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Hosted by Blue Fish - Mobile, AL · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 100 episodes
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We conduct interviews of local business owners and leaders in the business community. We'll be asking questions about their business. What it is exactly that they do (a chance to plug their product/services). How they got started. Things they've learned along the way. Advice they would give to a new entrepreneur and more.
Blue Fish - Mobile, AL hosts The Mobile Alabama Business Podcast, a business show with 100 episodes published.
Mike Tabb, founder and owner/operator of Integrity Energy Group, shares his background growing up in Mobile, leaving high school for the Army in 2002, and finding his way into solar in 2013. He launched his company in 20
Hank Parker, owner of Bay Landscaping, shares his Mobile roots before leaving college to pursue business ownership. After framing houses, he earned a real estate license in 2007. When the 2008–09 Hank bought used landsca
Stuart Clark, owner of Paul Davis Restoration of Mobile and North Baldwin County, shares his background growing up in West Mobile, moving to New York, dropping out of high school to earn a GED, and briefly studying at Ke
Stuart Clark, owner of Paul Davis Restoration of Mobile and North Baldwin County, shares his background growing up in West Mobile, moving to New York, dropping out of high school to earn a GED, and briefly studying at Ke
Blake Martin, director of coaching and performance for Telomere (parent company of Connexus Clinic), shares his Mobile, Alabama roots and explains why he started Connexus Clinic nearly four years ago after leaving a stab
Chris McNeil, owner of Metro Bonding, Outlaw Bail Bonds, and Mobile Bonding, shares his Mobile, Alabama background, early jobs at a restaurant and Skate World, and how he entered bail bonds in high school. He explains a
Reagan Farr, co-founder and CEO of Silicon Ranch, shares his background from Louisiana to Nashville, early lessons working at a Baton Rouge drugstore, and how his tenure in Tennessee state government led to founding Sili
In this podcast episode, Joe Carlisle, founder of Vision Handyman and Window Tinting, shares his life story and entrepreneurial journey. Born in Oxford, Mississippi and raised partly in Dallas, Joe worked in his dad's re
Thomas Irving, owner of Pool and Spa Superstore, joins the podcast to share his background and how he entered the pool industry, helped grow a distribution/retail business, bought the retail business, and built a custome
Trey Oliver, co-owner with his wife Laura Kennedy of the Lupercalia Art Society, shares his background growing up in Jackson and Mobile, serving four years in the Coast Guard in North Carolina during marijuana-smuggling
Jason Cooper, is the Mobile native behind the sock-puppet character "Sock Cop." Jason shares his background growing up in Saraland, graduating with a degree in communications, earning a master's in digital marketing duri
Jon Jeffress, owner of Deep South Focus Photography, shares his background from Tampa to Mobile, attending Davidson High School, starting college with plans for architecture, and choosing entrepreneurship instead. He ref
In this podcast episode, Cole Howard and Camp Campbell, co-founders of Open Truck, share their backgrounds and how they came to start OpenTruck. Cole and Camp discuss early job lessons, and reflect on entrepreneurship as
This week on the podcast, we sit down with Chris Cockrell, owner of Cockrell Contracting, LLC, to hear how a Mobile, Alabama native went from studying civil engineering at Auburn to finding his passion in construction th
In this episode, we sit down with Mohannad Sahyouni, the owner of Jerusalem Cafe in Mobile, Alabama. Mohannad shares his inspiring journey from growing up in Kuwait to becoming a successful restaurant owner in the United
Get to know Chad Jones, owner of Your Choice Senior Care in Mobile, as he shares his journey from a small town in Texas to running a senior care franchise. In this episode, Chad talks about his background, including his
In this engaging episode, Scott Tindle, co-founder of Meducate AI, joins the podcast once again. He shares insights on his evolving career and his current ventures in AI healthcare. Scott discusses the importance of curi
Join us in this exciting podcast episode featuring Spiro Cheriogotis, a former judge and prosecutor, who is now running for mayor of Mobile. Spiro delves into his background, from his roots in Dothan, Alabama to his expe
In this episode of the podcast, Tommy Wetjen, the general manager of the Mobile Flea Market, discusses his new role and the exciting changes planned to modernize and revitalize the market. Tommy recounts his transition f
In this episode, Marcus sits down with Paul Lockett, the Technical Director of the Venture Studio at the Innovation Portal in Mobile, Alabama. They discuss Paul's impressive journey from a young high school graduate secu
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The Mobile Alabama Business Podcast is hosted by Blue Fish - Mobile, AL. The show is categorised under business (entrepreneurship) and has published 100 episodes.
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