Pham's Coffee Hour

Koponi Vanilla 

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Today Tuan interviews Fouad Mhaji, the owner of a vanilla processing and manufacturing company in Grand Island. Fouad shares his journey from the Comoros Islands to Nebraska, detailing his experiences in college, the challenges of starting a business, and the importance of organic standards in his products. He discusses the unique qualities of Comoros vanilla, the supply chain from farm to shelf, and his commitment to fair pricing for farmers. The conversation highlights the significance of community, sustainability, and the entrepreneurial spirit. 

Fouad discusses the journey of his vanilla manufacturing business, emphasizing the importance of a clear mission, community support, and the challenges faced in the manufacturing process. He shares insights on building relationships, setting growth goals, and the significance of local economy engagement. 

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In this episode, Tatyana reflects on her recent car accident, and the journey of recovery. We talk about building a business that combines her passions for tattooing and plants.  Tatyana shares her experience working in the tattooing industry, discussing the importance of self-education, the various styles she enjoys, and the trust clients place in her. We also delves into the challenges of running a tattoo business, including health regulations and community engagement, emphasizing the significance of supporting local businesses and fostering connections within the community.

https://www.enchantinkgi.com/staff

(308)267-6461 

2316 S Locust St, Grand Island, NE 68801

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New Wave Concrete (308) 930-0085‬

Brett, co-owner of New Wave Concrete, who shares his experiences in the concrete industry, detailing his journey from a laborer to a business owner. The conversation explores the daily realities of concrete work, the satisfaction derived from blue-collar jobs, and the importance of quality control in construction. The episode concludes with reflections on customer service and the future of the concrete industry.

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In this episode, Tuan Pham interviews Isaac Paul, the creator of Supadrp, a streetwear brand that embodies personal stories and community support. Isaac shares his journey from humble beginnings to establishing a clothing store in Grand Island, Nebraska, and discusses the importance of storytelling in fashion. The conversation explores the current state of streetwear in Grand Island, the creative process behind Supadrp, and the significance of supporting local businesses. Isaac emphasizes the value of perseverance, creativity, and community engagement in his entrepreneurial journey.

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Michelle Vogt with Pathway Bank 

http://www.pathwaybank.com/

(308)382-3150

Tuan and Michelle explore the importance of communication and trust in the insurance industry, the emotional weight of handling claims, and the misconceptions surrounding insurance agents. Michelle shares her career progression and the responsibilities that come with being a manager, emphasizing the need for strong relationships with clients and the importance of educating them about their insurance needs.

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If you would like to schedule a visit with Celeste Heaivilin, please contact her at (308) 227-9271‬. 


Tuan Pham interviews Celeste Hevelin, a dedicated counselor who shares her journey into the mental health field, the lessons learned from her clients, and the profound impact of counseling on individuals and their families. Celeste discusses the importance of emotional support, the misconceptions surrounding addiction and mental health, and practical techniques for mental fitness. The conversation also touches on the challenges posed by insurance in the counseling profession and concludes with reflections on the significance of love and acceptance in healing. In this conversation, Tuan Pham discusses the critical role of connection in counseling, the importance of recognizing when to seek help, and the dynamics of conflict resolution in relationships. He emphasizes the differences in communication styles between men and women and highlights the significance of maintaining a positive interaction ratio in marriages. Tuan also touches on the integration of spirituality in counseling and introduces the concept of compassion fatigue retreats designed for caregivers and professionals.

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Today we chat with Meridith Harry with Ken’s. She shares her thoughts as a 3rd generation operator of Ken’s and their future. 

www.Kensgi.com

2208 N Webb Rd Unit 1, Grand Island, NE 68803

Podcast Editor: @fabiphotoz

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On today’s episode of the Pham’s Coffee Hour, we get the opportunity to speak with the amazing Danielle Helzer. She shares her experience in education and opening her new book store here in Grand Island.  

rootedbooksandgifts.com

315 N Locust St. Grand Island NE 68801

Podcast Editor: @fabiphotoz

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In this episode of the Pham's Coffee Hour with Deborah Marshall, a local realtor and mother of six, to discuss her journey in real estate, the challenges of balancing family life with a demanding career, and insights into the Grand Island real estate market. Deborah shares her experiences overcoming obstacles, the importance of education in the buying process, and the significance of community support. The conversation also covers practical advice for potential homebuyers and the evolving landscape of real estate post-COVID. In this conversation, Tuan Pham and Deborah Marshall discuss the intricacies of the home buying and selling process, emphasizing the importance of pre-approval, the roles of real estate professionals, and the impact of new NAR regulations. They provide insights into how buyers and sellers can navigate the market effectively, highlighting the significance of understanding pricing, timing, and the responsibilities of agents.

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