In this episode, Mackenzie and Shelby are sharing what is next for the Jealous Podcast and sharing what is next for them in the podcast space.

As humans, we know all too well how change can feel scary at times. Recently we’ve been allowing ourselves to embrace change in the pursuit of business growth. Specifically, when it comes to our greater purpose of why we do what we do; for those who are experiencing something similar know that we’re here cheering for you.

The Jealous Podcast is one of those shows that attracts greatness. Bringing on individuals to share their incredible stories as it uncovers the beauty of turning jealousy into motivation. And that’s something that’s never going to change.

Ready to hear what we have in store for 2023? Click play!

The first time we officially met Abbi Gibson she brought us cheese, which instantly converted us into curd turds. But prior to our cheese board lesson, we were FASCINATED by her side hustle and how she’s effortlessly educating her audience on a simple art form to turn the fast pace of life down a little bit.

Abbi founded One Board Gal, a cheese education brand that focuses on charcuterie board tips, food styling, and entertaining inspiration. One Board Gal clearly sits at the intersection of tapas, teaching, and togetherness and her pandemic passion project turned into something she could never have imagined.

Listen as she answers how she revolutionized the way you look at cheese and how one board brings people together.

We break down how she went from knowing nothing about starting a small business to creating business growth plans powered by cheese while simultaneously working her 9-5.

Take our curd for it and click play now!

Not sure what to do in your career next? Karri Rose feels you.

She left her dream job at AVEDA to stay true to who she was but she was still left scared, heartbroken, and confused.

But she made it out on the other side…

Karri developed her new dream of Rose Farm which is 25 acres of perseverance, passion, and pollen where she gifts people the experience of taking a sabbatical from life.

Trust us when we say you will leave this episode feeling inspired and speaking with a little Arkansas twang.

So without further ado, click play now!

You guys, we’re SO excited for today’s episode with Patrick Graham, a commercial real estate associate who lives a double life as a race car driver.

For over 30 years, he has followed his passion of competitive racing while balancing a growing career in commercial real estate… and recently getting into race car announcing.

*That’s right people, he wears a lot of different types of suits!*

Through the years, Patrick has found parallels from business suit to racing suit through marketing efforts and you are going to LOVE the racing insights he shares in this conversation.

In this interview, Patrick, Mark, and Mackenzie discuss:

• How to find time for all of your passions
• How to carry over skillsets into various industries
• Why comradery is so important in growing the sport
• The unwritten rule with race car drivers

…and more.

>>We hope this incredible conversation with Patrick inspires you to pursuit your passions and to treat people the way you want to be treated.<<

Start your engines and click play now!

We couldn’t be MORE excited to have Mackenzie back on the podcast. *We’re about to find out if podcasting is like riding a bike!*

For her first episode back from maternity leave, Shelby is diving into an Ask Mackenzie Anything!

The Mackenzie that is sitting with us in this conversation is a different Mackenzie that was sitting here three months ago.

Shelby and Mackenzie catch up on:

• The biggest surprise of her life
• What being a girl mom has taught her so far
• How to create boundaries while working from home
• What goals she is working towards next
• and a whole lot more!

Ready to dive in? Click play now!

Have you been affected by breast cancer? Are you bringing out the pink this month to raise awareness? Looking for ways you can support finding the cure?

If so, this episode is guaranteed to INSPIRE you.

Al’s mother battled breast cancer while he was growing up and they were warned about complications that had the possibility of happening later on in her life…

At 20 years old, he received a phone call from his brother telling him that their mother was in the ICU and they needed to get up to Rochester now because she wasn’t going to make it through the day.

Before she passed away that day, Al left her with a promise from the ICU that we can’t wait for you to hear about today.

Ready to hear the journey of Al’s life from that moment on? Click play now!

If you are wanting to be a part of finding the cure to breast cancer, you should TOTALLY buy Al’s BBQ sauce! A portion of the proceeds of every bottle of sauce sold will be donated to Susan G. Komen and their fight to end breast cancer. This sweet and savory sauce can be found at select Hy-Vee or Fareway stores near you!

You probably came across Scott’s brilliance over 10 years ago as the Iowa Nice Guy where he uses his dry sense of humor to break the stereotypes of our state.

After receiving national attention from a video that now has over 1.5 million views on YouTube, he went on a two season run on ESPNU’s College Football Daily where Iowa Filmmakers produced weekly segments on college football!

He now has a new project that after nine years is finally ready to be added to his resume, Kinnick: The Documentary, that reveals the story of Nile Kinnick.

In this episode Scott shares with us:

• Where the idea for the documentary came from
• What the final question Scott asked Dawn at the end of the film
• What stood out to him in the letters
• Lessons Nile taught him

and more.

This was such an in-depth conversation around the documentary, and we know you’ll love it. Click play now!

Are you overwhelmed with getting everything on your to-do list done, but aren’t sure how?

Learn from the best of the best: our guest today, Lori Vande Krol, is a productivity expert who works with smart and motivated professionals to get things done so they can enjoy life.

With a strong desire to work with people directly, Lori left her career in actuarial science to pursue her passion of creating solutions to make life simpler.

In this episode, we dive into organizational strategies busy professionals can use to be more productive, as well as how to set boundaries in the office and with others to get things done more efficiently.

Trust us when we tell you that Shelby and Grace took many tips away from this conversation to start implementing in their own work life… So without further ado, click play now!

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Oooooh ladies and gentlemen, this episode is one for the books: We’re about to give you some *hot* video tips!

*Are you as excited as Dwight Schrute was when he was promoted to regional manager of Dunder Mifflin?!*

What you’re about to hear is a conversation with Shelby, our social media guru, and Jon, our Director of Content, over some hot wings.

It has never been a better time to start creating video content for your business on social media, websites, and everything in between.

There’s nothing we love more than sharing our passion for video marketing to business owners like you, and we’re so honored you’re allowing us to be your guide and we can’t wait to see what content you create for your business!

Let’s dive right in by clicking play!

If after that conversation you’re feeling inspired to use video to promote your business, we can help! We’re here to help you work SMARTER not HARDER, which is why our team created a guide on How to Turn One Piece of Content Into Ten. You can download it for FREE by signing up for our newsletter at https://info.itsbingbang.com/newsletter and we can’t WAIT to be in your inbox soon.

Have you heard the phrase, “A picture is worth a thousand words”?

As content creators, we know that to be true… But we’re here to tell you that it’s worth so much more than that.

>>With everyone having the ability to take photos from their phones, it’s easy to spot good photography in a sea of poor quality photos not only because of light and image quality, but they share a story.<<

If you want to know the story behind some award winning photographs, you will love our guest today, Todd Buchanan.

In Todd’s pursuit of great pictures, he has been held at gunpoint in Iraq, rappelled out of helicopters, and trekked across the arctic to capture the best possible images for his clients and he is giving us the behind the scenes look at what it took to take these iconic photos!

Ready to dive in? Click play!

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