This UnBee-Lievable Life

Episode 93: Jagoe’s Sloane Hayhurst talks incentives when purchasing from Jagoe

Join us as Jagoe's Sloane Hayhurst walks us through some of the awesome incentives and programs that make Jagoe a top pick for consumers wanting to build! So much value and an opportunity to lock in a great rate!!!

Episode 92: Camelot Jewelers’s Ashlyn Thompson talks upcoming fall events

Camelot Jewelers's Ashlyn Thompson talks upcoming fall events

Episode 91: Jagoe’s Sloane Hayhurst walks us through why HOAs are important

We all know that I have chickens... but I live out in the county and do not have an HOA. Some people might not like chickens. Some people may not like pigs (like I have 100% witnessed in a large subdivision whose HOA had fallen off). Some people may not want their neighbor to paint their shed Barbie pink. HOAs are very important as to the continuity of a neighborhood AND keeping home values on an upswing. Learn more from Jagoe's Sloane Hayhurst!!!

Episode 90: Komen’s Rachel Smith talks the impact of our local affiliate

Dive into the work and world of Komen with Rachel Smith. Learn how you can support the organization and where you or a loved one is going through breast cancer.

Episode 89: Learn about the Academic Year in America (AYA) Student Exchange Program

Students and coordinator alike share their experiences with the Academic Year in America (AYA) Student Exchange Program. To learn more, visit: https://www.academicyear.org/landing/LC-referral.asp?lcid=9108 or contact Kristy directly at: kstravelsmart@gmail.com  812-453-5520.  
Did you know??? "• AYA is a Non-profit international exchange program that works with volunteer host families.• Since 1981, AYA has been facilitating meaningful cultural exchange experiences between exchange student, their host families, and their host community.• AYA is CSIET certified.• AYA exchange students come from 45+ countries, are carefully screened and vetted, and are eager to learn more about life in the USA while also sharing their cultures.• Our students are ages 15-18.• Volunteer host families can welcome a student into their home for as little as 6-8 weeks. They can also commit to a semester or full academic year. • Mission: To bring the world together."

This UnBee-lievable Life Ep 88: Northwest Indiana Realtor Kimberly Collins talks values in business

Meet Kimberly Collins, a powerhouse in the real estate industry with 7 years of experience, possessing exceptional communication and negotiation skills, making her a successful facilitator of countless property transactions. As an At Home with Diversity and Overriding Bias Instructor, Kimberly's dedication to real estate education is evident. Beyond teaching, she is also the founder and President of Women's Council Northwest Indiana and has created the Diversity Committee for the Northwest Indiana Realtor Association. Kimberly's passion for real estate and diversity leadership drives her to excel in all aspects of her career, creating an inclusive environment and making a positive impact on those around her. In addition to her extensive experience, she has contributed to diversity initiatives through the highly successful Day of Diversity event, teaches continuing education courses for the Indiana Association of Realtors, and is a graduate of the IAR Leadership Academy, further showcasing her commitment to personal and professional development. With Kimberly as your facilitator, your panel on diversity with real estate professionals will be thought-provoking, informative, and inclusive, benefiting from her unmatched ability to empower others and her dedication to creating an inclusive and diverse industry. On this latest episode of This UnBee-Lievable Life, Kimberly talks about values in business!

Episode 87: The Isaiah 1:17 Project’s Amy DeVries talks their mission and needs

Learn more about how The Isaiah 1:17 Project provides an array of services that are answering long-standing needs in the fostering community and providing children in need of foster care the best chance to know their potential is far greater than their circumstances.

Episode 86: Lieutenant Governor Suzanne Crouch talks about her campaign for Governor discussing why she’s running, her building blocks for the future, and touches on mental health.

Lieutenant Governor Suzanne Crouch talks about her campaign for Governor. She discusses why she's running, her building blocks for the future, and touches on mental health. Why does she want to run for Governor? '"Hoosiers need a leader they can trust to propel our state into the future. I truly understand and can relate to what Hoosiers need and what. I have the leadership and experience to act upon what our state needs to be successful. That success will be determined by four building blocks --- growing our economy for everyone, investing in education, strengthening our families and communities, and transforming government." Did you know that "With former Eli Lilly and Company CEO John Lechleiter, Crouch founded and co-chairs the Indiana Roundtable on Mental Health, a partnership with the Indianapolis Colts, Indiana Pacers, the Indiana Chamber, Lilly and other private sector organizations seeking to improve mental health outcomes in Indiana."? (Source: Evansville Courier & Press) Proud to have been born and raised in Evansville, Indiana, Suzanne previously served as Indiana’s State Auditor since January 2014 before becoming Lieutenant Governor. Before becoming Auditor, she served as the State Representative for House District 78 which encompasses parts of Vanderburgh and Warrick counties. Throughout her years of public service, Suzanne has been focused and committed to programs and services for people with disabilities. Prior to serving in the House of Representatives, Suzanne spent eight years as Auditor of Vanderburgh County. She then went on to serve as a Vanderburgh County Commissioner until joining the Indiana House of Representatives. Constitutionally, as lieutenant governor, Suzanne serves as the President of the Indiana Senate. Statutorily, the Lt. Governor oversees a portfolio that includes the Indiana State Department of Agriculture (ISDA), Indiana Housing and Community Development Authority (IHCDA), Office of Community and Rural Affairs (OCRA), and Indiana Destination Development Corporation (IDDC). Additionally, she chairs the Roundtable on Mental Health, the Intellectual and Development Disabilities Task Force and the Civics Education Commission. Suzanne graduated from Mater Dei High School in Evansville. She went on to receive her Bachelor’s Degree from Purdue University, majoring in Political Science. She is married to Larry Downs and together they have a grown daughter, Courtney. Learn more about Lieutenant Governor Crouch at https://www.in.gov/lg/ To learn more about her campaign and platform, visit: https://crouchforindiana.com/

Episode 85: WNIN’s Tim Black talks how public media enriches our community

Listen along as WNIN's President and CEO Tim Black talks about WNIN's mission to use public media to enrich people's lives and better our communities. Learn all about this local radio and television station whose core values reflect its striving to make our community:
Healthy
Well-educated
Well informed 
In addition, they work to help the people of the Tri-State:
Celebrate its Children
Help individuals and institutions work together
Remember our history as a blueprint for our future
To learn more about WNIN, visit: https://www.wnin.org/ - there you can find all about programming, how to support, their upcoming events and MORE!!!

Episode 84: IAR President Lynn Wheeler talks housing shortage statistics in Indiana

Indiana Association of Realtors President Lynn Wheeler breaks down statewide housing shortage numbers for us as Realtors and consumers. Great pulse on the current market if you've been wondering why everything seems so different than it did 2-3 years ago!