In the heart of Sumner County, something truly special has been happening over the past decade. Quietly, steadily, lives have been changed, friendships have formed, and a community built around faith and connection has flourished.
Welcome back to A Good Pour! I’m Kathryn Good, and today, we’re shining a light on someone who’s making waves in our community—Kate Ritchie, the powerhouse behind Habitat for Humanity of Sumner County.
Hey there! Welcome back to A Good Pour, where we get to share stories about the good work happening all around us. Today, I’m so excited to introduce you to Emma and Fabi, the visionaries behind The Collab—a space that’s all about women supporting women, right here in Hendersonville.
Welcome back to A Good Pour! I’m Katherine Good, and today we’re diving into the basics of marketing—what it is, why it matters, and how to do it well. Whether you’re a small business owner or just getting started, understanding the core principles of marketing can help you connect with your audience, grow your brand, and make a real impact.
At A Good Pour, we’re all about celebrating good work in our community. In this episode, I sat down with Becca Fitts, owner of Bit O’ Heaven Catering, to hear her heartwarming journey from corporate restaurants to running a family-driven catering business right here in Gallatin.
Welcome back to A Good Pour! I’m Katherine Good, and this year, we’re doing something a little different. Along with our usual episodes, I want to take some time to highlight simple ideas and practices that have been working for me—whether in business or life—and that could inspire you as well.
On this episode of A Good Pour, I had the privilege of sitting down with Randy Nash, owner of Sumner Funeral and Cremation. Randy’s deep connection to our community and dedication to serving families with care and compassion were evident throughout our conversation.
Welcome back to A Good Pour! I’m Katherine Good, and today, I have the pleasure of chatting with one of my favorite community leaders, Eric Thornton. Eric is a local realtor, co-founder of B3 (Business Bonding and Beer), and an active force in both Gallatin and beyond. I’ve known Eric for a few years now, and I can honestly say his passion for building relationships and creating community is unmatched.
I’m Katherine Good, your host, and today I had the pleasure of chatting with Charles Alexander, the director of the Small Business Development Center (SBDC) here in Gallatin. Charles is an incredible resource for small business owners and aspiring entrepreneurs.
On this heartwarming episode of A Good Pour, I sat down with three close friends, Erin Birch, Katherine Louw, and Liz Shea, to explore a tradition that has shaped our lives: selecting a Word of the Year. This practice has been a source of focus, growth, and reflection, helping us align our goals with purpose and faith.
