Identifying the trends shaping today’s workplace, workforce, and marketplace and discussions on culture and society. Guests bring insight and lessons into the trends shaping their business, allowing listeners to learn, adapt, and get a little bit better at whatever it is they do.
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Don Urquhart – UJ Chevrolet – Creating non-traditional sales staff through incentives and ideas.
Garrett Smith – Red Beard Outfitters – Making the customer feel important and valuable so they’ll come back when times are better.
Shane Hale – The Hale Team Real Estate – The significance of morning routines to get the day started right.
After having his entire spring calendar cancel, Michael Silver found a way to offer value to clients. His ideas include pop-up drive in movies, drive-in wrestling matches, and social distanced dance parties. His ideas have legs, too. In fact, without the Covid crisis, these ideas may never have surfaced. Learn how to think like Michael; learn how to pivot.
Stephen Cowell – Military Historian – Lessons we can deduce from military leaders of the past that we could use during Covid.
Cristian Druetta – Argentine Outfitter – Tuku Lodge – The birds are flying!
Gerald Bierling – Demographics of Covid – Youth disproportionately impacted by Covid-19 fallout.
Michael Silver – Pop Up Drive In – Business experts tell us to “pivot” during a business crisis. Michael did. And he tells how.
Carley Waters – Illume Health and Wellness – Diet cautions during high stress situations.
Shelly Waguespack and her team have been busy during the Covid quarantine sprucing up one of the world’s most iconic bars. Three hundred years of history are evident in this former home, then speak easy, and now New Orleans entertainment power house. Shelly discusses the challenges she faced when she became President, the trends that shape her workplace, and what she would do if she could enjoy herself anonymously one night in the Piano Room.
Rosshiki Leatherwood – Race and racism discussion in the wake of the week’s protests and violence.
Kim Garrett – Director – Victory Health Partners
Bill Sisson – President & CEO – Mobile Area Chamber of Commerce – State of the Mobile Covid recovery.
Darrell Randle – VP Small Business Development – Mobile Area Chamber of Commerce – Small Business needs in Covid economy.
Erna Whiston – Gardening surpluses yield donations to area food banks. Plus Leukemia & Lymphoma Woman of the Year info – Help Erna out: https://pages.lls.org/mwoy/al/sa20/ewhiston.
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Trey Oliver leads Mobile’s metro county jail with its over 1000 “guests.” He oversees their meal service, offers classes, and even has a barber shop. It’s its own self-contained world. Trey’s story takes a non-traditional turn when he finds a release in this high-pressure environment through his art. Collecting and assembling driftwood then finding a gallery to display it took him on a ride he’d never have guessed for himself.
Peter Ricchiuti – Economist – Tulane A.B. Freeman School of Business – Economic outlook
Marty O’Malley – L’Arche Mobile – Annual Fundraiser – Football Preview – will be live streamed tonight.
Colleen Francis – New approaches to sales as a result of Covid.
Dr. Mark Foley, Ph.D. – Motivation and inspiration.
