5 Good Reasons To Host Your Own Show
5 GOOD REASONS TO HOST YOUR OWN SHOW
“If I could help you by getting you in front of the business owners that you would like to be doing business with – rapidly, would it be worth you coming to the studio once or twice a month or once a week to sit in front of those people and have them as a captive audience? ”
- GROW YOUR BUSINESS BY SPENDING QUALITY FACE-TO- FACE TIME WITH KEY BUSINESS LEADERS AND DECISION MAKERS … You will get in front of the people you want to meet, quicker and easier than you could anywhere else, to create those warm relationships that lead to new business.
- MARKET YOUR COMPANY … We are the nation’s fastest-growing B2B Radio Network. Reach an engaged audience that is interested in what you have to say.
- CREATE DIGITAL CONTENT … You’ll never lack for interesting, relevant and informative content for your company’s website and social media platforms ever again.
- GIVE BACK TO THE BUSINESS COMMUNITY … You have an effective forum to give a “voice” to other businesses and organizations, to allow them to share their great work.
- BECOME AN AUTHORITY IN YOUR MARKET … You may already be an “expert” in your field, but you instantly become an “authority” when you have your own show. Perception is a reality. Separate yourself from your competitors based on your expertise.
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This Just In Summer HITs
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Justin Barnes and This Just In Live from Atlanta for his Summer HITs, discussing trends in healthcare, health IT, strategies and best practices.
Featured Guests
From Around The Business RadioX ® Network
SBBV Ep 10: Transformative Touch Wellness
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Guest:
Alexcis Lopez, Owner
A Transformative Touch Wellness Center
1735 East Ft Lowell Rd, #5
Tucson, AZ 85719
(520) 690-6576
Alexcis@alexcislopez.com
alexcislopez.com
SOCIAL MEDIA: Amazon | Facebook | Instagram |
The owner of A Transformative Touch Wellness Center since 2006, Alexcis brings holistic healing to the root causes of emotional, mental, and physical traumas. She is passionate about exploring alternate healing and spiritual traditions and has traveled the world to study with indigenous teachers and healers. These experiences led Alexcis to create the powerful and life-changing RESET TherapyTM model, which stands for Regressive Emotional Shame Eliminating Trance Therapy. Alexcis leads Ayahausca Retreats in Rocky Point and is herself a practitioner of visionary plant medicine.
Alexcis is also the best selling author of From Anxious to Awesome, which is available on Amazon. She writes and speaks on the topics of Feelings, Consciousness, and Connection, and has been published on CNN, Elephant Journal, Huffington Post, and Quartz. She most recently discussed the art of Self-Centered Living in the July edition of Natural Awakenings magazine.
About Your Host, Stephanie Rising
A business coach and author, Stephanie Rising has helped over 100 small business owners achieve greater proficiency, profitability, and sanity. She specializes in navigating the complexities of family-owned companies and partnerships with 5 to 25 employees. An expert small business advocate, she provides objective problem solving and accountability that has led many of her clients to award-winning achievement. Her clients have represented a total of over $60M in annual revenues and 1,000 employees.
Stephanie specializes in DISC behavioral analysis and her book, DISC: Leverage Your Nature, Increase Your Sales, is available on Amazon. She outlines step-by-step tactics for building a marketing plan that is sustainable for each reader’s personality and speaks to their specific target market. Stephanie has led numerous well-received workshops on DISC-based marketing and applying behavioral analysis in business.
As an extension of her belief in promoting an educated and healthy community, Stephanie is a monthly sponsor of Youth On Their Own, which provides stipends, supplies, and mentorship to Tucson teens who are homeless through no fault of their own. She also supports Temwani Children’s Foundation, which provides education, food, and hope to orphaned children impoverished by the effects of HIV/AIDS in Lusaka, Zambia in Africa.
Stephanie’s podcast, Small Biz, Big Voices, is broadcast monthly on Tucson Business Radio X. Show notes, interview questions and additional coaching tips can be found on her Small Biz, Big Voices Facebook page.
Stephanie is available for executive team coaching, strategic planning retreats, and public speaking.
Ask the Gals:19th Amendment a Watershed Moment Ep 9
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Guests:
Susan Black
League of Women Voters of Greater Tucson
800 North Swan Road, Suite 126
Tucson, AZ 86719
520-339-4243
Seblack451@gmail.com
http://lwvgt.org/
SOCIAL MEDIA: LinkedIn |
Susan Black joined the League of Women Voters of Evanston, Illinois in May 2008. She served as President of the LWV Evanston from 2010-2013 while working full-time at Northwestern University supporting academic and research program development. She relocated to Tucson in April 2018 and has always believed in giving back to her community through volunteer work ranging from an annual celebration of the arts to welcome in the new year to serve on various academic advisory boards. Susan received her M.S. in Organization Development from Loyola University Chicago in June 1998. She joined the League of Women Voters of Greater Tucson in April 2018. She currently serves as Program Officer for the LWV Greater Tucson and is co-chair of the Voter Education Program committee.
Questions / Topics:
How the 19th Amendment being passed is a watershed moment for legal rights in general for women
We will bring up a number of historical markers – like women opening bank accounts under their own name, getting loans, etc. and how it affected them running their own businesses.
Vivian Harte
League of Women Voters of Greater Tucson
800 North Swan Road, Suite 126
Tucson, AZ 86719
520-883-8880
Vivian.harte@gmail.com
http://lwvgt.org/
SOCIAL MEDIA: Facebook |
Vivian Harte is currently the President of the League of Women Voters of Greater Tucson. She was formerly the Membership Chair and the Secretary to the Board for the local League. She is also serving on the Board of the Arizona League of Women Voters. She teaches online courses in assertiveness, self-confidence, and teamwork. She taught Women in Society classes at Pima Community College for 10 years and classes on writing and critical thinking at the University of Phoenix for 4 years. She has been an advocate for solar energy and served for years on the Tucson/Pima County Metropolitan Energy Commission. She was the Chair of Concerned Arizonans for Renewable Energy (CARE) that took solar and energy conservation legislation to the state legislature and she also was the Chair of the Arizona Solar Energy Association in the 1990s. Vivian has two children, one who is the Director of a Program at Eller College at the University of Arizona, and one who is teaching at a high school in China. She lives in Tucson with her husband, brother, three dogs and two cats.
Jennifer Dawson
League of Women Voters of Greater Tucson
800 North Swan Road, Suite 126
Tucson, AZ 86719
520-219-6738
MJenniferDawson@LWVGT.com
Vivian.harte@gmail.com
http://lwvgt.org/
Hosts:
Too Busy Gals
(520) 990-2107
Jessica Badowski is the owner and founder of Tucson based Too Busy Gals. Too Busy Gals was established in 2008 in Ohio and moved to Arizona in 2011. It was established as a business to the business service provider after multiple requests for assistance with social media, branding, and marketing from peer business owners. After 20+ years in non-profit management and anti-poverty social work, Jessica decided to break out and start her own business. In 2008, it became quickly apparent the need for high-quality education and coaching social media services were exploding. After 3 years working with national partners in marketing and social media, Too Busy Gals began developing its own roster of clients. Current clientele ranges from a local manufacturing company, land developer, Moroccan artisan e-commerce business, to NYT Bestselling author, and non-profit serving breast cancer survivors.
Too Busy Gals is very active in the local Tucson business community. Currently, Legacy Partners of Local First Arizona, strategic partners with Tucson Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, Marana Chamber of Commerce, and Vail Chamber of Commerce. Charity and volunteer work has been a passion of Jessica’s and is a central part of Too Busy Gals business model. Currently, Too Busy Gals is part of 100+Women Who Care Tucson, eWomen Network Foundation sponsor, and partner with Big Hearts, Helping Hands Arizona Secret Santa program.
Lisa Benson joined Too Busy Gals in October 2017. Her role is community outreach and connecting local businesses to the training and coaching services Too Busy Gals offers. With a background in event planning, marketing, and advertising research, and extensive marketing experience in networking environments, she ensures Too Busy Gals meets the needs of the Tucson business community. As an active 4-H mom and owner of dogs, birds, rabbits, chickens, pigeons, quail and recently a cat, she is an avid animal enthusiast.
Lisa Benson born in Phoenix, AZ and grew up in the small, farming community of Buckeye, AZ. Both sides of my family worked in farming Cotton, Alfalfa, and cattle, had huge vegetable gardens, lots of chickens and an occasional pig or goat. That would seem a long way from what you do now Lisa? She graduated from the University of Arizona in 1999 with a Bachelor’s degree in Marketing. She and her husband were married in 2000, and you have lots of dogs, a cat, several rabbits, chickens, pigeons, quail, cockatiels, tortoises, and fish! and your daughter raises rabbits, quail, chickens, and pigeons for the Pima County 4H program and competes in shows all over Arizona and the big show is the Pima County Fair in April. I guess you can take the Farm Girl out of Buckeye but not for life or your daughters for that matter,
Lisa likes to keep busy, being recently nominated for the board at the Greater Vail Area Chamber of Commerce and will add that to my busy life of work with Too Busy Gals and volunteering as the Rabbit Coordinator for Pima County 4H and The Club Leader and Rabbit Leader of the Little Rascals 4H club in Vail.
The Arizona 100: Preview of the September 12 Issue
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The Arizona 100
The Arizona 100 is a twice-monthly digital publication that provides quick and concise, yet thorough, news of the people, events, activities and news shaping Arizona. Each of the 100-word stories or 100-second videos focus on the arts, entertainment, history and restaurants to business news, management, healthcare and real estate.
The Arizona 100 has international and national “100” partner markets, which publish any article/ video upon request providing a combined reach of more than 300,000 readers across 15 markets.
The Arizona 100 is a project of HMA Public Relations, a full-service public relations and marketing communications firm in Phoenix.
To subscribe to The Arizona 100, visit thearizona100.com. Submit story ideas to editor@thearizona100.com
Nancy Shenker with theONswitch, Sarah Dawn with Sarah Dawn Consulting
Nancy Shenker
Nancy Shenker is CEO & Founder of theONswitch and nunu ventures. theONswitch is a different kind of marketing and branding company. Serving as a full-service strategic marketing department, they’re focused on innovative ideas and fast, significant results.
Nancy founded theONswitch in 2003 after leaving the C-suite of major brand companies. Over the past 16 years, she and her virtual team of marketing superheros have been creating tipping point moments for 100s of businesses, helping them launch, scale, and rebrand. Nancy also runs nunu ventures, a publishing and media company. She has written four books and produces five blogs — on topics ranging from multigenerational collaboration to human aspects of technology to business travel.
Connect with Nancy Shenker on LinkedIn and Facebook, and follow theONswitch on LinkedIn, Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.
Sarah Dawn
Sarah Dawn specializes in coaching entrepreneurs and small business owners to design a business that works FOR them. Whether the it’s a start up, or scaling to the next level, she can help you grow your organization in a way that meets your lifestyle goals, and is sustainable for the long haul.
Sarah is an attorney and entrepreneur who has built 7-figure businesses from the ground up. She has the technical, legal, and networking know-how to strategically design a power house biz! With that, she’s MOST interested in helping you design a business that you truly LOVE, and provides the lifestyle you dream of!
She knows what it’s like to create a business based in reaction mode and overwhelm. She also knows what it’s like to reject that model, connect with what’s true to yourself, and demand what you really want from your life and business. THIS is where you truly shine, have the most to offer, have the highest potential for PROFITS! Seeing her clients achieve these things in their own life and business completely lights her soul.
Connect with Sarah Dawn on her website LinkedIn, and follow Sarah Dawn Consulting on Facebook and Instagram.
BRX Pro Tip: Partnering with Other Media
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BRX Pro Tip: Partnering with Other Media Transcript
Stone Payton: [00:00:01] And we are back with Business RadioX Pro Tip. Stone Payton and Lee Kantor here with you. Lee, let’s talk about this idea of supporting and celebrating, actually, partnering with other media in your community.
Lee Kantor: [00:00:13] Right. This is something that you shouldn’t be afraid to partner with what some people might can consider competitors. Other podcasters, newspapers, blogs, radio stations, TV stations, magazines, newspapers, all those people are out there. You can look at them, on one hand, as competitors because you’re kind of vying for maybe some of the same advertising dollar, but they’re really not because they’re all doing something a little different, and you’re doing something in a way that none of them are doing the work that you do. So, I say invite them on a show. Bring on a podcaster, a business blogger, a magazine, or a newspaper, and let them talk about their work. Bring in a columnist, or an editor, or somebody like that and give them a chance to tell their story. Maybe they have a conference. Maybe they’re working on an event that you can partner up with.
Stone Payton: [00:01:05] Well, and look at the positioning that that provides for you when you are the person, you are the gracious person that has brought them into your house. You’re supporting, and celebrating them, and giving them that platform. As I’ve said for years, Lee, serve your competitors, and you won’t have any.
