Based on the travel photography blog, A Southern Girl’s View. This podcast will share interesting people, places and topics from pets to archaeology, travel to cooking and all the subjects in between. Featuring conversations with interesting people from the life of one of Houston’s most eclectic photographers and travelers.
In today’s episode, I’m sharing a story about the 1914 World Welterweight Boxing Champion, Perry “Ivan” Graves. Graves was born July 11, 1892 in Rock Bluff, Nebraska and died at the age of 71 on July 24, 1963 in Rock Bluff, Nebraska. Listen in as I share the limited history we have of this man and a bit of the background of the once thriving town of Rock Bluff Nebraska.
On this Veterans Day episode, I revisit a blog post I wrote back in 2010 on what this day means to me with a few updates. I share memories of veterans from my childhood, my family, my college days and more recent stories.
Below are links to my previous conversations with military veterans:
Colonel Michael Vaughn, USAF Retired
https://ASouthernGirlsView.podbean.com/e/19-colonel-michael-vaughn-usaf-retired/
LCDR Steven Cooper, USN Retired
https://ASouthernGirlsView.podbean.com/e/22-us-navy-pilot-lcdr-steven-cooper-retired/
Master Sergeant David Rich, 172nd Security Forces Squadron Mississippi
Today on the show, I am chatting with Nat Sheidley, CEO and President of Revolutionary Spaces in Boston
Nat and I chat about his childhood in rural Connecticut, his love of African history, the days he spent living in Cape Town, his path into Colonial American history. Then we dive into the importance of Crispus Attucks and why defining “we the people” is still as complicated today as it was in 1776.
All this and so much more.
I so appreciate Nat taking the time to chat with me today. You can find out more about Revolutionary Spaces and how you can become a member at www.revolutionaryspaces.org
And on social media :
https://www.instagram.com/revspaces/
https://www.facebook.com/RevSpaces/
You can find me on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/asoutherngirlsview
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You can watch the video version of this podcast on my website https://www.asoutherngirlsview.com
Until next time, have a fantastic rest of the day.
Beginning in 1986, Memphis State University (now the University of Memphis) went on an incredible run with 8 consecutive national titles in the sport of Handball. All led by famed Coach Charlie Mazzone.
Today on the show, I am chatting with one of those Memphis State Handball Champions, Mr. Chris Jennings.
Chris and I chat about growing up in Toronto, his young days as an athlete, the majestic lure of Memphis State, his days as a linesman for the Central Hockey League and why he moved back up north to Canada. We also reminisce about the glory days of Memphis State Handball and that little (and somewhat unknown) Memphis State hockey team plus what recipes he’s cooking up during this crazy year.
I so appreciate Chris taking the time out to spend with us today. If you would like to learn more about Chris and his mad cooking skills you can follow him on instagram at https://www.instagram.com/cmjenn53/
And be sure to follow me on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/asoutherngirlsview/
And if you are feeling extra happy today, we would love if you snapped a screen shot of this episode and post it on Instagram stories, tagging both Chris and me. Be sure to tell us what you loved most about this episode.
And if you want to leave us even more love, then hop over to iTunes and leave us a 5 star review or leave us a comment wherever you are listening to this podcast.
You can watch the video version of this podcast on my youtube channel https://youtube.com/c/SandyAdamsSAP
Until next time, have a fantastic rest of the day.
Today on the show, I am chatting with Mr Richard Hyde, the British Consul-General for the South Central United States based in Houston Texas
Richard and I chat about his days growing up in Liverpool, his lifelong obsession with politics, how being a girl dad is his greatest honor, his passion for diversity and how green energy can live side by side with oil & gas. And of course, we discuss how COVID has shaped his job over the past few months.
I so appreciate Richard taking the timeout to chat with me today.You may connect with Richard on twitter at https://www.twitter.com/richardhyde99
You can find me on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/asoutherngirlsview/
To watch the video version https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLa_MfrZbfCsJJFN7vMLCbFszmjGS7-aox
Today on the show I am chatting with former Librarian, Mona Batchelor. She’s a hometown girl with a zest for the best life has to offer.
From her roots in small town Tennessee to New Orleans and back, and virtually to towns across China, she is educating the world both virtually and by living life on her terms.
Mona and I chat about growing up in a small Tennessee town, her current job with VIP Kid teaching English virtually in the heart of China. We talk about the early days of the pandemic and how she has designed the life she wants even after retirement.
I so appreciate Mona taking the timeout to chat with me this today. If you want to learn more about Mona and all her interests, you can find her on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/hikinglibrarian and can find me on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/asoutherngirlsview
Today we are kicking off season 3 of A Southern Girl’s View podcast with educator, political activist, politician and my college political science professor, Dr. George Kieh, Jr.
George and I chat about his long path from growing up in the Firestone district of Liberia to his current position at TSU. We talk about the inspiration for his political activism that began in his childhood, his days as a political prisoner, his Liberian presidential campaign run in 2005, and of course, our early days at Memphis State and exactly why our class was the best he’s ever had.
Hello everyone
I’m Sandy Adams, the host of the podcast A Southern Girl’s View.
Growing up in the south, the best part of the summer was the late nights sitting outside on the front porch listening to my mom and my aunts laugh and tell stories about their childhood. Those were some of the best evenings when life was simple and the only thing to focus on was catching fireflies at dusk.
Those conversations and that summer feeling was pretty much my inspiration for this podcast.
I’m thrilled to announce Season 3 of A Southern Girl’s View podcast. I set the bar high last season with a wide variety of guests and subjects ranging from military experts in nuclear energy to conversations with my cousin sam about California living and baseball.
This new season will be even more exciting with a wide range of interesting people from all parts of the country and around the world. From Memphis State Handball to the Republic of Liberia, from the small towns of West Tennessee to the outposts of the British Government.
So friends, sit A SPELL, fix yourself a glass of ICED TEA AND LISTEN IN ON SOME THOUGHTFUL, AND AT TIMES FUNNY, CONVERSATIONS.
Season 3 of kicks off with my first guest and former mentor Dr. George Kieh, politician, author, political scientist and former presidential candidate for the The Republic of Liberia.
So mark your calendars, Season 3 premiers Wed Oct 7, 2020
You can listen and subscribe at asoutherngirlsview.com/podcast and on apple podcasts, spotify or wherever you listen to podcasts.
Remember Season 3 premiers this Wed October 7
Today on the show I am chatting with Adventure and Vow’s Traci Edwards, she’s an elopement photographer based in Arizona who travels to the Pacific Northwest, Southern California, Southern Utah and Iceland for elopements.
Traci and I chat about her roots in North Carolina, her road path to Arizona, living in a van with a cat and what she’s learned along the way. For any of you out there looking for more out of life, then Traci’s story is especially for you. We also delve into the emotional freedom that an elopement adventure wedding can have. Who doesn't love less stress and more love?!
There you have it friends. What an inspiring conversation I had with Traci! The biggest thing I have learned from Traci is that life is all about what you make it and what you put into it. Dreams don’t have to be scary and that there is never a better time than right now to follow your passions to a happier future.
I so appreciate Traci taking the timeout to chat with me this today. If you want to connect with Traci you can find her on social media, especially Instagram at www.instagram.com/adventureandvow and on her website www.adventureandvow.com.
You can find me on Instagram at www.instagram.com/asoutherngirlsview as well
And if you are feeling extra, we would love if you snapped a screen shot of this episode and posted it on Instagram stories, tagging both Traci and myself and telling us what you loved most about this episode.
And if you want to leave us even more love, then hop over to iTunes and leave us a 5 star review or leave us a comment wherever you are listening to this podcast or watching it on youtube.
Until next time, have a fantastic rest of the day.
Today on the show, I am chatting with Kate Gunderson, an Aerospace Engineer with NASA, the Johnson Space Center here in Houston
Kate and I talk about her roots in North Dakota, her lifelong dream to work at NASA, how running has done more than just build her endurance, her quest to be an astronaut and what role she will play later this month on May 27, when astronauts will life off from US soil for the first time in almost 9 years.
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Friends, Thank you so much for sharing this past hour (more or less) with Kate and I.
For those wishing to connect with Kate, you can find her on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/ndakota_kate
and you can find her on her blog at https://katelyngunderson.com/
I most appreciate you listening in today and hopefully, learning something new as well.
If you are not yet subscribed then head over to iTunes or wherever you listen to podcasts to subscribe so you do not miss any of the upcoming episodes.
If you are feeling extra warm and fuzzy today please share this podcast with your family, friends and anyone else that might enjoy our conversations. And please don’t forget to leave us a review on iTunes.
Until next time, have a fantastic rest of the day!
Today on the show I am chatting with Houston-based Wildlife Photographer & Safari & Custom Trip Guide, Mr. Andy Biggs.
Andy is an avid adventurer, conservationist, teacher and outdoor photographer whose images celebrate the African landscape and its rich wildlife, people and culture.
Andy and I talk about his path from Silicon Valley to the awe-inspiring and magical Serengeti, the lure of the African landscape, the importance of storytelling and how black and white photography pushed him ahead of the pack. So Stay tuned.
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For those wishing to connect with Andy, see his incredible images of Africa or find out more about his Safaris and Custom Trips you can get all that and more on his website andybiggs.com
If you want to connect with him on Instagram you can find him at andy_biggs_safaris
Friends, Thank you so much for sharing this past hour (more or less) with Andy and I.
If you really enjoyed this episode please consider leaving us a 5 star review over on iTunes. Simply search for the show, then ratings and reviews then select leave a review. It’s really that simple.
I most appreciate you listening in today and hopefully, learning something new as well.
If you are feeling extra warm and fuzzy today please share this podcast with your family, friends and anyone else that might enjoy our conversations.
Until next time, have a fantastic rest of the day!
Today on the show, I am chatting with a long-time friend from high school, Master Sergeant David Rich from the 172nd Security Forces Squadron out of Mississippi
David and I talk about growing up in Tennessee, his path from army to Air Force, his deployment days, his love of UT football (Tennessee not Texas) and his obsession with Nascar and what makes it so enthralling.
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Friends, Thank you so much for sharing this past hour (more or less) with David and I.
We most appreciate you listening in today and hopefully, learning something new as well.
If you are not yet subscribed then head over to iTunes or wherever you listen to podcasts to subscribe so you do not miss any of the upcoming episodes.
If you are feeling extra warm and fuzzy today please share this podcast with your family, friends and anyone else that might enjoy our conversations. And please don’t forget to leave us a review on iTunes.
Until next time, have a fantastic rest of the day!
Today on the show, I am chatting with Mr. Murilo Queiroz. Murilo is a native of Brazil, but he now calls Houston home.
Murilo and I talk about growing up in Brazil and his later years in Angola, the lure of America, his family tradition in oil and gas, and his very interesting and unique path to immigration.
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To find out more about the Immigration Route EB-5 https://www.uscis.gov/eb-5
To discover more about JS101 visit the website https://www.js101.org
Friends, Thank you so much for sharing this past hour (more or less) with Murilo and I.
If you really enjoyed this episode please consider leaving us a 5 star review over on iTunes. Simply search for the show, then ratings and reviews then select leave a review. It’s really that simple.
I most appreciate you listening in today and hopefully, learning something new as well.
If you are not yet subscribed then head over to iTunes or wherever you listen to podcasts to subscribe so you do not miss any of the upcoming episodes.
If you are feeling extra warm and fuzzy today please share this podcast with your family, friends and anyone else that might enjoy our conversations.
Until next time, have a fantastic rest of the day!
Today on the show, I am chatting with Dr. Dirk Van Tuerenhout, a curator of Anthropology at the Houston Museum of Natural Science.
Dirk and I talk about his childhood in Belgium, his love affair with the Aztec and Maya, the lure of the Big Easy and a little lady named Lucy and her connection to my pup.
Friends, Thank you so much for sharing this past hour (more or less) with Dirk and I.
For those wishing to connect with Dirk, you can find the Houston Museum of Natural Science online at hmns.org as well as all their social media channels as well.
Dirk can be reached direct at dirk@hmns.org
I most appreciate you listening in today and hopefully, learning something new as well.
If you are not yet subscribed then head over to iTunes or wherever you listen to podcasts to subscribe so you do not miss any of the upcoming episodes.
If you are feeling extra warm and fuzzy today please share this podcast with your family, friends and anyone else that might enjoy our conversations. And please don’t forget to leave us a review on iTunes.
You can connect with me on Instagram @ASouthernGirlsView or @sap_houston or @sap_portraits
On Facebook @asoutherngirlsview or @sap.houston or @sandyadamsphotography
Today on the show, I am chatting with yet another old college buddy of mine, Mr. Donnie Young. Donnie is a musician and a business owner based in the Yucatan Peninsula’s Puerto Aventuras.
Donnie and I talk about his early days in Memphis, how Christmas caroling propelled him into the music industry, his days trimming trees, his IT job in Denver and how even a simple trip to burning man has set him up for success.
Well it is that time again and another episode is ending.
For those wishing to connect with Donnie and learn more about his music and or his bar. You can find him
Website https://www.donnieyoungmusic.com
His bar is Nauti Burro https://www.facebook.com/nautiburroPA
You can purchase his latest album “Don’t follow me I’m Lost” on his website and you can also find all the links to his music social media accounts as well.
I will be sure to put all these links in my show notes. And for those wishing to connect with me, you can find me on Instagram & Facebook @asoutherngirlsview
Be sure to subscribe to this show wherever you listen to podcasts
The video version of this podcast is on my youtube channel at sandyadamscompany
Friends, Thank you so much for sharing this past hour (more or less) with Donnie and I. We most appreciate you listening in and hopefully, learning something new as well. If you are feeling extra warm and fuzzy today please share this podcast with your family, friends and anyone else that might enjoy our conversations. And please don’t forget to leave us a review on iTunes.
And we would most appreciate a review on itunes
Until next time, have a fantastic rest of the day!
Today on the show, Sandy is chatting with Dr. Sushma Jansari, a curator with the British Museum in London, England.
They talk about working during a pandemic, growing up in England, the brilliance of hairspray (the product not the movie), her dream podcast guest and just what exactly keeps her busy.
For all my listeners out there, Sushma and I met last fall here in Houston. I was working with local non-profit, Archaeology Now, and we brought her over to Houston to give a talk about the Kama Sutra - challenging the stereotypes of this ancient Indian Sanskrit text.
Brief & broad summary of conversation,
Sushma’s Social Media Links
Website https://www.thewonderhouse.co.uk
Twitter https://www.twitter.com/sushmajansari
Twitter https://www.twitter.com/thewonderhouse
Instagram https://www.instagram.com/sushmajansari
Youtube > https://www.youtube.com/user/ssjan72697/featured
Today on the show, I am chatting with another old college buddy of mine, Mr. Todd Evans. He is the Director of Professional Development with ProLiteracy based out of Syracuse NY.
Todd and I talk about our college days at Memphis State and how they prepared us for who we are today, his desire to educate the voting population, and how we as a community, can help adults learn to read. And for me, Adult Literacy is a very personal topic.
There is an estimated 36 million adults in the U.S.—and almost 800 million worldwide—struggle with basic reading, writing and math skills. These individuals struggle daily to read a menu, fill out a job application, or even read a bedtime story to their children. ProLiteracy removes the hurdles that stand in the way of their goals.
ProLiteracy is the largest adult literacy and basic education membership organization in the nation, they believe that a safer, stronger, and more sustainable society starts with an educated adult population.
For more than 60 years, ProLiteracy has been working across the globe to change lives and communities through the power of literacy.
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Friends I really hope you enjoyed today’s conversation with Mr. Todd Evans. We both really appreciate you taking the time out today to listen in on our conversation.
You can find out more about ProLiteracy and how you can get involved at their website proliteracy.org
I have more interesting conversations coming up in the next few days and weeks. And as a reminder if you Are not already subscribed to my podcast, I want to encourage you to do that today. I really don’t want you to miss a single episode. You can subscribe at asoutherngirlsview.podbean.com or on Apple Podcasts or iTunes at A Southern Girl’s View with Sandy Adams. You can also find me on iheart radio and Google Play Music.
And if you’re feeling extra warm and fuzzy, I would be so grateful if you left me a review over on iTunes, as well. Those reviews help other people find my podcast and they’re also fun for me to go in and read. You can click the link in the show notes or go to iTunes find my podcast, then select “Ratings and Reviews” and “Write a Review” and let me know what your favorite part of the podcast is. Until next time, stay safe and have a fantastic rest of the day.
Today on the show, I am chatting with my old college buddy, retired navy pilot Lt Commander Steven Cooper, call sign “Booger”. I…. on the other hand, have only known him simply as Coop.
We talk about our college days at Memphis State, traveling the world, living in Italy during a pandemic, riding a camel even and his good ole flying days in the United States Navy that sometimes even resembled a blockbuster movie.
Friends I really hope you enjoyed today’s conversation with retired Lt Cmd Steven Cooper. We both really appreciate you taking the time today to listen in to our conversation.
I have more interesting conversations coming up in the next few days and weeks. And as a reminder if you Are not already subscribed to my podcast, I want to encourage you to do that today. I really don’t want you to miss a single episode. You can subscribe at asoutherngirlsview.podbean.com or on Apple Podcasts or iTunes at A Southern Girl’s View with Sandy Adams. You can also find me on iheart radio and Google Play Music.
And if you’re feeling extra warm and fuzzy, I would be so grateful if you left me a review over on iTunes, as well. Those reviews help other people find my podcast and they’re also fun for me to go in and read. You can click the link in the show notes or go to iTunes find my podcast, then select “Ratings and Reviews” and “Write a Review” and let me know what your favorite part of the podcast is. Until next time, stay safe and have a fantastic rest of the day.
Today on the show I am chatting with Boston real estate guru, Mr. Collin Bray. We talk innovative ways to use social media to market your business, the beauty of Boston and the Back Bay, a little bit of sports and his phenomenal James Bond research skills.
You can follow Collin on Instagram at @collinbray or contact him direct through his website at www.collinbray.com
For those wanting to see Collin’s mad instagram stories skills, you can follow him @collinbray
I have more interesting conversations coming up in the next few days and weeks. And as a reminder if you Are not already subscribed to my podcast, I want to encourage you to do that today. I really don’t want you to miss a single episode. You can subscribe at asoutherngirlsview.podbean.com or on Apple Podcasts or iTunes at A Southern Girl’s View with Sandy Adams. You can also find me on iheart radio and Google Play Music.
And if you’re feeling extra warm and fuzzy, I would be so grateful if you left me a review over on iTunes, as well. Those reviews help other people find my podcast and they’re also fun for me to go in and read. You can click the link in the show notes or go to iTunes find my podcast, then select “Ratings and Reviews” and “Write a Review” and let me know what your favorite part of the podcast is. Until next time, stay safe and have a fantastic rest of the day.
You can find me on Instagram @sap_houston @sap_portraits @asoutherngirlsview @lucys_tales
And on twitter at @sandyadams_co
Today on the show I am catching up with former University of Memphis Tiger basketball Hall of Famer, Antonio Anderson. We talk about growing up in Lynn Massachusetts, the thrill of basketball, coaching in his hometown and his love affair with the city of Memphis. And yes, we even chat about THAT game. You know the one… on April 7, 2008.
During his playing career at Memphis, he helped lead the Tigers to a combined four-year record of 137 wins to 14 losses. Anderson, along with 2 other Memphis seniors, Robert Dozier and Chance McGrady, finished his career at Memphis with the most wins as a player in NCAA men’s basketball history.
A 6ft 6 guard who took incredible pride in his defense, he graduated from the University of Memphis in 2009. And today coaches a state-winning high school basketball in his hometown of Lynn, Massachusetts.
Friends, thank you for joining me and Antonio today. We both so appreciate you taking the time out to catch up with him. I believe that I can speak on behalf of all Tiger fans across the globe in saying that we will be rooting for you, Antonio, in a career that we are sure will continue to amaze us.
If you want to keep up with Antonio, you can follow him on Twitter at @toneanderson5
I have more interesting conversations coming up in the next few days and weeks. And as a reminder if you Are not already subscribed to my podcast, I want to encourage you to do that today. I really don’t want you to miss a single episode. You can subscribe at asoutherngirlsview.podbean.com or on Apple Podcasts or iTunes at A Southern Girl’s View with Sandy Adams. You can also find me on iheart radio and Google Play Music.
If you’re feeling extra warm and fuzzy, I would be so grateful if you left me a review over on iTunes, as well. Those reviews help other people find my podcast and they’re also fun for me to go in and read. Leave a review and let me know what your favorite part of the podcast is.
And for those out there that want to follow me on twitter you can find me at @sandyadams_co I talk a little bit about my work, some about my dogs and a whole lot about Memphis sports. Until next time, stay safe and have a fantastic rest of the day.
Today on the show I am talking with Colonel Michael Vaughn, United States Air Force Retired. We talk 30 years in the military, ICBM missiles, Strategic Air Command and the cold war. Colonel Vaughn retired from the United States Air Force in 2010 concluding a 30 year career in the military. He started off as an ICBM launch officer in South Dakota and concluded his long career as Chief of Nuclear Operations at Offutt Air Force Base in Bellevue Nebraska.
I have more interesting conversations coming up in the next few days and weeks. As a reminder if you are not already subscribed to my podcast, I want to encourage you to do that today. I really don’t want you to miss a single episode. You can subscribe at asoutherngirlsview.podbean.com or on Apple Podcasts or iTunes at A Southern Girl’s View with Sandy Adams. You can also find me on iheart radio and Google Play Music.
And if you’re feeling extra warm and fuzzy, I would be so grateful if you left me a review over on iTunes, as well. Those reviews help other people find my podcast and they’re also fun for me to go in and read. You can go to itunes here, then select “Ratings and Reviews” and “Write a Review” and let me know what your favorite part of the podcast is. Until next time, stay safe and have a fantastic rest of the day.
Today, I sat down with California girl, and my cousin, Sam. We talk pandemic, southern traditions, biscuits, a little baseball, and so, so much more.
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In this episode, I discuss basketball and culture in Memphis Tennessee. For more about me and my businesses visit https://www.sandy-adams.com
Sandy kicks off season 2 of A Southern Girl's View podcast interviewing Carol Firmin - a mom, wife, daughter and cardiac arrest survivor thanks to CPR. For more information about cardiac arrest, heart disease in women and where you can learn CPR plus all the facts, etc go to www.heart.org or www.goredforwomen.org
Sandy is a 19 year volunteer with the American Heart Association and photographs the Bay Area Galveston's yearly Heart Ambassadors and Female Heart Survivor Honorees.
In this episode, Sandy sits down with Angolan high jumper, Ulika Costa to discuss what he loves about his home country, living in the states now and all those special dance moves of him.
If you loved this episode, remember to subscribe on apple podcast, itunes and iheart radio so you don't miss any of the exciting upcoming episodes.
Sandy explores the personal world of infertility and one woman's journey to conceive her son. 1 in 8 women will experience some type of infertility and yet it is a subject that is not discussed as much as it should be.
This week Sandy interviews Joe Montalbano, a 4th generation Italian American whose great grandfather, Francesco Montalbano, immigrated to America in the late 1800s and made his way to Houston where he founded Montalbano Lumber in 1900. Francesco started a lumber dynasty all from the humble beginnings of selling firewood. But Francesco was not alone, and the Montalbano wives were also instrumental in the building of this Houston dynasty. For more information and where you can buy all your house project materials, as well as lumber, visit their website at www.montalbanolumber.com If you enjoyed this podcast, we would love a review!
In today's episode, Sandy talks with Valerie McNeil, a former Lockheed Martin Test Director based at Johnson Space Center in Houston. Valerie grew up in the small impoverished Floridian town of Casselberry, outside of Orlando, moved with her family to a Houston suburb at the age of 16, then went on to have a career in a field that she never, ever dreamed of. Valerie’s story is one of unimaginable experiences and a few humorous NASA stories but it is also an awe-inspiring picture of a wife, and mom of 2 boys by night and a valued asset to the space industry during the day. Her career path was not what most would have ever expected or guessed, but it is one of taking chances and simply saying “why not?!” She was a woman in a man’s world, but that never ever stopped her from pushing herself to do more, be more and along the way being an incredible role model to her 2 boys. Please consider leaving me a review on Itunes, also your favorite part of the podcast and a little love for Valerie - direct to Itunes
Sandy talks to Houston-based businessman/trainer and part-time rescue diver, Steve Hiner. To find more out about CPR training and how you can get trained in your area, please visit www.redcross.org or www.heart.org You may be all that stands between someone living and dying.
In this episode, Sandy chats with one of the founders of Vinyl Draught Radio, Doug Meisinger. They talk shoveling snow, snakes, living hard and Frank Zappa. Plus a little about the music industry today.
To find out more about Vinyl Draught Radio please visit the website at www.vinyldraughtradio.com or you can find them on social media at Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, Soundcloud, and itunes.
