In November of 2019, Greenville's Endeavor, which is a co-working community in downtown Greenville,

asked me to come speak about what it's taken to put Murder et Ceter together and everything that's happened since.

We thought it might make a good bonus episode. Turned out we were right.

So what you'll hear here are its partners, Joe Erwin and Shannon Wilbanks, both introducing me,

then asking me questions along the way. and Shannon Wilbanks, both introducing me,

than asking me questions along the way.

It was a fairly laid-back experience

where I ended up revealing a lot more than I expected to.

Check-1-2, Check-1-2, Check-1-2. Check one two check check check one two

check one two check one two So are we on? We are yeah, it's wrong with you.

Okay, so are we on? We are yeah, it's wrong with me.

I'm in the mic in book. all over. I'm gonna mic you up real clear.

All right, thank you everybody for turning out. I'm Joe Erwin. I am the co-founder of Endeavor along with my business partner Shannon Willbank.

This is a really special mic.

When I first heard about this, first hear about murder etc, and you go, well I'll listen to one. But oh my God I hope I don't like it.

And this thing I'm going to go one forever. And so I listen to one I'm going, damn.

That's pretty compelling.

Maybe I'll check out one more.

Twenty-two episodes later.

Shannon Willow Banks, as I said, is the co-founder of the endeavor.

So before we get into this, we want to start with you.

Tell us about growing up in Missouri and your family and...

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