In this episode of the Made in Mississippi podcast, host Shelly Janous interviews Dr. Lance Dillon, a passionate dentist with an inspiring career journey. Dr. Dillon delves into the importance of family support, the evolution of cosmetic dentistry, and how technology, particularly artificial intelligence, is transforming the dental field.
Gia Matheny, Director of Community Development for the City of Hernando, talks about popular festivals in Hernando. Shelly & Gia discuss the details of the events and marketing tools used to promote each event. Gia also shares her wisdom & experience with community leaders across the state to spark ideas and opportunities for Economic Development.
In this episode of the Made in Mississippi podcast, host Shelly Janous interviews Brett Kenyon, also known as Papa Mississippi on TikTok. Brett shares his personal journey from Pittsburgh to Mississippi, his unexpected love for the state, and his diverse career experiences. Shelly and Brett also explore the strong sense of community in Mississippi and the joy of discovering its hidden gems. The episode captures the essence of celebrating and promoting Mississippi through storytelling and social media.
In this episode of the Made in Mississippi podcast, host Tanner Bennett interviews Dr. Nelson, a board-certified ophthalmologist and owner of Southern Eye Center. Dr. Nelson shares his journey from growing up in Yazoo City, Mississippi, to becoming an ophthalmologist and innovator in eye care. He discusses the advanced technologies and procedures offered at Southern Eye Center, including LASIK and light-adjustable lenses, and how they have improved patients' lives. Dr. Nelson emphasizes the importance of building a strong, values-driven team and staying current with medical advancements.
This episode features an enlightening conversation with Angie Stevens, Owner of White Oak Realty in Amory, Mississippi. Join us as we delve into her journey in the real estate industry, from agent to business owner, and insights on building a successful team. Angie opens up about her favorite business moments and the challenges of educating the public on the benefits of homeownership. Our chat ends on the significance of community and nurturing relationships for business prosperity.
Joining us today is Annie Squire, the trailblazing owner of Crumbl Cookies in Mississippi. Hear about the origin of Crumbl, why she and her partners chose to bring a new exciting franchise to Mississippi, and the importance in establishing your business within the community. Stay tuned till the end of the podcast to find out how to get a FREE SWEET TREAT in Flowood, Madison, Tupelo, Oxford, and Meridian!
You don't want to miss this inspiring story of how Johnny and his best friend Brandon teamed up to create great coffee for a great cause! Tanner interviews the owners of Johny Packer Coffee Company, a local coffee delivery service that provides fresh roasted coffee of many varieties strait to your door. The only thing better than the coffee is the mission behind it. Johnny Packer Coffee owner John Packer has suffered from Cystic Fibrosis his entire life, so he dedicated his life to helping raise money for Cystic Fibrosis research through his business venture johnnypacker.net
Tanner interviews Angela Mitchell, Director of External Affairs for the Mississippi Children's Museum. The Museum has been voted in the Top 3 Children's Museum in the Nation, and is a major attraction to visitors all around the world. We discuss her new role, the history of the Museum, the importance of play-based learning for children, and all the upcoming events this year!
Tanner talks to Dana Robertson, Owner and CEO of True Rest Float Spa in Starkville, Mississippi. Dana and her husband Steve Robertson took a leap of faith and followed their passion for health and wellness by bringing a new innovative therapy treatment option to their hometown of Starkville, MS. In the podcast, Dana reveals what Float Therapy is, what are the benefits of it, and why you don't have to wait to follow your dreams!
In this episode of Made in Mississippi, host Tanner Bennett talks with Jennifer Hopping, the Regional Excutive Director for the American Heart Association. Jennifer discusses the work of the American Heart Association in Mississippi, highlighting key initiatives including programs and policy changes aimed at improving heart health across the state. She shares experiences from her 16-year tenure with the organization and tells a poignant story about one heart-transplant recipient's journey. Find out about upcoming events, how volunteers can get involved, and ways in which the AHA is using their resources to effect change and save lives.
This week on the Made In Mississippi Podcast, I interview Cynthia Sutton, President of the Ocean Springs Chamber of Commerce, Main Street, and Visitors Bureau. Cynthia talks about the beautiful and booming town of Ocean Springs, why the community is excited to work with Made In Mississippi, and why it's Important to have an active chamber of commerce/Main Street Organization that communities support!
Made in Mississippi is proud to announce that Tanner Bennett will be our new host for our podcast. He has actively travelled the state and met so many entrepreneurs and community leaders. In todays podcast, Shelly Janous interviews Tanner to talk about his journey, his personal and professional growth, and exciting new adventures for 2024.