Luke Richey of Gravity Jack does not pay small businesses. @GravityJack. Even worse when seeking funding, he did not list all debtors to the investors. This includes $25K to Insigne Law, the small business who wrote a patent and who worked for FREE/contingent on their licensing of the critical patent. Further, due to non payment debtors can put a lean on the patents they tout for funding to investors. This needs to be made transparent to protect investors and small businesses.

Listen in and get inspired by Spiceology's founder, Pete Taylor. We unpack the beginning days of his startup journey and how he grew his MVP into a powerhouse global spice brand...right here in Spokane, Washington. Listen in to be inspired by his whole story and find out what else he has in the works.

Episode 1 - Pete Taylor founder of Spiceology

Join us as we have a fun and informative discussion with Luke and Jennifer about the business of AR and VR...and some other 2 letter acronyms! Virtual Reality and Augmented Reality are going to change life as we know it in the next 5 years and Gravity Jack is the leader of this technology, based in Spokane, WA. Luke and Jen have been writing code for this tech since 2009 and own multiple IP's. Learn how to understand the human expectations of Web3/Blockchain, Augmented Reality, and Energy Drinks.

Episode 7 - Luke & Jen Richey owners of Gravity Jack

Welcome to Your Inland Northwest business podcast! 

We’re finding the businesses that we have seen, know, and love and sharing the whole story about their brand! The businesses we all see and know have a unique story that has made them a success! Together we’re creating relationships with the businesses that make this region one of the most vibrant and dynamic places to do business.

Episode 7 - Luke & Jen Richey owners of Gravity Jack

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