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Host Jeremy C. Park talks with Brian Sweatt, Executive Director of Mechanics on a Mission and Pastor with Our Church Ministries, who shares how the generosity of the community and Extreme Makeover in the aftermath of the devastating Nashville Flood of 2010 helped to inspire the beginning of Our Church Ministries and then later Mechanics on a Mission. Mechanics on a Mission is working to drive positive change and combat transportation insecurity in Middle Tennessee by providing free car repair services and free vehicles to single parents, widows, military veterans and others who face mobility challenges.During the interview, Brian shares how they partner with area mechanics shops and car dealerships, including Christian Brothers Automotive, Nelson Mazda, Tire World, 1st Chance Tire and Auto, and Sanctuary Automotive, where experienced mechanics work tirelessly to ensure families can access safe and reliable transportation. He discusses how they partner with area charities, other nonprofits, ministries and churches to find those who face transportation insecurity and will be served. Brian wraps up with ways the community can support their efforts, through prayer, vehicle and cash donations, and how they've set their goal to give away 52 vehicles in 2024.Visit www.mechanicsonamission.com to learn more.https://www.facebook.com/HopeAndEncouragmenthttps://www.mechanicsonamission.com/donate-nowhttps://www.mechanicsonamission.com/what-we-do

To Support the Channel:Tip jar:  https://paypal.me/AskZacOr check out my store at  - www.askzac.comThe Nashville Flood of 2010 was devastating. Lives, homes, businesses, and a huge amount of guitars were lost. The day the rain started, I took my pregnant wife and 1-year old son to a guitar festival in Leiper's Fork, TN, just south of Nashville. While there, I saw Larry Carlton, Reggie Young, Jack Pearson, and Robben Ford perform and had the chance to view some of the finest and rarest vintage guitars at an exhibit curated by Joe Glaser. But what started as a fun musical diversion for me and my "cabin fever" afflicted wife, ended with us being thankful to make it home unscathed after hours of being trapped in Leiper's Fork, and then a very long and scary trip home. Gear for this video1957 Fender Esquire with added Ron Ellis "New Tall" neck pickup. Restoration and aging on the body by Dan "Danocaster" Strain.Strings: D'Addario NYXL 10-46  https://amzn.to/3bWYb1MPick:Danocaster MediumAmp:1964 Vox JMI AC10 with 12" Celestion Blue Alnico Speaker in a custom cab built by Kyle Bollendorf. Effects used:Boss RV-2 Reverb on the "Plate" setting.9v power via Truetone CS6  https://amzn.to/3gnJQPW #askzac #guitartech #telecasterSupport the show

Timing is everything. We all have a plan right? The way we think things are going to go. Whether it's personal or professional, we all have a journey we are on and a path we have planned to take. But life is unpredictable and many times our path takes turns that we do not expect. How we respond to the unexpected is what determines our success in reaching our goals.  Today I am so excited to share guest, Holly Carpenter, Owner and “Sales Queen” of Carpenter Hospitality Consulting. We're talking all about Holly's journey both within her business and personally and how she prioritizes her time to create the life she wants.  Main Topics: *Why building relationships in & outside of your industry is so important *What CEO day is and why to do it every week *What a consultant really does Key Takeaways: *Create Connections *Remember a Consultant is also your cheerleader *Drink Wine (Holly's Favorite!) More About Our Guest: Holly Carpenter is a purpose driven relationship builder with a deep history in the hospitality industry. She got her start at 16 when her Dad drove to the local IHOP and told her to get a job. With over two decades experience in all facets of hospitality, Holly is well known for her incredible sales and management skills in her adopted hometown of Nashville, TN and beyond. Holly has held a range of positions including Wedding Sales Manager for the historic Hotel Northampton and Catering Manager at Gaylord Opryland where she served on the evaluation and reopening team during the 2010 Nashville Flood. Most recently she was Senior Catering and Sales Manager for A. Marshall Hospitality, opening their upscale steakhouse Deacon's New South while also managing a team of four sales managers for the family-friendly Puckett's Grocery. In February 2022 Holly took the leap close friends and family had encouraged and launched Carpenter Hospitality Consulting. CHC focuses on supporting companies in the hospitality industry, increasing their sales through process and systems consulting. Whether finding the right CRM, creating customer friendly packages or menus, automating tasks or creating attainable goals, CHC offers the opportunity to uplevel all aspects of the sales and customer experience. When Holly isn't serving as Sales Queen for her clients she is traveling with her son Jameson. She and Jamo share their Nashville home with pups Smudge and Maggie.  

Welcome to the third season of Music City Murder! In this inaugural episode, we are going to head a little bit outside of Nashville to dig into some famous Nashville hauntings. There's also several bits of history related to the main content, so you'll learn something about the 2010 Nashville Flood, along with some background on a famous burial in New York City and...the famous "skeleton" scene from Poltergeist. https://www.history.com/topics/folklore/history-of-witches https://www.mentalfloss.com/article/535662/cemeteries-unearthed-at-construction-sites https://nashvilleghosts.com/pegram-county-cemetery/ https://www.washingtonpost.com/weather/2021/03/28/tennessee-flooding/

We share our thoughts on the Nashville Flood, Mask Mandates being lifted, and the infamous Derrick Jaxn saga --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/tabletopdiscussions/support

The guys welcome musician/producer/composer Jordan Lehning to talk about Rufus Wainwright’s self-titled debut from 1998. Plenty of other discussion including musical families, the Nashville Flood and the “Treasures of the Flood,” Justin Townes Earl, Lydia Luce, inspired by operas, famous beauty marks, patience (or the lack of), and the mastery of Jon Brion. Check out Jordan Lehning at: https://www.jordanlehning.com/ Check out Rufus Wainwright at: https://rufuswainwright.com/ Check out other episodes at RecordsRevisitedPodcast.com, Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, Castbox, iHeartMedia, Google Podcasts and Spotify. Additional content is found at: Facebook.com/recordsrevisitedpodcast or twitter @podcastrecords or IG at instagram.com/recordsrevisitedpodcast/

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This week: • John is STILL sick, but plods through like a champion... if that champion went on to have his medals stripped for steroid use. • Jonnie gets defensive about his recreational vehicle choices. • John ruins petting zoos for everyone. • Memories from the Nashville Flood of 2010 • The boys chat about the Cosby verdict, the #MeToo Movement, and the responsibility of the Church towards survivors of abuse. Plus, a conversation about how being aware of our own depravity makes us less judgmental of others. This episode is NOT sponsored by Cats®️ : "Like dogs, except they poop in a box and hate you."

In this episode I talk with Chris Prutting, the owner of the Front Porch Festival about his experience of putting on a music festival for 8 years. We talk about how the festival got started, why he's been successful, and what kind of management style he uses to create a sense of family and community. Chris offers advice for people wanting to start their own festival and talks about why some of the big festivals have been failing lately.   Chris chose 3 songs by artists playing The Front Porch Fest this year: "Home" by Zach Deputy 25:50 "Children of the Sun" by The Hip Abduction 8:34 "Nashville Flood" by Big Daddy Love 54:29 Visit www.frontporchfest.com for more info.  

Today we talk about Gibson factory seconds and George Gruhns article about them. We also talk about the tragic Nashville flood and it's impact on the vintage market

The Jesus Story Year was interrupted by the Nashville Flood of 2010. Sunday After Ascension  2010 Jesus Story Year Week 39: Christ Ascends  Sunday Readings Acts 1:1-11 Psalm 47 Ephesians 1:15-23 
 Luke 24:44-53 Fr. Thomas McKenzie May 16, 2010

Christ and the Nashville Flood The Jesus Story Year was interrupted by the Nashville Flood of 2010. Sixth Sunday in Easter  2010 Jesus Story Year Week 38: Christ Will Come Again   Sunday Readings Daniel 7:9-14 Psalm 93 Revelation 1:9-18 Matthew 24:42-51 Fr. Thomas McKenzie May 9, 2010