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As a high school student looking into the near future, I've created the Where to? Which Way? podcast to explore possible paths after graduation. In each episode, I interview people working in various jobs and industries. With carefully chosen questions focused on each career and person, I hope to gather insights that not only help me find my path, but also offer guidance to others asking the same big questions in life: Where to? Which Way? 

Episode 5: Beyond the Bottle
Beyond the Product

Featured Episode with Scott Allan

I​n this episode of Where to? Which Way?, I talk to Scott Allan, former CEO and Global General Manager of Hydro Flask. Scott shares how building a wide range of skills across engineering, business, and leadership helped him shape not just a product, but a globally recognized brand rooted in purpose and values. We talk about his career journey, the importance of thoughtful decision-making, taking risks, and embracing a growth mindset. If you're thinking about how to grow, adapt, and build a meaningful path, this conversation offers a lot to take with you. 

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Episode Six

A Checkpoint on the Journey Ahead

In this episode of Where to? Which Way?, I take a step back to reflect on everything I’ve learned so far through these conversations. I’ve talked with people who have taken very different paths, and through their stories, I’ve gained new perspectives on planning, success, and what it really means to move forward. This time, instead of an interview, I’m sharing some of my biggest takeaways and using a few clips from past guests to help illustrate them. Whether you’re figuring out your next step or just taking a moment to pause and reflect, I hope this episode gives you something meaningful to think about.​

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Episode Six

November 2025 - 20 minutes

Where to? Which Way? Podcast Episode Five

Episode Five

Beyond the Product

In this episode of Where to? Which Way?, I talk to Scott Allan, former CEO and Global General Manager of Hydro Flask. Scott shares how building a wide range of skills across engineering, business, and leadership helped him shape not just a product, but a globally recognized brand rooted in purpose and values. We talk about his career journey, the importance of thoughtful decision-making, taking risks, and embracing a growth mindset. If you're thinking about how to grow, adapt, and build a meaningful path, this conversation offers a lot to take with you.

 

Click here to learn more about Scott Allan.​​

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Episode Five

October 2025 - 42 minutes

Where to? Which Way? Podcast Episode Four: Engineering the Future

Episode Four

Engineering the Future

In this episode of Where to? Which Way?, I talk to David Gupta, Executive Chairman and founder of SDI Presence. We discuss his journey from studying architectural engineering at CU Boulder to earning an MBA from the University of Chicago and rising through the ranks in the engineering world. David shares how blending business and engineering shaped his career, the value of building a strong company culture, and his deep commitment to giving back to the community. His insight into building a meaningful career and giving back offers a clear perspective for anyone thinking about what comes next.

 

Click ⁠here⁠ to learn more about David Gupta.

 

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Episode Four

July 2025 - 36 minutes

Where to? Which Way? Podcast Episode Three: Off to Great Places

Episode Three

Off to Great Places

In this episode of Where to? Which Way?, I talk to Abilash Jaikumar, co-founder and Managing Director at TresVista, about his journey from an investment banker to starting his own company. He gives his advice on selecting a major, planning yet being able to deviate from the plan, networking, and managing risk. Given all his different paths and experiences, he brings a lot of valuable insight to the conversation.

 

Click here to listen to Abilash Jaikumar's podcast TresVista Talk.

 

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Episode Three

August 2024 - 53 minutes

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Episode Two

Changing Paths

In this episode of Where to? Which Way?, I talk to Dan Foxen, a financial advisor at Foxen Financial, about his journey from a lawyer to a financial planner. We talk about the challenges a new college graduate may face in this career, his advice on being an effective financial advisor, and the rewarding personal relationships this job can bring.

 

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Episode Two

July 2024 - 28 minutes

Where to? Which Way? Podcast Episode 1: The Journey Begins

Episode One

The Journey Begins

In this episode of Where to? Which Way?, I talk to Eric Fein, author and founder of Fein Tutoring, about his evolving career path and the lessons he’s learned along the way. Eric shares advice on choosing a major, setting priorities, and the power of reading. We discuss his experiences changing directions multiple times, taking risks, and how tenacity and learning from failure have shaped his journey. His story offers real advice for students figuring out their next move.

 

Click here to listen to E. S. Fein's other podcasts.

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Episode One

June 2024 - 40 minutes

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