The Good for Business Podcast with Eric & Colin Krieger
The Good for Business Podcast with Eric & Colin Krieger
Podcast Description
The Good for Business Podcast features interviews, tips and tricks from owners, operators and innovators. Hear the inspiring stories of growth and life lessons from guests in Mississippi and around the world. Hosted by entrepreneur, fundraiser and real estate broker Colin Krieger, the podcast is based in the Golden Triangle community, which comprises Columbus, West Point and Starkville, Mississippi. Co-host Eric Krieger manages on-site coverage, editing and publishing for Good for Business on social media, which is viewed by millions each year.
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The podcast centers on themes of entrepreneurship, family business challenges, and community impact, with episodes featuring practical advice and inspiring stories. For example, episode two discusses the growth of a family business and philanthropic initiatives through interviews that highlight personal motivations like Scott Ferguson's charitable work with The Rowdy Foundation. Additionally, it addresses local economic developments, such as the $15 billion growth of the Golden Triangle Industrial Park.
The Good for Business Podcast features interviews, tips and tricks from owners, operators and innovators. Hear the inspiring stories of growth and life lessons from guests in Mississippi and around the world. Hosted by entrepreneur, fundraiser and real estate broker Colin Krieger, the podcast is based in the Golden Triangle community, which comprises Columbus, West Point and Starkville, Mississippi. Co-host Eric Krieger manages on-site coverage, editing and publishing for Good for Business on social media, which is viewed by millions each year.
GfB Episode 42 – Musician Patrick Artigues
Patrick Artigues joins the Good For Business podcast to share his winding journey from a sports-centered childhood in McComb, Mississippi, to becoming an indie rock artist, bartender, and former professional clown. Patrick talks about discovering music through early piano lessons, falling in love with guitar at 13, and cutting his teeth playing in church and small-town venues. Host Colin Krieger sets the stage with stories about family, work, and why so many adults ask young people what they want to be when they grow up—because they’re looking for ideas themselves.
From there, Patrick walks us through his time in New York City: studying at a music and acting conservatory, working as a doorman near the Plaza Hotel, helping run the Queens World Film Festival, and surviving the chaos of COVID as it shut down the arts overnight. He shares wild and hilarious stories from his side gig at Clowns.com, driving all over the tri-state area to entertain kids in penthouses and homeless shelters alike, and the lessons he learned about people, hustle, and resilience along the way. Ultimately, the pandemic pushed him back home, through construction and HVAC work, and eventually to Starkville, where he rebuilt his life around music.
Patrick also digs into the business of being an independent musician—working with producers in New York to record his EP, hiring studio players, navigating PROs and royalties, launching an LLC with his brothers, and learning why artists should stop playing for free. Colin and Patrick trade stories about the realities of touring, streaming economics, social media, AI’s role in music, and what it really takes to build a sustainable creative career from Mississippi. If you care about music, small-town creativity, and the grind behind the art, this episode is for you.
Host Colin Krieger is a top Realtor and home restoration specialist in the Golden Triangle region of Mississippi and is a community leader who focuses on fundraising endeavors that support those in need.
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