Cory and Camille welcome Josh Rebholz, former UCLA athletics executive and current real estate capital markets leader, for a high-energy conversation about leadership, reinvention, and choosing positivity when life and work get hard. Josh shares lessons from more than two decades in college athletics, his transition into real estate, and why attitude, effort, relationships, and relentless follow-through still matter in every arena—from the barn to the boardroom.

What do a cruise, a rodeo cowboy, and a monkey have in common?
 More than you’d think.

In this episode, Cory and Camille of True Grit Edge share one of the most unforgettable moments from their trip—yes, it involves a monkey—and how it perfectly illustrates a principle that can change the way you handle everything in life:

E + R = O (Event + Response = Outcome).

You can’t control what happens to you.
 But you always control how you respond.

Through humor, real-life stories, and honest conversation, Cory and Camille break down:

•  Why your first reaction isn’t always your best one 
•  How to pause and “run your R” instead of reacting 
•  The importance of knowing your non-negotiables 
•  Why being kind matters more than just being “nice” 
•  How your response shapes not just outcomes—but who you become 

At True Grit Edge, this concept is at the core of how you lead, live, and show up under pressure.

Because whether it’s a tough conversation, a stressful moment, or something completely unexpected…
 the outcome is still yours to influence.

🎧 Real, relatable, and packed with perspective you can use immediately—this is one you won’t forget.

In this episode of Barn to Boardroom, Cory and Camille of True Grit Edge sit down with David Woods, founder and chairman of Magellan Executive Partners, to unpack one of the most powerful mindset shifts in leadership: reframing.

From being voted the shyest kid in school to becoming a trusted advisor to executives and leaders, David shares how changing the story he told himself transformed his confidence, leadership, and impact.

Together, Cory, Camille, and David explore:

•  Why 90% of your happiness is shaped by your interpretation—not your circumstances
•  How to shift from “I have to” → “I get to”
•  The power of listening—and knowing when to pause instead of react 
•  How creativity occurs on the backside of “no”
•  And how reframing can reduce stress, build stronger teams, and transform your perspective 

Because the difference between frustration and growth…
 is often just how you choose to see it.

🎧 Insightful, practical, and packed with real leadership wisdom—this episode will challenge the way you think.

Everyone assumes Camille is the tightly wound planner who needs the full game plan… and that Cory just shows up for the party.

They’d be wrong.

In this episode of Barn to Boardroom, the roles get flipped. Cory owns being the structured, standards-driven planner, while Camille surprises everyone with her more laid-back, let-it-unfold approach.

Then Jade Vecchio joins the conversation — and brings clarity.

We dive into:

• Why standards are the true separator in today’s business world
• The pillars he built his company on
• Why lowering the bar is never the move
• The influence of discipline, grit, and a little Tiger Style mentality

Jade also answers a powerful question:
 What’s the most important thing people should know about you?
His answer might surprise you — and it says everything about how he leads and lives.

And because this is Barn to Boardroom… we even get into Jade’s musician background and the fact that he can play “Big Iron” by Marty Robbins on the fly — which feels especially fitting here at Big Iron Ranch.

From “chores got done” to building something that lasts, this episode is about identity, discipline, and refusing to lower your standards — even when the world does.

Because when the bar drops… the ones who refuse to drop theirs stand out.

In Episode 14 of Barn to Boardroom, Cory and Camille sit down with Derek Penrod of Penrod Farms and Cattle to talk about what it really takes to start a farm from the ground up. Although Derek grew up farming alongside his family, he is the first generation building his own operation on this southeast Idaho property — and he shares the reality behind that journey.

From the stress and uncertainty to the grit, sacrifice, and long hours required, Derek offers an honest look at the challenges and rewards of creating a farm legacy. The conversation also takes a nostalgic turn as we talk about the old Miles family farm, reflect on the deep roots of agriculture in the region, and give shout-outs to past guests and fellow ag voices making an impact in the community.

And yes — Cory brings up the weather again.

Cory and Camille kick off this episode of Barn to Boardroom talking sore hooves and Camille doing chores in her pajamas. Then they’re joined by author Cindy Steel for a wide-ranging conversation about her latest work, storytelling, and how Cory might just talk his way into becoming a character in one of her books. As always, the episode wraps up with a little Code of the West.

Season 2 of Barn to Boardroom starts with a conversation that feels like catching up with an old friend and family member. Camille and Cory welcome Aaron White as the first guest of the season and share a few New Year’s resolutions before diving into what it really means to be “the best of the best.”

Aaron is one of the most respected people in the world of stadiums, arenas, and special events—but not just because of what he’s built or managed. He’s known for how he works: with strong ethics, consistency, and a genuine care for people. Just a warning, you will hear a few tractors rumbling by in the background. 

In the Season One finale of Barn to Boardroom, Cory and Camille wrap things up with a few laughs, a lot of gratitude, and a frog in Cory’s throat. The conversation starts with Camille spotting shepherds in the field and turns into a simple lesson on leadership — the shepherds lead by example, the dogs follow that lead, and the sheep end up exactly where they need to be.

We close the season by thanking our incredible guests: Lesley Lyons, Dr. Rob Clark, Esmerelda Lee, the Long family, and Coach Brian Smith. And most of all, we thank everyone who listened, supported, and helped make Season One what it was.

In this episode of Barn to Boardroom, Cory and Camille sit down with Missouri Wrestling Head Coach Brian Smith to explore the philosophy behind Tiger Style—a culture that has transformed Mizzou Wrestling into one of the nation’s premier programs. Coach Smith shares how this mindset extends beyond the mat, shaping athletes’ lives, leadership, and success long after wrestling. From building resilience to fostering accountability, discover how Tiger Style has made an impact not only on his team but on the broader community.

It’s Camille’s birthday, but she’s the one giving surprises. A special guest joins Cory and Camille for a bold, heartfelt chat about culture—with ranch life never far in the background.

In this episode of Barn-to-Boardroom, Camille and Cory sit down with Brittney and Jake Long of Faithful Farming and the Long Family Farm to talk about the values that guide their life and work—faith, family, and farming. The Longs share their journey of building a life rooted in purpose, stewardship, and community, and how their faith has shaped both their family and their approach to agriculture.

In this episode of Barn-to-Boardroom, Camille and Cory share a few groan-worthy dad jokes, unpack the mysterious "bull wink," and explore how laughter can be a powerful tool for leadership and love. Tune in for a lighthearted yet meaningful conversation about the serious power of not taking yourself too seriously.

In this episode of Barn-to-Boardroom, Camille takes the wheel—literally—as she wrangles the skid steer and tackles a gravel project on the ranch. Cory and Camille also share the wild tale of a calf with a royal name and a rebellious spirit: Andrea-Charlotte. But it's not all chaos and dirt—things get real when the incredible Esmerelda Lee joins us to talk about navigating change, leading with courage, and finding purpose in the pivot. 

In this episode of Barn-to-Boardroom, Cory and Camille break down the power of the "5 Whys" technique—a simple yet transformative problem-solving method rooted in curiosity. Whether you’re managing a ranch or running a startup, this episode shows how asking “why?” five times can lead you to the root cause of any issue. Cory brings in a real-life example from the barn, while Camille draws parallels to boardroom decision-making, proving that clarity often lies just a few questions away. Tune in for practical insights, a bit of humor, and some “a-ha” moments you won’t want to miss.

Camille and Cory dive into the whirlwind of "Maycember," chat about the art of branding (both cattle and businesses), and discuss vaccinating livestock. Plus, they sit down for an inspiring conversation with Dr. Rob Clark from Utah Athletics to explore the power of Competitive Kindness—a philosophy that's changing the game on and off the field. Don't miss this one!

In this episode of Barn to Boardroom, we tackle spring ranch cleanup and uncover how “BCDing” (Blaming, Complaining, and Defending) silently sabotages budgets and productivity. Discover how a a No BCD environment on the ranch—and workplace—can curb these costly habits, boosting efficiency from the barn all the way to the boardroom.

In this episode of Barn to Boardroom, Cory and Camille kick things off with a little Yellowstone banter and some real talk about ranch smells (you know the ones). Then we welcome the incredible Lesley Lyons to the show—farm girl turned powerhouse professional.

This conversation is raw, inspiring, and full of wisdom from the barnyard to the boardroom. Tune in to hear how Lesley’s farm roots still guide her in building a life of truth, resilience, and impact.

In this very first episode of Barn to Boardroom, Cory and Camille introduce you to the podcast, sharing their vision for blending hard-earned ranch wisdom with real-world leadership and business insights. They kick things off with stories from the ranch—talking chickens, the magic of baling twine, and how lessons from ranch life translate into running a business (or just managing life).

Get ready for practical takeaways, a little humor, and a whole lot of down-to-earth perspective. Whether you're a ranch kid at heart or just looking for a fresh approach to leadership, you're in the right place. Pull on your boots and join us—it's time to get to work!