The Ripple Podcast by 5 Stones 5 Stones

In this episode of The Ripple Podcast, Brian speaks with Eddie Hebert and Mark Verbois about the 2018/2019 class of Leadership Tangipahoa. The trio recently graduated from this amazing program and share their insights from each month's adventure.
Resources Mentioned In This Episode
Leadership Tangipahoa

This week I have the pleasure of interviewing Kim Walker on the topic of responding to reviews. Kim is usually my co-host. She's always my wife and business partner.
Kim wrote this blog post a couple of weeks ago and she asked me to proofread it. I thought it was so good, and so useful to our audience, that I asked her to do a podcast episode about it. I hope you find it as useful as I did.
Resources Mentioned In This Episode:
Kim's Blog Post on Responding to Reviews Bride who leaves a bad review slammed by wedding planning company Book - Good to Great Google My Business Grade.us Where to Find Kim Online:
5 Stones Website - Kim's Page LinkedIn  

In this episode we speak to Stacey Neal, Director of Community Competitiveness with Louisiana Economic Development.
We talk a lot about how communities can be proactive in economic development, specifically through the Louisiana Development Ready Communities program. We talk some about the programs that L.E.D. has in place for small businesses as well.
Resources Mentioned in this Episode:
Louisiana Business Connection Louisiana Job Connection Opportunity Louisiana Where to Find Stacey:
Louisiana Economic Development

In this episode of The Ripple Podcast, Kim talks with Somer Phoebus of She Works His Way. Kim and Somer talk about productivity, She Works His Way, the upcoming Narrow conference, and a little bit of lagniappe.
Where to find Somer online:
She Works His Way Instagram Resources mentioned in this episode:
She Works His Way Productivity Academy Narrow Conference Book: Discipline by Elisabeth Elliott

In this episode of The Ripple Podcast, Kim speaks to Mitch Matthews, founder of the Big Dream Gathering and host of the Dream, Think, Do Podcast. Mitch tells us about how he landed his dream job at 12 years old and how that led to him discovering and following new passions that eventually included founding The Big Dream Gathering.
Topics discussed in this episode include:
The Big Dream Gathering The miracle of 15 minutes Dream jobs have back doors Google amnesia Loving a job because of what it affords you outside of the workplace Listen in on this episode to be encouraged to make the time to dream.
Where to find Mitch online:
MitchMatthews.com The Big Dream Gathering Dream, Think, Do Podcast Resources mentioned in this episode:
(book) The Slight Edge Mitch's books, "Ignite" and "Dream Job: Redefined" Article with Buzzfeed video Mitch talked about - Magic Wheelchair

In this episode of The Ripple Podcast, we talk to Scott Mackenzie of The Industrial Talk Podcast and Leaf Services. Scott and I get to talk about why someone might choose to do a podcast. We talk about some of the various reasons why a podcast can be beneficial, the challenges of starting a podcast, and the difference between blue ocean and red ocean topics.
Where to Find Scott Online:
The Industrial Talk Podcast website The Industrial Talk Podcast on Facebook Leaf Services website Resources Mentioned in This Episode:
Gary Vaynerchuk EOFire Rev.com (manual transcription service done by humans) Temi (automated transcription service) Camtasia (video and audio editing software) Blue Ocean Strategy (book)