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This week, the mics are turned on us! That's right—our good friend Josh Morgan takes over the podcast and interviews us on our own show. Buckle up for a hilarious, heartfelt ride through the behind-the-scenes story of Pastors' Wives Tell All.We're spilling all the tea (and maybe some coffee) on how the podcast started, the myths people believe about pastors' wives, and why friendship, laughter, and spiritual growth matter so much in ministry—and in life. Expect embarrassing moments, marriage confessions, and a healthy dose of “Did we really just say that?”If you've ever felt pressure to have it all together, this episode is your permission slip to stop striving, start laughing, and just be yourself. No halos required.What You'll Take Away:You don't have to be everything to everyone.Saying no isn't a sin.Friendship and laughter are holy.Ministry life isn't one-size-fits-all.God uses your real, unfiltered story.Listen in and laugh with us—you might just cry a little too (the good kind).To purchase the BOOK, head here: https://pastorswivestellall.com/bookTo shop our MERCH, head here: https://pastorswivestellall.com/shopWant to support the Pastors' Wives Tell All podcast ministry? Become a patron: https://www.patreon.com/pastorswivestellall SUBSCRIBE: Sign up for our email list and receive updates on new episodes, free gifts, and all the fun! Email sign up HERE!CONTACT US: hello@pastorswivestellall.comFOLLOW US:Website: pastorswivestellall.comInstagram: @pastorswivestellallFacebook: @pastorswivestellallJESSICA:Instagram: @jessica_taylor_83, @come_away_missions, @do_good_project__Facebook: Come Away Missions, Do Good ProjectWebsites: Do Good Project, Come Away MissionsJENNA:Instagram: @jennaallen, @jennaallendesignFacebook: @JennaAllenDesignWebsite: Jenna Allen DesignSTEPHANIE:Instagram: @msstephaniegilbertFacebook: I Literally LOLWebsite: Stephanie Gilbert
A large sinkhole caused the closure of part of Route 113 near Sikorsky Airport in Stratford. The DOT is now trying to find a long term solution to the problem, which was likely caused by tidal issues. We spoke with Josh Morgan of the DOT about this, work starting on the Commodore Hull Bridge and reaction to DOT-related legislation passing this session. Image Credit: Getty Images
London Mayor Josh Morgan talks about a new Office-to-Residential conversation on Richmond Street.
Ever had one of those moments where you wish the ground would swallow you whole? We've got you covered! In this episode, we spill the tea on our most cringe-worthy moments—including a college audition fail that involved, let's just say, an unfortunate wardrobe oversight. From stage fright to zipper mishaps, we're keeping it real and reminding you that embarrassing moments are just part of life. So grab a cuppa tea, prepare to laugh (and maybe cringe), and remember—you're not alone in your awkwardness!To purchase the BOOK, head here: https://pastorswivestellall.com/bookTo shop our MERCH, head here: https://pastorswivestellall.com/shopWant to support the Pastors' Wives Tell All podcast ministry? Become a patron: https://www.patreon.com/pastorswivestellall SUBSCRIBE: Sign up for our email list and receive updates on new episodes, free gifts, and all the fun! Email sign up HERE!CONTACT US: hello@pastorswivestellall.comFOLLOW US:Website: pastorswivestellall.comInstagram: @pastorswivestellallFacebook: @pastorswivestellallJESSICA:Instagram: @jessica_taylor_83, @come_away_missions, @do_good_project__Facebook: Come Away Missions, Do Good ProjectWebsites: Do Good Project, Come Away MissionsJENNA:Instagram: @jennaallen, @jennaallendesignFacebook: @JennaAllenDesignWebsite: Jenna Allen DesignSTEPHANIE:Instagram: @msstephaniegilbertFacebook: I Literally LOLWebsite: Stephanie Gilbert
In this episode, the Pastors' Wives sit down with their new friend, Dr. Josh Morgan. Josh is the proud husband of a pastor's wife and brings nearly two decades of ministry experience, along with a doctorate in Christian Formation and Discipleship. His heart beats for helping struggling believers feel close to God again, and he's shared the life-changing power of Jesus with millions through his engaging digital content.Together, they dive into how church leaders can support believers on the fringes of faith—those wrestling with doubt, deconstruction, or feeling disconnected. Josh also shares a fun and unexpected connection to Home Improvement's beloved Al Borland, adding a dose of nostalgia and humor to the conversation.This episode is full of laughter, encouragement, and practical insight on loving post-deconstruction Christians well.Follow Along with Josh:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/joshuasethmorgan/YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@joshuasethmorgan8ish Minute Podcast:Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/8ish-minute-bible-study/id1802397670Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/6NpJhVt3rDuC51uWIzmZND?si=54f40601364242bd&nd=1&dlsi=90ec44c04c8e41f9To purchase the BOOK, head here: https://pastorswivestellall.com/bookTo shop our MERCH, head here: https://pastorswivestellall.com/shopWant to support the Pastors' Wives Tell All podcast ministry? Become a patron: https://www.patreon.com/pastorswivestellall SUBSCRIBE: Sign up for our email list and receive updates on new episodes, free gifts, and all the fun! Email sign up HERE!CONTACT US: hello@pastorswivestellall.comFOLLOW US:Website: pastorswivestellall.comInstagram: @pastorswivestellallFacebook: @pastorswivestellallJESSICA:Instagram: @jessica_taylor_83, @come_away_missions, @do_good_project__Facebook: Come Away Missions, Do Good ProjectWebsites: Do Good Project, Come Away MissionsJENNA:Instagram: @jennaallen, @jennaallendesignFacebook: @JennaAllenDesignWebsite: Jenna Allen DesignSTEPHANIE:Instagram: @msstephaniegilbertFacebook: I Literally LOLWebsite: Stephanie Gilbert
In this episdoe of Theologcailyl Fashioned, we're joined by Dr. Josh Morgan to explore how spiritual disciplines help us grow closer to God - not as a checklist of tasks, but as intentional practices that shape and position our hearts for transformation. Together, we unpack the beauty and purpose behind disciplines like prayer, Scripture, and silence and how they fashion us into people who are continurally being renewed by Christ. This conversation is an invitation to deeper formation and a reminder that spiritual growth is less about striving and more about surrender. Connect with me on instagram @itmonicaritchie for more conversations about theology, Scripture, and faithful living as a woman of God. Connect with Dr. Josh Morgan Instagram @Joshuasethmorgan Podcast: Feel Closer to God Today on the 8ish Minute Bible Study Podcast Website: Dr. Josh Morgan
London Mayor Josh Morgan talks with Mike Stubbs about the city's open-air substance abuse strategy.
April is distracted driving awareness month, and the Department of Transportation just launched a statewide distracted driving enforcement and a new public awareness campaign to crack down on the problem. Josh Morgan with the DOT shared the details about this latest campaign. Plus, we spoke about the department's five-year plans for road projects in the state and specifically asked about Heroes Tunnel on the Merritt Parkway. Image Credit: Getty Images
London Mayor Josh Morgan and Deputy Mayor Shawn Lewis joined Mike Stubbs in the 980 CFPL Studios on March 24 and answered questions from listeners.
Donald Trump has not yet imposed widespread tariffs on Canada yet, but already municipal leaders are waving the Maple Leaf and promising to investigate Made-in-Canada substitutes for goods and services sourced from the U.S. But with deeply integrated, cross-border supply chains, the job of procurement professionals just got harder. So, how practical is it for Ontario's cities and towns to replace U.S. goods? A closer look at the opportunities to support Canadian businesses, and the risks of restricting U.S. suppliers.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
News outlets reported this week that Beacon Falls is the second town to have approved red light camera plans. But that's not entirely true. We spoke with DOT's Josh Morgan about the process to get red light or speed enforcement cameras in your town and city and why it can be a lengthy process to get done. Image Credit: Getty Images
Chaz and AJ asked the Tribe which cars have the worst drivers, and got a wide range of answers. DOT spokesperson Josh Morgan was able to hit the number one vehicle with little hesitation. (0:00) Channel 3 WFSB's Scot Haney was on the phone with Chaz and AJ this morning to talk about his Valentine's Day plans, and how he was able to lose over 30 pounds. (13:40) A Waterbury police officer is recovering after being shot during an investigation, and a neighbor witnessed some of the incident. Rob Rotondo was on the phone to share what he heard and what he saw. (31:34) "Becoming Led Zeppelin" is in theaters today, and director Bernard MacMahon was on the phone to talk about the five years he spent putting the film together. (42:45) Boss Keith had his Top 5 takeaways from the Super Bowl, and someone everything came back to Tom Brady. (50:38)
Chaz and AJ were disappointed that the entire state seemed to shut down for just a few inches of snow, and took calls from the Tribe about the road conditions. (0:00) Vince Berry made it in, and Ayesheh Mae was on the phone to go through the TOp 10 wild and wacky moments in Philadelphia Eagles history. (15:58) DOT spokesperson Josh Morgan was on with Chaz and AJ to talk about the snow, and then Jay from the Dew Drop Inn was on to talk about the 9 tons of wings he expects to sell this weekend. (28:24) Live Nation's Jimmy Koplik was on the phone with Chaz and AJ to talk about the recent Ozzy Osbourne announcement, his last-ever show in Birmingham with the original Black Sabbath lineup. (43:37)
Host Rachel Gilbert spoke with LFP city hall reporter Jack Moulton about his takeaways from Mayor Josh Morgan's State of the City address, the third of his term.
Speeders and wrong-way driving are among the top problems we see on Connecticut highways. What was accomplished to curb the issue last year and what are goals for 2025? We spoke with Josh Morgan from the Connecticut Department of Transportation. To vote in the Snow Plow Naming Contest: https://forms.office.com/pages/responsepage.aspx?id=-nyLEd2juUiwJjH_abtziwwsSPGQLy1EiXUlyKOrSGxUMk01UTZXMjExT1JBWktPVU5EUUY2RjVCNy4u&route=shorturl Image Credit: Getty Images
Interview by Kris PetersSometimes playing nice doesn't get the desired results, especially in music.To really get to know yourself, your bandmates, and your audience, stepping into a studio and cutting some tracks with more polish than Mr. Sheen is often a band aid fix to a bandage problem. Any inconsistencies and/or inadequacies can be ironed out with creative technology and by the time you make it to the stage in a live environment, you are not only suffering from an inflated ego, but, more importantly, the sudden knowledge that without studio gadgets you're actually not very good.Newcastle noise merchants FIST decided to do the opposite, knocking out hard yards on the touring circuit and playing more than 70 shows in front of new faces before offering up their first studio single KA-BOOM (MTHRFCKR). And if this one song is anything to go by, their bold move has paid off.KA-BOOM (MTHRFCKR) is being premiered via HEAVY at 5pm AEDT on Wednesday, January 15 before being officially released through other channels two days later. The song hits with the subtlety of Thor's hammer and is a welcome breath of savage air that hopefully will continue long into the coming year.Pretty much everything FIST has done so far is the opposite to what you would read in the modern age "How To Make It In Music" guide. But also, pretty much everything FIST has done so far has proved you don't need to follow rules. There are no rules in music. Isn't that part of the magic of the industry?HEAVY spoke with FIST pumper Josh Morgan to find out more and start by thanking the band for a late sonic Christmas present."It's a very late Christmas present," he countered. "It should have been out a year before, but we're finally getting into it. We did a live album so we could try and get as much out of those songs as we can before we have to actually pay all the money to record them (laughs)."In the full interview we talk about the band's different approach to establishing a fan base, if it worked, the benefits of road testing songs for a prolonged period before committing them to file, why they chose KA-BOOM (MTHRFCKR) as the first song to record, what to expect musically, upcoming shows, censoring your own music to an extent so as not to offend people and more.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/heavy-music-interviews--2687660/support.
London Mayor Josh Morgan and Deputy Mayor Shawn Lewis joined Mike Stubbs in studio to answer listener questions.
This week is Crash Responder Safety Week and we spoke with Josh Morgan of the Department of Transportation about one of our biggest problems: abiding by the Slow Down, Move Over law. Image Credit: Getty Images
Over the Columbus Day weekend, we saw a record number of road fatalities and unfortunately, a handful of incidents involved impaired drivers. We spoke with Josh Morgan from the Department of Transportation about the increase in impaired driver habits and how the state is tackling the problem. Image Credit: Getty Images
A new PSA, created by the Department of Transportation, is highlighting the importance of the slow down, move over law here in Connecticut. Josh Morgan with the DOT explains the importance of the new messaging and why it's a change of heart, not education, for drivers that will make the difference. To view the new PSA: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pjq6QYIDiZU Image Credit: Getty Images
We spoke with Josh Morgan from the Connecticut Department of Transportation for the latest on the historic flooding aftermath impacting local and state roads. We also got an update on major transportation projects in Fairfield County and the impact of new wrong way detection systems on our highway ramps. For more information: https://portal.ct.gov/dot?language=en_US Image Credit: Getty Images
We spoke with the CT Department of Transportation communications director, Josh Morgan. He shared why the state is now posting signs with the total roadway fatalities this year to change driver behavior. Plus, he gave the heads up on events you should know about. To sign up for the Public Meeting on proposed Greenwich Rt. 1 rumble strips: https://portal.ct.gov/DOT2024CLRS-Greenwich For more information on the Community Connectivity Grant Program: portal.ct.gov/dot/pp_intermodal/ccgp/about Image Credit: Melissa Sheketoff
Welcome to another enriching episode of Mindful Money Makers! Today, I'm thrilled to introduce my brother, Josh Morgan, a seasoned career progression expert. Josh has dedicated his career to helping individuals navigate their professional paths, achieve their career goals, and unlock their full potential.
It's been a horrible stretch of tragedies on Connecticut highways in the last month. And now there are more calls for state worker protections on our state roads. Connecticut State Police Trooper First Class, Aaron Pelletier, was struck and killed by a motor vehicle on May 30, while performing a traffic stop on I-84. And Connecticut Department of Transportation employee, Andrew DiDomenico, was struck and killed by a motor vehicle on June 28, while performing routine maintenance to a greenway is adjacent to an on and off-ramp connecting to I-91 in Wallingford. We asked Josh Morgan of the DOT if laws can really change the problems we are seeing on the roadways or does it come down to education and driver behavior? Image Credit: Getty Images
A recent CT Mirror article highlighted ridership on city buses across the state and the impact of reinstating bus fares last year. We spoke with Josh Morgan with the Department of Transportation to better understand some of the data showing a drop in ridership and whether eating the cost of bus fares makes sense for Connecticut. IMAGE CREDIT: Eric Urbanowicz
On July 27th, 1903, thirteen convicts at California's Folsom Prison, led by Richard "Red" Gordon, attacked prison guards, took hostages, emptied the armory and made a dash for freedom. Some would be captured and punished for the murders they committed along the way, some would be killed themselves, and others would forever elude authorities. My guest is Josh Morgan, author of "The Folsom Prison Bloody 13: The Big Escape of 1903". He joins me to share details of this epic escape and it's aftermath. The book is officially out on June 3rd. Pre-order the book on Amazon here: https://www.amazon.com/Folsom-Prison-Bloody-13-Escape/dp/1467155934 More about the author and his book here: https://www.joshmorganauthor.com/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
We had our monthly check-in with the Connecticut Department of Transportation. Josh Morgan joined the show for the latest information following the I-95 fiasco this month in Norwalk. Plus, we looked at legislation during the 2024 session that could have major impacts on our roads in Connecticut. Image Credit: Getty Images
DOT spokesperson Josh Morgan was on the phone with an update on a major crash and tanker fire in Norwalk, that had closed 95 in both directions. (0:00) Dumb Ass News - A new superhero emerges in New York, cheeseball man! (4:33) What are the things from you childhood that would not fly today? Buying cigarettes used to be a LOT easier for children. (8:52) Live Nation's Jimmy Koplik went through an incomplete list of concerts that will be on sale for $25 next week, and revealing that additional shows will be added and announced over the weekend. (17:52)
This month, a horrific wrong-way crash on I-95, claimed four young lives in an instant. It also puts our deadly wrong way crash data ahead of where we were in 2023, which is not where we want to be. How is Connecticut attacking this problem? We spoke with Josh Morgan of the CT Department of Transportation to hear how new pilot programs are going, what new technologies are in effect and what new plans are being researched right now. Image Credit: Getty Images
Housing and mental health issues are rising across the province, and they are being felt in many communities for the first time. Downtown Kingston B-I-A introduced their new Welcoming Streets Steward, Josh Morgan, to help provide support in that area. We spoke to him over the phone.In response to the lack of access to a family physician or nurse practitioner, the federal government announced this month that it's increasing student loan forgiveness for rural doctors and nurses. Employment Minister Randy Boissonnault says the change will expand healthcare access where it's needed most. Pallavi Dutta, a second-year medical student at Queen's University, is optimistic about its effects but says the new program is only a first step.She spoke more about her concerns over the phone.Sugar Season for a lot of maple shacks in Ontario are in full production as we reach the midpoint of this weird winter. One of the first Sugar shacks opened in the Vanier neighborhood of the capital which is one of only a few urban sugar bushes in Canada. CBC's Halima Sogbesan ventured out into the Richelieu Forest to find out what sugar season is all about.
The investigation into thousands of possibly falsified traffic tickets by State Police has found no evidence of widespread misconduct. The investigation by a former federal prosecutor has found that sloppy record keeping, poor training and unintentional errors led to the issues. We spoke with the executive director of The Connecticut State Police Union, Andy Matthews, for reaction and goals moving forward. (0:00) Earlier this week, transportation experts and state leaders had a panel discussion surrounding train travel in Connecticut. The Department of Transportation was also in that meeting. Josh Morgan with the DOT stopped by to talk about upgrades to the rails and also talked about highway safety in the state. (15:45) Congressman Jim Himes shared the latest on the tax relief bill getting strong bi-partisan support in the House. Plus, we discussed the issue of gun control and mental health investments while watching the Crumbley trial unfold nationally. (31:06). Image Credit: Getty Images
Despite the controversy surrounding them, red light cameras got the green light here in Connecticut. What do you need to know about the optional cameras for your town or city? Josh Morgan with the CT Dept. of Transportation shared information and why people need to show up to municipal public hearings on this. (0:00) Local elections see very low voter turnout. In an effort to boost voter turnout numbers, we are informing voters about the candidates running for major races in our listening area. We focused on the Fairfield First Selectman race. Democratic candidate, Bill Gerber, introduced himself to the audience and shared his vision for the town if he unseats the incumbent (13:58). And we heard from Republican First Selectwoman Brenda Kupchick about her time in office handling the town's fill pile scandal and her goals if she's reelected. (28:36) Last week, we heard from the Republican candidate running for Trumbull first selectman and his model of doing politics with people on all sides of the aisle. Today, we heard from the incumbent, Vicki Tesoro. She talked about her time in office and her goals for Trumbull if she's reelected. (44:17) Image Credit: Getty Images
Before Halloween approaches, we want families, teens and drivers to be safe. We spoke with Connecticut State Police about safety tips ahead of the holiday on October 31st. (0:00) We know the winter is coming and before you know it, people are cranking the heat. How can we conserve our energy and save on energy costs? Energy efficiency expert with Eversource, Ricardo Jordan, shared some tips with us.(13:34) How was the crop season for fall and what can we expect for Christmas trees in Connecticut? Commissioner Bryan Hurlburt from the Department of Agriculture gives us the scoop. Plus, he told us about two grants to help farmers recover from weather problems and attract schools to their properties. (22:43) We are weeks out from the general election, and we want to make sure you are prepared to vote. Secretary of State Stephanie Thomas shared information on getting registered, how to handle absentee ballots and why there's a lack of education for voters ahead of local elections. (36:57) Despite the controversy surrounding them, red light cameras got the green light here in Connecticut. What do you need to know about the optional cameras for your town or city? Josh Morgan with the CT Dept. of Transportation shared information and why people need to show up to municipal public hearings on this. (53:03) Image Credit: Getty Images
Dumb Ass News - The worst start to a wedding ceremony, a grandfather accidentally shot his own grandson trying to get the attention of the crowd before he began his officiating duties. (0:00) Hire an AJ! Chaz and AJ took some more calls from the Tribe, trying to raise the last bit of money needed to send him out to L.A. for comedy camp. (6:41) CT DOT spokesperson Josh Morgan was on with Chaz and AJ to talk about the state's progress installing wrong-way driver prevention systems. (17:25) Movie guy Joe Meyers was on to talk about the worst reality dating show he's watched since "Milf Manor," the MAX new addition "Naked Attraction." (22:40)
The Dry Heart by Natalia Ginzberg Ginzberg was an Italian writer who died in 1991 and in the past few years her books have been translated and reprinted and finding a whole new audience. The Dry Heart was first published in 1947 and is a very short novel about a women who shoots her husband. It's incredibly moving, and brutal but told with her astonishing style - very clear writing, minimal description, just movement and action. Dazzlehands by Sacha Cotter and Josh Morgan, Skellig by David Almond
Welcome to what's probably the requested episode of "The Journey" yet! Today, Morgan's other half, Josh (yeah, Morgan's usually-camera-shy partner in crime), is joining the podcast! First on the agenda: BABY TALK! Morgan's got a bun in the oven, and both of them are buzzing with excitement! We're finding out how they're gearing up for the tiny footprints about to scamper around their home... and who's on diaper duty! Then travel back in time with Morgan and Josh as they spill the tea (or maybe matcha) on how they first met and the key to making their relationship rock solid from day one. Plus, how they navigate a household of two successful entrepreneurs without turning every dinner into a business meeting. Ladies, looking for recommendations to your alpha man, without giving up your own ambition? And fellas, how about understanding your ambitious high-value women? Well, this episode has the wisdom unlock from both sides of this dynamic duo. Want more peeks behind the curtain of this power couple's universe? Smash that subscribe button, so you never miss a beat! And if this chat gave you all the feels (or chuckles), show some love with a rating and review. Got some burning questions or wanna share your thoughts? Leave a message for Morgan at: (213) 935-0054. Who knows, you might just be the next voice our listeners hear! Books I Read to Prepare for My Partner: Trusting You Are Loved: The Breakthrough Guide to Creating Extraordinary Relationships by Lew Epstein The Body Keeps the Score: Brain, Mind, and Body in the Healing of Trauma by Bessel van der Kolk Attached, by Amir Levine and Rachel Heller The Mastery of Love by Don Miguel Ruiz The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F*ck by Mark Manson The Alpha Women's Guide to Marriage by Suzanne Venker Additional Resources: https://worksmartprogram.ac-page.com/thejourneypodcast Subscribe to the podcast: Follow us on Instagram: https://instagram.com/thejourneybymdb Enjoyed This Episode? Listen to This Next: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/cracking-the-code-of-credit-card-points-perks/id1687058364?i=1000615035950
For summer safety week, we profile the importance of never leaving a kid or pet in a hot car. Fran Mayko of AAA shared the average temperatures in a hot on a hot day, even with the windows down. ((00:00)) Retired Lt. Jim Perez shared the Connecticut law on the books prohibiting parents from leaving children 11 and under in a car alone, even with the air conditioning on and the car locked. Find out why the law was put into place and the consequences based on where you park your car and leave your kid. ((17:51)) Earlier this week, the Connecticut Department of Transportation released its Action Plan to address commuter needs for buses and trains. Josh Morgan talked about the recommendations and changes for service. We also addressed the controversy of cutting Metro North rail service. ((25:13)) IMAGE CREDIT: iStock / Getty Images Plus
We got to sit down after hours at Pale Moon tattoo with a few beers, and you get to listen in on our conversation about tattoos, Walmart, and orange cream dopamine. Josh's IG: https://instagram.com/j_morgantattoo?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y= . More on https://www.shaynesimmons.com/afepodcast --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/afepodcast/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/afepodcast/support
A commercial free episode of Saturday's Weekend Crunch show, featuring an interview with special guest former Bears, Commanders, and 49ers wide receiver Josh Morgan. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/world-wide-sports-radio-n/support
A commercial free episode of Thursday's Sports Loud Mouths show, featuring interviews with special guests former Jets running back Bilal Powell and former Commanders, 49ers, and Bears wide receiver Josh Morgan. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/world-wide-sports-radio-n/support
Who doesn't love good, healthy food? Better still, who doesn't love the option to have it delivered while also knowing that the restaurant (not Big Tech!) is getting their fare share of the profits. Today's episode of HALO Talks is made livelier and healthier by Josh Morgan, the founder of Sesame Order, a new marketplace created by a restaurant veteran squarely with other restaurant professionals in mind. Currently in approximately 250 restaurants in the NYC area, Sesame is still in beta and testing carefully, but by all signs, reception from both the restaurants and the consumers has been very positive. "Sesame came about in a post-COVID world. We started to think about how fundamentally challenging being in the restaurant business is. And even when times are good, it's hard--but in the face of things like COVID we came to the realization that we needed to make some changes. Sesame was a response to the challenges that we've had as restaurant operators fighting against the aggregators in Silicon valley and big tech monopolizing our off-premise business," states Morgan. With honesty and transparency baked into their core values, Josh and his team plan on disrupting the status quo of the food industry for the sake of all stakeholders and to promote the betterment of the industry. Not an easy task to be sure, but they're well on their way. We're big fans of what Sesame is trying to do. It's certainly a company to keep an eye on, and we encourage you to check them out if you're in the NYC area. Check us out here for more episodes you might have missed. Click here to download transcript.
Josh is the National Director of Behavioral Health & Whole Person Care, Public Sector for SAS. We talk about the state of mental health in the work place, and how modeling well being is just as important as policies within organizations.
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