Presented by Ian Wilson from Nolan Carter Architecture, with host Len Olson

We're back - refreshed, reimagined, and ready to share what’s been brewing behind the scenes.

In this rebooted edition of Interviews with an Architect, join Ian Wilson, principal architect at Nolan Carter Architecture, in conversation with team member and host Len Olson. Together, they dive into what the firm has been up to over the past year (and then some).

Whether you're an industry peer, a client, or just passionate about architecture and the stories behind it, this candid and thoughtful update offers a behind-the-curtain look at where we’ve been, where we’re going, and why it matters.

In this episode of Interviews with an Architect, host Ian sits down with the co-owners of CrossFit Green Bay, Justin Peterson and Cody Stelmach. They share their personal journeys that led them to discover the power of CrossFit and eventually become business partners.

Join Ian as he explores the exciting news of CrossFit Green Bay's new location opening soon on the east side of Green Bay. The conversation delves into all things fitness and health, as Cody and Justin discuss the benefits of a regular CrossFit routine and how it has positively impacted their lives.

The trio also shares their thoughts on the current state of the CrossFit industry and where they see it going in the future. They emphasize the importance of finding a healthy balance in life, including the diets that work for them.

If you're a CrossFit enthusiast or just interested in learning more about the benefits of a fitness lifestyle, this episode is a must-listen!

Welcome back to season two of Interviews with an Architect. In this episode, Ian talks with longtime friend and fellow architect, Greg Douglas. Greg and Ian have known each other for over 10 years, having first met at Northeast Wisconsin Technical College, Ian as a student, and Greg on the Advisory Committee at the college.

Over the course of their conversation, Greg and Ian will discuss their shared passion for architecture and the experiences that have influenced their work. They'll talk about their time as students and the challenges they faced as they entered the field, as well as the ways in which their friendship has helped them to grow and develop as architects.

Tune in to hear two architects reflect on their careers and the journey that has brought them to where they are today.

What does it take to be a CrossFit champ? Tom Fameree, champion of 2022 Wodapalooza and the #1 ranked athlete in the world in his age bracket 60-65 for CrossFit, knows first-hand. In this interview, Tom shares some great insights on what it takes to achieve success and the challenges he's had to overcome in becoming one of the best in the sport. Ian and Tom dive deep and get raw in this two-part episode of Interviews with an Architect.

What does it take to be a CrossFit champ? Tom Fameree, champion of 2022 Wodapalooza and the #1 ranked athlete in the world in his age bracket 60-65 for CrossFit, knows first-hand. In this interview, Tom shares some great insights on what it takes to achieve success and the challenges he's had to overcome in becoming one of the best in the sport. Ian and Tom dive deep and get raw in this two-part episode of Interviews with an Architect.

On this month’s two-part episode of Interviews with an Architect, Ian catches up with Matt Lemke, Chief Operating Officer of Bristol Morgan Bank to find out what's going on in the world of banking. They chat about how things are changing now that we're living through difficult economic times and what it means for you.

Throughout the two-part episode, you will also learn how Nolan Carter worked on several projects with Matt and the value Nolan Carter brought ensuring success of those projects. Listen to this insightful look into the collaboration between architect and client.

On this month’s two-part episode of Interviews with an Architect, Ian catches up with Matt Lemke, Chief Operating Officer of Bristol Morgan Bank to find out what's going on in the world of banking. They chat about how things are changing now that we're living through difficult economic times and what it means for you.

Throughout the two-part episode, you will also learn how Nolan Carter worked on several projects with Matt and the value Nolan Carter brought ensuring success of those projects. Listen to this insightful look into the collaboration between architect and client.

Toni Wilson interviews Lesley LaLuzerne, President and Founder of Bridge the Gap, Inc. April is Autism Acceptance month, and in honor of that and Toni and Ian's son, Carter, we have an entire episode dedicated to highlighting a local organization that is doing amazing things.

Bridge the Gap is a 501c (3) non-profit organization that provides a safe, non-judgmental environment for those with Autism and all special abilities to reach their full potential as they journey from childhood through adolescence and into adulthood. Lesley’s passion for Bridge the Gap, her vision and leadership, are truly inspiring.