure Valley and you've been thinking about updated brand photos or video content — let's talk. Drop a comment or send a message. 👇

Business owners, your next event is a content goldmine and most of you are walking right past it.

I showed up to the Dangerous Mouse Card show yesterday with a camera and walked out with a reel. That's it. One event. One piece of video content that now lives on every platform.

If you're hosting or attending events and not capturing them on video, you're missing one of the easiest content opportunities you have.

What events do you have coming up? Drop them below I'd love to hear what you're working on.

Had a great morning shooting coffee and pastries at The Syringa in downtown Nampa.

If you haven't been in yet — it's worth the trip. 21+ cocktail lounge that opens at 7am for coffee, with drinks that look as good as they taste. The interior alone makes every shot interesting.

Check them out at 108 12th Ave S, Nampa, or find them on Instagram .

Most people drive right past this place every day and have no idea it exists.

Eagle Island State Park sits just minutes west of Boise — 545 acres of water, open land, history, and a brand new RV park that might just be the Treasure Valley's best kept secret.

We sat down with park hosts Cowboy and Linda to get the inside story. What they shared surprised us.

Full video is live now https://bit.ly/4wLytWK

Boise has an incredible community of small businesses pouring their hearts into what they do, and the food truck scene is one of the best expressions of that spirit. And Bao Mi Street Buns is everything that scene stands for house made bao buns, bold house sauces, and a crew that treats every customer like a regular.

But somehow they're still one of Boise's best kept secrets, and not enough people know where to find them.

I grabbed my camera, got behind the scenes, and made this reel because every great story deserves to be told!

Go show them some love and tell em I sent you!

5114 W Emerald St, Boise

Spent yesterday at Gem State Comic Con and honestly what a world these people create.

From jaw-dropping cosplays to the pure joy of being surrounded by people who geek out hard over the things they love, the energy in that room was something else. This is what happens when a community shows up for each other.

I put together a quick reel from the day check it out and let me know which costume was your favorite!
Shoutout to every cosplayer and attendee who made Gem State Comic Con such a blast. See you next year!