Presented by BioSTL. Chris Motley tells us about the pivots his company has made; originally called Better Weekdays, then The Whether, now it's Mentor Spaces. Then, the Early Adopter Grower Innovation Community gives farmers access to start-up technology. Quentin Rund, BioSTL's EAGIC Lead, and Blake Hurst of Hurst Greenery explain. Finally, Harry Campbell of The Rideshare Guy explains the rift between rideshare companies and their contractors.

<p><em>Presented by BioSTL.</em> Chris Motley tells us about the pivots his company has made; originally called Better Weekdays, then The Whether, now it's Mentor Spaces. Then, the Early Adopter Grower Innovation Community gives farmers access to start-up technology. Quentin Rund, BioSTL's EAGIC Lead, and Blake Hurst of Hurst Greenery explain. Finally, Harry Campbell of The Rideshare Guy explains the rift between rideshare companies and their contractors.</p>

Each week, Michael Calhoun, KMOX news reporter, and Travis Sheridan, executive director at Venture Cafe Global Institute, take you inside how innovators are transforming and revitalizing the St. Louis region.

Each week, Michael Calhoun, KMOX news reporter, and Travis Sheridan, executive director at Venture Cafe, take you inside how innovators are transforming and revitalizing the St. Louis region.

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Each week, Michael Calhoun, KMOX news reporter, takes you inside how 
innovators are transforming and revitalizing the St. Louis region. Travis 
Sheridan, executive director at Venture Cafe Global Institute, lends his 
expertise and perspective.

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