Podcast appearances and mentions of marcy miller

LezPod Chef Josie Episode | Host Alexandria Friedlander | LGBTQ Podcast | Miami Podcast Chef Josie is a classically trained bohemian chef, global adventurist, TV and radio personality, entrepreneur, former women's pro football player, social activist, and lifestyle ambassador. Spent 4 seasons as a contestant on Bravo's "Top Chef". Chef Josie connects with people through her genuine smile, good food, and infectious laugh. Six years ago, Chef Josie and her wife, Marcy Miller, opened up a restaurant in Wilton Manors, FL called Bubbles and Pearls. Josie has contributed to the Wilton Manors community and helped elevate this island city, with one of the largest LGBTQ+ populations in the country, to new heights, whether as a small business owner, as a practitioner, and a teacher of mindfulness, or through her run for mayor last year. Alter ego Lady SNACKDADDY AKA @ladysnackdaddy - add DJ to Josie's resume. Renaissance woman of possibility. She coaches to create results and mentors youth through mindfulness and meditation. We are super excited to introduce you to this rockstar!

Kamunga the Chameleon and the Man with the Wild Brown Hair. Written By Allistair Torr and Marcy Miller. Illustrated By Marcy Miller. This book benefits the Marcy Miller Foundation. Support this podcast

Marcy Miller and Barb Berg are back for part two to talk more about their favorite varietal, Merlot. The two ladies from the crafting Podcast “Crafty Minnies” head over to the new world to taste some bottles from California and Washington, and try their own version of a Bottle Blondes favorite: a Merlot-centric 'Seven Things'.

This week Adrien and Hallie invited Marcy Miller and Barb Berg from their favorite crafting Podcast “Crafty Minnies”, straight out of Duluth Minnesota, to talk about the noble grape Merlot. Marcy and Barb explain why it’s their favorite varietal and how it goes great with a Hot Dish to keep you cozy on a cold Minnesota day.

Sermon on Sunday, February 23, 2020.Marcy Miller, on the event of her retirement.http://ia601400.us.archive.org/27/items/22320sundaysermon/2-23-20_sunday_sermon.mp3

Sermon on Sunday, February 9, 2020.Marcy Miller.http://ia601401.us.archive.org/13/items/2920sundaysermon/2-9-20_sunday_sermon.mp3

Sermon on Sunday, February 2, 2020.Marcy Miller.http://ia601408.us.archive.org/2/items/2220sundaysermon/2-2-20_sunday_sermon.mp3

Sermon on Sunday, January 26, 2020.Marcy Miller.http://ia601505.us.archive.org/32/items/12620sundaysermon/1-26-20_sunday_sermon.mp3

Sermon on Sunday, January 19, 2020.Marcy Miller.http://ia801407.us.archive.org/4/items/11920sundaysermon/1-19-20_sunday_sermon.mp3

Sermon on Sunday, January 5, 2020.Marcy Miller.http://ia601401.us.archive.org/12/items/1520sundaysermon/1-5-20_sunday_sermon.mp3

Welcome to the 5th episode of our weekly podcast here at Miracle Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram! In this episode, we talk with Marcy Miller, a Business Development Center Representative. Topics Discussed: Marcy’s backstory and how she got in the car businessThe role of the BDC (Business Development Center)Frequently Asked Questions that customers askWorking with customers with challenged creditWhat makes Miracle differentThe difference between a “locally owned” dealership and a “corporate giant”What Marcy enjoy’s doing during her time off Transcript Opening John Haggard: 00:02 Welcome to the Miracle Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram podcast, where each week you’ll be able to learn the best ways to purchase or lease, maintain and accessorize, and how to sell your vehicle for the highest resale value possible, when you’re ready. I’m your host John Haggard, and throughout each month, right here we’ll have different team members join us from Miracle to bring you tips that you can actually use. John Haggard: 00:25 We do post a transcript of each podcast so you can easily refer to it for information. Maybe you heard something and you just want to get more detailed. What was it that he said or she said? Well, you can go right to the transcript and see it and not have to listen to the entire podcast to get back there, so we’ll have that for you. John Haggard: 00:42 On this podcast, we’re talking about what a Business Development Representative does at Miracle Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram in Gallatin. We’ve got Marcy Miller with us here today. Hey Marcy. Marcy Miller: 00:52 Hey John. How are you? John Haggard: 00:54 I’m doing good. Hope you are too. Marcy Miller: 00:56 I’m doing great. Tell Us a Little Bit About Yourself John Haggard: 00:57 Great. Well, welcome to the podcast. You know, anytime we have a guest on the podcast, Marcy, people want to know something real about this person. It’s not just a talking head, if you will, but really get to know them. So tell us a little bit about you. Where’d you grow up? How did you get started in the car business? Marcy Miller: 01:12 Okay. Well I came here from Ohio, honestly. I grew up in Ohio. I’ve been around the country, lived in [inaudible], lived in Los Angeles and landed in Nashville 21 years ago, a singer. So I followed the music and ended up in Nashville. So… John Haggard: 01:30 You know, a lot of people do that. Don’t they. Say we’re going to come to Nashville. Do you still sing? I mean, do you do like any of that? Marcy Miller: 01:36 I do. I sing a lot. And I try to karaoke any time I can. I don’t do anything professionally, but I just do it for fun and enjoy it. How Did You You Get Into The Car Business? John Haggard: 01:46 Yeah. Yeah. So tell us how you wound up going to work for Miracle. Marcy Miller: 01:50 Okay. Well, I started in the car business 14 years ago. I’ve been in a lot of dealerships, and I have been a salesperson before. But I figured BDC was kind of my specialty. I was really good at being on the phones with customers and I’m great with people. So, I just got better and better at it and I’m still in the BDC, so I’ve been here for four years and I love Miracle. It’s a great company and it’s a great family owned dealership to work for. And I feel like I’m family. What Does BDC Mean, and What Is Your Role On The Miracle Team? John Haggard: 02:23 Yeah. And when you say BDC, just for the folks out there, that’s the Business Development Center that we’re talking about, is that right? Marcy Miller: 02:29 Yes sir. John Haggard: 02:29 Gotcha, Gotcha. So what is, what do you do exactly, cause people say, “well business development manager, I mean what does that really mean”? What do you do? Marcy Miller: 02:37 Basically when the phone rings I answer it, or when customers send in internet inquiries, I call them and I just try to see how I can help them answer their questions, and see if they can come on in and take a look at what they’re looking at online. So sometimes we have to work some things out on the phone first and sometimes they are just wanting to see if something’s available. So I check and make sure it’s available. They come in and get with the salesperson and purchase a vehicle. So it’s all about customer service and helping the customer in any aspect that they need. What Are Frequently Asked Questions That Customers Ask? John Haggard: 03:19 Okay. And what do you find when people are calling for information, what are the top say, three or four questions that people are asking today? Marcy Miller: 03:29 They will ask you first of all if the car is available that they’re looking at, unless they’re looking at new cars and they’re kind of in general looking at new cars and don’t know specifically what they want, and they have questions about those and the trim levels and that kind of thing. So the other questions: I would say typical questions would be about their financing and if they have to put money down and that kind of thing. Can You Work With Customers With Challenged Credit? John Haggard: 03:57 Now what if somebody has let’s say less than good or less than perfect credit? Maybe we’d call it challenged credit. What about folks like that? How can you help them? Marcy Miller: 04:06 Yeah, we help people with challenged credit all the time. We do have our bankruptcy programs through Rich Craycroft who is amazing. He’s the best in the business and we thank God we have him every day. A lot of times we can help them get into something right away. They don’t even need to be discharged. What Makes Miracle CDJR and the Miracle Auto Group Different? John Haggard: 04:26 So we have Marcy Miller, the Business Development Representative for Miracle Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram on the podcast today. And you know, Marcy, everybody says “we’re the best”. “We can get it done”. Come now. If you were going to tell people about Miracle Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram, why they should deal with the Miracle Auto Group versus a lot of other people who say, “we’re the biggest, the best, the brightest” or whatever, what would you say? Marcy Miller: 04:50 I would say that we are transparent. We try to put our best foot forward and tell you everything upfront. We don’t hide anything. And I feel like people are so used to playing games. We don’t do that. We’re just very straightforward and real. And that’s why I can work for this company because I wouldn’t have it any other way. Is There a Difference Between a Locally Owned Dealership and A Large Corporate Giant Dealership? John Haggard: 05:15 And you talked about locally owned. Have you worked for dealerships that were like corporate giants, if you will, or parts of big corporations. Marcy Miller: 05:24 I sure have. John Haggard: 05:24 And what’s the difference there? Marcy Miller: 05:26 A difference is that you’re expendable. You’re not important to them and they make you feel like you’re not important, regardless of how great you are and how good of a job you do. It doesn’t matter. If you don’t fit into their mold, they’re not going to keep you. Miracle isn’t like that. They keep you, they try to make everything work for you. They care about their employees and I’ve always felt like I was important here. That’s definitely important to me. What Do You Do In Your Time Off? John Haggard: 05:56 We talked a little bit earlier, you said that you are a singer, came to Nashville a little over 20 years ago. So when you’re not working, is singing your hobby or are there other hobbies, fun things that you like to do on your time off? Marcy Miller: 06:09 Well I have three kids and one of them is leaving me on Saturday. She’s going to college. So I’m a mom, I’m a single mom. And, I love my kids and I try to spend as much time with them as I can. Other than that, I like to spend time outdoors, go kayaking, canoeing, anything I can on the water. This summer has been all about water for me. I’ve been on boat rides and everything else. So, I try to just stay busy and, and try to enjoy my life because I’m realizing that it’s just passing me by and I’m trying to enjoy every minute of it. I feel like I wasted way too many years not enjoying my life and that’s what I’m doing. I’m enjoying it. John Haggard: 06:58 You know, that hindsight, 2020 for all of us, it’s that sort of Woulda, Shoulda, coulda. If I had only… Is that what you’re saying? Marcy Miller: 07:05 Yeah, and that’s not what I’m saying anymore. I’m not saying it anymore. I’m doing it and I’m enjoying my life. Closing John Haggard: 07:12 Well thanks Marcy. That’s Marcy Miller, everybody the Business Development Representative for Miracle Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram, and you know that you can join us right here for other topics on the podcast throughout each month because our goal is to show you the best ways to purchase, maintain and accessorize your new or preowned vehicle. Then how to sell your vehicle for the highest resale value possible when you’re ready to do it. And don’t forget, we’ve also posted a transcript of each podcast right here on the website. You can easily refer to it and get all the information you need in summary form at your fingertips. I’m your host John Haggard, and we will see you next time.

Kids thrive in strong, safe and supportive families. It seems basic common sense and it has been proven again and again through solid research. Of course, no one sets out to be a poor parent. The consequences for abused or neglected children are personally and socially devastating. In a real sense, taxpayers accept an expensive laissez-faire approach to poor parenting that winds up costing billions later in programs that try to undo the consequences of weak family situations. Here now, a conversation about the work being done to teach better parenting skills in a way that opens up the opportunity to heal broken families and open fair paths to opportunity. Our guests are Liliana Lengua, Professor of Psychology and the Director of University of Washington Center for Child and Family; Marcy Miller , Director of Home Visiting for Thrive by Five Washington, the state’s primary private partner in creating a statewide early learning system; Michelle Sarju, Director of Programs at Open Arms Perinatal Services, a non profit offering this community based program since 1997 How Can I Help? Encouraging Stronger Families Through Home Visits is hosted by Steve Scher and produced by Katy Sewall.  This Crosscut Media Program supported by The Giddens Foundation

Weekend stories and a little football. We are joined in the studio by Marcy Miller, author of "Rebooting in Beverly Hills", a witty memoir of failed marriages and the journey to personal freedom. Find out what dating is like for those over 50 and how to become less dependent on a man. A very entertaining show.

  If you love a great story that's charming, engaging and FUN you're going to want to hear what today's guest has to say. Marcy Miller has written the perfect summer read—intended especially for us gals on the feisty side of fifty. It's her true account of surviving an adulterous husband and subsequent divorce, and then learning to negotiate the treacherous life of dating in one's prime. Rebooting in Beverly Hills is filled with laughs, aha moments, good advice, and plenty of witty accounts of looking for Mr. Right in the land of glitz and glamour. So, if you're in the mood for an unbeatable blending of wisdom and wit, be sure and tune in for this one!