Have you ever wanted to start a brewery? (Hint: it rarely operates like a business. Margins are trash; distributors are garbage, and capital expenditures are a raging dumpster fire.) Our guest, Kelly Meyer shares the sometim…
This short episode discusses the "do's" and "don't" of being a podcast guest and how to prepare to be on our show! Oh, yes -- if you would like to be on the show or know someone who would be a good fit, email podcast@beer.bu…
A massive "bump in the road" of life didn't stop Fitz Koehler. She deployed her arsenal of mindset and positivity while pursuing her passionate push to tack ten years of life onto everyone's life through fitness while naviga…
Mia Smithson helps women receive the salary they deserve. Listen in to learn about her philosophy and the importance of being absolutely enthusiastic about your skills without being boastful to get the pay you want! Thank y…
Claude Curry and Stanford Kimble use their knowledge, humor, and enthusiasm to teach youngsters (and oldsters) financial literacy and education to combat unmet needs in Georgia communities. Their friendship began in the Air …
Have you thought about investing in a franchise? Before you do, listen to this episode where we talk to American's Franchise Matchmaker™, Careyann Golliver, who is dedicated to helping franchise candidates align skill sets a…
"Questionable Answers" is back, and we are addressing listener inquiries about small business matters such as accounts receivable, healthy boundaries, tax time, and the strangely named beer Darrin is drinking. Thanks to our …
Brian Page has spent his career improving lives through personal finance education and founded Modern Husbands to continue doing this by empowering people to learn and have a hand in sharing how we can be the best versions o…
Learn how Glenn Gardone leaned into his years of professional experience to introduce and launch the European chocolate brand RED just months before the pandemic exploded worldwide. While it could have been an "Oh S&*T!" mom…
Necessity is the mother of invention - or at least that's what Lei Lydle believed in the late 1990's when preparing for her wedding and discovered no comprehensive planning and information resource for brides and grooms. Wel…
She's back for a third year! In this episode, Artist, Alchemist, and Astro-Junkie Tam Veilleux helps us bring in the new year by discussing astrology inside of business with a special reading of our sponsor's chart! We also …
What's 100% free and available to everyone? Manners! This week we talk to Kristi Spencer, owner of The Polite Company, a certified etiquette training service built on the principles of consideration, respect, and honesty. …
Setting goals doesn't have to be complicated. It's more important to create it, speak it and think it. What are your 2023 goals? Support our NEW sponsor - Hop City Beer & Wine! www.hopcitybeer.com
MOHO Limoncello's recipe includes part inspiration (a trip to Italy) and part opportunity (a friend's surplus of homegrown Florida lemons) and has grown into a business that tickles tongues. In this episode, learn how Mike O…
From student to teacher, Andrea Brock wanted to make charcuterie boards and took a class. She started making them for friends & family and before you know it the requests came piling in. Making charcuterie boards has become …
A Google Ad strategy is nothing without website content that converts. Jason Aldrich is back to talk specifics, the value of warm leads, and of course, the chaos of Twitter. Support our NEW sponsor - Hop City Beer & Wine! ww…
Alicia Beale shares her story of growing up in Texas and then moving to Nashville to pursue a singing career. The secret to her successful music career (besides having an incredible singing voice) is to seize opportunities …
Phil Crane is running for City Council of Peachtree City in Georgia. He made the runoff!! He stopped by the studio to talk about running for local office and what it means to make the runoff election. We also answered que…
Jackie Benjamin made the decision to build a business that is driven by purpose - to help women who are underemployed, but have fantastic skills. Encourgaged by her old boss, Jackie made the leap. She still receives mentor…
Will Gibson almost died in a horrific bike accident. At his lowest, he felt compelled to make ice cream. Today, his ice cream is the foundation of a rapidly growing business. Recently featured on CBS national news, listen…
Stuckey's started as a roadside pecan stand in 1937. Through grit and determination, the Stuckeys grew this business into a roadside empire and filled our youth with incredible memories of delicious pecan candies and novelt…
Jefferson and Alec Brown are pioneering the process of farming. They have developed an indoor farm that will revolutionize agriculture. FASCINATING, MUST-LISTEN EPISODE! www.alofarms.com Support our sponsors! www.orangecat…