Meet Vicki and Gayle, two dynamic women who turned their passion for connection and hospitality into a thriving business. In this episode, they share how their early morning show, camaraderie, and a shared vision led to creating unforgettable experiences for their clients. From hosting a special birthday weekend at the Kentucky Castle to crafting a business plan that focuses on making people feel valued, their journey is a testament to the power of relationships and Southern charm. Discover how they’ve built their success around the philosophy: "People might forget what you said or did, but they’ll never forget how you made them feel."

In this inspiring episode of Everyday Jobs with Everyday People, we meet Collins Youngblood, the owner and operator of Lean Feast, a clean eatery offering convenient meal prep solutions for healthier living. Collins shares his deeply personal journey from childhood obesity and bullying to finding strength through perseverance after overcoming significant trauma.

Now passionate about more than just serving healthy meals, Collins strives to give people hope and practical steps to change their habits—one bite at a time. Discover how his story of resilience fuels his mission to build a healthier, more compassionate community.

In this inspiring episode, we sit down with Cory Triplett, an employee at Webasto who has transformed his life after a challenging past. Cory opens up about his experience in prison, his journey through homelessness, and how he’s now building a brighter future with multiple entrepreneurial ventures. Cory’s story reflects resilience, determination, and a deep commitment to helping others find hope and stability. Tune in as he shares the turning points, the people who believed in him, and the lessons that continue to guide his mission to give back.

In this episode, we sit down with Adam Broadway, finance manager at Central Kentucky Motorsports. Adam shares his path from car dealerships in Alabama to his current role across the street from 800% Elite Auto Sales. He reflects on the crossroads of career and family life, why he traded long hours in the car business for a more balanced role in power sports, and how a life-changing move to Kentucky gave him a fresh start after the loss of his mother. Adam also gives an inside look at the world of power sports finance, explaining how it differs from the auto industry. From southern heat to Kentucky charm, join us as Adam reveals how he’s crafted a career that prioritizes both his family and his passion for motor sports.

In this episode of Everyday Jobs with Everyday People, host Glenn Lundy talks with Josh Hudson, a Field Technical Service Specialist, who juggles a full-time career with volunteering, family farming, and creative side hustles. From leading his son’s chess club and supporting Bourbon County’s championship marching band to growing mushrooms on a family farm, Josh shares his journey of building community and creating healthier food options. He also dives into his passions for graphic design, tabletop game design, and his recent Kickstarter success, the Book of Brews. Josh’s story reveals how everyday people can enrich their communities and inspire others through their passions.

In this flavorful episode of Everyday Job with Everyday People, we dive into the world of craft hot sauces with Tim Toews, the mastermind behind Grumpy Dad Sauce Company and LMS Administrator at Central Baptist. Tim shares his journey from a California native turned Kentucky resident to a local hot sauce creator with a unique line inspired by life’s emotions—from "Moody Teenager" to "Tantrum" and "Oompa's Favorite" in honor of his late father. Each sauce tells a story, crafted with homegrown peppers and locally sourced ingredients. Join us as Tim reveals his latest recipes, family-inspired branding, and how he balances his passion for teaching with his fiery side hustle.

In this episode of Everyday Jobs with Everyday People, we’re honored to sit down with the legendary Ralph Quillin, a Kentucky-based entrepreneur who has built a business known around the world. Ralph shares the inspiring journey of Quillin's Leather & Tack, a company that started in a modest stripping room and grew to become the largest halter maker in the United States, shipping custom-crafted leather goods across the globe. Discover the passion and resilience behind his business, from making horse halters by hand to navigating the ups and downs of the restaurant industry, and his recent return to his roots. Join us for an insightful conversation with a man who exemplifies hard work, community commitment, and craftsmanship at its finest.

In this episode of Everyday Jobs with Everyday People, we sit down with Michael Kelly, a chaplain with a passion for "chaos gardening" and a life rooted in ministry. From growing up in a small town in Kentucky, to navigating his way through chaplaincy, Michael’s story is one of resilience, faith, and finding purpose in the unexpected. We explore his journey from the farm to ministry, his profound experiences in chaplaincy, and how he embraces chaos gardening as a form of creativity and peace. Tune in for an inspiring conversation about faith, family, and flourishing in every season of life.

Join us for an inspiring episode as we sit down with William Wells, a Kentucky native who turned his life around after years in the military, a successful athletic career, and overcoming the pitfalls of the drug trade. Wade opens up about his early life in Paris, Kentucky, navigating financial hardships as a biracial child in the 70's, and eventually finding himself entangled in the criminal world. He shares hard-earned lessons from his time in federal prison and the challenges of reintegrating into society. With a supportive community and a passion for sports, William transformed his life, starting a successful business and dedicating himself to helping others find their own path. This candid conversation touches on resilience, community, and the power of second chances.

In this episode, we sit down with Dillon Burberry, a Paris, Kentucky native who has made a name for himself in the fast-paced, high-stakes world of emergency room nursing. From his high school cheerleading days to finding his calling in the ER, Dillon opens up about his life journey, the challenges of compartmentalizing trauma, and the spiritual struggles that come with witnessing life-and-death situations. Join us as we discuss how Dillon balances the intensity of his work with personal growth, community, and his unwavering faith.