Give A Sit

Give a Sit PodcastWelcome to the "Give a Sit" Podcast, where we dive deep into the world of business, life, and ergonomics—all while enjoying the serenity of lake life and the thrill of surfing. Join us as we explore the latest trends, tips, and insights with industry experts and enthusiasts who share a passion for making workspaces healthier and more productive. Whether you're a business owner, an employee, or just someone looking to improve your daily habits, this podcast is for you. Tune in for engaging conversations, practical advice, and a splash of adventure!

Give A Sit is a business podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 58 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80.

Unknown Host hosts Give A Sit, a business show with 58 episodes published.

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  Episode #10

  The Interview We Never Planned | Wes Opens Up About What Matters Most on Give A Sit Podcast

  Sep 25, 202619 minS9

  After wrapping up our boat interviews with Brenda Betteridge and Linda from Artopex, the cameras kept rolling and the conversation flipped.This time, Brenda and Linda put Wes in the hot seat.What started as a completely spur-of-the-moment interview turned into one of those conversations we didn’t know we needed. Wes opens up about his wife and the decision he made to put their relationship above everything else, how he’s worked to become a better and more present father, and the lessons that continue to shape the way he leads his family and his business.They also dive into what motivates him, the people and experiences that have changed his perspective, the pressure of being a business owner, and what he’s learned about success, relationships, priorities, and life along the way.There was no plan, no script, and definitely no preparation for this one.Just an honest conversation on the boat after a day of recording.And honestly… we’re here for it.Give A Sit is about real, raw, and relevant conversations, and sometimes the best ones are the conversations you never planned to have.

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  Episode #9

  You Can Always Make More Money. You Can’t Make More Time. | Kyle Jorgenson, RMT on Give A Sit

  Sep 18, 202637 minS9

  Kyle Jorgenson knows what it means to work hard, build something from the ground up, and learn a few difficult lessons along the way. In this episode of Give A Sit, Kyle opens up about growing up in a family business, the strain that can come with working alongside the people closest to you, and some of the difficult experiences that ultimately pushed him toward starting Revolution Machine Tools. But this conversation goes far beyond business. Kyle talks about the relationships that have shaped his life, why he never takes the people around him for granted, and how his perspective on success has changed over the years. After spending so much of his life focused on work and building businesses, he can now look back and admit that he wishes he had spent more time with his family. Today, he is grateful for the opportunity to make up for some of that time, especially through the relationship he has with his daughter. Whether they are spending time together or simply going to the gym, those moments have taken on a much deeper meaning. This is a conversation about ambition, family, resilience, relationships, and learning to appreciate life while you are still living it. Kyle’s story is a reminder that working hard can open a lot of doors, but the people you get to share the journey with may be the most important part of it all.

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  Episode #8

  He Built the Business. Then He Chose to Let It Go. | Phil Robinson on Give A Sit Podcast

  Sep 11, 202659 minS9

  Phil Robinson’s story started with something simple: following up.As a self-described nerdy kid, Phil was competing with a friend for a job when his mom encouraged him to make the follow-up call. That small decision helped him land the opportunity and eventually sent him door to door fixing computers in people’s homes.When the owners of the business decided they no longer wanted to continue, Phil was given the chance to take it over. He renamed the company, grew it, and turned what started as a hands-on computer repair business into i.t.NOW.But growth came with lessons that went far beyond technology.Phil shares what it was like bringing his first wife into the business, the strain that working together created in their marriage, and what he would do differently today. He opens up about the importance of boundaries, communication, and making sure a business doesn’t become more important than the relationship behind it.Now remarried, Phil reflects on how those experiences have shaped the way he approaches marriage and family today. He and his wife are building a life together while blending children from previous relationships and intentionally applying the lessons they’ve both learned along the way.Phil also talks about one of the biggest decisions of his career: recently selling the company he spent decades building. With none of his children showing much interest in taking over the business, Phil chose a path that would help create an opportunity for the CEO he had brought in and trusted to lead the company forward.From a kid making a follow-up call to building, growing, and eventually letting go of a business, this conversation is about recognizing opportunities, learning from the hard seasons, and understanding that success can look very different depending on the chapter of life you’re in.

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  Episode #7

  Building a Life Through Loss, Family & Purpose | Brenda Betteridge on Give A Sit Podcast

  Sep 4, 202646 minS9

  Brenda Betteridge’s story is one of resilience, reinvention, family, and choosing to keep moving forward through some of life’s hardest seasons.In this episode of Give A Sit, Brenda shares her journey with Utah Valley University — from first stepping onto campus years ago to continuing her education, building her career, and growing into the role she holds today. She talks about how UVU became more than just a place to work or go to school, but a place that helped shape the next chapters of her life.Brenda also opens up about becoming a widow at a young age after losing her first husband, raising her children, and later stepping into an even bigger role helping raise her granddaughter. Through every transition, family has remained at the center of her story.More recently, Brenda experienced the devastating loss of her second husband to suicide in July. She shares what that loss has looked like, how she is continuing to process it, and why her involvement with Promise to Live and suicide prevention has become so meaningful.The conversation also touches on something many families avoid talking about until it’s too late: planning for what happens after you’re gone. Brenda shares why having a will and putting your affairs in order isn’t just about finances — it’s one of the ways you can take care of the people you love.This is a conversation about grief, purpose, education, family, preparation, and finding the strength to continue building a meaningful life even when the path looks nothing like you expected.Real. Raw. Relevant. This is Give A Sit with Brenda Betteridge.

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  Episode #6

  They Wouldn’t Tell Her What He Looked Like…Just That He Was SO Funny - Mike Bringhurst on Give A Sit

  Aug 28, 202647 minS9

  Mike Bringhurst has built a life full of stories, adventure, family, and plenty of humor along the way. In this episode of Give A Sit, Mike shares his journey through a long career in law and real estate, his love of exploring the world, and how that passion eventually led him to help others create unforgettable experiences through Designer Travel. But one of our favorite stories starts with a blind date. Before agreeing to meet Mike, his now-wife asked their mutual friends what he looked like. Instead of answering, they just kept telling her, “You’ll have a good time. He’s funny.” Turns out, they were right. She showed up to that blind date with her three-year-old daughter, and Mike says he became attached to the little girl almost immediately. That little girl is now 30 years old. What started as a blind date became a family and a relationship that has shaped Mike’s life for decades. We talk about marriage, fatherhood, building relationships, traveling the world, changing directions professionally, and why some of the best parts of life are the ones you never could have planned. From attorney to travel advisor, husband to dad, and plenty of laughs in between, Mike’s story is a reminder that you never really know where one introduction, one trip, or one yes might lead. Join us for a conversation about family, adventure, humor, relationships, reinvention, and creating a life full of stories worth telling.

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