Claim Ownership100 Series Everyday Awesome Podcast
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Sitting down with everyday people who have an amazing story to tell.
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Say hello to Shelby Kluver!! Not only is she a friend of The 100 Series, this journalist is the definition of doing it 100 percent! She is a News Anchor at WQAD News 8 in Moline, IL. She talks about her passion for the news business and her thoughts on the future of the industry. We then switch gears and talk about our shared love of cinema. We talked so much my recorder ran out of juice! Please enjoy and get ready to be inspired!
Ava Hedges is the newest rising star in the world of Journalism. This Philadelphia native hasn't been in the Quad Cities for a year and has already become one of the lead anchors on WQAD's "Good Morning Quad Cities" weekday show. Listen to how she got into the profession, how her career aspirations nearly came to an end, and how she regained inspiration to pursue her goals.
Dr. Brandi Stankovic is host of the podcast "Strategic Hotbox," which discusses leadership, business and how to people can take control of their lives and greatness. Her show is an "edgy, informed and energizing podcast that will challenge you to take it to the next level." In this episode, Brandi brings that energy to shares some important words of wisdom that will help you learn, love, and kickass!
Tracy Singleton has played a huge part in helping members of the African American community succeed in the Quad Cities. She runs many groups and programs, including serving as the Executive Director of The Lincoln Center. She talks about what this group provides, why she thinks it's important for people to support black owned businesses.
Sometimes it can be tough for artists to get off the ground. That's where Quad City Arts comes in. Executive Director, Kevin Maynard, stops by to explain what Quad City Arts is, what they do to help artists in the area grow and prosper, and talk about an opportunity you can take advantage of to fund your artist endeavors.
Stacy Paper started her photography career in the Quad Cities. A venture she would continue after moving her family to the east coast. She talks about her style of wedding photography, what she looks for in a client, and how she is working to make a name for herself in a completely new area.
When it comes to body painters, Corie Willet is one of the best. This Quad City native has painted countless different art pieces on herself and has gotten national attention because of it. She talks about her process when it comes to creating an art piece and the doors that have open for her because of it.
To say that Joshua Khan, C.M. Alexander, and studio engineer, Devin Alexander are Stephen King fans would be a huge understatement. They love the author so much, they have their own podcast called "Derry Public Radio." It's dedicated to discussing, and analysing King's work. The trio talks about their love for horror, projects they have going on, and how you can get in on the fun!
Music producer, Young Scrimmage, returns for a third time to talk about his new endeavors, weight loss journey and what it means to inspire people and be inspired in return. By the end of this episode, you'll understand what he means when he says, "Doing is moving. Trying is Dying."
Dr. Marisa Baumann loves helping people with health and wellness. So much that she came all the way from the east coast to learn chiropractic at Palmer in Davenport. While she did return home after finishing school, Marisa made the decision to come back to the Quad Cities. In this episode, she talks us through her several year journey, what motivates and drives her, and why she made the decision to return the Quad Cities.
Fighting for the dream! Travis Titan is making a mark for himself in the world of Pro Wrestling! He has been performing in shows around the Quad Cities and has even gotten opportunities on major wrestling brands like All Elite Wrestling! Travis talks about his time training under Seth Rollins at the Black and Brave Wrestling Academy, how he makes sure he ready to go the distance in the ring, and what the future holds for his growing career in the squared circle.
Rebeca Toledo is a licensed esthetician and social media influencer. If you've seen her Instagram, you'll see a lot of stylish images surrounded around her job, but it's the captions where her real message lies. She has been using her career as a platform to spread the word about both mental health awareness and the importance of therapy. She breaks down why she thinks her profession is a good vehicle to talk about important mental health issues, and debunks the stigma around therapy and why it's not something to be afraid of.
You might have seen Big Man G around the Quad Cities rapping at various locations and landmarks. He's an young artist out of East Moline and he talks about the one of a kind special project he's been working on to put more eyes on the Quad Cities area. He also shares what's on his heart and, of course, how he keeps it 100!
Russell Maidlow is turning heads with his soap business, Allied Barber! He's using his unique set of toiletries to raise awareness about mental health and men. Russell talks about the incident the lead to him starting his brand, what he all offers, and why this is such and important topic to him.
Miguel Rosas is changing the barber game in the Quad Cities. From his cool attitude to his unique style, Miguel is leaving his mark on the hair styling trade. Learn how he is staying ahead of the times and the innovativing things he's doing to be one of the best in the business.
Craig Gaul is a multi-talented creative in the Quad Cities. From improv to photography to filmmaking, he has his hands in just about everything. His latest endeavor is live streaming on Twitch. Craig explains how the platform works, compared to other social media apps and explains why so many people are jumping on board.
Alissa Morrison returns to the podcast to talk about the new business she's opening up with boyfriend, Elijah Headen. It's called Capture Selfie Studio, a creative space that will allow people to do photo and video shoots in a way that hasn't been before in the Quad Cities. Alissa and Elijah talk about where they got the idea open this kind of business and what people can expect when they walk in the doors.
Fitness Coaches and friends Tonii Brooks and Haley Reagan return for the third time, now fully in charge of their own gym! They talk about how their perspective has changed as a result of becoming gym owners, and their philosophy when it comes to helping people in their fitness and wellness goals. Then, they hop in the Crow's Nest for a fun round of hot seat questions.
Magen Townsend returns to continue her story about her journey with the Teamster Organizers. This time, Magen brings her mother, Tonya, with her to talk about her family history with unions, and how working together has helped their relationship evolve.
Abby Webster -Moran is the Co- Owner of Indigo Wellness Studios in the Quad Cities. She talks about switching careers as a massage therapist and going "All in" in a new business endeavor. She speaks on the challenges that came with running her business during the COVID-19 pandemic, and how she is adapting and evolving with the times.
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