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  • Episode 0050 Sippi Turns One!

    This week the guys reflect on their first year and 50 episodes of the Sippi Podcast! Which is a little ironic, considering the rookie technical mistakes they made just trying to get this particular episode recorded. In celebration of one year, the guys decide to relax and wonder off on numerous side topics, including a…

  • Episode 0049 Share Your Story: Caymen Watts

    This week the guys get a young politician’s fresh perspective – and when we say “young” we mean it!  The guys sit down with 19-year-old entrepreneur and mayoral candidate, Caymen Watts! Caymen discusses his candidacy for mayor of Columbia, Mississippi, and makes the argument that youth and lack of traditional political experience opens the door…

  • Episode 0048 Share Your Story: Casey Patterson

    This week the guys heard an incredible personal journey story from veteran and entrepreneur, Casey Patterson! Casey recounts his journey from a difficult upbringing and military service to his eventual founding of Alli CBD Marketplace, a company that aims to increase integrity and transparency in the American-grown hemp industry. Consistent with his company’s mission, Casey…

  • Episode 0047 MS Brain Drain

    This week the guys switch it up and discuss a topic from the perspective of a high school student, specifically Mr. Ashton Spence, who is currently a junior at the prestigious Mississippi School for Mathematics and Science (MSMS). Ashton is working on a project about “brain drain” in Mississippi, which required him to interview some…

  • Episode 0046 Share Your Story: Jennifer Clark

    This week’s guest is Jennifer Clark, owner of event planning company, Emerge Events. Jennifer shares her winding professional journey, from anthropology studies to disaster relief work, to owning a marathon training franchise and eventually founding her current event planning business. She discusses the challenges she has faced, especially balancing business with family life. Jennifer emphasizes…

  • Episode 0045 Direct Sales – Part Two

    Picking up from Episode 0042, this week’s episode is Part Two on the topic of Direct Sales. The guys start off their discussion by recapping some of the highlights from Part One (they highly recommend listening to Part One first if you haven’t already). They then explore new concepts such as “Customer Temperature” by differentiating…

  • Episode 0044 Share Your Story: Morgan Spencer

    This week features our special guest Morgan Spencer, pastor of “Hickory Grove was United Methodist Church, don’t know what they’re gonna be yet”.  (It will make sense when you hear the episode!) On the podcast, Morgan discusses his experiences in ministry, including the “business of church” where numerous entrepreneurship parallels can be found between the…

  • Episode 0043 The Psychology of Burnout

    In this week’s episode the guys discuss the psychological factors of burnout with their special guest and Licensed Clinical Psychologist, Dr. Brittany Sapp.   Dr. Sapp and the guys talk about how burnout is formally defined, its prevalence among US workers, particularly entrepreneurs, and common misconceptions surrounding it. They discuss the challenges of diagnosing and…

  • Episode 0042 Direct Sales – Part One

    In the first of a multipart series, the guys dive into the topic of direct sales, starting with the exploration of its various methods and challenges. Caleb shares insights from his 30+ years of direct sales experience and deconstructs some of the common myths associated with direct sales, such as the idea of a “natural-born…

  • Episode 0041 Even Sharks Lose

    This week’s episode features the guys talking about Mark Cuban’s admission of significant losses from his Shark Tank investments. They analyze this revelation within the context of venture capital, highlighting the high failure rate of startups and the concept of survivorship bias. The guys also share their own entrepreneurial experiences, emphasizing the critical importance of…

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