Build Something Media Podcast

Welcome to the Build Something Media Podcast! Join us n as we welcome Jessy Cardenas, the owner of Sentri Roofing, a Hamilton county TN roofing company, back to the studio In this episode, Jessy shares her journey in the roofing industry, which began unexpectedly but quickly turned into a passion. Celebrating five years of serving the Chattanooga community, she discusses the evolution of her business from primarily insurance work to focusing on retail services, emphasizing the importance of building trust with homeowners.Key Highlights:Jessy's transition from door-to-door sales to establishing a reputable brand in roofing.Insights into the challenges of marketing and client acquisition in a retail model.The significance of personal connection in the service industry and how it impacts customer relationships.Tips for entrepreneurs on using social media effectively to showcase their brand and personality.The evolution of the roofing industry and the importance of adapting to changing market demands.Tune in as we explore the highs and lows of running a small business and how authenticity and community connection can lead to success. Don’t miss this insightful episode filled with valuable lessons for entrepreneurs and homeowners alike!For more information, follow Sentri Roofing on Instagram @SentriRoofing or visit their website at https://sentriroofing.com/Subscribe now and join us for more inspiring conversations!With live video, podcasting, brand coaching, and web development for business, content creators, podcasters, and people who want to be seen.Amplify the reach of your Chattanooga area business with our high definition video podcast services. www.buildsomethingmedia.com/podcast

Join us in this episode of the Build Something Media Podcast as we sit down with Jack Allen, a Congressional candidate with a compelling background in finance and a fervent desire to change the political landscape. Jack opens up about his journey from a modest upbringing to becoming the president of a community bank, the personal tragedies that led him to retire, and the frustrations with the political status quo that inspired him to enter the political arena. His story is one of resilience, adaptability, and a commitment to proactive problem-solving.Our conversation delves into the complexities of budget adjustments, the importance of intergenerational dialogue, and the need for long-term solutions over short-term fixes. Drawing from Jack’s decades of experience in accounting and banking, we explore the value of involving both younger and older generations in decision-making. Real-world examples, such as the historical inflation during the Carter administration, provide a lens through which we discuss current economic hardships. We then transition to the intricate topic of immigration, exploring the recent border shutdown announcement and its implications on the workforce and job availability.The discussion doesn't stop there. We tackle the critical issue of healthcare reform, highlighting the pressing need for bipartisan cooperation. Jack and I share personal experiences with the healthcare system, discussing the impact of the Affordable Care Act and the specific challenges faced in Tennessee due to the failure to expand Medicare. Ending on a hopeful note, we underscore the necessity of open communication, collaboration, and unity in political and social campaigns. Join us for an episode filled with insightful conversations, real-world examples, and a shared vision for a better future.With live video, podcasting, brand coaching, and web development for business, content creators, podcasters, and people who want to be seen.Amplify the reach of your Chattanooga area business with our high definition video podcast services. www.buildsomethingmedia.com/podcast

Join us on the Build Something Media Podcast, a premier Chattanooga podcast, as we delve into a spirited and insightful conversation with our special guest, Kelly Szemborski from Freestone Property Group. Hosted by Justin Bethune and Chris MorelandIn this extended episode, listen as Kelly discusses the intricacies of real estate in Chattanooga, blending practical advice with stories of personal and professional growth. Discover how Freestone Property Group has carved a niche in both residential and commercial markets, offering unique insights that are essential for anyone interested in property and real estate investment in the region.As Chattanooga podcasts continue to evolve, the Build Something Media Podcast remains committed to bringing you engaging content that mixes industry expertise with relatable stories and a touch of humor. This episode not only highlights the benefits of thoughtful real estate development but also dives into the world of digital marketing and the impact of streaming services on advertising strategies.Whether you are a long-time resident looking to understand the Chattanooga real estate market, or a newcomer eager to learn more through engaging Chattanooga podcasts, this episode provides value, entertainment, and a deep dive into the local business landscape. From discussions on the latest trends in online advertising to personal anecdotes from our hosts and guests, this episode of our podcast Chattanooga is designed to inform, entertain, and inspire.Tune in to one of the most informative and entertaining Chattanooga podcasts around, where real stories meet expert advice, all while fostering a deeper understanding of the vibrant city of Chattanooga and the community of people who continue to build it as a future-forward city.www.buildsomethingmedia.com/podcast

Welcome to the Build Something Media Podcast, your premier Chattanooga podcast that dives deep into the stories of professionals and their journeys. Hosted in our state-of-the-art Chattanooga podcast studio, this episode features Anthony Young, a financial advisor at Thrivent Financial, who shares his intriguing journey from Memphis to Chattanooga. Sit back and enjoy as we explore Anthony’s transition from being a Memphis Tigers football player to becoming a respected financial advisor in Chattanooga.Anthony, originally from Memphis, Tennessee, was deeply rooted in football, having played the sport from a young age through to his college years with the Memphis Tigers. His journey to Chattanooga began romantically — meeting his future wife, who was a former UTC athlete on a scholarship. Her return to Chattanooga for work and the flexibility of remote working for Anthony catalyzed their move, marking a significant transition from his Memphis roots to building a new life in Chattanooga.In this podcast, Anthony delves into his dual identity: a financial advisor and a passionate collector. His financial advising role at Thrivent allows him to help clients navigate their financial journeys efficiently, focusing on investment management and comprehensive financial planning. Beyond his professional life, Anthony reveals his hobbies which include collecting sneakers and exploring the world of bourbons and watches. These personal interests add layers to his professional persona, providing a unique blend of content for our listeners.Anthony’s integration into the Chattanooga community showcases the vibrant, dynamic nature of this city, renowned for welcoming diverse talents and backgrounds, making it a prime focus of our Chattanooga podcast. This episode not only highlights personal and professional growth but also emphasizes the cultural mesh that Anthony experiences in transitioning from Memphis to Chattanooga. The podcast also subtly nods to the Memphis Tigers, celebrating Anthony’s past achievements and the sports culture that significantly shaped his early years.Join us in this engaging session at our Chattanooga podcast studio, where personal anecdotes, professional insights, and the spirit of Chattanooga come alive. This episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in the interplay between personal passions and professional responsibilities, and for those looking to understand the impact of sports discipline on personal and career development.Tune into the Build Something Media Podcast, a top Chattanooga podcast, where we build compelling narratives with fascinating people like Anthony Young. Whether you are in Chattanooga, Memphis, or beyond, this podcast promises to enrich your understanding of life’s transitions and successes.With live video, podcasting, brand coaching, and web development for business, content creators, podcasters, and people who want to be seen.Amplify the reach of your Chattanooga area business with our high definition video podcast services. www.buildsomethingmedia.com/podcast

Welcome to the Build Something Media Podcast with Chris Moreland! In today's episode, we have a heartwarming and powerful conversation with Christy Chapman, the founder of the Rec Project.Christy shares the incredible story of how she and her husband turned a personal challenge into a life-changing community project. Initially, they just wanted to create a youth sports center at their old gym location. But what started as a simple idea quickly grew into something much more impactful.Christy talks about how the Rec Project has become a safe haven for kids and a vital support system for the homeless community. Offering hot meals, a welcoming space, and much-needed assistance, Christy and her team of volunteers are making a real difference in people's lives. Her deep personal connection to the project shines through as she shares stories of helping families in need, from providing food and shelter to connecting them with resources to get back on their feet.We also dive into the challenges Christy faces, like the struggle to secure funding and the constant need for donations and volunteers. She explains how every bit of help—from financial contributions to donated supplies and volunteer time—goes directly into supporting the community.In this episode, you'll hear about the Rec Project's journey, the incredible impact it's having, and how you can get involved. Christy's dedication and passion are truly inspiring, and her story is a testament to the power of community and compassion.Join us for this touching and inspiring episode of the Build Something Media Podcast. Discover how you can help support the Rec Project and make a difference in your own community. Visit RecProjectInc.com for more information on how to donate or volunteer. Your support can change lives.Transcript Linkwww.buildsomethingmedia.com/podcast

Join us on the Build Something Media Podcast as we dive into the world of estate planning, asset protection, and family immigration law with our esteemed guest, Priscilla Castleberry from Revello Castlebary and Associates Law Firm. Priscilla brings a wealth of knowledge, demystifying common misconceptions about wills, trusts, and the importance of a comprehensive estate plan. Learn about the various branches of immigration law, the significance of having difficult conversations about estate planning with your family, and the invaluable peace of mind that comes with being prepared. Whether you're a small business owner looking to safeguard your assets, or someone curious about family-based immigration, this episode offers critical insights into ensuring your family's protection and harmony. Priscilla also shares personal anecdotes and professional advice on navigating the complexities of these legal fields, emphasizing the importance of continuous dialogue and updates to your estate plan. Don't miss this enlightening discussion on the Build Something Media Podcast with your host, Justin Bethune.RCA Law Firm Linkshttps://www.rcalawfirm.com/priscilla-castlebaryhttps://www.facebook.com/abogadainmigrantehttps://www.instagram.com/abogadainmigrante/Build Something Media Linkshttps://www.buildsomethingmedia.com/podcasthttps://www.facebook.com/buildsomethingmediahttps://www.instagram.com/buildsomethingmedia/https://www.linkedin.com/company/102112285/www.buildsomethingmedia.com/podcast

In this engaging episode of the Build Something Media Podcast, our host Justin Bethune welcomes two multi-talented individuals, Justin Blackwell and Ella Hubbard, into the studio to dive deep into their diverse crafts and extraordinary experiences. Justin Blackwell, a seasoned finished carpenter renowned for his custom cabinetry and trim work, and Ella Hubbard, a skilled electrician with a flair for web development and low-voltage projects, share insights into their unique professional paths and personal lives.The conversation kicks off with Justin Blackwell's fascinating backstage stories from working on major projects with celebrities like Taylor Swift and Lil Wayne, providing a rare glimpse into the fast-paced entertainment world. His anecdotes about the surprising realities of celebrity life, including a memorable encounter with Lil Wayne, are both humorous and revealing.Ella Hubbard brings a different perspective to the table, highlighting her journey from union electrician to an innovative web developer and electrician focusing on accent lighting for custom woodwork. Her transition story, marked by adaptability and continuous learning, showcases the possibilities within the realm of craftsmanship and technology.As the discussion unfolds, both guests open up about their collaborative work and the creation of Blackwell Innovations, a venture born from their mutual passion for craftsmanship and design. They share the challenges and triumphs of their projects, from replacing windows in an apartment complex to meticulously crafting a mahogany bar, illustrating the dedication and precision that define their work.Diving into personal stories, Justin and Ella recount their move from Nebraska to Chattanooga, Tennessee, driven by a love for the area's natural beauty and a desire for new beginnings. Their plans for an aquaponics garden, combining their interests in gardening and sustainable living, highlight their ongoing quest for growth and exploration.As the episode wraps up, our guests share their contact information and invite listeners to connect with them on social media to follow their ongoing projects and adventures. This episode of the Build Something Media Podcast not only celebrates the art of building and creating but also the fascinating stories of those who dedicate their lives to their crafts.www.buildsomethingmedia.com/podcast

https://www.bimi.org/content/abMaldoff.phpIn this enlightening episode of the Build Something Media podcast, hosts Chris Moreland and Justin Bethune sit down with their neighbor, Steven Maldoff, who shares his transformative journey from aspiring archaeologist and astronaut to a leading figure in missionary work across Southeast Asia and the South Pacific. The conversation begins with Steven’s personal introduction, highlighting his unexpected path to becoming a mentor and supervisor for missionaries in some of the most culturally diverse and politically complex regions of the world.Steven recounts the pivotal moment during a mission trip to Mexico that opened his eyes to the vastness of the world beyond his hometown of Cleveland, Ohio, sparking a lifelong passion for aiding communities through faith-based initiatives. He details the evolution of his career, from founding a church in the Australian Outback to his current role as a director overseeing missionary efforts in 35 countries, emphasizing the importance of adapting to local cultures and respecting legal boundaries while spreading the Christian faith.The discussion delves into the unique challenges of missionary work, including navigating geopolitical tensions, understanding and respecting diverse religious landscapes, and the practical aspects of establishing and supporting mission efforts abroad. Stephen offers insights into the innovative strategies used to engage with local communities, from providing education and medical care to simply being a present and supportive figure in people's lives.Listeners are given a behind-the-scenes look at the complexities of planning and executing missionary work, including the financial, logistical, and emotional considerations that go into moving families to foreign countries and starting new ministries. The conversation also touches on the risks and rewards of such endeavors, with Stephen sharing personal experiences of navigating danger and witnessing the transformative power of faith in action.The episode also explores broader themes of faith, cultural identity, and the search for truth in an increasingly digital and skeptical world. Stephen and the hosts discuss the impact of technology on faith communities, the importance of having deep, evidence-based convictions, and the role of individual believers in representing their faith amidst diverse viewpoints.In a particularly thought-provoking segment of the episode, the conversation takes an unexpected turn towards the topic of religious freedom and diversity, specifically addressing the emergence of after-school satanic clubs as a counterpoint to Christian clubs in schools. This discussion opens up broader questions about the nature of faith, the boundaries of religious expression in public spaces, and the responsibilities of parents in guiding their children's spiritual education. Steven, Chris, and Justin navigate this sensitive topic with care, emphasizing the importance of open dialogue, respect for individual choice, and the foundational values of love and understanding that underpin their faith. This segment challenges listeners to consider the complexities of living in a pluralistic society where differing beliefs coexist and the role of personal conviction in navigating these differences.Concluding with a lighter touch, the hosts engage Steven in a discussion about his predictions for the Stanley Cup finals, showcasing the multifaceted nature of their guest's interests and experiences. This episode of the Build Something Media podcast offers a compelling narrative of faith, resilience, and the universal pursuit of building a better world through understanding, compassion, and dedicated action.www.buildsomethingmedia.com/podcast

Welcome to the latest episode of the Build Something Media Podcast, where your host, Justin Bethune. We're joined by Candy Chanel, a Chicagoan who's traded the windy city's towering high-rises for Chattanooga's breathtaking mountains.Candy, a seasoned real estate pro who once navigated the luxurious confines of Chicago's downtown, shares her journey of adaptation and growth in Tennessee's scenic beauty. With a background in luxury residential real estate, Candy's leap into both residential and commercial sectors in Chattanooga marks a new chapter in her career, brimming with opportunities and challenges alike.This episode uncovers the transformative experience of moving from a bustling metropolis to a city where nature and urban life blend seamlessly. For those accustomed to the relentless pace of cities like New York, Los Angeles, or any other major city, Candy's story offers a glimpse into the serene allure of Chattanooga. She describes the initial culture shock of swapping skyscrapers for mountain views but emphasizes the richness of embracing this change.Listeners will get a nuanced look into the contrasts and comparisons between managing properties in a major city versus a growing urban oasis like Chattanooga. Candy's tale is a testament to the joys of discovering new landscapes, the excitement of tackling a diverse real estate market, and the personal growth that comes from stepping outside one's comfort zone.Anyone in Chicago, New York, Los Angeles, or any other major city feeling the itch for a change of scenery without sacrificing the vibrancy of urban life, this episode is for you. Let Candy Chanel inspire you with her insights, experiences, and the newfound love for a city that bridges the best of both worlds. www.buildsomethingmedia.com/podcast

In this episode of the Build Something Media podcast, hosts Justin Bethune and Chris Moreland welcome real estate agent Jonathan Gonzalez to discuss the current state of the real estate market, particularly in Chattanooga, Tennessee. Jonathan shares insights into the trends he's observing, such as an increase in buyers and negotiation opportunities for first-time homebuyers.The conversation delves into various aspects of real estate investment, including flipping properties and rental investments. Jonathan emphasizes the importance of understanding one's investment goals, whether it's flipping for profit or investing in rental properties for long-term returns. He also highlights the significance of finding the right locations and aligning with reliable contractors to ensure successful investments.Throughout the episode, anecdotes and personal experiences from both the hosts and the guest provide valuable perspectives on navigating the real estate market, making informed investment decisions, and maximizing profitability in the ever-evolving landscape of real estate.Tune in to gain insights from seasoned professionals and learn actionable strategies for real estate investment success.https://jonathangonzaleztn.exprealty.com/www.buildsomethingmedia.com/podcast