Podcasts about lemonade day

This episode takes a closer look at the intersection of business leadership and community engagement with Ryan Parsons, President of the Rochester Area Chamber of Commerce in Rochester, Minnesota. Under Ryan's leadership, the chamber is helping local businesses and entrepreneurs navigate a rapidly changing landscape, one shaped by technology, workforce shifts and new ways of connecting. Ryan also shares about the success of Lemonade Day, a powerful youth entrepreneurship program that's helping inspire the next generation of business leaders.

The Greater Vancouver Chamber's Lemonade Day Junior Market brings 250+ young entrepreneurs to Esther Short Park on June 7 from 9 a.m. – 3 p.m.; shop their creations and support youth business skills. https://www.clarkcountytoday.com/youth/lemonade-day-junior-market-set-for-saturday-at-esther-short-park/ #LemonadeDay #JuniorMarket #VancouverWA #YouthEntrepreneur #GreaterVancouverChamber

You're listening to Voices of Your Village, and today I get to hang out with Kate Hamilton. She is married to Charlie since 2000 and is a mother of two young adult men who are independent, confident, and productive college students. Some might say she's an unlikely writer because of her dyslexia, yet her life experiences compelled her to write The Imperfect Parent: A Nonjudgmental Guide to Raising Children in the Modern World. She earned an MBA in international business and is a former corporate executive turned mother and entrepreneur. When Kate is not coaching parents and their children, you'll find her volunteering with Lemonade Day, a youth entrepreneur program, planning the next family adventure, or working with Charlie in San Juan, Puerto Rico. It was fun to chat with Kate because we know that perfection is not the goal. I also really enjoyed this breakdown with Rach, and you get to hear some of my real -time takeaways where Rach was helping me understand some guilt that I've been experiencing as a parent and really diving into like what's coming up for me there. I also just always feel so seen in how Rach responds to me in the moment. So I hope you enjoy the breakdown of this bad boy as well. All right, folks, let's dive in.  Connect with Kate: Instagram: @katehamiltonpr, @theimperfectparentbook Website: www.kate-hamilton.com Order the book: The Imperfect Parent: A Nonjudgmental Guide to Raising Children in the Modern World Facebook:  www.facebook.com/katehamiltonpr https://www.facebook.com/share/19mXTLz35f/?mibextid=wwXIfr LinkedIn:  https://www.linkedin.com/in/katehamiltonpr?utm_source=share&utm_campaign=share_via&utm_content=profile&utm_medium=ios_app Connect with us: Instagram: @seed.and.sew  Podcast page: Voices of Your Village Seed and Sew's Regulation Quiz: Take the Quiz Order Tiny Humans, Big Emotions now!  Website: seedandsew.org Music by: Ruby Adams and Bensound Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On this week's episode, the team sits down with two representatives from the Fort Cavazos Lemonade Day, a program that teaches young professionals business skills. From gathering resources to start a business, to day-to-day operations, tune in to learn how Lemonade Day makes things at The Great Place sweeter for aspiring youth.  Contact us: SUBMIT: FortCavazosPAO@gmail.com FACEBOOK: fortcavazosarmy    INSTAGRAM: @fortcavazosarmy TWITTER: @fortcavazosarmy    All music obtained, royalty-free, through Filter by Songtradr: "Gun Metal Grey" - Delicious Allstars "Learning By Doing" - Niklas Olovso "Cruising Down Sunset" - Stuart Moore This podcast is a production of U.S. Army Garrison Fort Cavazos and Fort Cavazos Public Affairs.

Listen to today's podcast... Do you know where pink lemons come from? Two 12 year-olds were left with a sour taste in their mouths after officials shut them down for not having a permit when they started selling lemonade in a dog park to raise cash for new soccer uniforms for their team. Today we celebrate Lemonade Day.  A day which is designed to introduce children to having their own business. I still remember when my boys decided that they were going to sell lemonade at the end of the street when we held a garage sale at their great grandpa's.  Take One Action Today To Build Your #Resiliency!      Here are today's Tips For Building Resiliency and Celebrating Lemonade Day: It is May and the weather is getting nicer, but we are not able to set up a lemonade stand…not yet. What we can do though is talk to our children about what type of business they would run if they could or what kind of business do they think they could run now. The idea is to have a conversation around what would be involved, who their customers might be, and how would they let their customers know that they were open for business. Fun Fact…. The Greeks were the first to make pink lemonade. They made this so that while the adults were having wine at celebrations, the children would also have a special treat. When the Greeks dyed the lemonade pink by adding wine, the common myth in the community was that this drink was made from pink lemons that grew in a forest that no man could enter and come out alive. They made the children believe that these magical pink lemons were brought back by a noble king. Now there is marketing If you like today's wellness tips, let me know. You can leave me a review on amazon or through your #alexa app. Looking for more tips to build your resiliency? Look for my book on Amazon called Stress Out. 52 Weeks To Letting More Life In #mentalhealth #hr

Tatum Talbert, a 10-year-old from Camas, who owns Tatum and Her Gnomies, was named the 2024 Southwest Washington Lemonade Day Youth Entrepreneur of the Year by the Greater Vancouver Chamber. https://www.clarkcountytoday.com/youth/sw-washingtons-lemonade-day-youth-entrepreneur-of-the-year-named-by-greater-vancouver-chamber/ #TatumTalbert #10YearOldFromCamas #TatumAndHerGnomies #2024SouthwestWashingtonLemonadeDayYouthEntrepreneurOfTheYear #GreaterVancouverChamber #GVCJuniorMarket #VancouverWa #CamasWa #ClarkCountyWa #ClarkCountyNews #ClarkCountyToday

This week we share about the Flathead Food Truck Festival, Lemonade Day, Flathead Valley Community College workshops, photography and poetry at the Hungry Horse Dam, Brash Rodeo, and a Feat x Feet tap dance performance.Learn more about what was mentioned this week:Concrete Planters Workshop FVCC Summer 2024 Workshops Photopoetry: Montana and Beyond Brash Rodeo Summer Series Tap Live 2024 Flathead Food Truck FestivalLast year's interview with Lemonade Day Youth Entrepreneur of the YearTo see all local event listings, please visit dailyinterlake.com/events. Want to include your event? It's free! You can ticket and promote your events with Daily Inter Lake, click here to learn more.Subscribe to all our pods! Stay in the know with timely updates from News Now, keep up with northwest Montana sports on Keeping Score, dig into stories with Deep Dive, and keep grooving to local artists with Press Play. Visit DailyInterLake.com to stay up-to-date with the latest breaking news from the Flathead Valley and beyond. Support local journalism and subscribe to us! Watch this podcast and more on our YouTube Channel. Find us on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter. Got a news tip, want to place an ad, or sponsor this podcast? Contact us!

With 2024's Lemonade Day coming up on Saturday, June 22nd, we thought we should repost our interview last year to revisit the fun event! Lemonade Day Flathead started in 2020 and is a free, fun, experiential learning program that teaches youth how to start, own and operate their own business – a lemonade stand. Kalispell Chamber of Commerce Workforce and Special Initiatives Director Jennifer Cronk and 2022's Lemonade Day Youth Entrepreneur of the Year Wyatt Seals share how to step-up our game for the event. There's still time to register, so don't miss out! Flathead Lemonade Day's website Photos from 2022's eventSubscribe to all our pods! Stay in the know with timely updates from News Now, keep up with northwest Montana sports on Keeping Score, dig into stories with Deep Dive, and keep grooving to local artists with Press Play. Visit DailyInterLake.com to stay up-to-date with the latest breaking news from the Flathead Valley and beyond. Support local journalism and subscribe to us! Watch this podcast and more on our YouTube Channel. Find us on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter. Got a news tip, want to place an ad, or sponsor this podcast? Contact us!

This week we share about the Flathead Food Truck Festival, Lemonade Day, the many live music opportunities, fire preparedness, a tea party, and treasure hunting. Learn more about what was mentioned this week:Ladies Tea at Historic Big Arm School Rummage Sale Living with Wildfire Seminar Flathead Food Truck Festival Jamie Wyman Band Live Music events Last year's interview with Lemonade Day Youth Entrepreneur of the YearGarage Sales listed in our classifiedsTo see all local event listings, please visit dailyinterlake.com/events. Want to include your event? It's free! You can ticket and promote your events with Daily Inter Lake, click here to learn more.Subscribe to all our pods! Stay in the know with timely updates from News Now, keep up with northwest Montana sports on Keeping Score, dig into stories with Deep Dive, and keep grooving to local artists with Press Play. Visit DailyInterLake.com to stay up-to-date with the latest breaking news from the Flathead Valley and beyond. Support local journalism and subscribe to us! Watch this podcast and more on our YouTube Channel. Find us on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter. Got a news tip, want to place an ad, or sponsor this podcast? Contact us!

In this episode, we're thrilled to host the incredible Cindy Barrera for an enriching conversation. Cindy opens up about her remarkable career journey, offering insights into her experiences and the cultural influences that have shaped her path.Join us as Cindy passionately advocates for the significance of Lemonade Day and its pivotal role in promoting financial literacy among young entrepreneurs. Through her own experiences and expertise, she emphasizes the importance of equipping the next generation with essential financial skills for a brighter future.

More than 300 young entrepreneurs are expected to showcase their work at the Lemonade Day Greater Vancouver's Junior Market on Saturday, June, 1 at Esther Short Park. https://www.clarkcountytoday.com/youth/lemonade-day-greater-vancouvers-junior-market-set-for-saturday-june-1/ #LemonadeDay #GreaterVancouverJuniorMarket #EstherShortPark #entrepreneurship #entrepreneurs #localbusiness #youngentrepreneurs #OnPointCommunityCreditUnion #GreaterVancouverChamber #VancouverWa #ClarkCountyWa #ClarkCountyNews #ClarkCountyToday

Dana In The Morning Highlights 5/9Former Houston Police Chief Troy Finner thanked Houston after his resignation on TuesdayLemonday Day teaches kids the basics of running a businessWhat do Moms REALLY want to ask for on Mother's Day

Listen to today's podcast... Do you know where pink lemons come from? Two 12 year-olds were left with a sour taste in their mouths after officials shut them down for not having a permit when they started selling lemonade in a dog park to raise cash for new soccer uniforms for their team. Today we celebrate Lemonade Day.  A day which is designed to introduce children to having their own business. I still remember when my boys decided that they were going to sell lemonade at the end of the street when we held a garage sale at their great grandpa's.  Take One Action Today To Build Your #Resiliency!      Here are today's Tips For Building Resiliency and Celebrating Lemonade Day: It is May and the weather is getting nicer, but we are not able to set up a lemonade stand…not yet. What we can do though is talk to our children about what type of business they would run if they could or what kind of business do they think they could run now. The idea is to have a conversation around what would be involved, who their customers might be, and how would they let their customers know that they were open for business. Fun Fact…. The Greeks were the first to make pink lemonade. They made this so that while the adults were having wine at celebrations, the children would also have a special treat. When the Greeks dyed the lemonade pink by adding wine, the common myth in the community was that this drink was made from pink lemons that grew in a forest that no man could enter and come out alive. They made the children believe that these magical pink lemons were brought back by a noble king. Now there is marketing If you like today's wellness tips, let me know. You can leave me a review on amazon or through your #alexa app. Looking for more tips to build your resiliency? Look for my book on Amazon called Stress Out. 52 Weeks To Letting More Life In #mentalhealth #hr

Listen to today's podcast... Do you know where pink lemons come from? Two 12 year-olds were left with a sour taste in their mouths after officials shut them down for not having a permit when they started selling lemonade in a dog park to raise cash for new soccer uniforms for their team. Today we celebrate Lemonade Day.  A day which is designed to introduce children to having their own business. I still remember when my boys decided that they were going to sell lemonade at the end of the street when we held a garage sale at their great grandpa's.  Take One Action Today To Build Your #Resiliency!      Here are today's Tips For Building Resiliency and Celebrating Lemonade Day: It is May and the weather is getting nicer, but we are not able to set up a lemonade stand…not yet. What we can do though is talk to our children about what type of business they would run if they could or what kind of business do they think they could run now. The idea is to have a conversation around what would be involved, who their customers might be, and how would they let their customers know that they were open for business. Fun Fact…. The Greeks were the first to make pink lemonade. They made this so that while the adults were having wine at celebrations, the children would also have a special treat. When the Greeks dyed the lemonade pink by adding wine, the common myth in the community was that this drink was made from pink lemons that grew in a forest that no man could enter and come out alive. They made the children believe that these magical pink lemons were brought back by a noble king. Now there is marketing If you like today's wellness tips, let me know. You can leave me a review on amazon or through your #alexa app. Looking for more tips to build your resiliency? Look for my book on Amazon called Stress Out. 52 Weeks To Letting More Life In #mentalhealth #hr

Brielle Stuart of Brielle's Marvelous Candles named 2023 Southwest Washington's Lemonade Day Youth Entrepreneur of the Year for exceptional success and creative vision showcased in the Junior Market. https://tinyurl.com/3jrszuju #GreaterVancouverChamber #CEOJohnMcDonagh #OnPointSalmonCreek #BranchManagerJaNaeOgden #BrielleStuart #BriellesMarvelousCandles #EntrepreneurialSpirit #OutstandingAchievements #CommitmentToExcellence #VancouverWa #ClarkCountyWa #ClarkCountyNews #ClarkCountyToday

Mark Pope joins Brandon Comeaux as they welcome Broussard Chamber of Commerce member Natasha Bryan and her daughter to talk about Lemonade Day, which encourages entrepreneurship among kids. Also, reps from Healing House and Bon Temp Grill presents this week's martini as the Tini's Tour continues to benefit grieving children.

Each year I get to participate in our community on Lemonade Day as a judge and it's my favorite day of the year. In this episode, I share the process the kids go through and how it can apply to your business. I'll share some of the insights, questions, and tips that came out of the lead-up and actual day of lemonade day.

Kalispell Chamber of Commerce Workforce and Special Initiatives Director Jennifer Cronk and last year's Lemonade Day Youth Entrepreneur of the Year Wyatt Seals  tell us how to step-up our lemonade game for this year's event, which encourages kids to learn business skills by starting their own lemonade stand on June 24. Visit DailyInterLake.com to stay up-to-date with the latest breaking news from the Flathead Valley and beyond. Support local journalism and subscribe to us! Watch this podcast and more on our YouTube Channel. Find us on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter. Got a news tip, want to place an ad, or sponsor this podcast? Contact us!

Over 300 young entrepreneurs in southwest Washington made a collective $40,000 in sales at the Greater Vancouver Chamber's Lemonade Day, showcasing their handmade and homegrown products alongside the Vancouver Farmers Market and impressing the community with their business skills and success. https://bit.ly/45SSdub #LemonadeDay #JuniorMarket #GreaterVancouverChamber #YoungEntreprenerurs #Business #Sales #Profits #VancouverFarmersMarket #EstherShortPark #VancouverWa #ClarkCountyWa #ClarkCountyNews #ClarkCountyToday

Lemonade Day's Junior Market showcases over 150 kid-owned businesses, including Beaded Besties and Skin Treats, where young entrepreneurs aged six to 16 sell their creative homemade and handmade products, displaying the business skills they learned through the Lemonade Day program. https://bit.ly/3qh3p3b #JuniorMarket #LemonadeDay #Businesses #BeadedBesties #SkinTreats #KidOwnedBusinesses #Entrepreneurs #GreaterVancouverChamber #EstherShortPark #VancouverWa #ClarkCountyWa #ClarkCountyNews #ClarkCountyToday

Do you know where pink lemons come from? Two 12 year-olds were left with a sour taste in their mouths after officials shut them down for not having a permit when they started selling lemonade in a dog park to raise cash for new soccer uniforms for their team. Today we celebrate Lemonade Day.  A day which is designed to introduce children to having their own business. I still remember when my boys decided that they were going to sell lemonade at the end of the street when we held a garage sale at their great grandpa's.  Take One Action Today To Build Your #Resiliency!      Here are today's Tips For Building Resiliency and Celebrating Lemonade Day: It is May and the weather is getting nicer, but we are not able to set up a lemonade stand…not yet. What we can do though is talk to our children about what type of business they would run if they could or what kind of business do they think they could run now. The idea is to have a conversation around what would be involved, who their customers might be, and how would they let their customers know that they were open for business. Fun Fact…. The Greeks were the first to make pink lemonade. They made this so that while the adults were having wine at celebrations, the children would also have a special treat. When the Greeks dyed the lemonade pink by adding wine, the common myth in the community was that this drink was made from pink lemons that grew in a forest that no man could enter and come out alive. They made the children believe that these magical pink lemons were brought back by a noble king. Now there is marketing If you like today's wellness tips, let me know. You can leave me a review on amazon or through your #alexa app. Looking for more tips to build your resiliency? Look for my book on Amazon called Stress Out. 52 Weeks To Letting More Life In #mentalhealth #hr

On this episode of Celebrate Every Day, hosts Anna Devere and John McClain breakdown the story of a famous soda bottle on National Packaging Design Day.They also reveal the recipe for success on National Lemonade Day.

On the latest episode of Giving Ventures, host and DonorsTrust Vice President Peter Lipsett talks with Connor Boyack, founder and president of Libertas Institute and Nicole Cassier-Mason, CEO of Lemonade Day. Both guests talk about the importance of helping kids build their entrepreneurial skills, something that will serve them throughout their life and skills they likely won't learn in public school.

Marilen Crump author of The Fearless Entrepreneurs: Chapter 17: Where Are You on Your Journey? Marilen Crump is a sought-after Business Development Coach and Marketing Strategist. She is the Founder of ARTINSPIRED, a GLOBAL Brand serving people in multiple countries like UK, Canada, Australia, and Singapore. She recently launched the Phenomenal Female Business Network and serves as its President and Creative Programs Director. She is also the owner of multiple brands such as $1k in a Day Program, Online Course Creators Community and VAPC Video, Photography, Audio Classes. She has been featured on International Summits, Economic Development Conferences, College Campus Events, and prominent organizations such as NASA and Civitan International as a Professional Speaker. Why buy the book? 100% of the net proceeds of the sales of this book will be donated to Lemonade Day, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit charity whose mission is to help prepare youth for life through fun, proactive, and experiential programs infused with life skills, character education, and entrepreneurship. www.lemonadeday.org The Fearless Entrepreneurs Get the book here on Amazon https://amzn.to/38I6mxG Authors are contactable via their websites #BooksWithBridgetti #BLiveMedia #Author #AuthorInterview #WritersLife #WritingCommunity #AuthorStories #MarilenCrump #MakeADifference #WomenActionTakers #CreatorContest #Ad --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/blivemedia/message

The top participants in the Lemonade Day Cherokee County program were honored last week at the Cherokee County Chamber of Commerce's Good Morning Cherokee event. The Strawberry Sisters, best friends Elizabeth McCloskey and Ella Richmond, were named the Cherokee County Lemonade Day 2022 Youth Entrepreneurs of the Year Thursday.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Young business owners ages 6-16 filled Esther Short Park with colorful and creative booths and stands, showcasing their various talents and merchandise. https://loom.ly/Eds_qKw #LemonadeDay #VancouverFarmersMarket #EstherShortPark #Youth #Children #Teens #Business #BoothsAndStands #Talents #Merchandise #GVC #GreaterVancouverChamber #JessicaHoferWilkinson #VancouverWa #ClarkCountyWa #ClarkCountyNews #ClarkCountyToday

Kalispell Chamber of Commerce President & CEO Lorraine Clarno joined the KGEZ Good Morning Show with John Hendricks and Robin Mitchell on Tuesday May 10, 2022 to talk about tonight's UNWIND, Business Matter's Luncheon on May 17, the Give a DAM advisory and Lemonade Day!

Did you know that May hosts a wealth of holidays that are celebrated and observed across the United States? Join Caitlin and Cierra as they share a variety of holidays that happen this month! Want to connect? Find us at @virtuallybestfriendspod and at www.virtuallybestfriendspod.com. You can also connect with your hosts, Caitlin @lemonadepressdesigns and Cierra @ambitiouslycierra. If you liked this episode, please subscribe, follow, share a screenshot (and tag us!), and leave us a review on your free Apple Podcast App!

Welcome to May 1, 2022 on the National Day Calendar. Today we celebrate nursery rhymes and sweet success. We all grew up learning rhymes about a cat playing a fiddle and little piggies going to the market, but probably never questioned where they came from. To be honest, the origin of nursery rhymes isn't really clear, since they were passed down by word of mouth for centuries. The first time these children's poems were collected in print was in the book Tales of My Mother Goose way back in 1695. And over the years, that title got turned into the name of an author—the most beloved poet who never existed. If you happen to see cows jumping over the moon or find that your flatware ran off with your plates today, don't worry! It's just National Mother Goose Day! When life hands you lemons, you make lemonade. The first Sunday of May invites you to visit the website lemonadeday.org to find new ways to inspire young people and their lemonade stand businesses. This organization teaches them to first, set a goal, second, make a plan, third, work the plan and fourth, achieve your dream. Of course you'll want to get a jump start on the planning so your kids can have every opportunity to succeed. What better way to learn about running a small business than by starting one? On National Lemonade Day don't forget to kick back and sip the juicy rewards!  I'm Anna Devere and I'm Marlo Anderson. Thanks for joining us as we Celebrate Every Day. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

It's May the oneth ... a brand new month (notice the rhyme?).  On this episode Barry observes May Day, Lemonade Day and salutes the Public Works Department of Winchester for the quick clean-up following the fireworks and parades.

Do you know where pink lemons come from? Two 12 year-olds were left with a sour taste in their mouths after officials shut them down for not having a permit when they started selling lemonade in a dog park to raise cash for new soccer uniforms for their team. Today we celebrate Lemonade Day.  A day which is designed to introduce children to having their own business. I still remember when my boys decided that they were going to sell lemonade at the end of the street when we held a garage sale at their great grandpa's.  So Here are today's Tips For Building Resiliency and Celebrating Lemonade Day: It is May and the weather is getting nicer, but we are not able to set up a lemonade stand…not yet. What we can do though is talk to our children about what type of business they would run if they could or what kind of business do they think they could run now. The idea is to have a conversation around what would be involved, who their customers might be, and how would they let their customers know that they were open for business. Fun Fact…. The Greeks were the first to make pink lemonade. They made this so that while the adults were having wine at celebrations, the children would also have a special treat. When the Greeks dyed the lemonade pink by adding wine, the common myth in the community was that this drink was made from pink lemons that grew in a forest that no man could enter and come out alive. They made the children believe that these magical pink lemons were brought back by a noble king. Now there is marketing If you like today's wellness tips, let me know. You can leave me a review on amazon or through your #alexa app. Looking for more tips to build your resiliency? Look for my book on Amazon called Stress Out. 52 Weeks To Letting More Life In

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Host Jeremy C. Park talks with Nicole Cassier-Mason, CEO of Lemonade Day, who highlights the national nonprofit's efforts to help prepare youth for life through fun, proactive, and experiential programs infused with life skills, character education, and entrepreneurship. Lemonade Day is committed to inspiring a culture of aspiration and ambition by teaching youth important life skills, goal setting, financial literacy, and business planning where they learn about teamwork, responsibility, their own aptitudes, problem-solving, and career exploration, all with the guidance of a mentor who serves as their role model.During the interview, Nicole shares the origins and what led entrepreneur and philanthropist, Michael Holthouse, to launch the program in 2007, how the organization has grown to become nationwide, how the program works, and the different pathways and opportunities for cities, organizations, parents and youth to take part. Nicole highlights Higginbotham for becoming a corporate supporter and talks about some of the ways other companies can get involved and support their efforts, as well. She also discusses how parents and youth can leverage technology and their app to access their programs anywhere and anytime.Visit https://lemonadeday.org/ to learn more and to access their app.Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/lemonadedayTwitter:  https://twitter.com/LemonadeDay

Yep, it's hard to put lemonade and kidneys into one show, but we're versatile here at the Morning Moments Matter Show! But seriously, Lemonade Day is a great resource for any parent wanting to teach their children about entrepreneurship. Here's https://lemonadeday.org/ (a link to the website) for more info. And the story about cross-cultural kidney donations is a powerful example of the ways that we can creatively step out in personal peacebuilding and reconciliation, whether between nations or family members. “I threw away the anger and frustration and see only one thing. I see hope for peace and love. And if there will be more like us, there won't be anything to fight over.” - Idit Harel Segal ☕️ Today's To-Go Cup: “Don't spend time beating on a wall, hoping to transform it into a door.” ~ Coco Chanel Are those you ride with the kind of people that will stick around during the hard times? ***************************** Add a bit of zen in your mornings with our http://www.connectovercoffee.link/mmm (Morning Moment Matter Box) where we guide you through a practice that engages your body, mind, and heart in the time it takes to brew your morning coffee! We'd love to connect with you on https://www.facebook.com/connectovercoffeepodcast (Facebook) or https://www.instagram.com/connectovercoffee (Instagram) at Connect Over Coffee! http://connectovercoffee.net/ (Connect Over Coffee)

Josie Molloy - President & CEO of Grants Pass Chamber of Commerce Grants Pass & Josephine County Chamber of Commerce President Josie Molloy joins us to talk about her first three years with the Chamber since moving back to the state from Wyoming. A joy to have on the show and we know after you hear this podcast you'll come away with a new found appreciation for what the Chamber is and all it has to offer, just like we did! Checkout the Chamber's New Website! - https://www.grantspasschamber.org/ Also, Lemonade Day for Young Entrepreneurs coming on August 20th - https://lemonadeday.org/grants-pass From Wyoming Back to Oregon: 3 Years Working at The Chamber In Grants Pass! What I Like Best About Grants Pass & Josephine County How I Got Started Working in the Chamber of Commerce The Right Type of Person That Would Enjoy This Kind of Work Just What is The Chamber of Commerce? It's All for the Businesses In Our Community From Weekly Greeters Meetings to Community Events – There's A Lot Going On Through The Chamber Young Professionals Network Starting August 20th: Our First Lemonade Day! For Kids 3rd Grade through 5th Grade Where Did The Idea For Lemonade Day Come From? Working Through COVID-19 Restrictions to Help Our Community COVID-19: Switching Greeters Meetings Online Thought Shutdowns (Meetings Opened Back Up In Person In July of 2021) August 2021: We're Getting a New Website & a Video Channel! :) An Eye On Continued Progress for The Chamber & Our Community We're A Friendly Staff: Stop By the Chamber and Feel Free to Ask Questions! Transcription Josie: Even younger entrepreneurs, we're trying to reach out to them with our Lemonade Day, which is brand new. This is the first year we have ever done it and it's for children grade 3rd through 5th, which is going to be coming to Grants Pass on August 20, from 3pm to 6pm. And we actually help them create a business plan, create their product, create their stand, find investors, and then actually sell the lemonade and make a profit. Intro: There's a place in Southern Oregon, filled with gorgeous natural beauty, friendly yet independent people and a mild, comfortable climate. That place is called Grants Pass. These are the stories of the people that live and work Josephine County. These are the movers and shakers that make this place of the best. This is Grants Pass VIP. Brian: Josie Molloy has served as the Chamber President and CEO since August of 2018. Originally from Crane, Oregon, on the southeastern side of the state, Josie grew up on a cattle ranch. She spent over 10 years in Laramie, Wyoming working for a Chamber of Commerce and Economic Development Corporation. Since moving to Grants Pass, she's helped develop a lot of new programs, including a Young Professionals Network Group and Lemonade Day. The chamber is going strong with over 600 members and continues to advocate for the business community as well as improving our community as a whole. Josie Molloy, welcome to Grants Pass VIP. Josie: Thanks for having me. Brian: This is a lot of fun because we've got the meet each other over at the Chamber of Commerce. And so this is our first chance that we've been able to have you on the show, besides what we heard from your bio, let everyone know a little bit more about you and where they know you from. Josie: Yeah, so lots of people probably know me through the Chamber of Commerce. Like it said in my bio, I've been here since August of 2018. So I'm almost on my third year anniversary, it's gone by very fast. I'm also expecting my second child, so we've really grown our family since we moved here. I'm originally from Oregon. So this was really moving back to my home state. But my husband Ciaran is from Cheyenne, Wyoming, so it was a big change for him. We've really embraced Grants Pass and everyone has been so friendly. And it's just really fun working in the chambe...

Today Is International Bereaved Mothers' Day,  Lemonade Day, International Scurvy Awareness Day,  Motorcycle Mass & Blessing of The Bikes Day,  National Infertility Survival Day, National Fire Day, National Life Insurance Day, National Play the Ukulele Day, Baby Day, Brothers and Sisters Day,  Life Insurance Day,  Roberts Rule of Order Day,  Rural Life Sunday, National Truffle Day,  World Laughter Day, and World Tuna Day. Today Starts: Choose Privacy Week, Be Kind To Animals Week,  Dating and Life Coach Recognition Week,  Drinking Water Week,  Flexible Work Arrangement Week, Goodwill Industries Week,  International Clitoris Awareness Week, National Alcohol & Drug Related Birth Defects Awareness Week,  National Anxiety & Depression Awareness Week,  National Correctional Officer's Week,  National Family Week,  National Hug Holiday Week,  National Root Canal Appreciation Week,  National Small Business Week,  National Tourism Week, North American Occupational Safety & Health Week,  Public Service Recognition Week, National Pet Week, Update Your References Week,  Air Quality Awareness Week,  Children's Book Week,  International Coaching Week,  National Safety Stand Down Week,  National Sun Safety Week,  National Wildflower Week,  PTA Teacher Appreciation Week,  Screen-Free Week or Digital Detox Week,  Teacher Appreciation Week, and World Dystonia Awareness WeekSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/Itstoday)

Do you know where pink lemons come from? Two 12 year-olds were left with a sour taste in their mouths after officials shut them down for not having a permit when they started selling lemonade in a dog park to raise cash for new soccer uniforms for their team. Today we celebrate Lemonade Day.  A day which is designed to introduce children to having their own business. I still remember when my boys decided that they were going to sell lemonade at the end of the street when we held a garage sale at their great grandpa’s.  So Here are today’s Hot Tips For Building Resiliency and Celebrating Lemonade Day: It is May and the weather is getting nicer, but we are not able to set up a lemonade stand…not yet. What we can do though is talk to our children about what type of business they would run if they could or what kind of business do they think they could run now. The idea is to have a conversation around what would be involved, who their customers might be, and how would they let their customers know that they were open for business. Fun Fact…. The Greeks were the first to make pink lemonade. They made this so that while the adults were having wine at celebrations, the children would also have a special treat. When the Greeks dyed the lemonade pink by adding wine, the common myth in the community was that this drink was made from pink lemons that grew in a forest that no man could enter and come out alive. They made the children believe that these magical pink lemons were brought back by a noble king. Now there is marketing If you like today’s wellness tips, let me know. You can leave me a review on amazon or through your #alexa app. Looking for more tips to build your resiliency? Look for my book on Amazon called Stress Out. 52 Weeks To Letting More Life In

Did You Know That Truffles Can Fetch Up To $350 For A Single Ounce?! Welcome to May 2nd, 2021 on the National Day Calendar. Today we celebrate smelly mushrooms and sweet success.    If you're a fan of all things chocolate, then the word “truffle” conjures images of rich round globes of decadent candy.   But if you're a connoisseur of the pungent fungus kind then you know truffles are a culinary love bomb.  Truffles are mushrooms that grow underground, and when they are ready for harvesting,  they give off an odor that is best detected by a pig or a dog.  This rich aroma is what gives them their characteristic flavor and ridiculous high price.  But buyer beware; most truffles lose this flavor after only four days!  For a product that fetches up to $350 an ounce, the market can be full of counterfeits.  It's best to buy them from a reputable supplier.  Or better yet, celebrate National Truffle Day by dining out at your favorite bougie restaurant.  National Lemonade Day is the perfect opportunity to teach kids about the sweet taste of success.  Who wouldn't benefit from the lesson these days that when life give you lemons, you make lemonade.  The first Sunday of May invites you to visit the website lemonadeday.org to find new ways to inspire young people. This organization teaches them to first, set a goal, second, make a plan, third, work the plan and fourth, achieve your dream. Of course you'll want to get a jump start on the planning so your kids can have every opportunity to succeed.  On National Lemonade Day don't forget to kick back and sip the juicy rewards! I'm Anna Devere and I'm Marlo Anderson.  Thanks for joining us as we Celebrate Every Day.

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Don't miss out on the next WeAreLATech podcast episode, get notified by signing up here http://wearelatech.com/podcastWelcome to WeAreLATech's LA Tech Startup Spotlight!“Beautifully Made Jewelry For Moments That Matter”This episode is powered by Intercom, https://www.intercom.com/ a new and better way to acquire, engage and retain customers.WeAreLATech Podcast is a WeAreTech.fm production.To support our podcast go to http://wearelatech.com/believeTo be featured on the podcast go to http://wearelatech.com/feature-your-la-startup/Want to be featured in the WeAreLATech Community? Create your profile here http://wearelatech.com/communityHost, Espree Devorahttps://twitter.com/espreedevoraespree@wearelatech.comGuest,Jason Reuben of Baguette Atelierhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/jasonreuben/https://www.instagram.com/jasonreuben/For a calendar of all LA Startup events go to, http://WeAreLATech.comTo further immerse yourself into the LA Tech community go to http://wearelatech.com/vipLinks Mentioned:Baguette Atelier, http://baguetteatelier.com/Uber, https://www.uber.com/Lemonade Day, https://lemonadeday.org/Baguette Masters, https://www.baguettemasters.com/Cherie Culture, http://www.cherieculture.com/People Mentioned:Diego Berdakin, https://www.linkedin.com/in/diegob/Travis Kalanick, https://twitter.com/traviskCredits:Produced and Hosted by Espree Devora, http://espreedevora.comStory produced, Edited and Mastered by Adam Carroll, http://www.ariacreative.ca/Show Notes by Karl Marty, http://karlmarty.comMusic by Jay Huffman, https://soundcloud.com/jayhuffmanShort Title: Jewelry Design

The Joy Revolution and TEDxOcala proudly present... The Golden Mic Podcast w/ Marc Cordon Ep. 047 Everyday Is Lemonade Day w/ Carson Hamilton https://play.goldenmicpodcast.com/0047_hamilton Carson Hamilton is making lemonade out of lemons. No really. I'm not being metaphorical here. He is LITERALLY making lemonade out of lemons. As a six year old, he was making fresh manually squeezed thirst-quenching lemonade. And his lemonade business wasn't even his first stab at entrepreneurship. At an even younger age, Carson and his brother took the styrofoam packing material from their new refrigerator. They cut it up. Taped pieces together. And went around the neighborhood to sell it as modern art! Carson first heard of TEDx when he was serving lemonade while the founder of https://lemonadeday.org (Ya. It's kind of a big deal!) gave his TEDx talk. The universe is awesome isn't it. And it's benevolent too as the person serving lemonade at a TEDx event will be giving his own talk in Ocala. He has an enthusiastic demeanor - one that you may find with anyone his age. But don't let his youthful energy fool you.  There's something about Carson. It's not childlike wonderment. Or is it Pollyanna-esque daydreams. If I had to put a finger on it, it's the unwavering belief that he has in himself to do whatever he wants. And that kind of sovereignty and trust is something people three times his age would wish for.  So when he says he aspires to be a sports commentator, I believe in his conviction. What is truly amazing is that before the pandemic Carson was giving workshops to second to sixth graders on how to create their business, and he's starting them off by teaching them how to successfully run a lemonade stand. So if Carson's dream that every kid gets entrepreneurial experience out of the classroom, pretty soon EVERYDAY WILL BE LEMONADE DAY! If ever a time to subscribe to The Golden Mic Podcast, it's now as I have the privilege of having a conversation with many of the speakers you'll see at TEDxOcala 2020: Voice. See Carson in a limited live audience or live-stream on Saturday November 7, 2020 from 10am - 4pm EST at the College of Central Florida. Go to www.tedxocala.com to register now! We love your feedback, so if you've enjoyed this show, please rate us and leave us a review. And don't forget to subscribe, so you don't miss another episode again ____ For a free podcasting mini-course on how this podcast was created, click here: tips on how to create a podcast like this one, click here. #thevoice #TEDx #TEDxOcala #thejoyrev #goldenmicpodcast

First Krant in a while! Join me in a lightning review session of tv shows, a quick review of Seven Deadly Sins, 2 words and a detailed chat with my good friend Zach Tso. Learn about his current work and how he tackles weird questions I found. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/shandie/message

Gaye Jackson is Houston's Lemonade Day City Director. Lemonade Day is a youth entrepreneurship program available to all children for free. All parents and kids need to do is go to the website to take part in the program. They'll learn financial literacy with the basics of running a business: supply, demand, the cost of the first and the profit that can me made from the second, it's all designed to prime kids to think independently when it comes to finances. It helps to teach people how to run a household or a business. And they have a great philosophy about making a profit: save some, spend some and share some. Go to www.lemonadeday.org/houston

Noelle Long, Northumberland’s busiest coordinator and organizer of many children/family activities, on this Saturday’s Lemonade Day. She’ll talk about the annual event which for kid’s stands, is SOLD-OUT, but they hope for hundreds of adults and families to visit. She’ll discuss the impact COVID has had on the day, and she’ll make a pitch for people to attend.  You can also discuss Northumberland’s other activities, why Noelle is pulling so strongly for Norry, and she’ll encourage other kids, families and adults to volunteer and get involved.

Noelle Long, Northumberland's busiest coordinator and organizer of many children/family activities, on this Saturday's Lemonade Day. She'll talk about the annual event which for kid's stands, is SOLD-OUT, but they hope for hundreds of adults and families to visit. She'll discuss the impact COVID has had on the day, and she'll make a pitch for people to attend.  You can also discuss Northumberland's other activities, why Noelle is pulling so strongly for Norry, and she'll encourage other kids, families and adults to volunteer and get involved.

Our first-ever guest, Natalie Nall, tells us about karate, math, and Lemonade Day. Show Notes & Links: https://lemonadeday.org/ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thesandboxpod/message

Do you know where pink lemons come from? Two 12 year-olds were left with a sour taste in their mouths after officials shut them down for not having a permit when they started selling lemonade in a dog park to raise cash for new soccer uniforms for their team. Today we celebrate Lemonade Day.  A day which is designed to introduce children to having their own business. I still remember when my boys decided that they were going to sell lemonade at the end of the street when we held a garage sale at their great grandpa's.   So Here are today's Hot Tips For Building Resiliency and Celebrating Lemonade Day: It is May and the weather is getting nicer, but we are not able to set up a lemonade stand…not yet. What we can do though is talk to our children about what type of business they would run if they could or what kind of business do they think they could run now. The idea is to have a conversation around what would be involved, who their customers might be, and how would they let their customers know that they were open for business. Fun Fact…. The Greeks were the first to make pink lemonade. They made this so that while the adults were having wine at celebrations, the children would also have a special treat. When the Greeks dyed the lemonade pink by adding wine, the common myth in the community was that this drink was made from pink lemons that grew in a forest that no man could enter and come out alive. They made the children believe that these magical pink lemons were brought back by a noble king. Now there is marketing If you like today's wellness tips, let me know. You can leave me a review on amazon or through your #alexa app. Looking for more tips to build your resiliency? Look for my book on Amazon called Stress Out. 52 Weeks To Letting More Life In

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Chuck Norris 5K. Lemonade Day. Fight over Ford vs. Chevy. Frivolous things we spend $ on. A huge asteroid is hurtling towards earth. Woman pulls a machete in a fight over a parking space. A new Miss USA is crowned. At what age do you trust your child with certain things? DQ Blizzard flights.

Veteran finds Tony Hawk's "lost" skateboard near Bush Intercontinental airport...the custom-made gown that JJ Watt will wear during his commencement speech...and Lonnie B encourages kids to open their own lemonade stands for this weekend's Lemonade Day

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The 24 Floors Up team is proud to invite the first guest, Meghan Kelleher, into the pod! Meghan is a National Development Manager with Lemonade Day. Lemonade Day is 501(c)(3) non profit organization is a fun and easy way to teach kids the basics of entrepreneurship and finance. When a child does their own lemonade day […]

Casey and Mo are rockin' at Lemonade, Resident Media's summertime Sunday day party! Dig in and check out our conversations with Alan from Resident media on longevity and building community, Guitar from Seattle's Sugar Hill on menus, how AZ inspired the name and Mike Steezie from the Milli Agency on coming up a b-boy and bring the culture to the masses.

Today we are spotlighting Jason Reuben of Baguette Atelier. Baguette Atelier designs jewelry in LA at a great price and a value that is endearing. This episode is powered by Intercom, https://www.intercom.com/ a new and better way to acquire, engage and retain customers. Connect with us at wearelatech.com/podcast and tweet @WeAreLATech and @EspreeDevora. What is your ask from the community? Do get involved with Lemonade Day. http://baguetteatelier.com/ https://twitter.com/wearelatech https://twitter.com/espreedevora

IPL shines a light on a $600 million project that's been four years in the making; a security company launches a $50 million venture fund; Indiana's advanced manufacturing and logistics initiative has a new leader; Lemonade Day returns to Indianapolis; a program aims to help physician entrepreneurs; is Indy a “Music City?” And, our INsiders take on the week's top stories.

Austin360 restaurant critic Matthew Odam talks to us about recently opened restaurants on his radar, including Tyson Cole’s new casual eatery, Loro; which barbecue restaurant earned his top pick in a recent ranking; what dishes stand out at downtown’s Fareground food court; and why every Austinite should venture to San Antonio for tacos once in a while. ALSO: Ahead of Austin Lemonade Day, several lemonade entrepreneurs, including second-graders Rowan Briscoe and Joey Svoboda, came to the studio to talk about their business strategies and lemonade recipes. Westlake High School students (and brothers) Sidharth and Rohit Srinivasan, who participated in Lemonade Day when they were in elementary school, explained how a low-stakes business like a lemonade stand helped them launch a full business, Trashbots, which makes and delivers low-cost science and engineering kits to students around the globe. Plus, Eric Webb shares in this week’s Webb Report his list of the top Austin tourist attractions and which ones he thinks are totally overrated. (Sorry, bats.) In our Toast recommendations: the 2016 cat documentary, “Kedi,” the Joule sous vide cooking gadget and the "No More Safe Harbor" episode of “Reply All.” More info: austin360.com/loveaustin360

Hello Tustinites! In this episode we cover all the latest events coming up in April & early May around Tustin!Community Yard Sale, Superheroes Luncheon, Book Drive, TPSF golf tournament, Wally Karp Week, Voko Karaoke ribbon cutting, Wells of Life run 4 water, Tustin Chamber of Commerce Mixer, Teacher of the Year, Lemonade Day, Shake Rattle & Stroll Home & Garden Tour, Lobsterfest!Send in your ghost & ufo stories talkintustin@gmail.com

Hello Tustinites! In this episode we cover all the latest events coming up in April & early May around Tustin!Community Yard Sale, Superheroes Luncheon, Book Drive, TPSF golf tournament, Wally Karp Week, Voko Karaoke ribbon cutting, Wells of Life run 4 water, Tustin Chamber of Commerce Mixer, Teacher of the Year, Lemonade Day, Shake Rattle & Stroll Home & Garden Tour, Lobsterfest!Send in your ghost & ufo stories talkintustin@gmail.com

It s pretty well agreed that the early years of development are fundamental in shaping a child s future. That extends from playground to classroom, to career choices. If you want to Cultivate a culture where kids can see themelves as entrepreneurs you have to start early. That s what Lemonade Day is all about. It s a nationwide event with chapters all over the country, including Baton Rouge, that teaches kids the basics of starting their own business. What better way to do that than with a Lemonade Stand Jordan Piazza is executive director of Lemonade Day Louisiana, which has grown steadily over the past few years and now reaches thousands of school children around the state. Jordan knows a thing or to about entrepreneurism. He is the business manager for the Baton Rouge office of one of Baton Rouge s most successful entrepuerial companies Raising Cane s Chicken Finger. Along with his brother, Jordan is also getting ready to open a new restaurant a remake of classic Phil s Oyster Bar that their father owned and operated for many years. If Phil and Lemonade Day succeed in giving kids the entrepreneurial bug, will those kids when they re grown have options to turn enthusiasm into education Given the current disarray in Baton Rouge and dismal fiscal condition of the continually threatened State education budget, that is a great unknown. Rachel Kincaid is tasked with turning the unkown into the known. Rachel is Vice President of External Affairs for the Univeristy of Louisiana system. Rachel is in charge of developing and overseeing the management of a comprehensive legislative and federal relations strategy that will support the academic and research mission of the System s nine campuses, which include University of New Orleans, the University of Louisiana in Lafayette, Southeastern Univeristy in Hammond, and Louisiana Tech in Ruston. This conversation is a unique, candid, and cautionary insight into one of Louisiana s universal questions, "What s going on in Baton Rouge " Photos at Mansurs On The Boulevard by Ken Stewart. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It's finally here... What's been a blur of a two-week period time has culminated with the launch and now first episode of the podcast project Pause. Think. Consider. Roughly the first 30 minutes of this episode is about the inspirations for the project and how it got started and the final 30 minutes is about the concept of the Pendulum Effect. QUESTION(S) OF THE DAY: What was your favorite quote or lesson from this episode? Please let me know in the comments. Scroll below for links and show notes… Selected Links from the Episode The Weekly Portland Podcast by Gregory Day Lemonade Days Chip's Vlog Four Hour Work Week by Tim Ferriss The Tim Ferriss Show Gary Vanynerchuk ICON 2016 Keynote by Gary Vanynerchuk BeachBody Coach Summit Keynote 2016 by Gary Vanyerchuk Peanut Butter Builder Girl by Jean Dahlquist The Pendulum Effect definition by Dictonary.com Instacart Blue Apron Schwans How Much Uber Drivers Make by CNBC Salt & Straw Claim Jumper Winco Our Table Show Notes How Greg Day had an impact with the creation of Pause. Think. Consider. [06:44] The Extra Pack of Peanuts and Travis Sherry, the first podcast I've discovered [08:54] The discovery of Travel Hacking and its impact [9:45] How Chip Conrad acts as an inspiration [13:10] Lemonade Day and what it does for the community [13:20] The weekday inspiration from Chip's Vlog [14:45] Tim Ferriss and his journey as an entrepreneur with Four Hour Work Week [19:35] The podcast that Tim Ferriss started and its success [20:11] Gary Vaynerchuk's impact on the mindset for starting Pause. Think. Consider. [22:55] The line -- "Stop doing stupid shit" [23:45] Holding yourself accountable and putting yourself out there [26:24] Jean Dahlquist's impact and the Peanut Butter Builder Girl blog [28:25] Harnessing the art of talking and ranting [31:24] Taking the time on a daily basis to think about what's going on [32:34] Optimizing and being better [33:42] The pendulum effect definition [36:42] How Instacart is becoming the Uber of shopping [38:06] Uber and driver's success based on customer service [42:24] Salt & Straw and the customer service experience they provide to make them great ice cream [43:46] Amazon Prime and the affect they are having on automation to make things more convenient  [47:14] Food prevalence and how Costco is impact speed and quantity [49:42] Claim Jumper providing large portions at a quick rate [51:31] The impact Winco had on my family for food shopping [54:21] The Our Table Organic Farm impact [56:26] Calculators and how they have impacted students [59:36] Take the time to Pause. Think. Consider. the impact of the pendulum effect [1:02:00] People Mentioned Fran Liebman Greg Day Travis Sherry Chip Conrad Tim Ferriss Gary Vanynerchuk Jean Dahlquist

This is part two of our interview with the young and talented Emily Massel of Gallup. In this episode, Emily talks more about her life post-Lemonade Day and her current job at Gallup. She tells us about her atypical college experience and how it has helped her evolve and develop new skills which she has taken with her into her position at Gallup.

In this episode, Kevin speaks with Emily Massel, the mighty force behind the original Lemonade Day DC. Emily spent much of her undergrad years at GWU working on Lemonade Day. After graduating last May, she accepted a job Gallup where she currently works. She may be young but she is full of entrepreneurial energy and she tells the story of her success modestly and candidly in this, part 1, of our 2-part interview with her.

This week on The Little Radio Show we start the conversation talking about Star Wars, our impressions and what we like and didn't like about the movie. There are spoilers, so be warned. For this portion we are joined by fellow bloggers, Michelle Rodriguez and Marissa Rodriguez. Did you like the new Star Wars? What was your first job? We discuss our first jobs, paid and unpaid, and how first jobs have changed for teens today. We give a shout out to Lemonade Day in the discussion. What was your first job? “The Little Radio Show” is on HMSNetRadio.org on Thursdays at 2 pm (CST). The show hosts are Sandra Fernandez (@ sandrasays ), Juan Alanis (@ juanofwords ), and Anjelica Cazares (@ la_anjel ). Subscribe to the Podcast via (RSS), on the iTunes channel or on our Stitcher channel , and keep up with new episodes. Subscribe to the Blog and keep up with new posts. The show's website can be found at thelittleradioshow.com .

Northwestern Mutual will support the fight against childhood cancer by hosting lemonade stands nationwide as part of Alex

Northwestern Mutual will support the fight against childhood cancer by hosting lemonade stands nationwide as part of Alex

HOUR 1Seed & Startup Businesses - Gavin Graham, Business Banking Specialists with Wells Fargo discusses the importance of building a relationship with a banker even at the seed and startup phase of the business life cycle.  Questions or comments email David@GDTB.Biz. Lemonade Day Alaska – In a single day last May 3,200 young entrepreneurs sold $450,000 of product.  Natasha Callen, Lemonade Day Alaska Coordinator, tells that story and gets us excited about Lemonade Day 2014.  Questions or comments email David@GDTB.Biz. HOUR 2Growth Stage of a Business -Jon Stewart, Business Banking Specialists with Wells Fargo discusses available resources for a business at the growth stage of the business lifecycle.  Questions or comments email David@GDTB.Biz. in the newsSeattle approves $15 minimum wageMaud Daudon, President & CEO Seattle Metropolitan Chamber of Commerce expressed concern about the move by city officials to establish a minimum wage amount.  Should a municipal government be set private sector wage policy?  Questions or comments email David@GDTB.Biz. 

PROGRAM TOPICExitround CEO Jacobs Mullins visits Dave on this Getting Down to Business® in this program.  Listen as Jacob describes what Exitround does and the opportunity he sees.  Listen to this rare look behind the scenes of a tech startup.  Find out more about Exitround visit www.exitround.com. DAVE’S THOUGHTSA causality of American Revolutionary War was the Indigo Trade in Georgia and South Carolina.  Cotton replaced indigo but was extremely labor intensive.  Eli Whitney came up with an answer to this problem and the cotton industry took off.  Listen as Dave tells this story.  Do you have any questions or comments send Dave an email at David@GDTB.Biz. IN THE NEWSEconomic News Summary April 2013Listen as Dave present his monthly economic grade.  Send questions or comments to David@GDTB.Biz. Some Small Businesses Opt for the Health-Care Penalty Every business needs to decide how they will implement the Affordable Healthcare-Care Act by January 2014.  This news summary explores the options. Send questions or comments to David@GDTB.Biz. BUSINESS WITH THE UNIVERSITY OF ALASKA This new segment focuses on the UA Center for Economic Development and its programs.  Lemonade Day teaches kids business principles.  Listen as Sam Callen & Katie Abbott talk about how 2,500 participants brought in $287k in sales and donated $68k all in a single day.  This program gives kids the opportunity to learn business principle and earn some money all on Lemonade Day.  Find out more by visiting them at www.LemonadeDay.org.  MARKETING MATTERS Jonathan Lee with a company called Creative Cube Company discusses the “Likes” of Facebook and social media marketing.  Visit Jonathan’s website for more great ideas www.CreativeCubeCompany.com. LISTEN SATURDAYS Getting Down to Business® with David Weatherholt broadcast Saturday’s 8-10 am (AKDT) Fox News Talk KOAN 95.5 FM & AM 1020 – Stream: www.foxnewskoan.com in Anchorage, Alaska.  In Spokane, Washington listen to MoneyTalk 1230 AM KSBN from 9-11 am.

How do you train young entrereneurs?   Long before the internet, budding entrepreneurs sold Lemonade.   On street corners all across the country, on sunny days, you could find them with paper cups, cardboard signs and pitchers of lemonade.   Today a national movement runs programs to bring back this old style entrepreneurship.  In Indianapolis, Lemonade Day will be  Saturday May 19th.