Hey everybody, welcome to the Cripescast. I'm your host Charlie Barrens. This is the podcast

we talked to people for and or from the Midwest and this week my guest is Casey Kreach. By the way,

the Cripescast is sponsored by Jolly Goodsoda, the best gosh darn soda in all the Midwest.

And by the way, if this podcast sounds a little bit different, I'm recording the intro on my good old

fashion iPhone headphones because I am traveling. I was in Baltimore this week. By the way,

thanks to everybody who came out to that and congrats to the Packers for for being the kings of

the North, clinch in the NFC title. They've secured their spot in the playoffs. They're going to

win the Super Bowl mark. My words had a very fun show in Baltimore. More shows coming up hopefully

in the new year. The Omicron variant is a little bit concerning, but we're going to kind of keep an

eye on that and see how that affects tour dates and everything else. But if if you're

interested in seeing us on the road, just check out Cripescast.com and now on to Everlight Solar.

Today, my guest is Casey Kreach. He's the founder and chief revenue officer of Everlight Solar.

This is one of the biggest solar providers in the Midwest and I thought it would be cool to have

him on because you know a lot of times when you think about solar power, you're thinking,

oh, anyone who has solar panels is either super, super wealthy or you know, they're I don't know

into like a doomsday prepping or something. And I don't think everyone thinks about it as

something attainable, especially if you're on a tight budget. But what Everlight Solar does that I

think is can really change the face of how we consume energy in this country is they're making

a very easy way for just your average Joe to put solar panels on their house. And so I think

it's cool. And when we look at like, you know, sort of this fight between the environment and the

economy, I think solar panels is one of those kind of no-brainers that we can all do. It's just

is that initial investment possible for most people. And I think Everlight kind of lowers the

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