Peter Himmelman is one of those truly gifted musicians as well as an entrepreneur that entertains while he inspires bringing smiles and goosebumps to anyone that spends time with him. iV & the   Road crew gets a special treat in this last segment with Peter as he creates a song on the fly about the 6-part interview series. He also shares a powerful story about pressure & improvisation when he created one of his best albums in only 12 days. Want to see the BEST LIVE show online?  Visit to Furious World every Tuesday night at 7pm CST.

Kim Overton started to have some success with her start-up & decided to turn to family to help grow the business in the early stages. iV finds out whether that turned out to be a good decision and gets Kim to share some of her lessons learned along the way in building SPIBelt. Kim covers falling down vs. staying down, outsourcing vs. doing it yourself & perfection vs. work-in-progress. PLUS-Kim shares how she got on CNBC’s The Big Idea & the Today Show — Good stuff. iV is now gonna get her SPI on and anything else Kim comes out with… xoxo

The founder of SPIBelt, Kim Overton, decided to stay local in manufacturing her product & it ended up really helped her business. iV gets the inside scoop on why she made this decision and how Kim use to sew the belts herself as she was growing the business one fan at a time. PLUS-Kim tells iV in this interview about how she had to suck it up and tighten her belt after making a HUGE informercial bet that didn’t work. I’m totally a SPIBelt girl now!!!

The founder of WordPress & Automattic, Matt Mullenweg takes questions from the audience on some of new features of WordPress is coming out with and when they are going to get real-time analytics for his product. Matt also tells iV why a non-technical person should use WordPress to build a web site & what the future holds for Matt and his company. He does such a good job, Ingrid commits to using WP to convert the On the Road with iV & relaunch by late April-09.

Young entrepreneur Matt Mullenweg shares some words of wisdom gained in his youth and has one super duper lesson learned since he has started WordPress & Automattic. It is something he had a very hard time coming to grips w/ but has made a big difference since he made the mental shift. Matt explains where he gets his ideas & where he finds his best people virtual style (think not in the bay area). iV also learns about Matt’s Easter Egg HR strategy.

The founder of WordPress, Matt Mullenweg, has built a worldwide organization where most of his 30+ employees work from home most including Matt. iV interviews Matt to learn they manage a semi-virtual organization as well as how he transitioned from a bootstrapping organization to a funded company (Automattic). Hear where Matt got most of information in learning how to do it all (e.g. raising 10′s of $M’s) & how he built the WordPress business model supporting sites as you & me as well as Perez Hilton & the New York Times.