Join us on the Centerville Business Beat as we chat with Becky Ehling from Miracle Method of Dayton! Discover a unique and cost-effective way to transform your kitchen and bath without the hassle of a full remodel. Learn how Miracle Method can breathe new life into your countertops, tubs, and tiles, saving you time and money. Tune in to hear Becky's insights and find out how you can refresh your home with their innovative solutions.

On this episode of The Centerville Business Beat, we sit down with Krista Hollingsworth of Freedom Whiskey to talk about the journey of running a successful whiskey business. From crafting premium spirits to navigating the challenges of entrepreneurship, Krista shares insights into the industry, the passion behind the brand, and what it takes to stand out in the competitive world of whiskey. Tune in for a spirited conversation about business, branding, and the love of a good pour!

Welcome to the Centerville Business Beat, the podcast dedicated to helping local businesses thrive!  Today we're diving into the crucial first steps of entrepreneurship.  We're joined by Kim Ballard, a small business advisor at Key Bank, who's here to share invaluable insights and resources.  Kim will be breaking down how she helps aspiring business owners get started, and revealing some of the essential tools they need to pave their way to success.  Stay tuned for a wealth of information designed to empower your business journey, right here on the Centerville Business Beat! Sponsored by the Heart of Centerville and Washington Twp.

During this podcast Gary Griffin share many stories about being part of the Beach Boy band and working with Brian Wilson and John Stamos on many projects. 
In 1977, Griffin moved to Los Angeles where he was hired as an organist by The Beach Boys, joining them for the recording of their Warner Brothers album M.I.U.,[1] as well as several other related productions, Almost Summer by spin-off group Celebration and Weavings by jazz saxophonist Charles Lloyd.

Griffin toured and recorded with Jan and Dean throughout the 1980s and 1990s,[2] and has appeared as a regular on several television shows, most notably General Hospital and Full House.[1] In 2000, Griffin served as music director, alongside producer John Stamos, for the Emmy-nominated television mini-series, The Beach Boys: An American Family for ABC. He also appeared as a recording engineer and bass guitarist in the film.[2]

Griffin has produced an eclectic roster of artists, most notably Micky Dolenz of The Monkees, political satirist Harry Shearer.,[3][4] Dave Coulier, singer Sandra Stephens, Laura Hall of television's, "Whose Line Is It Anyway?" and long time The Beach Boys band member Jeffrey Foskett. He also co-produced the music for the PBS television series, “Edens: Lost and Found”, “And Thou Shalt Honor” and "Designing Healthy Communities".[5][6]

In 2008, Griffin was featured prominently in the best-selling book, When We Get To Surf City, by Bob Greene, an account of life on the road with the Jan and Dean band in the 90's.[7] He has continued to work with various members of The Beach Boys, most recently as a keyboardist and engineer for their 50th anniversary CD, That's Why God Made the Radio.[1]

Learn about the Heart of Centerville and Washington Twp and the partnership with the city of Centerville.  Whats in store for 2025 and a recap of 2024.  Hear from the current president Jesse Gaither and in coming president April K Desai along with Drew Simon from the city.  Lots of fun conversations !

In this episode we talk with Julie of Chrisman Business Solutions, We talk about the relentless battle of juggling bookkeeping and accounting in the ever-shifting landscape of business. Recognize that, as a tenacious business owner, you're constantly engulfed in the tumultuous demands of building your company, leaving little time to conquer the intricacies of accounting.

In today's episode of The Centerville Business Beat, we chat with Nicole Baker, owner of Anchored Customs Designs. Nicole discusses her passion for creating custom-designed products and shares the ups and downs of running a small business. Listen in for valuable insights on entrepreneurship, creativity, and the dedication it takes to succeed in Centerville.

In today's episode of The Centerville Business Beat, we sit down with Jay Nigro, owner of Liftoff Entertainment. ( Event Entertainment)  Jay shares insights into his unique entertainment services and opens up about the challenges and rewards of running a small business in Centerville. Tune in to learn about the entrepreneurial journey and what it takes to thrive in a competitive industry.

Fun look back at the amazing band FlyWeil and their impact on music history of Dayton Ohio. 

Meet Gary Knight the founder of The Fries Band,  (a real business with a BEAT!)
Learn how a local bands select songs,  get jobs and manage gigs +  still make money.  The Fries Band is a very popular act within the Dayton area with over 35 years entertaining people every summer.  Gary is always a delight to talk with.