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If you grew up in a small town in the deep south, you know that the sweet tea is meant to be spilled, and the ghosts outnumber the living.Our guest today is the host of Tombigbee Tales, a podcast that exposes the uncomfortable truths of Columbus, Mississippi. And, living in Mississippi, she's seen quite a few ghosts. And felt them, smelled them, heard them, and even pissed some of them off. Because this woman isn't afraid of anything. Hear Shannon's stories, today, on Homespun Haints.Listen to  Tombigbee Tales at pshannonevans.podbean.com and follow Shannon on YouTube at youtube.com/@pshannonevans Subscribe to Homespun Haints at youtube.com/@homespunhaintsFor full show notes, visit homespunhaints.com#ghoststoriespodcast #ghostlyencounters #southerngothic #ghoststories #ghoststorytelling #spookyTired of websites that have been Frankensteined together using subpar body parts? Check out Becky and Diana's digital media and web design company, The Concept Spot, and let's make some digital spookiness together! theconceptspot.comSupport the show

What does it take to transform a small family business into a major player in the beverage industry? Discover the incredible legacy of NorCal Beverage, beginning with Shannon Deary-Bell's grandfather, who turned his Coca-Cola salesmanship into the entrepreneurial foundation of Hires Bottling in 1937. You'll hear the story of Shannon's father and uncle, who made the courageous decision to sell their profitable stocks to protect the family business and its employees, embodying a people-first philosophy that has defined NorCal's journey and continuing legacy. You'll also hear of the tenacity and determination of Shannon as a young manager having to deal with the complexity of "busting" a union that misrepresented itself to the employees. Her pursuit of what was the right thing to do, let to a much greater acceptance from her employees and family alike. Uncover the strategic genius behind NorCal's significant pivot in 2007, when the company shifted focus from bottling popular brands like Dr. Pepper and Snapple to co-packing. This bold move led to lucrative partnerships with major brands like Arizona Tea, Red Bull, Monster, and Gatorade, propelling NorCal to new heights. We delve into how Shannon's insistence for a particular seat at luncheon led to a critical meeting with the CEO of Red Bull in France that opened doors to substantial opportunities, highlighting the company's resilience and adaptability in the face of industry challenges.Finally, we explore the complexities of family business dynamics, focusing on succession planning, leadership transitions, and the difficult and emotional decision to sell the business during the COVID-19 pandemic. Hear Shannon's son Riley, explain his personal account of returning to the family fold to save jobs and his reflections on the pressures and rewards of taking on a leadership role in a newly developed company. Shannon and Riley discuss the importance of personal accountability, hard work, and seizing growth opportunities while maintaining a people-centered approach. Dedication and passion continue to drive their new venture setting the stage of familial business success once again.To learn more about NC Equipment Solutions visit https://nceqs.com/or you can contact them at:Dispatch & General Inquiries: (916) 372-7700; fsd@NCEQS.comAccounts Receivables: (916) 374-2657; AR@NCEQS.comAccounts Payables: (916) 372 7700 ext. 2436; AP@NCEQS.comEpisode Highlights(05:32 - 06:00) The Power of Community(13:57 - 15:01) Trust and Communication in Relationships(18:14 - 19:19) Meeting Red Bull CEO in France(21:59 - 23:40) Succession Planning for Company Presidency(25:58 - 27:02) Father-Son Relationship and Business Sale(32:51 - 34:20) Company Restructuring Saves Jobs(37:46 - 39:09) Family Business Responsibilities and Rewards(44:25 - 45:41) Navigating Entrepreneurship at a Young AgeChapter Summaries(00:00) Building a Family Business LegacyNorCal Beverage's history, family commitment, and employee safeguarding, from Shannon's grandfather's vision to her taking over the business.(15:03) Succession Planning and Co-Packing SuccessNorCal Beverage's strategic pivot to co-packing led to partnerships with Arizona Tea, Red Bull, Monster, and Gatorade, driving growth and resilience.(23:06) Navigating Family Business Sale and TransitionSelecting the next president of a family business, selling during COVID-19, and aligning with company values.(33:16) Business Transition and Family ValuesRiley, a recent business management graduate, joins family business to lead equipment solutions division and support empl

In this eighty-sixth bite, join co-hosts Crystal Price and Shannon Hiller from Clark County Credit Union as they explore Thai food at Lemongrass & Lime, help get you on the road to investing in your 30s, and share ways to destress at work. Hear Shannon's experience ordering new types of Thai food, why prioritizing your 401k sets you up for additional investing success, and why you might want to tap your creative side to end your night with a clear state of mind. Learn more at CCCULV.org

In this eighty-fourth bite, join co-hosts Crystal Price and Shannon Hiller from Clark County Credit Union as they experience quality dough at Old School Pizzeria, share what to do when a significant other gets laid off, and discuss some in-demand side hustles. Hear Shannon's reaction to pizza made with sourdough, things you can do to mitigate damage while looking for a new job, and how you might be able to turn your passions into a little extra income. Learn more at CCCULV.org

Episode 140: Writing A Book with Shannon Jamail Shannon shares her experiences (as well as her husband's experiences) on publishing books. Between the two of them they have 7 published books, and both of them have been on the best selling lists with national retailers. Join Shannon as she shares what to expect, myths and unrealistic expectations as well as HOW to do it. Learn more about the yoga teacher training at https://mindbodycomplete.com/online-yoga-teacher-training/ Topics Covered on this Happy Hour Podcast: 00:23 - Shannon's Book, Surrender 01:30 - Great Ways To Write A Book 04:58 - Myths On Writing A Book 06:23 - Unrealistic Expectations 08:30 - Leave Us A Review! 08:45 - Let's Hear Shannon's Process! 11:38 - Hire A Professional Editor and Designer! 13:16 - Cover Designs for Different Layouts! 15:00 - Learn About Yoga Teacher Training! 16:50 - What Is A Ghost Writer? 22:25 - Writing A Book Process is Ass-Whip! Subscribe:  Apple Podcast | Google Podcast | Spotify Connect with Shannon Jamail: ● Visit Happy Hour Podcast ● Facebook Mind & Body Complete #author #bookpublishing #publishabook #writing #bookwriting #businessauthor #selfhelpwriter #fictionwriter Buzzsprout Tags author, book publishing, publish a book, writing, book writing, business author, #selfhelpwriter #fictionwriter  

In this episode, Shannon and Hoots discuss what it is like getting into a male populated industry to the point of Shannon even changing her name on her resume. Shannon dives into exactly what her purpose on earth is and helps drive an understanding of the term man in Construction. At the end of the day, we are all human. Hoots drops another Japanese word, Ikigai – Japanese concept that refers to giving a person a sense of purpose, a reason for living! Hear the story of the Chinese Farmer and how perspective on the matter is never fully understood due to the complexities of understanding the full system. Shannon helps the Lean Builder nation understand what Lady Voltz is all about! Reach out to her if you're interested in stickers! Hear Shannon pick at the root of why Hoots has a displeasure for the word culture! …and just maybe Lady Voltz herself is converting to at least a deeper understanding of the word itself! Shannon and Hoots get outside their comfort zones on this episode and describe what it is like to move through the comfort zone diagram. Shannon teaches us how to say “Happy Birthday!” in Canadian after Hoots had to be that guy and ask that question! She further discusses her next project where she is writing a book that plays on limericks and rhymes to help introduce skilled trade career opportunities to children younger than is current practice. Reaching beyond middle/high school and into elementary and pre school aged children is paramount at changing the image! Tune in where Ms. Shannon even shares with us her spin on ‘I'm a Little Teapot!' and spells a deeper reason for why she chose that specific rhyme! The learning was real and the time shared was fun! ABOUT HOOTS ON THE GROUND PODCAST: The Lean Builder's absolutely, positively NO bullshido podcast. Join Host Adam Hoots and his guests as they dig deep into the topics that are relevant to those of us who “get it”: the men and women with the dirty boots, the ones who work in the field, doing the hands-on business of construction each day. Listen in as we keep it real while stories from the trenches are shared along with lessons learned and some laughter along the way. RESOURCE LINKS MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE: • www.theleanbuilder.com | Our main blog, book, resources, news and events website • www.linkedin.com/company/the-lean-builder | Our LinkedIn community • https://www.shannontymosko.com/ | Shannon's website GUESTS FEATURED IN THIS EPISODE: • Adam Hoots | www.linkedin.com/in/adam-hoots-4645519/ | podcast host for “Hoots on the Ground” and Lean Construction Shepherd with ConstructionACHEsolutions • Shannon Tymosko | https://www.linkedin.com/in/shannon-tymosko-b160b4a7/ | Electrical Apprentice⚡ - IBEW

In the first year of COVID-19, CAIS IQ regularly caught up with Shannon Saccocia, Chief Investment Officer at Boston Private. We talked pent-up demand, politics, and the pandemic, among other investment themes and macro trends that were shaping the world around us. As the delta variant makes its way across the country, threatening the recovery of the economy: what are the potential opportunities – and challenges – for investors that lie ahead?Hear Shannon's views on:Recognizing how analyst views and estimates are formed in a once-in-a-century pandemicUnderscoring the importance of portfolio management discipline even and especially when markets reach all-time highsAppreciating how The Why of Wealth may now be forever-changed in light of last year's global eventsFollow Boston Private: Twitter, LinkedInFollow Shannon Saccocia: Twitter, LinkedInFollow CAIS: LinkedIn, Twitter, Facebook

Few deals can promise the high returns that you can get from ground-up development. Today we bring in ground-up expert Shannon Robnett to discuss this asset class. With 40 years in real estate and having completed over 200 million dollars in construction projects, we open our conversation with Shannon by touching on his career highlights. After sharing why ground ups can be such valuable investments, Shannon dispels the myth that ground ups are always risky, especially when compared with multi-family risks. We chat about how having a reputable and experienced team mitigates most ground-up risks before diving into common challenges that ground ups. Reflecting on how the pandemic has led to huge population shifts, we talk about why now is one of the best times to get into ground-up. Near the end of the episode, Shannon gives listeners his insights into how he picks his projects, the importance of understanding your market, what real estate tool he can’t live without, and the main takeaways from his biggest real estate mistake. Tune in to learn more about lucrative ground-up investing.Key Points From This Episode:Introducing seasoned investor and ground-up expert, Shannon Robnett.Shannon shares details about his extensive real estate experience.What makes ground up such an excellent asset class. Comparing the multi-family risks versus ground-up risks. How you can reduce risk when making ground-up investments. Exploring the challenges that many ground-ups face.How ground-up beginners often make mistakes with their timeline. Why now is a better time than ever to get into ground-up investing.Hear Shannon’s advice on getting into ground-up.Insights into how Shannon picks his market and develops different asset classes.The importance of knowing your market when making deals.The top real estate tool that Shannon can’t live without.Shannon shares the main takeaways from his biggest investing mistake. How Shannon grows his business by picking the best possible people for the job.Tweetables:“When you’re deploying capital in a risk-mitigated situation and with an experienced group, nothing will get you a bigger return and keep your expenses in line like new construction will.” — @Robnett01 [0:03:49]“Where I do most of my business, we are coming unglued because of the volume of people that are moving in here at an unprecedented rate. The opportunity is everywhere” — @Robnett01 [0:13:02]“I don’t have to be a fortune teller. I just need to be plugged into the marketplace and know where there's a need.” — @Robnett01 [0:16:48]Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:Top 70 Multifamily Real Estate Podcasts You Need to Follow in 2021Shannon Robnett on LinkedInShannon Robnett on TwitterShannon Robnett IndustriesAPT Capital GroupPassive Income Through Multifamily Real Estate on FacebookSchedule a Call with Kyle MitchellBullpen

This is the second installment of this very inspirational interview with Seven-time Olympic Medalist, Shannon Miller. Shannon is the only female athlete to be inducted into the US Olympic Hall of Fame – Twice! She has won an astounding 59 International, 49 National competition medals, and led the “Magnificent Seven” to the US Women’s first ever Team Gold.After retiring from Olympic competition, Shannon received her undergraduate degrees in marketing and entrepreneurship from the University of Houston and her law degree from Boston College. She then moved from Olympic athlete to advocate for the health and wellness of women and children.Shannon launched her company devoted to helping women make their health a priority in July, 2010, but had to put her own health first when she was diagnosed with a rare form of Ovarian cancer in 2011. Hear Shannon’s remarkable story of Olympic medals, finding her identity outside of gymnastics and transforming others through her battle with cancer.

Seven-time Olympic Medalist, Shannon Miller is the only female athlete to be inducted into the US Olympic Hall of Fame – Twice! She has won an astounding 59 International, 49 National competition medals, and led the “Magnificent Seven” to the US Women’s first ever Team Gold.After retiring from Olympic competition, Shannon received her undergraduate degrees in marketing and entrepreneurship from the University of Houston and her law degree from Boston College. She then moved from Olympic athlete to advocate for the health and wellness of women and children.Shannon launched her company devoted to helping women make their health a priority in July, 2010, but had to put her own health first when she was diagnosed with a rare form of Ovarian cancer in 2011. Hear Shannon’s remarkable story of Olympic medals, finding her identity outside of gymnastics and transforming others through her battle with cancer.

Layla of Pgh, a beautiful black lab, shared in her animal communication chat session with Dog Talker Liz Murdoch that despite having a sensitive tummy and digestive issues requiring a veterinarian recommended diet, she actually eats very well. Layla recommended that her special dog mom has a trick for feeding dogs that is easy and others could learn from her. Layla said she’s never bored with her meals and asked if Shannon could teach people how to make meals fun and interesting for dogs. Hear Shannon teach how to make and plan ahead for a week’s worth of dog meals all in one day, all while keeping your dog happy and healthy! Follow us on Instagram: @laylaofpgh or @talkingwiththedogs  For more on working with Liz: www.talkingwiththedogs.com

Why is the city moving events out of downtown Gainesville? First, the Spring Chicken Festival moved to Longwood Park. Next, the Beach Bash moved to the Lake Lanier Olympic Park. The moves connect to the Parkside on the Square project planned for downtown Gainesville. Both the festival and the Beach Bash use the wide parking lot on the fourth side of the square — that same lot that will eventually be home to Parkside. Gainesville has come a long way from the days of its downtown dying after 5 p.m. each day. With the loosening of local alcohol rules, new restaurants and a couple of bars, downtown Gainesville is becoming a more interesting place to be later into the day. And that is creating some growth, reflected by the Parkside project, and change. Hear Shannon, Kelsey and Nick talk about the changes coming downtown and what that might look like into the future. If you want to help sustain community journalism like this in North Georgia, you can subscribe to honestly local news. You can sign up for our morning and afternoon news emails, Go, a weekly food and drink newsletter, and Branch Out, a weekly newsletter focused on South Hall.

This week, we're bringing a listener favorite back to the show for a rare second episode on the Spirit of 608 podcast. We first heard this FEST founder's story in podcast episode 53, but a lot's happened since then. Not only has she continued to grow her business by leaps and bounds, she's expanding into new territory as she explores new ways to serve and support the sustainable apparel brands that graduate from her online accelerator program. Less than a week ago, she debuted a new marketplace that's already catching buzz, and she's back to tell us all about it - and the surprising things that happen when you keep pushing forward slowly, strategically and with intention. Meet this week's guest, Shannon Lohr, Founder of Factory45. Sign up for the PressDope weekly email to get DIY PR tips and The Dope List of media opps, calls for pitches, FEST events and more ways to raise your visibility. What you'll learn As the sustainable and ethical fashion space grows, one has to wonder what the terms “sustainable” and “ethical” really even mean. Is truly sustainable possible? What does ethical mean exactly, and are we even using it in the right way? Shannon is back on the Spirit of 608 to share with us her thoughts on the matter, this time she’s armed with a couple more years of experience and a more holistic point of view of the ethical and sustainable fashion industry. How you'll be inspired So often we think about business growth bringing more complications and headaches. Bigger business, bigger problems, right? But Shannon has a different story: as her business grew, things actually got easier. Like a lot easier. Hear how she did it on this week's show.  What you'll tell your friends Did you know that there's a new online shop for sustainable and ethical, made-in-the-USA brands? You'll find an excellent, curated selection of labels -- and each company actually came through the Factory45 program, so you know they've been trained to produce apparel as responsibly as possible. Resource of the week Asana: As we find out in this episode, Shannon is a master of planning. She credits part of that to Asana for her daily, weekly, monthly and yearly to-do lists.  Connect with Shannon Lohr Website: factory45.co Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/factory45co Instagram: @factory45co Mentioned in this episode: Hear Shannon's backstory in Spirit of 608 podcast EP 53   Kickstarter   Shop Market45   Google Analytics   WordPress   Asana   Startup Fashion   Jess Lively   MeetEdgar   Google Drive   T-shirt motto: Go vote women.   Find more episodes featuring women at the forefront of FEST online at www.Spiritof608.com.

Welcome to our very first episode of Ask Me About Kpop! We're starting out with Kpop basics like the concept of a Korean Idol and the Hallyu wave! Hear Shannon & Angelica's Kpop origin stories and our plans for the future of this podcast! Let's get started! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Hear Shannon and The Clams speak about the making of their album "Gone By The Dawn", the true meaning for some of their songs, and covering The Beach Boys "Pet Sounds" track "I Just Wasn't Made For These Times". http://shannonandtheclams.com/ https://www.facebook.com/Shannon-and-the-Clams

Like Autism Live on Facebook at http://facebook.com/autismlive Today's Toy of the Day is Laser Pegs! JD Stiebling talks with Shannon about this award winning building toy that lights up! This is a great toy for those kiddoes that love to build. Hear Shannon describe all the reasons this toy is a winner with the ASD community. For more information about Laser Pegs visit www.laserpegs.com Autism Live is a production of the Center for Autism and Related Disorders (CARD), headquartered in Tarzana, California, and with offices throughout, the United States and around the globe. For more information on therapy for autism and other related disorders, visit the CARD website at http://centerforautism.com

There can be many barriers and walls in our lives and relationships. Especially when it comes to our sex life. Hear Shannon and Corey talk about how one person really confronted their barriers and broke through to a better sex life and marriage. Enjoy! __________ Got a question? Email us at feedback@sexymarriageradio.com. Listen to Sexy Marriage Radio below … The post SMR#182: Tearing Down Walls appeared first on Sexy Marriage Radio.