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The Real Estate Espresso PodcastManaging Uncertainty with Spencer PattonSpencer Patton is based in Atlanta where he is part of Calgary headquartered ICM Asset Management. On today's show we are talking about managing uncertainty. Spencer's company is actively invested in office, residential and industrial in both the US and Canada. To connect with Spencer, visit https://www.icmassetmanagement.com/------------------**Real Estate Espresso Podcast:** Spotify: [The Real Estate Espresso Podcast](https://open.spotify.com/show/3GvtwRmTq4r3es8cbw8jW0?si=c75ea506a6694ef1) iTunes: [The Real Estate Espresso Podcast](https://podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/the-real-estate-espresso-podcast/id1340482613) Websi...
2025-12-2117 min
Signature RequiredEpisode 61: Dr. LaTonya Mouzon on Improving Literacy Before 3rd Grade | Signature RequiredDr. LaTonya Mouzon, Executive Director of Arise2Read, a Memphis-based literacy nonprofit, joins the conversation to discuss the critical importance of literacy in early education. Tune in today!Send us a text
2025-09-1632 min
Signature RequiredEpisode 60: Elizabeth Sherrard and Elizabeth Atack on the Nashville Public Library | Signature RequiredJoin us this week as we dive into the Begin Bright initiative with Elizabeth Atack and Elizabeth Sherrard from the Nashville Public Library. Discover how this program is providing books, literacy resources, and crucial early education support to children and families across Davidson County. Perfect for parents, educators, and anyone invested in the future of our community's literacy and education.Send us a text
2025-09-0944 min
Signature RequiredEpisode 59: Dr. Lisa Piercey on Entrepreneurship Through Acquisition | Signature RequiredIn this episode, Dr. Lisa Piercey, a physician, healthcare entrepreneur, and the former Tennessee Commissioner of Health, shares her remarkable journey from a pediatrician to an influential healthcare leader and author of 'Natural Born Entrepreneurs.' Dr. Piercey discusses her passion for serving rural communities, the complexities of mid-career reinvention, and the intricacies of healthcare acquisitions. Learn how her unique path has shaped her mission to improve healthcare access and delivery in Tennessee.Send us a text
2025-09-0243 min
Signature RequiredEpisode 58: Dr. Leah Melber on Nashville's Adventure Science CenterThis week, we sat down with Dr. Leah Melber, President & CEO of the Adventure Science Center. She shares her journey from studying zoology to leading one of Tennessee’s largest science centers, highlighting the exhibits, community outreach, and events that make it a Nashville favorite. A must-listen for parents, educators, and science enthusiasts alike.Send us a text
2025-08-2647 min
Signature RequiredEpisode 57: Stacey Nickens on the Nashville International AirportIn this episode, Stacey Nickens, Vice President of Corporate Communications at Nashville International Airport (BNA), shares how one of the fastest-growing airports in the country is becoming a true reflection of Nashville’s culture. From live music and local dining to world-class art, discover how BNA is transforming travel into a uniquely Nashville experience—while undergoing a $3 billion expansion to connect Middle Tennessee to the world.Send us a text
2025-08-1937 min
Signature RequiredEpisode 56: Sheila Noone on Memphis Museum of Science and HistoryIn this episode, Sheila Noone, Communications Manager at the Museum of Science and History (MoSH), shares exciting details about the museum's rich history and diverse exhibits. Learn about the transformation of the historic Pink Palace mansion, originally built by entrepreneur Clarence Saunders, into a vibrant museum. Sheila delves into the variety of permanent and traveling exhibits, including geology displays, evolutionary exhibits with animatronic dinosaurs, and the notable replica of the first Piggly Wiggly store. Perfect for history buffs, science enthusiasts, and families planning a visit to Memphis!Send us a text
2025-08-1219 min
Signature RequiredEpisode 55: Thom Demas on The Tennessee Aquarium | Signature RequiredWe’re kicking off Season 2 of Signature Required with a special episode featuring Thom Demas, Vice President and Chief Husbandry & Exhibits Officer at the Tennessee Aquarium. Thom shares his unexpected journey from managing auto parts stores to leading marine biology efforts, offering a behind-the-scenes look at animal care, conservation work, and the art of exhibit design. This episode is both educational and fun. Tune in now!Send us a text
2025-08-0542 min
Old Man Orange PodcastBlade Trinity (2004) Modern Cinema Review - Old Man Orange Podcast 669Spencer and Dave are back to watch the third Blade movie in the Wesley Snipes trilogy. Blade Trinity from 2004 featuring Ryan Reynolds, Jessica Biel, Patton Oswalt, Parker Posey, and Triple H joining the crew. Along with even Kris Kristofferson back again. This time, the writer David S. Goyer is given the reigns to direct and issues arise back and forth between him and Snipes throughout the whole production.The movie is definitely goofy and Blade is oddly not in it a whole lot but on a more modern watch, there is still a lot...
2025-07-271h 26
Signature RequiredEpisode 54: Reflecting on One Year of Signature Required with Spencer and Carli PattonWe’re taking a summer break and will return with new episodes on August 5th! Until then, we hope you enjoy this special anniversary episode where Spencer and Carli celebrate one year of Signature Required by reflecting on their journey and sharing highlights from 52 guests. From insightful conversations about the charm of Tennessee to heartfelt stories from nonprofit leaders and entrepreneurs, it’s been a year packed with inspiration, growth, and plenty of laughs!Send us a text
2025-06-0342 min
Signature RequiredEpisode 53: Dr. Jeremy Qualls on Entrepreneurship In Public Education | Signature RequiredThis week, we spoke with Dr. Jeremy Qualls, the Executive Director for the Entrepreneurship and Innovation Center (EIC) and Career & Technical Programs at Williamson County Schools. Dr. Qualls shares the origin and growth of the EIC, an incubator space for student entrepreneurs. He discusses the unique educational approach of the EIC that emphasizes hands-on experience, mentorship, and soft skills. Tune in today!Send us a text
2025-05-2742 min
Signature RequiredEpisode 52: Tennessee Baptist Children's Homes | Signature RequiredCarli sits down with Darren Andrus, Lydia Burton, and Reese Greenman from the Tennessee Baptist Children's Homes to discuss their work with children and families in crisis. The conversation sheds light on the unique aspects of residential group homes, the process of reunification with families, and the challenges and rewards of working with children who have experienced trauma. The guests also share inspiring stories and the various ways people can get involved to support their mission, from volunteering to donating. Send us a text
2025-05-2036 min
Signature RequiredEpisode 51: Andy Holt on Tennessee Agriculture | Signature RequiredThis week, we are joined by the Deputy Commissioner for the Tennessee Department of Agriculture, Andy Holt to discuss the vital role of agriculture and forestry in Tennessee. Holt shares insights from his personal journey, from working on a ranch in Wyoming, serving as a state legislator, and now promoting Tennessee agriculture worldwide. Learn about the state's rich agricultural history, the diverse commodities it produces, and the global markets that seek these products.Send us a text
2025-05-1348 min
Signature RequiredEpisode 50: Sean Phipps on Visit Chattanooga | Signature RequiredThis week, Carli and I are joined by Sean Phipps, Director of Marketing for the Chattanooga Tourism Co., as we explore the heart of Chattanooga, Tennessee. Sean shares the city's unique history, key attractions, and its incredible transformation from 'America's dirtiest city' to a National Park City. We discuss Chattanooga's burgeoning cultural and culinary scene, the International Bluegrass Music Association's upcoming event, and the unexpected tech growth in the area. Tune in today!Send us a text
2025-05-0736 min
Signature RequiredEpisode 49: Joel Sullivan on the American Red Cross In Tennessee | Signature RequiredWhat does it take to lead disaster relief across 98 counties—and rally thousands of volunteers to answer the call? In this episode, I sit down with Joel Sullivan, Regional Executive of the American Red Cross Tennessee Region, to talk about the mission behind the organization, the power of preparedness, and the incredible stories of service that keep it all moving. Send us a text
2025-04-2942 min
Signature RequiredEpisode 48: Brad Turner on Disability and Aging In Tennessee | Signature RequiredIn this episode, Commissioner Brad Turner of the Tennessee Department of Disability and Aging shares insights into his groundbreaking role. Brad discusses the integration of the Department of Disability and Aging, the importance of advocacy for people with disabilities, successful programs like MAPS and the Katie Beckett Fund, and innovative partnerships aimed at improving the lives of aging Tennesseans. Tune in to learn how the department is making impactful changes and meeting the needs of those often unseen and unheard.Send us a text
2025-04-2237 min
Signature RequiredEpisode 47: Brittany Schaffer on Belmont's Role in Shaping the Music Industry | Signature RequiredBrittany Schaffer, the Dean of the School for Entertainment and Music Business at Belmont University shares her journey from high school debate team to Vanderbilt, and her transition from the legal field to academia. She discusses the unique educational opportunities at Belmont, such as the innovative 'Dolly U' program in partnership with Dolly Parton. Brittany dives deep into the collaborative spirit of Nashville's music industry and Belmont's role in shaping future leaders. Send us a text
2025-04-1535 min
Signature RequiredEpisode 46: Justin Maierhofer on Energy and Economic Growth in TN | Signature RequiredJustin Maierhofer, Vice President for the Northern Region of the Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA), joins Spencer and Carli to delve into TVA's role in energy generation, environmental stewardship, and economic development. Justin explains TVA’s diverse energy mix, the importance of public power, and how the organization is working towards a resilient and sustainable future. Send us a text
2025-04-0836 min
Signature RequiredEpisode 45: Lindsey Norton on Hope House | Signature RequiredThis week, Carli sits down with Lindsey Norton, founder and executive director of Hope House, Tennessee's only home for teenage parents. She shares her journey from being a labor and delivery nurse to addressing the urgent need for housing and support for teen moms. Norton discusses the challenges, the vision for Hope House, and the unique trauma-informed design of the facility. Learn about the incredible resilience of teen moms, the importance of stable housing, and the various resources based on mentorship, financial literacy, and emotional support that Hope House aims to provide. Send us a text
2025-04-0139 min
Signature RequiredEpisode 42: Laura Scoggins & Jenny Haines Douglas on Nashville Real Estate | Signature RequiredThis episode features Laura Scoggins, a seasoned real estate agent with Benchmark Realty, and Jenny Haines Douglas, Senior Loan Officer at Movement Mortgage. Together, they break down the current state of the housing market in Middle Tennessee, offering expert strategies on navigating high prices and interest rates. Whether you're a first-time homebuyer or considering a market investment, learn valuable tips on financing, the benefits of new vs. used homes, and the impact of current economic trends. Send us a text
2025-03-2734 min
Signature RequiredEpisode 44: Rachel Guymon on The Tennessee Titans Stadium | Signature RequiredRachel Guymon, the Director of Special Events for the Tennessee Titans discusses the diverse range of events hosted at the Titans stadium. She highlights the extensive use of the stadium for corporate, private, and community events, totaling nearly 300 days of activity annually. Rachel also shares exciting details about the new stadium set to open in early 2027, including its advanced facilities and potential for hosting significant events like the Super Bowl. Don't miss Rachel's insights on creating memorable experiences and the stadium's role in fostering a sense of community.Send us a text
2025-03-2533 min
Signature RequiredEpisode 43: Sarah Mattson on Entrepreneurship In Chattanooga | Signature RequiredSarah Mattson, Director of Entrepreneurship for the City of Chattanooga, discusses the vibrant entrepreneurial ecosystem in Chattanooga. This conversation sheds light on Chattanooga’s unique blend of big city amenities with a small-town feel, driven by its exceptional digital and outdoor assets. Sarah elaborates on her role in fostering a supportive environment for small businesses, emphasizing the importance of listening to entrepreneurs, connecting them with resources, and enhancing local policies. Send us a text
2025-03-1839 min
Signature RequiredJenny Scoggins & Jenny Haines Douglas on Nashville Real Estate on Signature RequiredThis episode features Laura Scoggins, a seasoned real estate agent with Benchmark Realty, and Jenny Haines Douglas, Senior Loan Officer at Movement Mortgage. Together, they break down the current state of the housing market in Middle Tennessee, offering expert strategies on navigating high prices and interest rates. Whether you're a first-time homebuyer or considering a market investment, learn valuable tips on financing, the benefits of new vs. used homes, and the impact of current economic trends. Send us a text
2025-03-1742 min
Signature RequiredEpisode 41: Becca Stevens on Thistle Farms | Signature RequiredIn this episode, Becca Stevens, an author, speaker, Episcopal priest, and social entrepreneur, discusses the profound impact of Thistle Farms—a global movement she founded to support women survivors of trafficking, addiction, and sexual exploitation. Becca shares the origins of Thistle Farms in Nashville, her personal journey of overcoming trauma, and the importance of community in the healing process. The episode delves into her philosophy of vulnerability, the significance of rituals, and the transformative power of creativity and entrepreneurship. A powerful conversation about resilience, forgiveness, and the impactful work of Thistle Farms.Send us a text
2025-03-0433 min
Signature RequiredEpisode 40: Heather Middleton on Nashville Tourism | Signature RequiredIn this episode, we sit down with Heather Middleton, the Chief Marketing Officer for Visit Music City. Throughout the conversation, Heather shares insights into Nashville's booming tourism industry, touching upon the economic impact of visitors, including astonishing stats like the $29 million spent daily in Nashville. Heather sheds light on the roles and strategies behind marketing the city not just to national tourists but also international visitors. She reflects on significant events like the 2010 flood, the impact of sports teams, and the unique cultural facets that make Nashville a vibrant destination. Heather also addresses common misconceptions about downtown Nashville, emphasizing...
2025-02-2554 min
Signature RequiredEpisode 39: Rikki Harris on Mental Health In Tennessee | Signature RequiredRikki Harris, CEO of Tennessee Voices, joins the conversation to discuss the pressing mental health issues Tennesseans face and the state's unique preventive measures. The episode delves into Tennessee Voices' mission, emphasizing collaboration and community-focused care, while also exploring the challenges of nonprofit leadership. Harris shares insights into effective self-care for mental health professionals, the importance of resilience in youth, and the critical role of parental support in improving mental health outcomes. This episode offers a deep look into the preventative strategies and leadership principles driving one of Tennessee's pivotal mental health organizations.Send us a text
2025-02-181h 05
Signature RequiredRecap: Drew D'Agostino on Crafting an AI Workplace | Signature RequiredSit down with Spencer Patton and Carli Patton as they recap what they learned while talking with Drew D'Agostino, Founder of Crystal. Send us a text
2025-02-1304 min
Signature RequiredEpisode 38: Drew D'Agostino on Crafting an AI Workplace | Signature RequiredIn this episode, Drew D'Agostino, founder and CEO of Crystal, dives deep into the realms of AI and Bitcoin. Intended for Tennesseans by Tennesseans, the discussion explores Drew's journey in the tech space, from creating a popular Chrome extension for LinkedIn to navigating ethical dilemmas in AI application. Drew also shares insights on leveraging AI for business growth, the challenges of entrepreneurship, and his unique perspective on managing company finances using Bitcoin. With a blend of relatable stories and expert analysis, this episode sheds light on the future of AI, the principles of building a tech company, and the...
2025-02-1154 min
Signature RequiredRecap: Brooks Herring on the Military to the Music Industry | Signature RequiredSit down with Spencer Patton and Carli Patton as they recap what they learned while talking with Brooks Herring, singer-songwriter. Send us a text
2025-02-0606 min
Signature RequiredEpisode 37: Brooks Herring on the Military to the Music Industry | Signature RequiredBrooks Herring, a Navy veteran and Nashville-based singer-songwriter, joins Spencer and Carli to share his journey from military service to the music scene. Growing up with a passion for music, Brooks discovered its power as a constant during his deployments, even mailing himself a guitar to Iraq. His time in the Navy and as a contractor in Afghanistan shaped both his perspective and his music, leading him to write deeply personal songs like “Why Me?” about survivor’s guilt and resilience. Now performing full-time, Brooks also advocates for veterans through organizations like RunPhase and CreatiVets. In this episode, he reflec...
2025-02-041h 07
BrainstormSpencer Patton: Patton Logistics Spencer drops some mind-blowing knowledge about FedEx and talks creative agencies.
2025-02-031h 07
Signature RequiredRecap: Jane Allen on Problem-Solving and Leadership | Signature RequiredSit down with Spencer Patton and Carli Patton as they recap what they learned while talking with Jane Allen, founder of Counsel on Call (now Legility) and former CEO of the Nashville Entrepreneur Center. Send us a text
2025-01-3005 min
Signature RequiredEpisode 36: Jane Allen on Problem-Solving and Leadership | Signature RequiredIn this episode, Jane Allen, founder of Counsel on Call (now Legility) and former CEO of the Nashville Entrepreneur Center, shares her inspiring journey from schoolteacher to legal industry trailblazer. Jane discusses the leap of faith that led her to law school, the founding of a company that pioneered flexible work options for lawyers, and the lessons learned from scaling and ultimately exiting her business. She reflects on balancing entrepreneurship and family life, the importance of adapting to challenges, and the power of collaboration with her husband, Greg. With relatable insights and candid stories, Jane offers a fresh perspective...
2025-01-281h 11
Signature RequiredRecap: Adam Comer on Addiction Recovery in Tennessee | Signature RequiredSit down with Spencer Patton and Carli Patton as they recap what they learned while talking with Adam Comer, CEO of Spring2Life Recovery. Send us a text
2025-01-2307 min
Signature RequiredEpisode 35: Adam Comer on Addiction Recovery in Tennessee | Signature RequiredAdam Comer, CEO of S2L Recovery and Executive Producer of The Forgotten Pandemic documentary, joins Spencer and Carli to discuss his journey from addiction to redemption. Adam shares his powerful testimony, highlighting the transformative power of faith-based recovery and the importance of community in overcoming addiction. He delves into the challenges of addressing the opioid crisis, S2L's unique approach to breaking the cycle of addiction, and the life-changing impact on families and individuals. Tune in to hear about the hope and dignity found in recovery, the vision for S2L’s expansion, and how Adam’s personal stor...
2025-01-211h 06
Signature RequiredEpisode 34: Will Norton on Tennessee Symposium for Online Health and Safety | Signature RequiredWill Norton, Head of School at St. Paul Christian Academy, joins Spencer and Carli to discuss the challenges of parenting in the digital age and the impact of social media on adolescents. Drawing from his experience as an educator and organizer of the Tennessee Symposium for Online Safety and Health, Will shares insights on fostering digital citizenship, setting guardrails for smartphone use, and promoting community-wide solutions. He also reflects on his military background and passion for equipping families to navigate the minefields of the digital landscape. Tune in for practical advice and hope in addressing one of today’s mo...
2025-01-1447 min
Signature RequiredRecap: Melanie Shinbaum on Fixing the Early Childhood Education Crisis | Signature RequiredSit down with Spencer Patton and Carli Patton as they recap what they learned while talking with Melanie Shinbaum, Executive Director of Nashville Early Childhood Education. Send us a text
2025-01-0906 min
Signature RequiredEpisode 33: Melanie Shinbaum on Fixing the Early Childhood Education Crisis | Signature RequiredMelanie Shinbaum, Executive Director of the Nashville Early Education Coalition Fund, joins us to discuss the critical challenges facing early education in Tennessee. From systemic issues like low wages and limited accessibility to the economic and emotional toll on families, Melanie shares innovative solutions, including public-private partnerships, scalable childcare models, and the role of businesses in creating flexible, high-quality childcare options. With insights from her extensive nonprofit experience and personal stories as a mother, Melanie sheds light on why early education is essential for Tennessee’s families and economy. Tune in to explore actionable steps toward solving this pressing is...
2025-01-0759 min
Signature RequiredEpisode 32: Christine Rosen on Protecting Kids in a Digital Age | Signature RequiredIn this episode, we dive into one of the most pressing issues facing families today: the impact of social media on children. With mounting evidence showing the risks tied to online platforms, what can parents do to safeguard their kids while navigating the digital world? Christine Rosen, a senior fellow at the American Enterprise Institute and expert on technology, culture, and society, offers insight into how we can create safer online environments for the next generation.Send us a text
2024-12-3129 min
Signature RequiredEpisode 31: Kevin Menezes on Religious Persecution in India | Signature RequiredKevin Menezes is the Founder and Senior Pastor of Every Nation India – a group that does church planting in India. With a commitment to seeing the gospel change the lives of the 1.4 billion people living in India, Menezes demonstrates the power of bravery and faith in his efforts to grow Christianity. While the challenges are significant, Menezes has a lightness to his leadership. Send us a text
2024-12-2446 min
Signature RequiredRecap: Josh Burch on Career Transitions for U.S. Special Forces | Signature RequiredSit down with Spencer Patton and Carli Patton as they recap what they learned while talking with Josh Burch, Director of People at Fort Campell. Send us a text
2024-12-1906 min
Signature RequiredEpisode 30: Josh Burch on Career Transitions for U.S. Special Forces | Signature RequiredJosh Burch, Director of People at the Honor Foundation and a retired U.S. Army Green Beret, joins Spencer and Carli to share his remarkable journey from rural Tennessee to serving 16 deployments in Special Operations. In this episode, Josh discusses how the Honor Foundation helps transitioning veterans find purpose and fulfillment in civilian life by translating their military experience into valuable career opportunities. He reflects on the sacrifices of military families, the power of mentorship, and the importance of community. With stories of grit, resilience, and service, this conversation sheds light on the challenges veterans face and the transformative...
2024-12-171h 06
Signature RequiredRecap: Sam Davidson on Increasing Entrepreneur Success | Signature RequiredSit down with Spencer Patton and Carli Patton as they recap what they learned while talking with Sam Davidson, CEO of The Nashville Entrepreneur Center. Send us a text
2024-12-1205 min
Signature RequiredEpisode 29: Sam Davidson on Increasing Entrepreneur Success | Signature RequiredSam Davidson, CEO of the Nashville Entrepreneur Center (EC), joins Spencer and Carli to discuss how the EC empowers entrepreneurs to grow their businesses. Sam shares insights into the EC’s mission to increase the success rate for startups through education, mentorship, and capital resources. He also reflects on his own entrepreneurial journey, the challenges of risk-taking, and how the EC fosters community and connection for Tennesseans pursuing their dreams. Tune in to hear how the EC is shaping the future of entrepreneurship in Tennessee.Send us a text
2024-12-1059 min
Signature RequiredRecap: Melissa Trevathan on Counseling Children Through Trauma | Signature RequiredSit down with Spencer Patton and Carli Patton as they recap what they learned while talking with Melissa Trevathan, founder of Daystar Counseling Ministries. Send us a text
2024-12-0506 min
the LOVE JUSTICE podcastEpisode 17 of the LOVE JUSTICE podcast with special guest: Spencer Patton | hosted by Hannah Munn and Jason Dukes | LoveJustice.NGOThis week’s conversation on the Love Justice Podcast features Spencer Patton—entrepreneur, transportation and logistics executive, and founder of the Patton Foundation. Listen in with hosts Hannah Munn and Jason Dukes as Spencer shares insights on being entrepreneurial, the role of Bitcoin in the nonprofit world, and how nonprofits can empower donors to be better stewards through innovative approaches.
Spencer Patton, a Tennessee-based entrepreneur, founded and successfully grew an enterprise of e-commerce, logistics, and transportation businesses, which reached over $100 million in revenue within ten years.
In 2013, he launched Patton Logistics, which grew to become the...
2024-12-041h 04
Signature RequiredEpisode 28: Melissa Trevathan on Counseling Children Through Trauma | Signature RequiredMelissa Trevathan, founder of Daystar Counseling Ministries, joins Spencer and Carli to share her 40-year journey of bringing hope to children and families in Middle Tennessee. Founded in 1985, Daystar provides counseling, group therapy, and a summer camp in a uniquely welcoming environment. Melissa discusses rising anxiety in younger children, the importance of relationships, and how Daystar’s sliding payment scale and therapy dogs create a safe space for healing. From responding to crises like the Covenant School shooting to fostering lifelong impact, Melissa’s story is a testament to the power of faith and service.Send us a te...
2024-12-0356 min
Signature RequiredRecap: Chris and Elaine Whitney on Food Insecurity In Tennessee | Signature RequiredSit down with Spencer Patton and Carli Patton as they recap what they learned while talking with Chris and Elaine Whitney. Send us a text
2024-11-2807 min
Signature RequiredEpisode 27: Chris and Elaine Whitney on Food Insecurity In Tennessee | Signature RequiredChris and Elaine Whitney, founders of One Generation Away, join Spencer and Carli to discuss their nonprofit food ministry that began out of the back of a Hyundai Santa Fe and now distributes millions of pounds of food annually. With a mission to bring hope, honor, and dignity through food, the Whitneys share their deeply personal journey from facing food insecurity themselves to creating a logistics-driven solution that serves thousands across multiple states. In this inspiring episode, they discuss the faces of hunger, the power of collaboration among nonprofits, and their innovative approach to rescuing and delivering food same-day.
2024-11-261h 07
Signature RequiredRecap: Brian Straessle on Property Taxes and Housing Challenges Facing TN | Signature RequiredSit down with Spencer Patton and Carli Patton as they recap what they learned while talking with Brian Straessle. Send us a text
2024-11-2107 min
Signature RequiredEpisode 26: Brian Straessle on Property Taxes and Housing Challenges Facing TN | Signature RequiredSpencer and Carli talk on Signature Required today with Brian Straessle, Executive Director of The Sycamore Institute, about property taxes, housing, and economic challenges facing Tennessee. Brian explains how Sycamore’s nonpartisan research helps Tennesseans understand the real impact of property taxes and highlights the connection between housing costs and financial stability across the state. With timely insights from Sycamore’s recent reports, this discussion reveals how data-driven analysis on taxes, housing, and economic mobility can inform smarter policies and support communities throughout Tennessee.Send us a text
2024-11-1956 min
Signature RequiredRecap: Kelly Magill on Telling the Tennessee Maneuvers' Story | Signature RequiredSit down with Spencer Patton and Carli Patton as they recap what they learned while talking with Kelly Magill. Send us a text
2024-11-1403 min
Signature RequiredEpisode 25: Kelly Magill on Telling the Tennessee Maneuvers' Story | Signature RequiredKelly Magill, an eighth-generation Tennessean and founder of a video production company, sits down with Spencer and Carli to share the remarkable story behind her upcoming documentary on the Tennessee maneuvers during World War II. Inspired by her grandmother’s memoirs, Kelly discusses how these forgotten military exercises helped prepare soldiers for D-Day and shaped the Allied victory. She delves into the emotional journey of interviewing the last living participants and highlights the significance of preserving these untold stories. With major platforms and prominent narrators showing interest, Kelly’s documentary promises to be a powerful reflection on history, legacy, and...
2024-11-1243 min
Signature RequiredEpisode 24: Avik Roy on Solving National Problems with Bipartisan Solution | Signature RequiredSpencer and Carli talk with Avik Roy, president of the Foundation for Research on Equal Opportunity (FREOPP), about market-driven economic solutions to challenges impacting Tennesseans. From Bitcoin as a hedge against inflation to Medicare Advantage for All, Avik explores how decentralized finance, healthcare reform, and housing policy can create new opportunities for low- and middle-income Americans. With a diverse background spanning medicine, finance, and public policy, Avik makes complex economic ideas accessible, explaining how Tennessee could benefit from innovative strategies to tackle inflation, rising healthcare costs, and housing shortages. Tune in for insights into building a resilient economy with...
2024-11-0545 min
Locked On Zags - Daily Podcast On Gonzaga Bulldogs Basketball2025 4-star Spencer Ahrens lists Gonzaga Bulldogs in top 6, is he the next Ben Gregg? | WPU Preview!Mark Few and the Gonzaga Bulldogs missed out on Nik Khamenia in the 2025 recruiting class, and appear to have pivoted to another 6'9 stretch four in Spencer Ahrens, who listed the Zags in his top six alongside Illinois, Washington, Boise State, Stanford, and San Francisco.Ahrens' recruitment mirrors that of Ben Gregg, who was recruited heavily after the staff missed out on Paolo Banchero who went to....Duke, the same place as Khamenia. Both Gregg and Ahrens were late risers who stood out for their height and shot-making ability, and it's hard to ignore those parallels.
2024-10-3028 min
Signature RequiredEpisode 23: Major General Winski on The Tennessee Wings of Liberty Museum | Signature RequiredIn this episode of Signature Required, Major General Brian Winski (Ret.), a 37-year U.S. Army veteran, joins Spencer Patton to discuss his post-military mission: the development of the Wings of Liberty Museum at Fort Campbell. The $40 million project will honor the history of the 101st Airborne Division, 5th Special Forces Group, and 160th Special Operations Aviation Regiment, offering visitors a chance to experience military history through immersive exhibits and cutting-edge technology. General Winski explains the museum’s vision to inspire future generations by making military history accessible and engaging. He also shares personal insights from his military career, hi...
2024-10-2951 min
Signature RequiredEpisode 22: Charles Hatcher on Modern Farming In Tennessee | Signature RequiredCharles Hatcher, a sixth-generation farmer at Hatcher Family Dairy, shares the remarkable legacy of his family's 200-year-old farm in Williamson County, Tennessee. In this episode, Charles delves into the challenges and joys of modern farming, from running a fully integrated dairy operation to the alarming loss of farmland across the state. Passionate about inspiring the next generation of farmers, Charles highlights how his family has embraced cutting-edge technology to remain viable in an industry where the average farmer is nearing 60 years old. He also discusses the impact of the Hatcher family's appearance on National Geographic's docuseries and their mission...
2024-10-2253 min
Signature RequiredEpisode 21: Sherry Deutschmann on Women & Entrepreneurship | Signature RequiredIn this episode, you'll hear from Sherry Deutschmann, founder of BrainTrust, a collective of diverse women business owners committed to building financial independence, wealth, and influence. Sherry shares how she and her fellow BrainTrust members leverage their collective experience and networks to help one another scale their businesses. Before founding BrainTrust, Sherry built her own company, LetterLogic, into a $40 million enterprise using an innovative employee-first approach. Tune in to discover Sherry’s insights on leadership, entrepreneurship, and the power of community in driving business growth.Send us a text
2024-10-1558 min
Signature RequiredEpisode 20: Papa Joe on Underserved Communities | Signature RequiredIn this episode, we sit down with Papa Joe Bradford, founder of Elijah’s Heart, to hear his incredible story of transformation and service. From a promising career in computer programming to serving time in prison, Papa Joe’s life took a dramatic turn when he and his wife moved into one of Nashville's most impoverished neighborhoods. There, they began supporting children in need, which led to the creation of the Walk of Love program. Papa Joe shares how his passion for helping others has evolved into a national movement, his fight against poverty, and the impact of the Holl...
2024-10-0853 min
Signature RequiredEpisode 19: Brian Hicks on Social Enterprise | Signature RequiredBrian Hicks is the CEO of Harvest Hands CDC and Humphreys Street Coffee Company, an enterprise that began as an after-school program to foster positive behavior in Nashville’s underserved youth. With a mission of using the stunning growth of Nashville to benefit those who might not normally be recipients of the wealth transfer caused by gentrification and development, Hicks has spent the last 17 years setting up generations of Nashville children for success. Send us a text
2024-10-0159 min
Signature RequiredEpisode 18: Gino Bulso on National Debt | Signature RequiredHouse Representative Gino Bulso knew as a teenager that something didn’t sit right with him about the United States’ rising national debt. From writing a letter to then-President Jimmy Carter in the 1970s to now pushing for the Supreme Court to revisit a case about the powers of the Federal Government, Bulso is focused on bringing the balance of power back to how the country’s founders intended it, where the citizens are closer to those who make decisions. Send us a text
2024-09-2458 min
Signature RequiredEpisode 17: Honorable Sheila Calloway on Supporting Children in Courts | Signature RequiredJudge Sheila Calloway graduated from Vanderbilt University, where she earned both her undergraduate and law degrees. After law school, she served as a public defender in Nashville until 2004, when she transitioned into the role of Juvenile Court Magistrate. In 2014, she successfully ran for Nashville’s Juvenile Court Judge and was re-elected for another eight-year term in 2022. Hearing approximately 1,000 juvenile cases annually, Judge Calloway is also a strong advocate for recognizing secondary trauma and supporting her staff through the intense demands of their work. As a TedxNashville featured speaker, she delivered a talk titled “Can Forgiveness Transform the Criminal Justice Syst...
2024-09-1755 min
Signature RequiredEpisode 16: JT Olson & Jared Delong on Funding Adoptions | Signature RequiredJT Olson founded Both Hands in 2008 to support adoption funding through service projects for widows, having been orphaned as a child himself. The average project raises $22,000. helping over 1300 families nationwide. In this episode, JT Olson and Jared Delong (Executive Director) discuss Both Hands' successes, its business model, and the growing challenges in adoption. Send us a text
2024-09-1058 min
Signature RequiredWill Norton, St Paul's Christian Academy | Signature RequiredWill Norton is the Head of School at St. Paul's Christian Academy in Nashville, TN, an all-boys school where he focuses on educational excellence and building community spirit. Previously, he was the Dean of High School and taught history at Montgomery Bell Academy. Currently, he is part of organizing the Tennessee Symposium for Online Safety and Health, addressing adolescent health by promoting safer online practices by bringing parents, students and thought leaders together.
2024-09-1049 min
Signature RequiredEpisode 15: Rachel Freeman on Supporting Sexual Assault Victims | Signature RequiredRachel Freeman is the President and CEO of Nashville’s Sexual Assault Center (SAC). She leads the SAC in creating a safe, compassionate environment for survivors to begin their healing journey. In this episode, Freeman discusses the SAC's role in the community, key sexual assault statistics, and preventive initiatives like the Safe Bar program and campus outreach efforts.Send us a text
2024-09-031h 00
Signature RequiredEpisode 14: Will Acuff on Entrepreneurs & Underestimated Nashvillians | Signature RequiredWill Acuff is a born and raised pastor’s kid and has long had a servant’s heart. More than a decade ago while on a mission trip to Kenya, Will felt called to return home to Nashville and think critically about how to best love his neighbors. Will and his wife, Tiffany, founded Corner to Corner in 2011 to help underestimated Nashvillians increase their economic participation through business and entrepreneurship. Providing education, tools and networking, Corner to Corner has helped over a thousands of entrepreneurs since its creation. Send us a text
2024-08-271h 00
Signature RequiredEpisode 13: Steven Gentile on Higher Education in TN | Signature RequiredSteven Gentile is the Executive Director of the Tennessee Higher Education Commission (THEC) and also teaches education policy at Vanderbilt University. THEC plays a crucial role in advocating for an increase in the number of Tennesseans who obtain postsecondary credentials. In this episode, Stephen discusses the decision of whether to attend college, the benefits of choosing a technical degree, financial aid and grants, and THEC's future plans.Send us a text
2024-08-2058 min
Signature RequiredEpisode 12: Jennifer Turner on Tennessee Performing Arts Center | Signature RequiredJennifer Turner joined TPAC in 2019, bringing over 20 years of nonprofit arts experience to the role of CEO. In her five years, she's guided TPAC through the pandemic, an aging facility, and a business model re-evaluation. In this episode, she shares her journey to becoming CEO, TPAC's developments, outreach and upcoming touring broadway shows.Send us a text
2024-08-131h 00
Signature RequiredEpisode 11: Diana Beach Batarseh on Thriving, Diverse Private Education | Signature RequiredDiana Beach Batarseh is an accomplished educator, trainer, and presenter with experience working with students from preschool to high school. Currently, she serves as the Head of School at King's Academy, which offers a Christ-centered classical education as part of its mission to develop a socio-economically and racially diverse school body. In this episode, Diana shares what makes King's Academy unique, highlighting its diversity, financial assistance programs, and strategies for fostering the growth of both the school and its community.Send us a text
2024-08-061h 01
Signature RequiredEpisode 10: John Hoomes on The Nashville Opera | Signature RequiredJohn Hoomes is the CEO and Artistic Director of Nashville Opera. Since 1995, he has guided the organization from a budget of $340,000 to over $3.4 million annually in 2024. Under his leadership, Nashville Opera has staged more than 200 productions of opera and music theater. In this episode, Carli and Spencer talk with John about accessibility to the arts, upcoming productions, and how Nashville is uniquely positioned to produce cutting-edge work.Send us a text
2024-07-301h 05
Signature RequiredEpisode 9: Katie Marchetti on Working with Community Foundation | Signature RequiredKatie Marchetti connects people with resources with those in need. A deep believer that a rising tide should lift all ships, she's committed to nonprofit work in Middle Tennessee. She is also co-founder of Voices for a Safer Tennessee and a board member at Fisk University. In this episode, Spencer and Carli talk openly with Katie about finding a middle ground in a polarized climate. Together they dive into the importance of entrepreneurship, the significance of Nashville's key HBCU, and complicated conversations on gun rights.Send us a text
2024-07-231h 08
Signature RequiredEpisode 8: Sondra Noble on Growing a Business | Signature RequiredSondra Noble is a Nashville-based entrepreneur who co-founder Hip Hues, a custom event swag business with her sister. In this episode she talks with Carli and Spencer about building a business with a sibling, scaling a business as you grow your own family, and the importance of mentorship for women entrepreneurs.Send us a text
2024-07-1659 min
Live from M-5S4: E15 - The Football Legacy of Spencer PattonYearbook Editor-in-Chief Cara Gonzales and Editor-in-Training Eitan Rubinstein talk football with Spencer Patton.
2024-07-1513 min
Signature RequiredEpisode 7: Jason Dukes on Data and Tech for Nonprofits | Signature RequiredSpencer and Annalee speak with futurist and nonprofit leader Jason Dukes. In his role at Love Justice International, Jason is at the forefront of using technology to combat the human trafficking crisis at its source. The conversation also covers cryptocurrency and its impact on and applications for nonprofits.Send us a text
2024-07-091h 16
Signature RequiredEpisode 6: James Evans on Outdoor Adventure Ministry | Signature RequiredWith Benchmark Adventure Ministries, James Evans offers those with military backgrounds a chance to reflect on their lives and future goals. In this episode, Evans discusses the genesis of Benchmark, its goals, and its transformative impact with Spencer and Annalee.Send us a text
2024-07-0458 min
Signature RequiredEpisode 5: John Staubitz on Autism in TN Schools | Signature RequiredJohn Staubitz, Director of Behavior Analysis at TRIAD, Vanderbilt University, has spent decades helping children with autism and behavior disorders. In a discussion with Spencer and Annalee, he explores how educators and parents can support autistic children to be happy and engaged at home and school. Discover the essentials and take pride in TRIAD’s leading role in providing top-notch strategies for Tennesseans.Send us a text
2024-07-021h 04
Signature RequiredEpisode 4: Jim Ward on Homeless Veterans | Signature RequiredIn this episode of Signature Required, Jim Ward shares insights from running the 49-bed homeless shelter in Nashville's Vine Hill area for the past four years. He discusses the challenges of helping veterans navigate poverty, addiction, PTSD, and mental health issues to rebuild their lives. From eye-opening statistics on homeless veterans to inspiring success stories, Jim sheds light on a nationwide issue that demands our attention.Send us a text
2024-06-251h 12
Clearer Thinking with Spencer GreenbergRaising our happiness baseline (with Sasha Chapin) Read the full transcript here. How easy is it to shift our baseline level of happiness? What sorts of things can most effectively shift that baseline? And are they highly specific to each individual or generalizable to most people? What are the differences between conceptual and phenomenal self-love? Why might it be useful to view shame as a kink? How does self-love or self-acceptance differ from indulging or even just tolerating the worst parts of yourself? What's the best way to think about "woo"? How genuine is the stereotypical guru demeanor of serenity, graciousness, and attentiveness? Is...
2024-06-201h 21
Signature RequiredEpisode 3: Jim Bartoo on The Nashville Zoo | Signature RequiredJim Bartoo, Marketing and Public Relations Director at the Nashville Zoo for the past 25 years, talks with Spencer and Annalee about the zoo's rich history. He shares insights on its founding, conservation efforts, and the sourcing of animals, along with the story behind the giant pumpkin at Boo At The Zoo. Bartoo emphasizes the importance of places like the zoo in helping us disconnect from screens, engage with nature, and appreciate the wonders of the natural world.Send us a text
2024-06-181h 16
Signature RequiredEpisode 2: Dr. Maria Cronley on College Education | Signature RequiredDr. Maria Cronley, Provost of Austin Peay State University, talks with Spencer and Annalee about higher education in America. She discusses the university's efforts to provide flexibility for students, particularly military-affiliated students. Dr. Cronley emphasizes the value of a college education, warns of the upcoming enrollment decline in US institutions, and aims for a better-educated Tennessee.Send us a text
2024-06-111h 08
Signature RequiredEpisode 1: Tommy Rhodes on Summer Camps | Signature RequiredTommy Rhodes, founder of Barefoot Republic summer camp, joins us to talk about his mission to build a summer camp population that reflects the diversity of heaven. This Christian camp aims to foster shared experiences among kids of diverse backgrounds, financial situations, races, and ethnicities.Send us a text
2024-06-041h 29
Unscripted DirectEpisode 78 - Is Justice Jackson Guilty?Introduction (0:00:00). Spencer makes an absurd itinerary. We discuss the first Berkeley-UCLA scrimmage. And Justin narrates as Spencer's lights keep going out while we record.The Break (0:09:28). Results from the National Trial League Finals and Weekend One of the National Trial Competition.Is Justice Jackson Guilty? (0:11:39). Justin crunches the case balance numbers from the first six regional competitions and shares three big takeaways.Main Interview (0:22:26). Villanova coaches Steve Patton and Zack Wynkoop explain how they've achieved big success without big resources, how they transitioned from being student leaders to b...
2024-02-081h 20
Bar Karate - The Sailing PodcastBar Karate - the Sailing Podcast, Ep242 Finn Alexander - Laser Worlds and Youth ACPublished 7 January 2024This week we chat to Finn Alexander, part of the Australian Sailing Team in the build up for the ILCA 7 Worlds. Plus we talk the youth Americas Cup and his team preparation’s.We also have a quick chat to Scott Patton, Rear Commodore of Rye Yacht Club about the Battle for the Bar event, (real name Capel Sound Invitational), a great event doing things differently. We love it and want to ramp up Bar Karates involvement in the future.Plus there is plenty of our fun banter.#finnhundo #aussailingteam #am...
2024-01-071h 36
Reject Mediocrity$40M COO - How to OPTIMIZE Your Mind For SUCCESS (#043 - Spencer Patton)Send us a textVictoria BC's #1 Mobile Car Detailing business https://www.caninecarcare.ca/My YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@realsamgMy Instagram: instagram.com/realsamg Spencer Patton is a COO for a company that has generated over 40 million in sales, as well as a content creator who makes self-improvement/entrepreneurship content for young men on YouTube and X.In this podcast, we go over various topics such as his story, how to use insecurity to your advantage, how to find purpose in life, the importance of beliefs that a...
2023-11-121h 14
Your Path to Nonprofit Leadership216: How Your Nonprofit Can Benefit from a Digital Transformation (Bob Green)216: How Your Nonprofit Can Benefit from a Digital Transformation (Bob Green)SUMMARYWhat does digital transformation mean for nonprofits? In episode #216 of Your Path to Nonprofit Leadership, strategic IT expert Bob Green explains how digital transformation is a pathway for nonprofit organizations to succeed by increasing overall efficiency, facilitating donor and volunteer relationships, and improving communications to reach wider audiences. He shares how incorporating new technologies in the workplace benefits nonprofits and their employees by eliminating redundancies, automating tasks, and allowing team members to...
2023-06-2944 min
Art of SupplyCase Dismissed: Spencer Patton Prevails Over FedExIn August of 2022, the relationship between FedEx Ground and their network of delivery contractors looked like it was about to implode. Led by major contractor and industry consultant Spencer Patton, thousands of contractors pushed back on the logistics giant - claiming that increasing costs were making it impossible for them to operate profitably. FedEx sued Route Consultant, Patton's consultancy, and canceled the Ground territory held by his 4 firms. The case has now worked its way through the federal court system, with Spencer Patton and Route Consultant winning the day with a full dismissal. FedEx has until April 11...
2023-04-0624 min
The Father EffectSpencer Patton - Pitcher, Texas RangersSpencer Patton, pitcher with the 2016 Chicago Cubs World Champions, talks about the value in having 2 dads, being present with my kids, the World Championship Team, playing ball in Japan, living out his faith, and more. NOTE: At the time of this interview, Spencer was playing ball in Japan. He is now pitching with the Texas Rangers.
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2023-02-1442 minArt of SupplyFedEx Ground's Contractor WoesFedEx has been in the news a lot lately, and for all the wrong reasons. They are facing a challenge from many of the 6,000 contractors that handle their FedEx Ground and FedEx Ground Economy deliveries. Spencer Patton has been the loudest voice in the dispute. As FedEx's largest Ground contractor – at least until August 26th when his contract was cancelled – he has used his voice to call attention to the financial and operational difficulties faced by contractors. Many of those independent service providers gathered together in person at the 2022 Contractor Expo, held just days before Patton was term...
2022-09-2915 min
Your Favorite MovieYoung Adult with Spencer CoileSpencer Coile stops by Your Favorite Movie! Spencer teaches communication and Popular Culture at Ball State University. In his classes, Spencer challenges his students to think critically about everything from representation and queer theory to reality tv and Real Housewives. Spencer is an accomplished writer on the subject of film. He has written for Film Inquiry and maintains a popular Letterboxd account for those in the know. Spencer was an incalculable influence on my burgeoning film taste in college, introducing me to so many fantastic films, including the one we will discuss today. Our trips to see movies like...
2022-09-1841 min
HDT Talks TruckingBehind the News: One Man’s Fight to Address Challenges Facing FedEx Ground ContractorsSpencer Patton’s company is one of the largest FedEx Ground contractors in the United States — or it was, until his outspoken criticism of FedEx Ground led to the company canceling his contract and filing suit against another company he owns. HDT’s Deborah Lockridge talks to fellow fleet editor Chris Brown, who’s been covering the story and interviewed Patton, in this episode of the Behind the New segment of HDT Talks Trucking.
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Patton has been an outspoken advocate for the roughly...
2022-09-1313 min
Fast ForwardFuel, Labor, and Supply Chain: Delivery Fleets Face Negative MarginsFast Forward videos talk all about the future of fleet and are hosted by Fleet Forward Editor Chris Brown.
In today’s video, Spencer Patton, owner of Patton Logistics, explains the challenges of delivery fleets that face of inflationary pressures around fuel costs, wages, and supply chain issues.
This episode was recorded on Aug. 23, days before Patton would be sued by FedEx Ground and have his contract terminated.
🎙Timestamps & Topics
0:00 Intro
1:10 Patton shares the market size and scope for FedEx Ground and Amazon contractors and differences between the two models.
3:45 How inflationary press...
2022-08-2919 min
The Art of Costume PodcastThe White Lotus with Costume Designer, Alex BovairdIs anyone in the mood for a vacation? You are in luck as The Art of Costume Blogcast is heading to The White Lotus, and we brought a special guest. Spencer is joined by Emmy-Nominated® costume designer of The White Lotus, Alex Bovaird! Listen along as Alex discusses the colors and prints seen in the show, the unraveling of Armond, dressing the iconic Jennifer Coolidge, the inspiration behind Rachel Patton's wardrobe, and staying true to the spirit of Hawaii.
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2022-08-0935 min
The Dictionary#C521 (cruces to crud) ft. Kerry WiederI read from cruces to crud with Kerry Wieder.
She was also in episodes #B257 and #C30.
https://www.linkedin.com/in/kerrywieder/
www.imdb.me/kbw
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCSYvNEzsFmJkZK1MVDH_qoA
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC1lRifCu-D90-94OMTfrdTA
https://www.instagram.com/kerrywieder/
https://twitter.com/kerrywieder
Stanley Kubrick was talking about different types of drugs in that quote for "crucial".
https://www.openculture.com/2014/03/in-1968-stanley-kubrick-makes-some-wild-predictions-for-the-year-2001.html
Will Patton was the "crucifer" in the f...
2022-05-1555 min
Truck N’ Hustle# 114 FedEx Truck Routes “FOR SALE” all over The US!Episode 114 | Spencer Patton
Www.Routeconsultant.com
With E-commerce Booming and accounting for 27% of all consumer purchases, the last mile sector has become a particularly attractive part of the logistics supply chain for many entrepreneurs.
Aligning yourself with the logistical leaders in this space can be a smart way to strategically sustain and quickly grow a transportation business. With good execution, you are able to implement already proven systems, have access to large networks and also maintain a consistent customer.
That said, one of these Mega Carriers, Fed-Ex Ground, have always uniquely...
2022-01-0555 min
Truck N' HustleFedEx Ground Truck Routes “ For Sale!” - Spencer Patton | Route Consultant#trucknhustle #trucknhustlepodcastJoin us this fall at Freight Fest, Trucking Conference Of The Year brought to you by Truck N’ Hustle November 4th-6th Houston TX!Special Offer https://freightfest.comSpecial thanks to our sponsors for collaborating with us for the FreightFest 2022. You check our Sponsors on the link below,https://linktr.ee/trucknhustlepodcastWith E-commerce Booming and accounting for 27% of all consumer purchases, the last mile sector has become a particularly attractive part of the log...
2021-10-191h 01
The Podcast That RockedDo MTV VMA’s Matter Anymore? | The Podcast That RockedThe Podcast That Rocked for 9/15/21 ft. Joe Numbas of Wrestling Soup. Talk on MTV’s VMAs being the lowest watched ever but a huge success on social media, Mike Patton cancelling touring for 2021, Corey Taylor calling “Enter Sandman” our generations “Stairway To Heaven”, and more.
2021-09-161h 01
Have You Seen This?Episode 21 - Mission Impossible: Ghost ProtocolThis week on the program your mission if you choose to accept it is to listen to us talk about Mission Impossible: Ghost Protocol. Starring Tom Cruise, Paula Patton, Simon Pegg, Jeremy Renner, and Michael Nyqvist. Directed by Brad Bird.Enjoy the show? Leave us a 5 star rating and review on Apple Podcasts!You can follow us on social media:@SeenThisHaveYou on Twitter@HYSTPodcast on Instagram@HYSTPodcast on Facebook
2021-03-0148 min
Audio Insights by Route ConsultantAudio Insights January 23, 2020In this episode we talk in detail about the future of FedEx, e-commerce, and the related markets. We dive into the rumors about Amazon, Walmart, and Shopify as they relate to FedEx Ground. We also look at the tangible changes contractors are experiencing with 7 Day delivery, the large package network, and SmartPost. Finally we talk about how to value an entity and how valuations have changed since Spencer purchased his first entity in 2013.
2020-01-2333 minAudio Insights by Route ConsultantHow Much Money Can I Make With FedEx Ground?In this quick episode, Spencer Patton—founder and president of Route Consultant—discusses profit margins for both P&D and linehaul FedEx Ground businesses.
2019-08-1201 min
Clubhouse ConversationSpencer PattonSpencer Patton might be a name that the casual Royals fan isn’t familiar with, but it probably won’t stay that way for long. That’s because Patton, who currently serves as Omaha’s closer, has eye popping numbers, including 10 saves, a … Continue reading →
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