The Line I Drew at PG-13

On the Scottsdale Living podcast, the host asked what other people ask us for as far as events go, and said Arizona is literally a bachelorette Mecca.

I had a marketing company in Ogden and I was very laser focused on that. This whole entertainment thing just came out of left field. We had started dancing with another group, and they kind of just up and left, and everybody that was still left in Utah was looking at me like, Joseph, what are you going to do about this? I kept trying to tell them no, I'm busy.

It fell into my lap, and I transitioned away from my marketing company to do entertainment full time. We started out doing luaus, and now we do almost anything you can imagine. I joke a lot that I'm the ringleader of the fire circus.

We used to have a dance studio location in Utah. We shut it down in January. We decided dance studio life was not what I was passionate about. It was 100 percent entertainment.

I've set the stopping point for Hana Entertainment at PG-13.

Our favorite thing to do is to co-create with our clients with the vision that they have. There are a lot of entertainment companies out there that send talent and kind of hope for the best. For us, whether it's a small production or a large production, we want there to be that custom touch.

Something Rose says a lot is, if you give me a sentence, I'll give you a paragraph. If you give me a paragraph, I'll give you a storybook. I listen to her on the phone with clients, they're giving her breadcrumbs, and it turns into this immaculate masterpiece.

I want Hana to always be known as a family friendly brand. That's what people can count on.