Meet (3) of the hearts behind  Ramble and Company. Kathryn (owner) alongside team members Honor Willis and Alyssa Eakin, are just 3 Texan gals that share a love of margs, laughing, good tacos, hospitality and intentionality -  who also just so happen to spend an amount of ridiculously (fun) time working together for Ramble and Co. They are passionate about creating space for honest, vulnerable conversations and inviting you to join in. Pull up a chair, grab your marg (or beverage of choice), and get ready to cry, laugh and be challenged. You’re welcomed here!

A season-finale story in which Kathryn tries to kill Ryan in a friendly game of family baseball. | Thank you to everyone who has followed along this season as we've shared more behind the scenes, talked with fellow entrepreneurs, and shared our personal life experiences. We look forward to all we have to share in season two. Stay tuned!

A season-finale story in which Kathryn tries to kill Ryan in a friendly game of family baseball. | Thank you to everyone who has followed along this season as we've shared more behind the scenes, talked with fellow entrepreneurs, and shared our personal life experiences. We look forward to all we have to share in season two. Stay tuned!

Ever snagged a leather good from us over at Ramble & Co.? Odds are, you were getting a piece of Jesse’s work with Lost Penguin Leather Goods. Local to Wichita Falls, Jesse is a fellow entrepreneur and friend who creates leather goods on the side. Join us this week as Jesse shares with us how he maintains a successful side gig, including family in the art of leather crafting, and how managing his time enables him to be present with work, family, and himself. 

Join Ryan and Kathryn this week as they talk all things parenting, raising kids, and the work-parent balance. A topic near to their hearts, Ryan and Kathryn dive a bit deeper this week as they share their beliefs behind raising kids and the decisions they made when they ventured into becoming parents years ago. Raising 3 daughters, they reveal the ways they include the girls in their business, what values they desire most for them, and the gift of having a tribe of family members to support them.

This week, join Kathryn as she interviews fellow creative and owner of our favorite antique store, Julie with the Alley Cat Vintage Mercantile. Listen in on Julie’s journey and how it brought her from Buffalo, New York to a book store in a small town in Texas, how she got into selling vintage and antiques, and her own personal tips on searching for good pieces. Julie talks about being a shop owner while also being a mom and how bringing her daughter with her to work was what felt right. We call this the treasure store in town and it’s pure magic.

Meet Patrick Kemp. A dear friend and local entrepreneur to Wichita Falls, Patrick left his full-time job 13 years ago to create his own business, Threeleaf Creative which serves as an ad agency that specializes in re-branding. A man of many ideas, Patrick shares his perspective on pursuing what makes you happy, investing in your employees, and including your family. Like many others, his business was hit hard during 2020. Listen in on how Patrick talks about pivoting, finding weak areas that need improvement, and his 2 businesses that were born last year.

This week we interview a special guest, former screen-printer, and dear friend, Eb Steward. Eb is a man of many talents, jobs, and roles. From cutting hair to guitar restoration, Eb shares his experience and decisions when it comes to shifting jobs, finances, and how your values transcend your career at the end of the day.

What makes a band..a band? Are people naturally gifted when to comes to music or do they have to work at it? This week Kathryn interviews Ryan about his journey into music, when he picked up a guitar and chose to life a life in music. This week the couple talks about creative outlets, the importance of not being stagnant and keeping real during difficult seasons of life.

Behind every business is a beginning marked with trial and error, sweat and tears, and a lot of learning. This week, Ryan and Kathryn recall their failures and successes in screen printing, giving you a closer look into the process and growth that has grown Ramble and Company over the years.

A downtown pub, a drive in a Toyota pickup, secret dating, and beer cooler make out’s. Join Ryan and Kathryn this week as they re-live “yesteryear” and share stories of how they met, married, laughed, and learned along the way.

Join Ryan and Kathryn in this week's episode as they pull back the curtain and take a look at what goes on behind Ramble & Company. Looking back on how 2020 and Covid impacted their business, Ryan and Kathryn discuss some big changes coming to Ramble, why they take risks, and how they choose to learn from their failures.

Welcome to the Armadillo Den! In their debut podcast, Ryan and Kathryn give you a glimpse into their lives and future episodes as they share how 2020 impacted them personally, when they met, and a few disclaimers as you listen and follow along.