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💰 New Podcast Episode: Let’s Talk Money!
Financial planning can feel overwhelming—but you don’t have to be wealthy, know all the financial lingo, or have everything figured out before asking for help.
In this episode of the We Are Grant County Podcast, financial advisor Christy Comerton breaks down the basics of building a stronger financial future.
Christy Comerton
513-490-2148
We talk about:
✅ Roth IRAs, 529 plans, and other investment accounts
✅ The power of starting early and letting compound interest work
✅ Building an emergency fund and managing debt
✅ Diversifying your investments
✅ Staying calm during market downturns
✅ Common financial mistakes to avoid
✅ How to find the right financial advisor
✅ Charitable giving and supporting local nonprofits
One of the biggest takeaways? You don’t need a lot of assets to work with a financial advisor—and you don’t have to wait until “someday” to start making smarter financial decisions.
As Christy reminds us: “Start saving early. Compound interest is powerful.”
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summaryIn this episode, we explore the profound impact of youth sports on community development, confidence building, and mental health, featuring Jordyn Johnson, a passionate community leader and social worker. Discover how sports foster teamwork, responsibility, and lifelong lessons, and learn about an upcoming event supporting suicide prevention.
keywordsyouth sports, community impact, mental health, teamwork, confidence, youth development, Grant County, suicide prevention, community event
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guest nameJordyn Johnson
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00:00The Importance of Youth Sports
02:08Community Involvement and Personal Growth
04:22Building Confidence Through Sports
08:34Life Lessons from Youth Sports
10:24Accountability and Responsibility in Sports
11:50Teamwork and Social Connections
13:56Support Systems in Youth Sports
17:16Advice for Parents of Young Athletes
20:08Family Growth Through Sports
23:54Community Investment in Youth Sports
25:02Cops vs. Coaches: A Community Initiative
29:42The Impact of Sports on Mental Health
31:27The Importance of Child Safety Awareness
33:56Encouraging Community Involvement in Youth Sports
38:08Post-Roll Final.mp4
38:25Podcast Ending.mp4
38:43Toad Talk with Tristan.mp4
Michelle and Katie welcome Josh Cummins, Marlon McKenzie, and Chris Lynn from Ridge Runners, a Christian men's running group and nonprofit organization serving Grant County and surrounding communities.
The conversation explores how running has impacted their lives physically, mentally, and spiritually while highlighting the friendships, accountability, and sense of community that have grown through the organization. The group discusses the challenges and rewards of marathon training, the importance of mental toughness, and how anyone can begin a running journey regardless of experience level.
Listeners will also hear about Ridge Runners Racing, their mission to support youth fitness initiatives, and upcoming events including Big Rex's Bottle Rocket 5K and the Little Rooster Run.
Whether you're a seasoned runner or simply looking for motivation to become more active, this episode offers practical encouragement and inspiring stories about perseverance, health, and community.
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The conversation with Brian Pompous from L2 Aviation Solutions covers his professional background, transition to L2 Aviation, passion for HR and workforce building, an overview of L2 Aviation Solutions, aircraft applications, education and training for aviation manufacturing, modern manufacturing environment, career opportunities at L2 Aviation, training and advancement opportunities, community engagement and giving back, employment opportunities at L2 Aviation, and the growth and history of L2 Aviation.
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Jennifer Haubner-Vories joins the podcast for a conversation that feels less like a business interview and more like sitting on a front porch swapping stories about grit, growth, and what it really means to build a life in a small town. From her roots in Grant County to becoming a successful real estate professional, Jennifer shares the moments that shaped her work ethic, the lessons learned from family and community, and the drive that pushed her to continually invest in herself and her education.
The episode dives into her career transition from casino work into real estate, the challenges of building a business in a competitive industry, and the importance of staying connected to the people around you while chasing success. Jennifer opens up about spending more than $300,000 on education and personal development, why lifelong learning matters, and how giving back to the community remains one of her core values.
More than a conversation about real estate, this episode becomes a reflection on personal growth, resilience, entrepreneurship, and the power of believing that small-town roots can still lead to big dreams. It’s honest, motivating, and packed with reminders that success is rarely overnight—it’s built one relationship, one lesson, and one hard-earned step at a time.
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Every small town has that one place everybody knows.
For Grant County, Edwardo’s is one of them.
Summary
In this engaging interview, Nikki Clemons shares the rich history of Edwardo's Pizza and Subs, a beloved family-owned restaurant in Grant County. Discover how tradition, community involvement, and innovative events keep Edwardo's at the heart of the town, along with insights into managing a small business and fostering community connections.
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Edwardo's Pizza, family business, community events, small business management, Grant County, restaurant history, local dining, community support, restaurant marketing, family legacy
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Nikki Clemons
Host Names
Michelle Neidigh and Katie Jimenez
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00:00The Legacy of Eduardo's Pizza and Subs
07:56Transitioning Ownership: Challenges and Rewards
12:41Community Connection: The Heart of a Family Business
17:57The Significance of Eduardo's in the Community
19:22Exciting Events and Activities at Eduardo's
21:59The Evolution of Eduardo's and Community Engagement
23:37Popular Menu Items and Customer Favorites
28:36Customer Feedback and Menu Innovations
30:43Creating Memorable Dining Experiences
36:03Podcast Ending.mp4
36:21Toad Talk with Tristan.mp4
ResourcesThe conversation with Todd Moody, Superintendent of Grant County Schools, covers his journey in education, career progression, academic performance, student enrollment, post-graduation paths, and the role of athletics in the school system. It also highlights upcoming athletic facilities renovations and lesser-known athletic accomplishments in the district. The conversation covers a range of topics including the mind-body connection, after-school programs, career and technology center programs, school renovations and expansion, student achievements and opportunities, community programs and support, public school misconceptions, and community partnership and transparency. The discussion emphasizes the value of physical and mental health, community engagement, career readiness, student achievements, and the importance of transparency and community partnership in education.
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This episode is brought to you by DREAM Grant County, an organization creating meaningful employment opportunities for individuals with special needs—helping build confidence, connection, and purpose right here in our community.
The podcast episode delves into the journey of Martin, the owner of Casa Martini, from his childhood in Mexico to his role as a restaurant owner in Grant County. It explores the impact of his name, the purpose of Casa Martini, and the challenges he faced in his early jobs and struggles. The episode also highlights the role of servers at Casa Martini and the impact of Martin's humble and generous nature. The conversation delves into the strong community and family bonds, the business legacy, and the path to citizenship. It also explores community engagement, giving back, and the reflection and gratitude towards the journey and support received.
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In this episode of the We Are Grant County Podcast, hosts Michelle Neidigh and Katie Jimenez sit down with Chris Jump, board member of Grant County Little League and Youth League, to talk about the impact youth sports have on our community.
Chris shares his journey from coaching his own kids to helping lead one of the county’s largest youth organizations—now serving nearly 380 players across multiple divisions. The conversation dives into what it really takes to run the league, from organizing opening day events and managing equipment to coordinating volunteers and supporting families behind the scenes.
They also discuss the exciting growth of the program, including the addition of a youth league that allows teams to compete beyond county lines, giving kids more opportunities to play and develop.
More than anything, this episode highlights what Little League is truly about—building confidence, teaching teamwork, creating friendships, and giving every child a place to belong. Chris also shares details about this year’s opening day celebration and a heartfelt fundraiser supporting a young player battling cancer.
Whether you’re a parent, volunteer, or just someone who loves this community, this conversation is a reminder that it’s about more than the game—it’s about the kids, the memories, and the people who show up to make it all happen.
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We Are Grant County is a storytelling podcast that shines a light on the people, places, and passions that make Grant County, Kentucky, a truly special place to call home. Hosted by Michelle…