"I do not want to operate out of fear, I want to operate out of Faith."

"Part of the ethos of Career Club is to encourage people, empower people, and enable them."

Next on Grandma's Comfy Couch, Bob Goodwin, President of Career Club, talks with Steve King about the struggle of finding a job that you enjoy and how his passion was to improve the job searching process for others.

"Being knee-deep in corporate ventures, I knew if I could do it alone, I could do it better... I was ready to bet on myself." 

"There's always going to be an excuse... you have to just look past that. There is never going to be a perfect time... you just have to go all in." 

Fowling Warehouse Owner, father, and husband, Joe Frank, joins Steve King virtually in Grandma's Comfy Couch Studio to discuss entrepreneurship and the best new activity, fowling. 

"Women tend to put themselves last, and when they do that, they can give up the best pieces of themselves. If you lean into what you are and who you are, you will be better for everyone else around you."

Just in time for International Women's Day, Steve King sat down with successful and inspirational businesswoman, Rhi Hoeweler. She is a mother, grandmother, VP of Experience and Impact at MadTree Brewing Company, and founder of Ascending Women. Rhi discusses her passion for community service, her life challenges, and her work at MadTree. 

“As you are out looking for partners, make sure you bring people in that fit you and compliment you.”

“Hire well, hire really smart people that can do things better than you."

Todd is a successful businessman as he is a business owner of TP4 Advisors, and a Franchise Advisor with FranNet. In this episode, he joins host, Steve King, to discuss his insight on family, Faith, and business. 

"You can work through the grief... there is hope in the way of trying to do good for others"

Gina Marek, CPA of RMM Consulting and Founder of My Fave 5, discusses with Steve King on Grandma's Comfy Couch how she was able to find hope after she lost her oldest son and founded a nonprofit to help people continue to build relationships with trusted individuals in their life. 

“Do things that you are passionate about and invested in as opposed to things that might make your wallet bigger”

“I create an environment where everyone feels comfortable to approach and speak whatever is on their mind... while demonstrating faith through my actions”

Loving father, husband, and Head of Consumer Support Shared Services at Fifth Third Bank, Chris Shroat, discusses Faith at work and how he leads and serves his community with Steve King on Grandma's Comfy Couch. 

"I believe we can do more as a team than we can do as individuals. Collaboration is an important aspect in what I have done."

Jenny Berg, philanthropist and a woman in business, joins Steve King on Grandma's Comfy Couch to discuss how she loves and serves the Greater Cincinnati area through non-profit organizations. 

“You can learn from anybody... so surround yourself with great people that you can learn from and have great people that you can teach”

Best-selling author, Navy Sub veteran, and salesman, Nick Reed Smith, sits with Steve King on Grandma's Comfy Couch to share his experiences and discuss the importance of mentorship as well as being a mentee.

“We all have special abilities; we all have weaknesses. Kids born with disabilities are not any different. They have weaknesses and strengths... They have a special message to share with the world like everyone else”

Alyssa King, Special Education Teacher and author of I Choose Yellow, joins Steve King on Grandma's Comfy Couch to discuss her inspiration to pursue a career in special education as well as write a children's book. 

"Growth has a consequence, but growth can also have a purpose"

Leadership coach, Don Frericks, joins Steve King virtually to discuss his passion for helping businesses find their purpose and his lifelong goal to continuously give back.