Playing Above The Line

On this milestone episode, Allen and producer Kari take a moment to reflect upon and celebrate this podcast. They share their 1-word takeaways that sum up what they've learned so far, some of the behind-the-scenes process, and FINALLY, the tables are turned and Allen gets to be the interviewee!

On this inspiring episode, we learn about the value hard work from entrepreneur and business owner, Jennifer Null. As the owner of Gulf Coast CPR Training, Jennifer shares how dedication and continuous effort can lead to incredible results.

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On our very first "Where are they now?" episode, we catch up with Rhett Ross (from episode 49). This time around, Rhett is working in the innovative space of air-delivery drones right here in Baldwin & Mobile Counties! Tune in to learn Rhett's thoughts on entrepreneurship and their plan for getting drones of the ground and into your driveway.

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Christina Hellmich is the Director of Workforce Development with the Eastern Shore Chamber of Commerce. On this episode, she describes how this position has lead her to a passion for working with the youth in our community to develop future leaders through 2 unique programs offered by the Chamber.

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This episode features Matt Simpson who serves District 96 in the Alabama House of Representatives. Matt describes how his leadership lessons have come from observing both the positives and the negatives from others and forming a collage of what works for him.

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Lee Lawson is the President & CEO of the Baldwin County Economic Development Alliance. As a former athlete, Lee's perspective on leadership involves confidence, hard work, role identification, and being open to the pivotal moment that can change your life.

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From being in the pharmacy as just a baby to now running the family business, LouAnne Barnhill Harrell has learned a lot about leadership through the years. She shares how a combination of her own experiences along with lessons learned from her parents and her community have developed her into a successful business owner today.

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As a Millennial woman building career in real estate, Ryley Corliss shares how she's working on having a great career that doesn't require perfectionism. How does she achieve this? A few tips include focusing on the day-to-day, allowing work-life balance, and striving for consistency.

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On this episode we chat with Sam Coppels, the Communications Manager for Daphne Utilities. She takes the time to talk to us about how her perspective on leadership focuses on people, compassion, and empathy. Stretching beyond her job, she shows her commitment to these values through a Lean In group she started for working mothers.

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We were thrilled to get a chance to talk leadership with Dr. Frank Wang of Fairhope Internal Medicine this week. Learn how his path to becoming a successful physician has been fueled by being understanding, having empathy, and having a dedication to life long learning.

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