Hi friends, I’m Kathryn Good, and welcome back to A Good Pour! Today’s episode was extra special because I was joined by two amazing young women who are already making waves in their college journeys and future careers in marketing.
In this episode of A Good Pour, I had the pleasure of sitting down with Dillon Lamberth, a guy who wears two big hats—Assistant Vice President at Farmers Bank in Portland and County Commissioner for District 4 in Sumner County. His heart for this community shines through, whether he’s at the bank helping someone get their first home loan or making decisions that affect the county’s future.
Hey friends, it’s Kathryn Good here, and I’m so excited to introduce you to Amy Gleaves, a life coach from Gallatin who’s been changing lives in and far beyond our community. Amy has this incredible way of helping people see the potential in themselves and make real, lasting change.
n a world where leadership means facing tough decisions and navigating uncharted waters, Erin Birch shines as a beacon of hope and resilience. As CEO of United Way of Sumner County, Erin blends compassion, strategic thinking, and an unwavering commitment to helping others.
Welcome back to A Good Pour! I’m your host, Kathryn Good, and today I’m excited to introduce Bethany Van Meter, the heart behind Reading with River. If you’re new to this podcast, the way we choose guests is through recommendations from previous guests who are making a difference.
Today, I’m excited to introduce Heather McCroskey, the creative powerhouse behind Sign Gypsies Nashville. Heather’s journey from event planning to lighting up neighborhoods with her joyful, celebratory signs is all about passion, perseverance, and a sprinkle of chaos.
In the heart of Gallatin, Tennessee, where community ties run deep, Dr. Andy Reed isn’t just a pediatric dentist—he’s a beloved figure who’s making a lasting impact. His story is one of passion, purpose, and building something bigger than a business.
Welcome back to A Good Pour! I’m Kathryn Good, and today I’m excited to bring you a conversation with Jason Elkins, founder of 100 Cups Consulting. If you haven’t heard his name whispered around town yet, you’re in for a treat.
Life can take unexpected turns, but sometimes those detours lead us exactly where we’re meant to be. For Bethany Sullivan, her journey from regional director at Workforce Essentials to assistant director at Gallatin Shalom Zone (GZS) is a story of resilience, passion, and a commitment to community.
Welcome back to A Good Pour! I’m Kathryn Good, and today’s conversation is a special one. We’re diving into the heart of a truly inspiring story—one that shows how small beginnings can lead to incredible change.
