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Banking on KC – Presented by Country Club Bank features interviews and conversations conducted by KC’s champion of entrepreneurs, Kelly Scanlon. Guests include makers, innovators and community leaders who have changed the business, cultural and economic landscape of Kansas City.
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On this episode of Banking on KC, Mary Beth Gentry, executive director of Young Women on the Move, joins host Kelly Scanlon to discuss the organization’s 20-year mission to empower young women in Kansas City. Tune in to discover:How Young Women on the Move uses a holistic approach to mentoring and education to support young women.The impact of programs focused on STEM, leadership development and reducing youth violence.Plans to renovate their space into a hub for STEM education, creativity and career readiness.Country Club Bank – Member FDIC
On this episode of Banking on KC, John Friend, owner of Farm to Market Bread Company, joins host Kelly Scanlon to discuss how his family’s dedication to quality and community has helped their business grow into a Kansas City icon while expanding its reach across the Midwest. Tune in to discover:How Farm to Market Bread Company’s founders pioneered the artisan bread movement in Kansas City.The company’s principles of quality, sustainability and community support.The transition to freezer technology and its impact on business growth.Country Club Bank – Member FDIC
On this episode of Banking on KC, Rick Armstrong, president of the Kansas City Metropolitan Crime Commission, joins host Kelly Scanlon to discuss the importance of community collaboration in reducing crime and creating safer neighborhoods. Tune in to discover: How the Crime Commission’s programs, such as Crime Stoppers and Second Chance, foster public safety. The critical role businesses and individuals play in crime prevention efforts. Why addressing the root causes of crime requires compassion and collective responsibility. Country Club Bank – Member FDIC
On this episode of Banking on KC, Dr. Michelle Robin, founder of Your Wellness Connection and host of the Small Changes, Big Shifts podcast, joins host Kelly Scanlon to discuss how small, intentional changes can transform health, wellness and community dynamics.Tune in to discover:How adopting small, sustainable habits can have a significant impact on health and well-being.The role gratitude and kindness play in fostering mental and emotional wellness.Why balancing physical, mental and financial well-being is essential for a fulfilling life.Country Club Bank – Member FDIC
On this episode of Banking on KC, Dr. Carmaletta Williams, CEO of the Black Archives of Mid-America, joins host Kelly Scanlon to discuss plans for Martin Luther King Jr. Day, the observance of Black History Month and the Black Archives’ role in preserving and celebrating Black history. Tune in to discover:How the Black Archives connects the past to the present through its exhibits, educational programs and outreach and keeps Black History alive and accessible.Events the Black Archives has planned to celebrate Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s legacy and to honor the contributions of Black Americans during Black History Month.Opportunities to engage with the Black Archives through donorship and volunteerism as well as visiting the museum.Country Club Bank – Member FDIC
On this episode of Banking on KC, Tamara Weber, founder of Pete’s Garden, joins host Kelly Scanlon to share how the nonprofit is addressing food waste and food insecurity by repurposing surplus prepared food into nutritious meals for Kansas City families. Tune in to discover: How Pete’s Garden rescues prepared surplus food and transforms it into family meals.  How Anthony Bourdain was part of the inspiration behind Tamara’s mission to reduce food waste and help families. The impact Pete’s Garden has on food insecurity and the community. Country Club Bank – Member FDIC
On this episode of Banking on KC, Amber Schreiber, co-founder of The Golden Scoop, along with Hilda McKeel, a Super Scooper, and her mother, Rebecca McKeel, join host Kelly Scanlon to discuss how The Golden Scoop is creating meaningful employment opportunities for individuals with special needs. Tune in to discover: How The Golden Scoop provides employment and personal growth opportunities for individuals with unique abilities.The story behind its founding and the mission driving the nonprofit organization.Ways the community can support and engage with The Golden Scoop.Country Club Bank – Member FDIC
Tune in to discover:The history and inspiration behind Coats for Kids.How the program has fostered community involvement, empowered bank associates.The impact of new coats on children and the community.Country Club Bank – Member FDIC
On this episode of Banking on KC, Ryan Hudnall, Executive Director of Della Lamb, joins host Kelly Scanlon to explore how the nonprofit assists children and families in overcoming childcare and early education deserts to achieve self-sufficiency. Tune in to discover:The historical roots and evolution of Della Lamb—and its pivotal role in providing childcare since 1897.Strategies Della Lamb uses to address childcare deserts and educational needs in underprivileged areas.Initiatives and partnerships aimed at expanding early education access and improving the quality of life for refugees and local families.Country Club Bank – Member FDIC
On this episode of Banking on KC, Sonya Jury, founder of Business Sherpa, joins host Kelly Scanlon to share insights on how she helps guide entrepreneurs through complex business landscapes. She also addresses the challenges of Alzheimer's care from a personal and business perspective. Tune in to discover:How Sonya uses her Sherpa analogy to guide businesses through growth and team dynamics.Insights from her new book, "Mom Forgot My Birthday." The increasing pressures of both childcare and eldercare and how these can become opportunities for business innovation.Country Club Bank – Member FDIC
On this episode of Banking on KC, Maria Meyers, Vice Chancellor of Commercialization and Entrepreneurship at UMKC and Executive Director of the UMKC Innovation Center, joins host Kelly Scanlon to discuss KC Source Link’s role in fostering Kansas City's entrepreneurial ecosystem. Tune in to discover:How KC Source Link's network of more than 235 programs supports local entrepreneurs at every stage of their development.The specific economic impacts of enhanced access to capital and resources within the community.Initiatives aimed at integrating more diverse communities into the entrepreneurial ecosystem.Country Club Bank – Member FDIC
On this episode of Banking on KC, Lisa Peña, founder of Urban Hikes KC, joins host Kelly Scanlon to discuss how her company combines fitness, history and cultural storytelling through guided hikes across Kansas City’s urban neighborhoods. Tune in to discover:How Lisa created Urban Hikes KC after being inspired by a podcast and her love for exploring.The unique themes of her hikes, from historic landmarks to coffee and wine stops.The impact of Urban Hikes KC on local businesses, community pride and cultural sensitivity.Country Club Bank – Member FDIC
On this episode of Banking on KC, Dina Newman, founder and CEO of Kansas City Black Urban Growers (KC BUGS), joins host Kelly Scanlon to discuss how the organization supports Black growers through equitable food systems, microgrants and community-focused training. Tune in to discover: How KC BUGS addresses food deserts and strengthens food security for Black communities. The role of microgrants and training programs in supporting local growers. The impact of KC BUGS’ youth engagement initiatives on the next generation of Black farmers. Country Club Bank – Member FDIC
On this episode of Banking on KC, Thomas Hoenig, current Senior Fellow of the Mercatus Center and former President of the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City, joins host Kelly Scanlon to discuss key economic indicators and their long-term impacts on the U.S. economy. Tune in to discover:The effects of monetary policy on economic stability and inflation.How past economic decisions influence current economic conditions.Strategies for achieving sustainable economic growth and avoiding common policy pitfalls.Country Club Bank – Member FDIC
On this episode of Banking on KC, Suzy Hall, President of Country Club Trust Company, joins host Kelly Scanlon during National Estate Planning Month to discuss the significance of estate planning, regardless of wealth or age.Tune in to discover:Why estate planning is a gift you give to your familyThe importance of creating a plan regardless of your wealth or ageHow to start the estate planning process and the team of professionals you needCountry Club Bank – Member FDIC 
On this episode of Banking on KC, Alvin Brooks, civil rights leader and former Mayor Pro Tem of Kansas City, joins host Kelly Scanlon to discuss pivotal moments of his life, his extensive public service, and his vision for leadership and community engagement. Tune in to discover:How Brooks’ early life and experiences shaped his commitment to civil rights and public service.Insights into his time as one of the first black police officers in Kansas City and how it influenced his approach to community relations and crime prevention.His various initiatives and roles aimed at enhancing community safety and justice.Country Club Bank – Member FDIC
On this episode of Banking on KC, Margaret Perkins-McGuinness, Deputy Director of Philanthropy at the Kansas City Public Library, joins host Kelly Scanlon to discuss the library's rich history and commitment to the Kansas City community as it marks its 150th anniversary. Tune in to discover: How the Kansas City Public Library has evolved from a single bookshelf to a cornerstone of community engagement. The library’s role in promoting literacy and lifelong learning in Kansas City. Upcoming initiatives and events in celebration of the library’s historic milestone. Country Club Bank – Member FDIC
On this episode of Banking on KC, Ben Jackson and Harrison Proffit, co-founders of Bungii, join host Kelly Scanlon to discuss how they turned a personal inconvenience into a thriving national business in last-mile delivery. Tune in to discover:How a personal need led to an innovative business solution that transforms last-mile delivery.The journey from a college project to national expansion, overcoming technological and operational challenges.Insights into entrepreneurial resilience and pivoting of business strategies.Country Club Bank – Member FDIC
On this episode of Banking on KC, Tammie Wahaus, founder and CEO of ELIAS Animal Health, joins host Kelly Scanlon to discuss her company’s groundbreaking work in developing cancer treatments for pets. Tune in to discover:How Tammie's journey from finance to biotechnology is shaping the future of veterinary medicine.The role of personalized, immune-based treatments in improving outcomes for pets with cancer.The impact of Kansas City's bioscience sector on global veterinary health and innovation.Country Club Bank – Member FDIC
On this episode of Banking on KC, Joe Mendoza, the new Community Development Officer at Country Club Bank, joins host Kelly Scanlon to discuss his strategic role in enhancing community development and financial literacy in underserved communities. Tune in to discover:How Joe’s position as Community Development Officer at Country Club Bank helps to bridge the financial literacy gap in Kansas City.The specific programs and initiatives Joe is leading to educate and serve both individual and business banking needs.The impact of these programs on the community and the strategic partnerships that help facilitate this vital work.Country Club Bank – Member FDIC
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