Hazardous Waste Disposal – Ted Reese of Cadence Environmental Energy Explains How It’s Done

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When huge chemical containers are cleaned at chemical plants, what happens to the left over hazardous sludge? What’s done with the excess from some cosmetic overruns? What about those piles of tires we used to see stacked up behind old tire shops?  Ted Reese is president and CEO of Cadence Environmental Energy. His company destroys wastes that contain energy value by feeding it into long rotary kilns at cement plants that operate at above 2600 degrees Fahrenheit. It’s all high in carbon which reduces fossil fuels needed to generate the heat. The resulting product, now harmless, becomes part of the ready made cement we use to pave our driveways, secure our basketball goals in the ground, and everything else.

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Myth v Reality in the EV Car Battery World. A Chat with the Leadership of E-Mobility and TERREPOWER

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Are electric car batteries an environmental disaster like some would have you think? Or are they God’s gift to planet earth as others would have you think? I speak with Maria Caballero, President of E-Mobility, a division of TERREPOWER and John Boyer, President of TERREPOWER, a division of BBB Industries. TERREPOWER takes used EV batteries and remanufacture them for resale. The execs say that, yes, there is an environmental cost to creating them, like there is for all things, but the benefit of running a car with no emissions outweights their cost. They also do electric storage tied to solar panels. Regardless of your point of view, the EV market is here to stay.

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Aaron Beam Was Head of Accounting at Healthsouth When He Decided the Fudge the Numbers. It Was the Beginning of His and Healthsouth’s Downfall.

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Aaron Beam says it was his boss’ drive for weath that put pressure on him to fudge the numbers. Aaron admits he liked the wealth that Healthsouth had generated for him, too. But that moment in his boss’ office when things got heated about missing the quarterly numbers, Aaron says he should have said No. His inaction in that moment has shaped his life since.

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• Persons Services Corp
• Seth Cherniak – Jeffrey Matthews Financial
• Bill-E’s Bacon

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The New Research on Tactics for Leading The Millennial Generation. Dr Kevin McGarry explains.

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Dr. Kevin McGarry is the CEO of iLeading 360. His research has put him at the forefront of understanding, managing, and guiding the Millennial generation. The focus of much debate over the years, the Millennials remain the most vexxing generation in the workplace today. With a background in leadership in financial services, McGarry’s research has led him to developing tools for management and leadership that have proven helpful in the US and abroad. Hint: If they know WHY they’re doing something, they’re much more likely to buy in. Plus so much more. 

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Creative, Collaborative, and Team Supportive Workspaces. Rebecca Swanner is Workplace Sector Leader of Architectural and Engineering Design Firm HED.

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The workplace is permanently changed by Covid. Getting team members to return to the office during the work week will require new tactics including mandatory days in the office and a new office design upon arrival. Rebecca Swanner should know. She designed her company’s new Los Angeles workspace with the new hybrid work arrangements in mind. She runs HED’s Workplace Sector and spends time with her clients learning their challenges, their needs, and their workplace hopes then turns it into reality for her client’s workforce. She and I talk about workplace design that fosters collaboration, creativity, the desire to return to the office and much more. 

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• Trey Langus – Transworld Business Advisors
• Allison Horner – State Farm Agent
• Angelo DePaola – The Coastal Connection Realty
• Persons Services Corp
• Seth Cherniak – Jeffrey Matthews Financial
• Bill-E’s Bacon

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Workforce Challenges Often Triggered by Childcare Issues. Autumn Zellner, CEO of STARS Early Learning Academy, Explains.

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Childcare was in a crisis before the pandemic. Too many kids. Too few spots. Many people who wanted to work were forced to stay home and care for young children and this burden impacted females much more so than males. Not much has changed since. In fact, it may have gotten worse. Many of the grants and subsidies offered during the pandemic are no longer available. 

Autmn Zellner runs STARS Early Learning Academy. She gets multiple calls each day from parents despreate to work and desperate to find a safe place to leave their children during the day. Autumn turns them all away. She wants to grow but the costs of building a new center and finding qualified labor prevents her from taking that step. It’s a crisis, and Autumn offers some ideas.

This episode is this month’s Business Alabama Magazine collaboration. 

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• Persons Services Corp
• Seth Cherniak – Jeffrey Matthews Financial
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From Less than 100 Kernels in a Freezer to Needing More Land – The Remarkable Story of Bayou Cora Farms.

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Josh and Jared Higginbotham found just shy of 100 kernals of heirloom corn in a freezer in a barn. They were the last of their grandfather’s stash and these brothers decided to plant it and see what happened. Today their Bayou Cora Farms non-GMO corn products are purchased across the country from their farm in south Alabama and they’re looking for more acreage to try to meet the rising demand. 

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• Mason Hills Farms – True Farm to Table Meats
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• Trey Langus – Transworld Business Advisors
• Allison Horner – State Farm Agent
• Angelo DePaola – The Coastal Connection Realty
• Persons Services Corp
• Seth Cherniak – Jeffrey Matthews Financial
• Bill-E’s Bacon

Find Cam Marston’s book – What Works: The Ten Best Ideas from the First Two-Hundred Episodes on Amazon.com. 

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Marty Gründer Did So Well Developing His Business He’s Now Coaching Others on Developing Theirs

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Marty Grunder began Grunder Landscaping in 1984 as he was making his way through college, running it from his dorm room to pay his bills. Today it’s a regional powerhouse in the industry and Marty has taken the lessons he’s learn to create The Grow Group which coaches other landscaping companies across the country in their growth. Marty’s lessons on leadership transfer across industry. He tells his story and shares his secrets for growing and cultivating a successful company. Marty’s connections on LinkedIn and Instagram.

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A Career In Home Improvement in Front of the Camera & Mic. Danny Lipford of Today’s Homeowner Removes His Tool Belt

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Danny Lipford started in TV in Mobile, Alabama, taking calls in the studio about home repairs to fuel his home remodeling business. Upon announcing his retirement, Danny’s Today’s Homeowner was broadcast in nearly every TV market in the nation and over five hundred radio stations. His media empire grew through lots of hard work and through a genuine appreciation by his audience. Danny’s viewers and listeners liked him. Trusted him. And his resignation from the airwaves leaves a big hole in millions of listeners listening and watching agenda. But the streaming world – a new profit center – has found Today’s Homeowner and he’ll be with us for a long time to come via a different source. Hear this amazing story of work, risk, and humility. 

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• Angelo DePaola – The Coastal Connection Realty
• Persons Services Corp
• Seth Cherniak – Jeffrey Matthews Financial
• First Horizon Bank’s “Bucket List-ening” Podcast
• Bill-E’s Bacon

Find Cam Marston’s book – What Works: The Ten Best Ideas from the First Two-Hundred Episodes on Amazon.com. 

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