The Ethan C. Lewin Podcast
The Ethan C. Lewin Podcast
Podcast Description
Join me as I confront what terrifies me—including launching this podcast—in hopes of unearthing truths that set us free and help recover personal authority to forge a path uniquely our own. This podcast exists to raise to light the stories, life experiences, and messages of people from everyday walks of life. No single topic—just a shared journey aiming upward. I invite you to come alongside me as I live out this journey. After all, there’s no better time than the now.
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The podcast covers a wide range of themes focusing on personal empowerment, the realities of life and death, entrepreneurship, and human connections, with episodes featuring discussions on retiring early without selling one's soul, the importance of living in the present, and openly talking about death.
Join me as I confront what terrifies me—including launching this podcast—in hopes of unearthing truths that set us free and help recover personal authority to forge a path uniquely our own. This podcast exists to raise to light the stories, life experiences, and messages of people from everyday walks of life. No single topic—just a shared journey aiming upward. I invite you to come alongside me as I live out this journey. After all, there’s no better time than the now.
In this milestone 20th episode, I sit down with Glenn Bostock—founder and CEO of SnapCab—and Kendall Hyatt for one of my favorite conversations yet.
Glenn’s story is inspiring: he struggled in school, but outside of it, he built sophisticated inventions like sailboats, gliders, and hot air balloons. His love for woodworking grew into a career, and what started as a dream of running a small woodshop evolved—through trial, error, and comfort with failure—into two companies with 140 employees!
With Kendall’s guidance, Glenn is now refining those ideas into his upcoming Forbes Books release, Becoming a Human Business (May 2026). Kendall also shares her own journey of finding her voice and embracing her strengths and weaknesses within SnapCab’s caring environment, offering a powerful perspective on what it truly means to build—and live—a human business.
What a fun and refreshing conversation this was—welcome to episode twenty!
P.S. We recorded in a SnapCab Pod—it blocked out the office noise and made for the perfect recording space. Highly recommend!
Check Out
Website:snapcab.com
Instagram:@ahumanbusiness |@snapcab
LinkedIn:Kendall Hyatt
Elevate the Experience
Help bring better audio, video, and filmed episodes to life:Venmo. I tithe 10% of all contributions—half to theAll Secure Foundation (supporting soldiers’ transition home) and half to theAcademy of the New Church High School.
Stay Connected
Instagram:@ethan.c.lewin
Contact:ethanchaselewin.com/contact
A Note from Me
I’m inspired by the stories people carry, the power of honest feedback, and the magic that happens when creative minds connect. If you’re a brand interested in partnering, let’s talk:LinkedIn.
Thanks for being part of this journey—PEACE!
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Instagram:@julien_buss
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