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Link to SEE this live show: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jGtk-qs_Ads&t=175s The history of pinball machines in this LIVE edition of The Nostalgic PodBlast, we will explore 15 pinball machines based on movies. Also, pinball & movie trivia. Plus I take the glass off my rare prototype Indiana Jones : The Pinball Aventure pinball machine & give you a demonstration of the game's sounds & sights. Plus: I share video I recorded myself with my JVC camcorder at a shopping mall (Perimeter Mall in Georgia) from March, 1988 #pinball #pinballmachine #trivia #history #art #artwork #nostalgia #nostalgic #games #cinema #movies #film #1960s #1970s #1980s #1990s #2000s #now #atlanta #atlantageorgia #1988 #thenostalgicpodblast

NPR's TV critic Eric Deggans joins “Closer Look” to reflect on the life and legacy of Norman Lear. The famed-trailblazing writer, director and producer, who is credited with changing the face of American TV sitcoms, died on Tuesday at the age of 101. Plus, Juma Sei, WABE's education reporter, returns to the program to discuss the runoff election results for the APS Board of Education. Also, Mahlon Davidson, the interim CEO of the Georgia Pharmacy Association, and Jonathan G. Marquess, the vice president of AIP, discuss how their organization is responding to the current state of the pharmacy industry, including a rise in pharmacy deserts, worker strikes, and the closures of several big-box pharmacies (CVS, Walgreens, Rite Aid). Lastly, throughout Georgia and across the country, Santa Cares has established sensory-friendly visits with Santa Claus. Chris Landtroop, the vice president of marketing and communications for Cherry Hill Programs and Autism Speaks advocate Katie Carr and her son, Matthew, discuss the importance of having inclusive holiday experiences and their recent visit with a sensory-friendly Santa at Perimeter Mall in Dunwoody.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

The guys are live from Buffalo Wild Wings at Perimeter Mall. They talk about the Falcons taking Bijan Robinson over this former Georgia Bulldogs star. They also talk about the Hawks getting eliminated from the playoffs by the Celtics. Plus, we get birthdays. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The guys are live from Buffalo Wild Wings at Perimeter Mall. They talk about the Falcons taking Bijan Robinson over this former Georgia Bulldogs star. They also talk about the Hawks getting eliminated from the playoffs by the Celtics. Plus, we get birthdays. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Gaming expert Sal Piacente joins Tim to talk about casino cheaters, scammers, and how casinos watch for and catch them. But that's just the beginning. Sal has some great stories about his career in gaming. He is a consultant and a trainer for casinos and regulators around the world on gaming security. https://traffic.libsyn.com/secure/shapingopinion/Sal_Piacente_-_Casino_Stories_auphonic.mp3 There's a saying in some casinos. The eye in the sky don't lie. That's a reference to the cameras placed throughout the casinos, and the people and systems behind those cameras to catch cheaters and scammers. But it's much more than cameras. Casinos are some of the most sophisticated organizations that exist to monitor their facilities for anything that could go wrong. And they need to be. With all of that money changing hands with the roll of the dice or the flip of a card, casinos are very attractive turf for some of the most sophisticated scam artists in the world. When we talk about casinos, we're talking about their big moneymaker games. Slot machines. Table games. Blackjack. Poker. Roulette. Sal Piacente knows a thing or two about casinos. He's a native of Brooklyn, New York. He started his casino career as a blackjack dealer in Atlantic City after he was honorably discharged from the U.S. Marines. Sal worked his way up from dealer, to shift manager, to game protection specialist.  Today, he's a consultant to casinos on security. And he trains casino staff and students at the University of Nevada on gaming management. He knows every way cheaters try to cheat casinos. He's seen it all. So, when we sat down, I had to ask him, “What casino game attracts the most cheaters?” Links Sal Piacente (Website) Woman Scammed Out of 10K During a 3 Card Monte Game at Perimeter Mall, WGCL Atlanta The Theory of Blackjack: The Compleat Card Counter's Guide to the Casino Game of 21, by Peter Griffin (Amazon) Beat the Dealer: A Winning Strategy for the Game of 21, by Peter Thorp (Amazon) Big Book of Blackjack, by Arnold Snyder (Amazon) WizardOfOdds.com Cashier Allegedly Used Photographic Memory to Steal Credit Card Info, New York Post The Contestant Who Outsmarted the Price is Right, Esquire About this Episode's Guest Sal Piacente Sal Piacente is a native of Brooklyn, New York, and the ultimate student of the game. Piacente's interest in con games and scams began on the streets at a young age when his father taught him to protect himself from 3 Card Monte hustlers. He started his casino career as a blackjack dealer in Atlantic City after an honorable discharge from the U.S. Marine Corps. He then worked his way up from dealer to shift manager to game protection specialist, a position created for him by an international casino corporation. Sal is also an instructor for the University of Nevada, Reno's Gaming Management Certification Program. He has parlayed his experience, skills, passion and knowledge of the various ways to cheat all casino games into a successful consulting business. Over the past 25 years, Sal has trained and/or consulted for dozens of casinos and regulatory bodies on four continents (and counting).

Thanks to your votes, the Captain of Rock 100.5 is.... well, you have to hear it to believe it! Also on the show, we talk to RICK HARRISON of Pawn Stars, check in on the Rock's movie currently shooting at Perimeter Mall, look at a potentially huge financial investment, and seriously, neither of them has heard of Black Adam?See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Deeply involved in the community, Michael Coles is a transformational leader, accomplished entrepreneur, education advocate and motivational speaker. He is living proof that there are no limits to what we as individuals can accomplish. He brings his story to life in his book “Time To Get Tough” How cookies Coffee And A Crash Led To Success In Business And Life. After a successful 19 year career in the clothing business Michael tested his entrepreneurial skills in 1977 when he co-founded Great American Cookie Company with an investment of only $8000. Shortly after starting the Company, he was involved in a near-fatal motorcycle accident and was told by doctors he would never walk again unaided. As Michael recovered thru a self-designed rehabilitation program he took the Company from its first store in Perimeter Mall in Atlanta to hundreds of stores nationwide and at the same time set 3 coast-to-coast bicycling records. When Michael started the Company there were three major cookie companies in business; one had almost 100 stores and the other two had fifty each. When he sold the Company in 1998 with sales over $100 million, Great American Cookie Company was the largest franchisor of cookie stores and the other three companies no longer existed.

Kimmer Show # 477, Winter Spaghetti sauce, Illegal Aliens sue's sitting governor, Air Force goes woke, Jesus billboards promoting abortion, Perimeter Mall drama, Lib murder set free, #BTT, Pete's tweets, and lots more, Take a listen! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Kimmer Show # 477, Winter Spaghetti sauce, Illegal Aliens sue's sitting governor, Air Force goes woke, Jesus billboards promoting abortion, Perimeter Mall drama, Lib murder set free, #BTT, Pete's tweets, and lots more, Take a listen! Atlanta's ONLY All Conservative News & Talk Station.: https://www.xtra1063.com/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Michael J. Coles is a co-founder of the Great American Cookie Company and former CEO of Caribou Coffee. After a successful 19-year career in the clothing business, Michael tested his entrepreneurial skills in 1977, when he co-founded Great American Cookie Company with a joint investment of only $8,000. Shortly after starting the company, he was involved in a near-fatal motorcycle accident and was told by doctors he would never walk again unaided. As he recovered through a self-designed rehabilitation program, he took the company from its first store in Perimeter Mall in Atlanta to hundreds of stores nationwide and, at the same time, set three coast-to-coast bicycling records. Michael's commitment to community service led him to run for public office in 1996 as the democratic nominee for the House of Representatives in the Sixth District of Georgia, and in 1998 he won the democratic nomination for U.S. Senate, challenging Senator Paul Coverdell. In 2003, Coles accepted the corporate reins of Caribou Coffee Company as chairman, CEO and president. Over the next five years, Coles more than doubled the size of the company, extending the brand reach domestically and abroad. In September 2005, he successfully took the company public on NASDAQ under the symbol CBOU. Coles went on to join others in founding Charter Bank & Trust and served as its chairman, taking the bank public and selling the publicly traded company to Synovus Bank.  Coles is also the former chairman of Brand Holding Company and chairman of Brand Bank. Michael was appointed by Governor Roy Barnes in 1999 to chair the Georgia Film, Video and Music Advisory Board.  During his four years as chairman, Michael and his board successfully passed HB610, which was the first-ever tax incentive of its kind in Georgia. That bill allowed the film industry to begin a rebirth, going from $170 million in 1999 to over $1.5 billion in economic impact by 2003. Today, Georgia's film industry generates over $12 billion in economic impact. Having contributed much of their time and resources to education, the arts, environment and philanthropic organizations, Michael and his wife, Donna were honored as the Georgia Philanthropists of the Year in 1995. Michael was appointed by Governor Roy Barnes in 2001 to serve on the Board of Regents of the University System of Georgia. In recognition of Michael's success, leadership, and benevolence, Kennesaw State University, under the authority granted by the Board of Regents of the University System of Georgia, declared that the institution's School of Business be named and known in perpetuity as the Michael J. Coles College of Business at Kennesaw State University.  In 1999, Michael received the Honorary Doctor of Humane Letters Degree from Kennesaw State University. On October 17, 2018, Michael officially launched his book titled “Time to Get Tough: How Cookies Coffee and a Crash Led To Success in Business and Life.” During this episode, Michael shares many entrepreneurial tips, including, you don't have to be the smartest person in the room, and surround yourself with good people and you'll be surprised at how good they will make you look.

After a successful 19-year career in the clothing business, Michael Coles tested his entrepreneurial skills in 1977, when he co-founded Great American Cookie Company with an investment of only $8,000. Shortly after starting the company, he was involved in a near-fatal motorcycle accident and was told by doctors he would never walk again unaided. As Coles recovered through a self-designed rehabilitation program, he took the company from its first store in Perimeter Mall in Atlanta to hundreds of stores nationwide and, at the same time, set three coast-to-coast bicycling records. Michael Coles at Great American Cookie Company, 1994 When he started the Great American Cookie Company, there were three major cookie companies in business. One had almost 100 stores and the other two had 50 each. When he sold the company in 1998 with sales over $100 million, the Great American Cookie Company was the largest franchisor of cookie stores and the other three companies no longer existed. Coles announces run for the U.S. Senate, 1998 Coles’ commitment to community service led him to run for public office in 1996 as the democratic nominee for the House of Representatives in the Sixth District of Georgia, and in 1998 he won the democratic nomination for U.S. Senate, challenging Senator Paul Coverdell. Donna and Michael Coles when Michael opened NASDAQ in 2007 In 2003, Coles accepted the corporate reins of Caribou Coffee Company as chairman, CEO and president. Over the next five years, Coles more than doubled the size of the company, extending the brand reach domestically and abroad. In September 2005, he successfully took the company public on NASDAQ under the symbol CBOU. Coles went on to join others in founding Charter Bank & Trust and served as its chairman, taking the bank public and selling the publicly traded company to Synovus Bank. Coles is also the former chairman of Brand Holding Company and chairman of Brand Bank. Governor Roy Barnes, Michael Coles and the Georgia Film Commission celebrate the first-ever passing of Georgia's film tax credits with House Bill 610 Appointed by Governor Roy Barnes in 1999 to chair the Georgia Film, Video and Music Advisory Board, during his four years as chairman, Coles and his board successfully passed HB610, which was the first-ever tax incentive of its kind in Georgia. That bill allowed the film industry to begin a rebirth, going from $170 million in 1999 to over $1.5 billion in economic impact by 2003. Today, Georgia’s film industry generates over $9.5 billion. Michael J. Coles College of Business, Kennesaw State University Having contributed much of their time and resources to education, the arts, environment and philanthropic organizations, Coles and his wife, Donna were honored as the Georgia Philanthropists of the Year in 1995. Coles was appointed by Governor Roy Barnes in 2001 to serve on the Board of Regents of the University System of Georgia. In recognition of Coles’ success, leadership and benevolence, Kennesaw State University, under the authority granted by the Board of Regents of the University System of Georgia, declared that the institution’s School of Business be named and known in perpetuity as the Michael J. Coles College of Business at Kennesaw State University. In 1999, Michael received the Honorary Doctor of Humane Letters Degree from Kennesaw State University. Governor Roy Barnes; Tommy Holder, Chairman of the board of KSU foundation; Michael Coles; President of Kennesaw State University, Betty Siegel; celebrate ribbon cutting of first on-campus housing at Kennesaw State University, 2000 As Entrepreneur in Residence for the Coles MBA 2013 Spring Semester, Coles led a class entitled “Concept to Counter,” allowing students to grasp the concept of taking their creative thoughts and ideas to the marketplace. Coles received the National Women’s Political Caucus “Good Guy of the Year” Award for his work on behalf of women’s issues. He joined the ranks of...

Jesse is joined by the one and only Michael J. Coles, co-founder of Great American Cookies and former CEO of Caribou Coffee. Michael talks about the surprise overnight success that grew out of a humble, mall-based cookie business, how he became the CEO of one of the country's biggest coffee companies, and his incredible journey setting a transcontinental cycling record! Michael's book, Time to Get Tough, covers his amazing story and the lessons he's learned along the way. Visit MColesBook.com for more information and to buy your copy today! Topics: 1:42 - Michael's story and his new book 3:34 - A book many, many years in the making 5:36 - Book feedback and changing lives 8:28 - Michael's commitment to veterans 9:33 - The Great American Cookies Story 13:14 - Michael's career in the manufacturing industry 20:52 - A disastrous first day in Perimeter Mall 25:55 - An unexpected trip to the hospital 30:00 - Mindset shifting from "disabled" to "enabled" and Michael's record-setting bike rides 36:04 - How Michael became the CEO of Caribou Coffee 42:20 - Preparing to pitch Caribou 44:50 - Transforming Caribou from good to great 51:12 - How to build good company culture 53:29 - A lesson from Time to Get Tough 1:00:22 - How a small victory mindset can carry you through the finish line 1:03:21 - What's next for Michael J. Coles? If you enjoyed this episodes, leave us a review on Apple Podcasts—it's the best way to support the show!

Bruce Piefke owns and operates Caffeine and Octane and Caffeine and Exotics North America's largest monthly car show right here in the Sandy Springs area! They regularly attract over 2000 vehicles and 15,000 fans. The event is held (rain or shine) the first Sunday morning of each month from 8AM - 11AM at Perimeter Mall, located on the Northside of Atlanta. The Caffeine and Octane faithful get up very early to watch the parade of cars that begin arriving well before sunrise. If you live in this area we really need to check it out one Sunday morning!

Bruce Piefke owns and operates Caffeine and Octane and Caffeine and Exotics North America's largest monthly car show right here in the Sandy Springs area! They regularly attract over 2000 vehicles and 15,000 fans. The event is held (rain or shine) the first Sunday morning of each month from 8AM - 11AM at Perimeter Mall, located on the Northside of Atlanta. The Caffeine and Octane faithful get up very early to watch the parade of cars that begin arriving well before sunrise. If you live in this area we really need to check it out one Sunday morning!

In this episode, the guys talk to Michael Starling and Richard McLeod from Dunwoody City Hall. They talk about Dunwoody's overlay district, High Street Atlanta, the GADOT's project to improve 285, the Perimeter Mall parking lot project, and the Perimeter Center project. 

Paul Ollinger is a Comedian straight out of the Wood. He was one of the first 250 employees at Facebook, and cashed out to follow his dream of making people laugh. Topics include... Marching in the Dunwoody 4th of July Parade How do you pronounce his name? Props to Kate Roark for helping connect us with Paul Making Dunwoody Backyard Comedy a thing What's it like to open for Jeff Dunham? Dunwoody Quiz That time Paul threw up on the table at Dunwoody Country Club Who is John Dunwoody? How close is the Georgetown Pool to 285? Very close. Changing dimes into quarters When is Perimeter Mall actually closing? SEO What its like busing tables at Perimeter Mall and when you should trade-up? Changing the Hickory House into another bank Our Wayne's World 2 dream of having a massive concert at Brook Run Getting bit by the "comedian bug" Hosting the Improvs in Orange County Why our wives don't LOVE our podcast Paul repeating his jokes is still just as funny in person Plugs for the Laughing Skull, the Punchline, Sweetwater, Three Taverns, and Orpheus Justin's buddy Trevor Williams at the Laughing Skull Setting the ambiance for a show Big announcement for Rock the 'Woody on August 25th About the show: A weekly Dunwoody podcast from Matthew Weber, REALTOR (and part-time Clubhouse Manager at Dunwoody North Driving Club) and Justin Dike, app/web developer (and part-time social director at the Georgetown Recreation Club). Just 2 regular guys talking about Dunwoody. Topics include restaurants, events, police blotter, and anything covered on our What’s Up Dunwoody Facebook Page and conversations borrowed from our Dunwoody Area Restaurant Review Facebook Group.   #DunwoodyRoofTopBar #DunwoodyTrailway #DunwoodyVillageOverhaul   SUBSCRIBE TO THE SHOW iPhone Users click here - https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/whats-up-dunwoody/id1353882818?mt=2 Android Users click here - https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/matthew-weber/whats-up-dunwoody RSS Feed - http://matthewweber.podbean.com/feed   Selling or buying a home in the Atlanta area? Contact Matt the REALTOR and the Dogwood Team at matthewweber@kw.com Looking to take your neighborhood pool to the next level. Check out www.pooldues.com To contact both Matt and Justin, email contact@whatsupdunwoody.com

A weekly Dunwoody podcast from Matthew Weber, real estate agent (and part-time Clubhouse Manager at Dunwoody Driving Club) and Justin Dike, app/web developer (and part-time social director at the Georgetown Recreation Club). Show topics:  The real Dunwoody cops and be on the lookout for an imposter cop, what will replace the Burger King,  Monarchs, Margaritas and Martinis coming back to the Dunwoody Nature center, local spelling bee champ Ryan Donavan advances, Perimeter Mall Closing (shameless click bait), the Dekalb water main break, husband-sized holes,    About the show: We are just 2 regular guys talking about Dunwoody. Topics include restaurants, events, police blotter, and anything covered on our What's Up Dunwoody Facebook Page and conversations borrowed from our Dunwoody Area Restaurant Review Facebook Group. Do you own a local business? Would you, or someone you know, like to be on the show? To contact Matt, reach out to him at matthewweber@kw.com 

The Cake Boss is in town opening up a new location at Perimeter Mall! We got a chance to chat with Head Decorator Mauro!!

Please click on the POD button to listen to the latest Atlanta Business Radio  show podcast broadcasting live each Wednesday at 10am EDT from Atlanta, GA, USA.   Atlanta Business Radio is sponsored by Fast Pitch! Networking - a one-stop shop for networking and marketing your business online and offline. Please go to their website www.fastpitchnetworking.com. When you sign up, please mention you were referred by Lee Kantor. That will help the show! Thanks. By the way Amy and I have our first Atlanta Fast Pitch Networking Event of 2008 at McCormick & Schmick's Seafood Restaurant - Dunwoody on January 16 2008 from 5pm-7pm. RSVP by CLICKING HEREHere's how to listen to the podcast of our show. First click on the title of the show you are interested in. Then there should be a player in the upper right hand corner of the screen. Now just press play and the show you chose should start playing. You can also download the show to listen on your mp3 player. We are now available on iTunes, click this link and you can find all our past shows. Press SUBSCRIBE and you will automatically get the latest show when you sync your iPod to your computer.Remember if you want a pretty comprehensive listing of all kinds of Atlanta Events including Business Networking events please check out www.AtlantaEvent.com.  This morning we talked about all things Taste of Dunwoody. Taste of Dunwoody is an event that is close to the heart of Amy as she has been involved with it since it started. The event benefits Children's Healthcare of Atlanta every year and this year donations will go to the Department of Neuroscience. So we started the show with Dr Tom Burns one of the Directors in the Neuroscience Department who shared lots of great information about all the good that Children's is doing to help kids in Atlanta and the Southeast. As Children's is a not for profit hospital they are constantly raising funds in order to do help more kids. They spend a lot of the money on technology and research. Four areas they work in are: NeuroTrauma, NeuroOncology, NeuroSpine and Epilepsy. For more information please go to their website www.choa.org.Next we had on Pam Koch, the co-chair of the Taste of Dunwoody event. She told us the event takes place February 1 from 7pm - 10:30pm. It will be at the W Hotel in Dunwoody and will feature almost 3 dozen of the areas best restaurants sampling some of their favorite dishes. For a small donation you get to go nuts and try food from restaurants like: Alons, Brooklyn Cafe, Wildfire, McKendricks, Aqua Blue and many more please go to their website to see all the great restaurants that will be there and to to get your tickets. They sell out every year so get those tickets now. The website is www.choa.org/todNext up we had on Alon Balshon, Pastry Chef and owner of Alon's Bakery which is coming to the Perimeter Mall area in February. Alon opened the first Alon's Bakery in 1992 in Virginia Highlands.  Over the years, the store expanded in size and scope and now his second location is just a couple of weeks away. Inspired by specialty markets in Europe and New York, Alon was passionate to bring a full service gourmet market to the Virginia Highlands. Since it's opening, Alon’s has become a neighborhood and city favorite receiving high accolades from Gourmet Magazine, Atlanta Magazine, the Atlanta Journal Constitution and Creative Loafing. For more information please go to their website www.alons.com Then we closed the show with Jeff Trump owner of one of Sandy Springs' favorite restaurants, Brooklyn Cafe. Jeff has been in the restaurant business for a long time. Before purchasing Brooklyn Cafe he was with the Houston's Restaurant organization for 16 years. Jeff is a big believer in giving back and has been instrumental in raising over $100,000 for local non-profit organizations. The menu at Brooklyn Cafe changes seasonally but always features the freshest fish and vegetables and over 90% of the sauces and dressings are mad in house. They also have an extensive wine list that is selected in order to match the food served on the menu. Jezebel Magazine puts rates it as one of the Top 100 Restaurants in Atlanta. they have received  the Zagat Guide Award of Distinction as one of the Top 40 Most Popular Restaurants in Atlanta. And the Atlanta Journal Constitution calls Brooklyn Cafe "Unpretentious and Gutsily good" and "An Atlanta institution." For more information about Brooklyn Cafe, including their menu, please go to their website www.brooklyncafe.com. Also if you know of a business in Atlanta that we should know about please email Amy Otto at Amy @ atlantabusinessradio.com and we will try and get them on the show.

Please click on the POD button to listen to the latest Atlanta Business Radio  show podcast broadcasting live each Wednesday at 10am EDT from Atlanta, GA, USA.   Atlanta Business Radio is sponsored by Fast Pitch! Networking - a one-stop shop for networking and marketing your business online and offline. Please go to their website www.fastpitchnetworking.com. When you sign up, please mention you were referred by Lee Kantor. That will help the show! Thanks.Here's how to listen to the podcast of our show. First click on the title of the show you are interested in. Then there should be a player in the upper right hand corner of the screen. Now just press play and the show you chose should start playing. You can also download the show to listen on your mp3 player. We are now available on iTunes, click this link and you can find all our past shows. Press SUBSCRIBE and you will automatically get the latest show when you sync your iPod to your computer.Remember if you want a pretty comprehensive listing of all kinds of Atlanta Events including Business Networking events please check out www.AtlantaEvent.com.  And don't forget Amy, Lee and Andy will be hosting a Fast Pitch business networking event Wednesday October 17 from 5-6:30pm at Eclipse di Luna across from Perimeter Mall. Please go to http://www.fastpitchnetworking.com/meeting.cfm?MeetingID=220 to RSVP.This morning we were joined by Peter Baron, founder of Carabiner Communications, a marketing and PR firm serving small and emerging companies.  Peter has nearly two decades of technology marketing experience and has worked with such well known clients as Apple Computers, Ericsson GE, Motorola and IBM. During the interview we touched on such subjects as: what exactly is a Carabiner and how does it relate to what Peter does; the importance of building relationships with industry influencers and some tactics to do just that; and how the structure of his firm allows him to better serve his clients.   For more information on Carabiner Communications, please check out Peter's website www.carabinerpr.com or email him directly at Peter @ CarabinerPR.com.We also had on Andy Greider, our favorite Business Growth Guru. Andy studied journalism at Penn State, he worked for a bunch of newspapers and radio stations before moving to England to work with the BBC. Those experiences prepared him for his time working with the United Nations. Which then got him ready for the business world. Andy spends his time now helping small to medium sized business grow. He specializes in marketing but his vast experience allows him to help on many fronts. For more information about Andy as well as lots of information about small business marketing please go to his website www.uniquenessispower.com.Also if you know of a business in Atlanta that we should know about please email Amy Otto at Amy @ atlantabusinessradio.com and we will try and get them on the show.

Please click on the POD button to listen to the latest Atlanta Business Radio  show podcast broadcasting live each Wednesday at 10am EDT from Atlanta, GA, USA.   Atlanta Business Radio is sponsored by Fast Pitch! Networking - a one-stop shop for networking and marketing your business online and offline. Please go to their website www.fastpitchnetworking.com. When you sign up, please mention you were referred by Lee Kantor. That will help the show! Thanks.Here's how to listen to the podcast of our show. First click on the title of the show you are interested in. Then there should be a player in the upper right hand corner of the screen. Now just press play and the show you chose should start playing. You can also download the show to listen on your mp3 player. We also will soon be in iTunes. Remember if you want a pretty comprehensive listing of all kinds of Atlanta Events including Business Networking events please check out www.AtlantaEvent.com. And for a great BlueTooth headset for anyone who drives a convertible check out www.jawbone.com. Both Amy and Lee are big fans. And don't forget Amy, Lee and Andy will be hosting a Fast Pitch business networking event Wednesday October 17 from 5-6:30pm at Eclipse di Luna across from Perimeter Mall. Please go to http://www.fastpitchnetworking.com/meeting.cfm?MeetingID=220 to RSVP.This morning we were joined by Maria Goldsholl, COO of The MomCorps. Maria shared her story of how she was working full time then had her 2 children and wanted more balance in her life. She became the third employee of the Mom Corps and the rest is history. She now helps moms, dads and boomers find those flexible work opportunities in forward thinking companies around the country. For more information on Mom Corps, please check out their website at www.momcorps.com. It is filled with a ton of resources for people who are looking for flex jobs including  workshops, seminars and other resources for people who have been out of the workplace for awhile and are a little nervous about getting back in. We were also privileged to have on Teresa M from I Run You Play, Atlanta's supreme concierge and errand service. Teresa's company does all the stuff you have to do but aren't really thrilled about doing. For example, her staff waits for the cable guy for you, they pick up your dinner, they can even help you if you recently had surgery and need help around the house. Check out her website www.irunyouplay.com for more information.We also had on Doug MacGinnitie who is running for Sandy Springs City Council in District 1. Doug talked about his vision for Sandy Springs as well as his impressive background in the private sector. For more information about Doug and his take on the issues please go to his website www.dougforsandysprings.org.Also if you know of a business in Atlanta that we should know about please email Amy Otto at Amy @ atlantabusinessradio.com and we will try and get them on the show.