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Welcome to the third episode of the Move the Needle podcast! This week, we're coming to you from Foothills Golf Club in Ahwatukee with some fantastic guests.
First, we welcome Kim Tarnopolski of 100+ Women Who Care Valley of the Sun. She explains their giving circles and how they're able to give $10K to local charities four times a year.
Then we sit down with two of the women whose charities were direct beneficiaries of 100+ Women Who Care Valley of the Sun:
1) Michele Thorne - Co-Founder and CEO of Care 4 the Caregivers
2) Kay Wright - Co-Founder and President of Women4Women Tempe
Next we talk about the biggest story in real estate with Amy Richardson of Savvy Real Estate. We also cover:
How much real estate has changed since CovidWhat home owners want in 2024Why people are getting dropped from insurance because of their roofWe finish our podcast with local legend John Gambadoro from Arizona Sports. We hashed out:
How much money he made at his first jobHis favorite sports momentWhat he'll do when he walks away one dayMeet the HostsThe Move The Needle podcast is hosted by former radio personality Mathew Blades and community catalyst Steve Petz. They spotlight extraordinary individuals dedicated to positive community impact.
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Today we sat down with Jeremy Strauss, the General Manager of the Foothills Golf Club which will be opening back up October 18th. Since it was taken over by Troon it's been closed for renovations. We talk about the work they have done to every single hole on the course as well as the updated practice facility.
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Mathew and Steve sit down with two former Major League Baseball players, Shea Hillenbrand and Mike Butcher. Their new adventure, The Pizza Butcher, is a real home run. Plus, they chat with Off 87 owner Tami Butcher and D'vine Gourmet founder Denise McCreery.
In this episode, you’ll hear about Shea’s rise to the top of the MLB ranks and the rock bottom moment that changed his life forever. It’s one of our favorite interviews so far and left us speechless. The conversation with Off 87 owner Tami Butcher was incredible as we learned she is a kidney donor. The story does not disappoint.
We’re heading to D'vine Gourmet to record our next episode, so it was great to meet up with its founder and owner, Denise McCreery. Twenty years ago, PHX Magazine named her “One to Watch.” What she’s done with jelly and wine since then is pretty awesome.
Please settle in for our second episode of Move the Needle with your hosts, Mathew Blades and Steve Petz.
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Welcome to our inaugural episode of Move the Needle, recorded in front of a live studio audience at Vero Chicago Pizza in Ahwatukee.
We sat down with Alex Mejia, the restaurant's owner and operator, to discuss culture, how they deal with staffing issues, and their delicious cauliflower crust pizza.
Then, we had a great conversation with Jim Prueter, an automotive and travel writer, about our first cars, the most overrated brands, and the current state of electric and hydrogen vehicles.
Our Move the Needle feature interview was with Brooke Beardall, who started Holy Yoga and now has a new adventure called Sugar Magnolia Mushrooms. It was an enlightening conversation about the power of microdosing her proprietary blend of Albino Penis Envy and Albino Avery++.
We invite you to join our next podcast taping, so please make sure you follow us on our social media platforms.
Thanks for listening :)
Mathew and Steve
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The mission of our podcast is to spotlight remarkable individuals through engaging interviews and inspiring stories. We aim to celebrate unsung heroes, showcase their contributions, and inspire others to join in the collective effort of building a brighter, more compassionate world. Oh, and it's gonna be fun!