eddie wilson

Today I have the privilege of sharing an interview with Eddie Wilson, a serial entrepreneur. He has built, run, and sold over 100 businesses in his young 43 years. Eddie is sought out all over the globe for his wisdom and abilities in leadership and business. He currently owns 33 businesses, but that changes all the time. Eddie shares his story of transformation in the interview; he felt so dissatisfied with life and turned it all around. Everyone will take something away from this powerful story that they can use to help them change their lives. 

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This week’s guest was first spotted in the distance free-heel skiing at Falls Creek. His distinguishing bright yellow pants and futuristic Bishop bindings make him easy to identify amongst the telemark crowd. He works for Tourism North East, a group actively working to strategically grow, enhance and promote the High Country tourism offering, and is also one of the main drivers behind the Bright Mountain Film Tour. 

We ask Eddie where his love for telemark skiing began, what Tourism North East is currently working on, how he got involved with the Bright Mountain Film Tour, but most importantly, what it is like stepping into the modern era when using Bishop bindings. Please enjoy Riding the High Country with Eddie Wilson! 

Eddie Wilson was the founder of the legiondary Armadillo World Headquarters that shaped Austin as a music town. After AWH he purchased Threadgill's which continued the music heritage of our city. We run through a listener submitted list of great Austin restaurants that are now gone and gather Eddie's thoughts and memories.

Eddie Wilson was the founder of the legiondary Armadillo World Headquarters that shaped Austin as a music town. After AWH he purchased Threadgill's which continued the music heritage of our city. We run through a listener submitted list of great Austin restaurants that are now gone and gather Eddie's thoughts and memories.

Or is it? Austinites tend to remember the dish at places such as Raw Deal and Texas Tumbleweed

Austinites cherish their memories of funky old spots for eating, drinking, picking and dancing. Even if the places were less than ideal.