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A Chattanooga podcast exploring what makes a happy, successful life through conversations with local entrepreneurs, business leaders, and professionals. Each episode goes beyond career achievements to uncover the challenges, life lessons, and daily habits that shape fulfilling lives. Discover how Chattanooga's most accomplished people start their day, and what's really in their morning cup.
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Booking probability
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Guest openness
Selective
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Signup to Generate a PitchA Chattanooga podcast exploring what makes a happy, successful life through conversations with local entrepreneurs, business leaders, and professionals. Each episode goes beyond career achievements to uncover the challenges, life lessons, and daily habits that shape fulfilling lives. Discover how Chattanooga's most accomplished people start their day, and what's really in their morning cup.
Recent episodes include "E198 - Brad Leon's Morning Cup" (26 October 2026, 59 minutes), "E197 - Jon Dickerson's Morning Cup" (19 October 2026, 59 minutes), and "E196 - Nick Wilkinson's Morning Cup" (12 October 2026, 68 minutes).
My Morning Cup publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 59 minutes across 198 episodes.
Booking probability for My Morning Cup is 43%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. My Morning Cup requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. My Morning Cup's contact route on record: public web form.
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My Morning Cup is a business podcast with 198 episodes published.
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Episode #198
Brad Leon has built his career around a single conviction: talent is widely distributed, but opportunity isn’t. In this episode, Brad shares how one poster inspired him to become a teacher instead of a lawyer as...
Episode #197
Jon Dickerson has never shied away from an adventure, trusting he'll figure the rest out along the way. In this episode, Jon shares how a finance major ended up teaching English in South Korea and backpacking across...
Episode #196
Nick Wilkinson's career has taken more turns than he originally planned, but each stop teed him up perfectly for his role as CEO of the Tivoli Theatre Foundation. In this episode, Nick shares how a lawn-mowing business...
Episode #195
Rae Bond has gone from award-winning journalist to a congressman's press secretary to one of the most trusted voices in healthcare. In this episode, Rae shares how one phone call pulled her from Idaho newspapers into...
Episode #194
Nicole Brown has reinvented herself more than once, from radio personality to professor to award-winning filmmaker to healthcare leader. In this episode, Nicole shares how a Tom Brokaw poster launched her career in...
Episode #193
Rob Philyaw thought a law degree would set him apart in business, but it actually sent him in an entirely different direction. In this episode, Judge Rob Philyaw shares why being a little naive and bold has opened...
Episode #192
Eleanor Cooper was a driving force for Chattanooga Venture and Vision 2000, laying the groundwork for our city’s renaissance. In this episode, Eleanor shares why her search for "what's worth learning" led her to Japan...
Episode #191
Adam Kinsey has always had a knack for seeing what a place could become (often long before anyone else does). In this episode, Adam shares how driving past construction sites as a kid shaped the way he sees a city, how...
Episode #190
Shannon Burger has been a K9 handler, a CPA, a firefighter, an entrepreneur, and now: CEO of one of Chattanooga’s fastest growing healthcare organizations. In this episode, Shannon shares how bracelets and bubblegum...
Episode #189
Chip Baker is back for round two of My Morning Cup as he begins his third term as County Commissioner for District 2. In this episode, Chip shares why he gave up a fast-rising hospital career to stay in Chattanooga for...
Episode #188
When people have told Bernie Miller something can’t be done, his answer has always been the same: "I think it can." In this episode, Bernie shares how an early lesson in humility stuck with him for the rest of his life...
Episode #187
David Martin is committed to building a stronger, more connected Chattanooga. In this episode, David shares how his father's advice to find his own way sent him down a winding career path, how a master's in history...
Episode #186
Matt Patterson has spent his career proving that the biggest risk is often the safest bet you can make. In this episode, Matt shares why he refused to stay in any job for more than a year, how moving to a city where he...
Episode #185
Cindy Lee has built her career on a simple belief: “I can do this.” In this episode, Cindy shares what a decade in the corporate world taught her about how NOT to run a business, how she unexpectedly fell in love with...
Episode #184
Darde Long always knew she wanted to work with animals, it just didn't end up the way she originally imagined. In this episode, Darde shares how a childhood pony sparked a lifelong career caring for animals, why a...
Episode #183
Dr. Dan Challener has spent his career supporting the people he calls the linchpin in every child's life: teachers. In this episode, Dan shares how a summer camp job changed the course of his life, why one person...
Episode #182
Harshad Shah learned early on that giving back isn't something you do once you're successful, it's just something you do. In this episode, Harshad shares what it was like growing up the youngest of 11 in...
Episode #181
For Dr. Patricia McLelland, becoming a doctor wasn't the plan until a mission trip to Uganda changed everything. In this episode, Tricia shares how being a patient in a third-world hospital shaped the way she practices...
Episode #180
Ketha Richardson has spent his career building bridges between people, opportunities, and communities. In this episode, Ketha shares how a career in procurement led him to one of EPB's most community-facing roles, why...
Episode #179
Dr. Mina Sartipi was taught by her parents that there were no limits, and that's truly been the case throughout her life. In this episode, Mina shares how she earned one of the 100 spots at Iran's top engineering...
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South Region Manager for Common Health & Benefit, St. Luke's Center for Orthopedics and Sports Medicine
Investment Management Attorney and Business Development Executive, Alliance for Regenerative Medicine
author of Contemplative Witnessing: BIPOC-Centered Spiritual Direction, National Bucket List Day
Master Hypnotherapist and Neuro-Linguistic Programming Practitioner, Maine Association of Broadcasters
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