Staying in Trouble Eric Humes & Adam Short

Eric and Adam are excited to kick off their first guest episode of the year. Remember Cynthia from episode #76? She's back, but not in the studio, we chatted via zoom. If you want to know when the second season of Space Force is coming out, you will need to tune in, maybe there is some inside information. She shared about how the Space Force is recruiting now and that soon they will have their very own recruiters. Interested in a career with the Space Force? There's information about what they are looking for in recruits, like what kind of ASVAB score is needed. If you or anyone you know is interested, give it a listen and spread the word, or just tune in to listen to your favorites hosts, yet again! Show us some love in the comments, and as always, thanks for listening and for your continued support. 
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Wondering why there haven’t been more episodes? Listen in to find out. Adam & Eric let you in on their life happenings over the last few months. Adam shares about his families move and the work that went into it, as well as work to come. Eric has a new business venture that will help his real-estate business, and also shares what he has done to keep his employees busy and working. We hope you enjoy this episode! As always, spread the word and share the love of Staying in Trouble podcasts, new and old. We appreciate our fans and all the support.
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Adam and Eric get together, via Zoom, to kick off the New Year of the Staying In Trouble Podcast. They talk about how Christmas was and the big changes in both of their lives. Another topic was the housing market, prices are getting out of control. Eric shares his expertise on the matter. Upcoming plans for the show were shared, there's some good stuff coming up, tune in to hear all about it. It's good to be back and as always, we hope you enjoy the show! We love feedback, feel free to let us know how we are doing, it helps us keep a great show for our listeners. Thank you for all your support!
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Josh Sillitoe is a certified therapist here in Southern Nevada. He was a guest on our show in episodes 45 & 69. He discussed some of the issues people are facing and gave us suggestions to help us through these difficult times. This episode is no different, Josh tackled the very hard subject of losing a loved one. The death toll from this pandemic has increased over the last couple of months, nationwide. There are many saying good-bye to loved ones for the last time. This is not an easy subject to get into, but Josh gives us some great insight into how we can manage and find peace within ourselves. If you have lost a loved one, our thoughts are with you, we know it isn’t easy. Adam & Eric always enjoy having Josh on the show and are grateful for his time. This will be our last episode of 2020, Adam & Eric will be taking the rest of the year off to spend time with family during this holiday season. We hope you are doing the same. Wishing you all a Merry Christmas and a very Happy New Year.
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Marcus Sorensen is the Founder & CEO of Blue Coolers, based out of Utah. They make a rugged outdoor cooler tough enough to handle whatever is thrown at it. Marcus and his team live very active lives and wanted to make a product that could handle their lifestyle. They turned to direct sales to move their product. Eric & Adam talked to Marcus about how he did this and why this was the best way to start a business in the very competitive cooler market with very big name brands on the self. How are they holding up to those big names? The guys also talk about how his business has grown in a pandemic and what changes you need to make in today's market to find success. Please visit www.bluecoolers.com to see their awesome line of coolers and products. 
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John Arena is a founder of Metro Pizza in Las Vegas, along with his cousin Sam Facchini. They left New York and moved to Las Vegas, in a borrowed car, to start a small pizza business back in 1980. Since those early days, they started The Pizza Olympics (1984), The International Pizza Exchange (1987), The World Pizza Spinning Championships (1990), and The National Pizza Hall of Fame (1999). They were also named National Pizza Operators of the Year (1986) and Nevada Restaurateurs of the Year (1999). Eric & Adam were truly inspired by John's devotion to not just making a great pizza (which he does) but to make a pizza experience a memorable time. The guys will never eat a pizza the same way again. We are sure you will feel that same way after you listen to this episode. So, order your favorite pizza, sit back, and enjoy this episode. 
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