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Leah Vanity
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This podcast is a long-form conversation show built around interesting people and real stories. Each episode is a relaxed, sit-down conversation with business owners, creators, and community builders—people with unique paths and stories worth hearing. We talk about life, work, ideas, mistakes, wins, and everything in between. Some conversations lean into business. Others drift into personal stories, local culture, or unexpected rabbit holes. No script. No sales pitch. Just honest dialogue. Theme Music: “Bag of Bones” by Fight For The Users. Used with permission.

  1. 6월 21일

    Brandan Tobin on Faith, Fatherhood, and Finding What Matters Most

    Brandan Tobin shares a thoughtful perspective shaped by entrepreneurship, marriage, fatherhood, and a long journey of faith. From growing up in California and chasing achievement to navigating seasons of uncertainty, he reflects on the moments that challenged his assumptions and reshaped his priorities. He also explores the tension of balancing work and family, the importance of being present with children, and how unplugging, community, and faith continue to influence the way he approaches life. SponsorsOutPost Roastershttps://www.outpostroastersjc.com/ Theme Music: “Bag of Bones” by Fight For The Users. Used with permission.https://linktr.ee/fightfortheusers/

    1시간 20분

  2. 6월 5일

    Corey Blaske on Community, Relocation, and Becoming the Welcome Mat to East Tennessee

    Corey Blaske is a residential real estate professional with the Go Fetch Team whose work extends far beyond buying and selling homes. Known for helping newcomers connect with the Tri-Cities, he shares why promoting local businesses, events, and community life has become central to his approach. From relocation and relationship-building to teaching life skills through youth golf, his focus remains the same: helping people feel at home and creating stronger connections throughout the region. Visit: https://www.gofetchteam.com/ SponsorsOutPost Roasters: https://www.outpostroastersjc.com/ Theme Music: “Bag of Bones” by Fight For The Users. Used with permission. https://linktr.ee/fightfortheusers

    1시간 42분

  3. 5월 29일

    Robin Van Huss on UFO Folklore, Appalachia, and the Stories People Carry

    Robin Van Huss, along with her husband Brian, is the creator of Saucers Over Appalachia, a project exploring UFO sightings, paranormal experiences, and regional folklore throughout Appalachia. She reflects on the deeply personal side of unexplained encounters, the cultural history tied to these stories, and why curiosity often matters more than certainty. Her work approaches the unknown through research, storytelling, and a respect for the people who choose to share what they’ve experienced. https://www.saucersoverappalachia.com/ Sponsors: OutPost Roastershttps://www.outpostroastersjc.com/ Theme Music: “Bag of Bones” by Fight For The Users. Used with permission. https://linktr.ee/fightfortheusers

    1시간 51분

  4. 5월 26일

    Keddrain Bowen: Near-Death at 9, Raised 6 Kids, and Built a Coaching Business From the Ground Up

    Keddrain Bowen grew up in Washington, North Carolina, earned a football scholarship to Tusculum University, and never left the Tri-Cities. In this episode, he shares the drowning experience at age 9 that shaped his entire worldview, what it looked like to become a teen father and eventually raise six kids, and how he went from selling clothes out of his car to coaching clients around the world. We also go chapter by chapter through his book — covering vision, building a personal board of directors, why you can't share your dream with everyone, and what it actually takes to get out of your own way. Connect with Keddrain at keddrainbowen.com SponsorsOutPost Roasters — outpostroastersjc.com Theme Music"Bag of Bones" by Fight For The Users. Used with permission.

    2시간 1분

  5. 5월 5일

    Jennifer Sweet on Building Jeremiah Cafe and Creating Real Work for the Autistic Community

    Jennifer Sweet founded Jeremiah Cafe out of a clear gap—what happens after school for individuals with autism. Shaped by her daughter’s experience, she built a working cafe that trains, employs, and steadily prepares people for jobs beyond its walls. She shares what she’s learned about capability, patience, and why meaningful work—not just support—is the missing piece for so many. Visit: https://jeremiahcafe.com/ Sponsors: OutPost Roastershttps://www.outpostroastersjc.com/ Theme Music: “Bag of Bones” by Fight For The Users. Used with permission. https://linktr.ee/fightfortheusers

    1시간 28분

  6. 5월 1일

    Lewis Kizer: Smash Meals, Self-Doubt, and the Stories Worth Telling

    Lewis Kizer started Smash Meals eight years ago and has been showing up every day since. In this episode he talks about the mental side of running a small business, how he's using content and AI tools to stay visible, and what he's learned about raising kids with real responsibility. He also shares stories he's kept quiet for years — including a false accusation that followed him for two decades, and a moment from age 10 that nearly cost him his life — and why he thinks those are exactly the stories worth telling. Visit: https://smashmeals.com/ SponsorsOutPost Roastershttps://www.outpostroastersjc.com/ Theme Music: “Bag of Bones” by Fight For The Users. Used with permission. https://linktr.ee/fightfortheusers

    2시간 20분

  7. 4월 27일

    From Fossils to Field Trips: How Hands On Discovery Center Keeps Science Alive in Northeast Tennessee

    Heather Watson is President and CEO of Hands On Discovery Center in Northeast Tennessee, a hands-on science museum shaped by decades of growth from its 1987 beginnings in downtown Johnson City to its partnership with the nearby Gray Fossil Site. She reflects on how an unexpected road construction project revealed an Ice Age fossil trove that expanded the museum’s direction and helped turn it into a continually evolving space for science learning across all ages. https://visithandson.org/ SponsorsOutPost Roastershttps://www.outpostroastersjc.com/ Theme Music: “Bag of Bones” by Fight For The Users. Used with permission. https://linktr.ee/fightfortheusers

    1시간 58분

  8. 4월 24일

    Faith, Identity, and Whole-Person Health with Dr. Michael Mabry

    Michael Mabry is a physician practicing a relational, faith-centered approach to medicine that prioritizes presence, prayer, and whole-person care. Blending osteopathic training with a holistic mindset, he focuses on root causes over symptom management while walking closely with patients through their health journeys. He explores identity, anxiety, and truth, emphasizing rest, listening, and the deeper drivers behind physical and emotional health. SponsorsOutPost Roasters https://www.outpostroastersjc.com/ Theme Music: “Bag of Bones” by Fight For The Users. Used with permission. https://linktr.ee/fightfortheusers

    1시간 49분
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This podcast is a long-form conversation show built around interesting people and real stories. Each episode is a relaxed, sit-down conversation with business owners, creators, and community builders—people with unique paths and stories worth hearing. We talk about life, work, ideas, mistakes, wins, and everything in between. Some conversations lean into business. Others drift into personal stories, local culture, or unexpected rabbit holes. No script. No sales pitch. Just honest dialogue. Theme Music: “Bag of Bones” by Fight For The Users. Used with permission.

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    Leah Vanity
  • 방송 연도
    2026년
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