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Good work means using your talents and position to care for others and make a difference. On "A Good Pour" we dive into the essence of strong leadership, service to others, and the transformative power of doing good. We will also emphasize the vital role of telling your business story and the importance of good marketing in today's ever-evolving landscape."A Good Pour" is here to uplift, inspire, and empower. Whether you're a seasoned leader, an aspiring entrepreneur, or someone seeking inspiration, these conversations will give you wisdom, motivation, and insight to embrace your own opportun
Good Circle Marketing hosts A Good Pour: Conversations About Good Work, a business show with 114 episodes published.
AI doesn't fix chaos. Sometimes, it just creates more of it. Kathryn Good sits down with AI coach, strategist, and builder Nicole Noonan for a practical conversation about moving beyond individual AI tools and building s
How do we embrace AI without outsourcing the parts of work, and life, that make us human? Kathryn Good sits down with Lisa Kennell, founder of Amplifi Marketing and an AI strategy advisor to leadership teams, for a conve
What happens when you try to build an AI-powered business before you've built the business itself? Kathryn Goode welcomes leadership strategist and founder Dori Etter for a thoughtful conversation about founder identity,
Victoria Livingstone spent almost twenty years teaching writing and literature. In the fall of 2024 she quit, largely because of ChatGPT, and wrote about it for Time. The article went viral: educators recognized themselv
Keeping up with AI has a lot of good business owners running just to stay in place, and Dr. Stephanie Thrower says the answer was never moving faster. Dr. Stephanie Thrower is a vocational psychologist who became a busin
Sustainable AI for small business isn't a contradiction. It's a practice, and Madalina Buzdugan has spent years helping companies figure out what it actually looks like. Madalina came to AI from 15 years in startups and
AI in public education isn't failing because the technology is bad. It's failing because most schools adopted tools without ever naming the problem they were trying to solve. David Adams has spent his career inside publi
If your AI-generated content sounds like it could belong to anyone, there's a reason. You haven't given it enough of you. Kinsey Soderberg spent years building an audience around authentic storytelling before she ever to
Responsible AI use starts with a decision most people skip: thinking first, before the chatbot does it for you. Matt Mundt has spent 25 years in digital marketing, running Google Ad Grants and Meta ads for nonprofits and
The Skeptic on the Team: Terra Milo on Why Every AI Business Needs Someone Asking Hard Questions Terra Milo is anti-AI. She's also been on the Good Circle Marketing team for nearly a year, managing the human side of an A
Molly Mahoney was using AI tools for content creation two years before most people had heard of ChatGPT. She didn't start there by accident. She started there because she saw what happens when business owners use AI with
AI is moving fast. Cyber threats are evolving even faster. So how are businesses supposed to keep up? In this episode of A Good Pour, Kathryn Good sits down with cybersecurity entrepreneur Chad Sizemore of LW Secure to t
What does it look like to follow a calling, even when it leads somewhere you never expected?In this episode of A Good Pour, Kathryn Good sits down with Elizabeth McGlathery to talk about her journey into adoption, mother
This one is special. In the 100th episode of A Good Pour, Kathryn Good takes a step back from business and community conversations to reflect on something deeper; legacy, faith, and the people who shape who we become. To
What if one of the biggest gaps in the foster care system isn’t awareness, but support? In this episode of A Good Pour, Kathryn Good sits down with Anthony Poteet, founder of Foster Families Assistance Network, to talk a
What does “good work” look like when the need is as big as housing? In this episode of A Good Pour, Kathryn Good sits down with Michael Bates, Executive Director of the Gallatin Housing Authority, to talk about the reali
What is the next education revolution? In this episode of A Good Pour, Kathryn Good sits down with Mel Sawyers, principal of Hendersonville High School, to talk about the evolving challenges students, teachers, and leade
What if the clutter in your home is connected to something deeper?In this episode of A Good Pour, Kathryn Good sits down with Heather Shingleton, founder of Clutter Company, to talk about the emotional, psychological, an
This episode of A Good Pour is a little different, and a little more personal. As Good Circle Marketing celebrates 5 years in business, Kathryn Good reflects on how it all started… not with a perfect plan, but with uncer
AI is everywhere right now, and most organizations are trying to figure out how to use it without losing what makes their work human.In this episode of A Good Pour, Kathryn Good introduces “The Good AI Way,” a practical
Troy Smith
Founder & CEO · The Black Swan Group
1 appearance on this show
Derrick Jackson
Georgia gubernatorial candidate, retired lieutenant commander in the U.S. Navy, corporate executive · First Baptist Church Gallatin
1 appearance on this show
Lisa Kennell
Amplifi Marketing
1 appearance on this show
David Adams
The Urban Assembly
1 appearance on this show
Becca Fitts
Bit-O-Heaven
1 appearance on this show
Katherine Louw
Carolyn Smith Foundation
1 appearance on this show
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