Process Is Everything

Pecans are a south Georgia delicacy and the owners of Horne Pecan Company are figuring our innovative ways to keep their pecan-loving customers happy. Join us as the boys sit down with Kelly Zegalia & Kimberly Folmar to discuss process and pecans!

Entrepreneurs and business owners Eshonda Blue and Jessica Wright from Innovative Senior Solutions share their journey from identifying a critical need in senior care to how they have successfully fulfilled that need through systems and processes in their growing business. Discover how they continuously improve their services to provide exceptional care for seniors, and keep integrity at the forefront of their business model!

The boys sit down to talk "people and process" with Merideth Holland, VP for Corporate Development & Strategic Growth at Pellicano Construction. Hear insights on how recruiting, retaining and upskilling the human workforce begins with strong processes - and how passion for developing people creates scalable growth!

Blake and Tracy sit down with business owners and filmmakers, Alex and Stephen Kendrick. They discuss how their process always begins with and continues throughout with prayer, sometimes dying to their ideas and honoring the people who work alongside them! 

Welcome to Season 2 of Process Is Everything! In this episode, Ashley Goss talks with Blake and Tracy about her family business and pride of the south, Striplings General Store. Being in business for over 50 years brings on a lot of different processes, which they pride themselves in! A lot has changed over the years except one thing, how the sausage is made - Ashley gives us a glimpse on that process and explains just why Stripling's sausage is STILL so good after all these years.

Innovation comes from great ideas. Great ideas can come from any level of an organization. Acting on those ideas - is a process. In this episode of Process Is Everything, the boys talk with Alex Willson, COO of Sunnyland Farms, to see how he encourages innovation through company culture.

Barbara Rivera Holmes stopped by the studio this week to talk strategy, business and process with the boys. Albany, Georgia Chamber CEO and University System of Georgia Regent, Barbara is sought after all over the country for her insights on how routines and processes can give any organization the freedom to excel.

In this episode, the fellas talk with Albany Georgia City Manager, Mr. Steven Carter.  From his early days in the United States Airforce - to working in public service all over the world, Steven shares his insights on leadership and how good processes are the key to success at every level!

Blake and Tracy sit down with a man of many trades, Nate Dallas! He is an author, inventor, dentist, entrepreneur, and family man. Nate speaks about his book, You're Too Good To Feel This Bad, and how you need processes in every part of your life whether its your diet, your work, or your home life. There is not much this man can't do so you're going to want to listen to what he has to say!

The very first doctor of Jurisprudence to join us on the show this week! John Moorhead talks about home life, work-life, and the life of the everyday artist and how having a process in place for everything is one of the best ways to keep everything moving in the right direction.

In this episode, Blake and Tracy sit down with one of the coolest guys around, Milan Patel. An entrepreneur, innovator, problem solver, and developer, Milan shares how he creatively approaches every business endeavor and works to make his part of the world a better place.