In this episode of The Victory Show, Travis Cody sits down with Dmytro Filatov, CEO & Co-Founder of Deepex, to explore the next wave of computer vision and multimodal AI—built for industries where reliability isn’t optional: aviation, mining, healthcare, and logistics. Dimitro breaks down why he believes the future isn’t AI replacing humans—it’s symbiotic AI: systems designed to collaborate with people, amplify intuition, and improve decision-making in real-world environments. He also shares lessons from building multiple companies, what changes when you scale past 30–60 employees, and why Deepex chose to bootstrap instead of raising outside capital.

In this episode of The Victory Show, Travis Cody sits down with Amanda Mountain, CEO of Rocky Mountain Public Media (RMPBS), to unpack what it really takes to lead a legacy media organization through massive transformation. Amanda shares how RMPBS became digital-first, built a multiplatform content strategy, and created a user-centered operating model—while scaling revenue, strengthening culture, and expanding community impact. She also breaks down the biggest misconception about public media, why today’s challenge isn’t “media,” it’s relationships, and how public media can help fight isolation by connecting communities in real life.

In this episode of The Victory Show, Travis Cody sits down with Ken Golde—executive coach, keynote speaker, and former Hollywood filmmaker—to explore the hidden belief systems that quietly cap leadership, fulfillment, and long-term success. Ken shares how his decades in film directing, screenwriting, and producing shaped his approach to leadership—where the role of a leader isn’t to do the work, but to help talented people do their best work. Drawing on his experience working with CEOs, founders, and leadership teams around the world, Ken breaks down why external success rarely fixes internal dissatisfaction.