Brad McAnally's guest appearances

Brad McAnally

The Slacker Morning Show

The MIAA "A" Team Podcast

Bert Kreischer

Rikki Rockett

Dan Cummins

Steve Lukather

Alexa Bliss

Jay Leno

Kevin Pollak

Tony James

Matt Morris

Eric Johnson

David Crosby

Jim Gaffigan

Jane Lynch

Bill Burr

Jim Breuer

OwlTail

In this episode, Brad McAnally COO of Foutch Brothers, LLC joins Commissioner Racy to talk about Kansas City’s Hy-Vee Arena (formerly Kemper Arena), having the MIAA Office and MIAA Volleyball Championship at the arena and what the future looks like for the arena.   McAnally begins the show about how he got started with Foutch Brothers, how the idea of Hy-Vee Arena started out, and his current role at the arena (2:05-6:04). He then talks about the history Hy-Vee Arena has in Kansas City, especially surrounding the sport of basketball (6:47-8:19).    Next, McAnally talks about the task of promoting the image of Hy-Vee Arena as a one-stop place with multiple amenities and the number of activities from separate businesses that are available for people to enjoy inside the building (9:06-14:12). He then shares what he learned after the first year of operation and some future objectives for the complex (14:36-8:12).   McAnally and Racy then discuss the MIAA Volleyball Championship coming to Hy-Vee Arena and what it means for the future of the building to attract national events. (8:19-21:53). As the episode wraps up, McAnally talks about the interest Foutch Brothers receives from various cities to renovate their arenas into multipurpose facilities similar to Hy-Vee Arean, other projects the group has around the Kansas City area and what Hy-Vee Arena will look like in five years (21:54-26:27). 

In this episode, Brad McAnally COO of Foutch Brothers, LLC joins Commissioner Racy to talk about Kansas City’s Hy-Vee Arena (formerly Kemper Arena), having the MIAA Office and MIAA Volleyball Championship at the arena and what the future looks like for the arena. McAnally begins the show about how he got started with Foutch Brothers, how the idea of Hy-Vee Arena started out, and his current role at the arena (2:05-6:04). He then talks about the history Hy-Vee Arena has in Kansas City, especially surrounding the sport of basketball (6:47-8:19).  Next, McAnally talks about the task of promoting the image of Hy-Vee Arena as a one-stop place with multiple amenities and the number of activities from separate businesses that are available for people to enjoy inside the building (9:06-14:12). He then shares what he learned after the first year of operation and some future objectives for the complex (14:36-8:12). McAnally and Racy then discuss the MIAA Volleyball Championship coming to Hy-Vee Arena and what it means for the future of the building to attract national events. (8:19-21:53). As the episode wraps up, McAnally talks about the interest Foutch Brothers receives from various cities to renovate their arenas into multipurpose facilities similar to Hy-Vee Arean, other projects the group has around the Kansas City area and what Hy-Vee Arena will look like in five years (21:54-26:27).

Episode 38: Brad McAnally

Hy-Vee's District VP, Brad McAnally Interview