Episode web page: https://tinyurl.com/2b3dz2z8 ----------------------- Rate Insights Unlocked and write a review If you appreciate Insights Unlocked , please give it a rating and a review. Visit Apple Podcasts, pull up the Insights Unlocked show page and scroll to the bottom of the screen. Below the trailers, you'll find Ratings and Reviews. Click on a star rating. Scroll down past the highlighted review and click on "Write a Review." You'll make my day. ----------------------- In this episode of Insights Unlocked , we explore the evolving landscape of omnichannel strategies with Kate MacCabe, founder of Flywheel Strategy. With nearly two decades of experience in digital strategy and product management, Kate shares her insights on bridging internal silos, leveraging customer insights, and designing omnichannel experiences that truly resonate. From the early days of DTC growth to today’s complex, multi-touchpoint customer journeys, Kate explains why omnichannel is no longer optional—it’s essential. She highlights a standout example from Anthropologie, demonstrating how brands can create a unified customer experience across digital and physical spaces. Whether you’re a marketing leader, UX strategist, or product manager, this episode is packed with actionable advice on aligning teams, integrating user feedback, and building a future-proof omnichannel strategy. Key Takeaways: ✅ Omnichannel vs. Multichannel: Many brands think they’re omnichannel, but they’re really just multichannel. Kate breaks down the difference and how to shift toward true integration. ✅ Anthropologie’s Success Story: Learn how this brand seamlessly blended physical and digital experiences to create a memorable, data-driven customer journey. ✅ User Feedback is the Secret Weapon: Discover how continuous user testing—before, during, and after a launch—helps brands fine-tune their strategies and avoid costly mistakes. ✅ Aligning Teams for Success: Cross-functional collaboration is critical. Kate shares tips on breaking down silos between marketing, product, and development teams. ✅ Emerging Tech & Omnichannel: Instead of chasing the latest tech trends, Kate advises businesses to define their strategic goals first—then leverage AI, AR, and other innovations to enhance the customer experience. Quotes from the Episode: 💬 "Omnichannel isn’t just about being everywhere; it’s about creating seamless bridges between every touchpoint a customer interacts with." – Kate MacCabe 💬 "Companies that truly listen to their users—through qualitative and quantitative insights—are the ones that thrive in today’s competitive landscape." – Kate MacCabe Resources & Links: 🔗 Learn more about Flywheel Strategy 🔗 Connect with Kate MacCabe on LinkedIn 🔗 Explore UserTesting for customer insights for marketers…
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On each episode of the show we will travel across the State of Mississippi and visit each American Legion Post and discover how the members there are still serving America in their communities.
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Send us a text Leather jackets, rumbling engines, and hearts dedicated to service—the Perry A. Johns American Legion Post 6 Legion Riders embody the continuing mission of veterans helping veterans long after their military service ends. From the moment Tina Hurst and her husband encountered a group of Legion Riders escorting a fallen veteran in 2006, they were drawn into a brotherhood that would become the first official Legion Riders chapter in Mississippi. The Legion Riders aren't just motorcycle enthusiasts who happen to be veterans—they're a structured organization with clear requirements and a focused mission. Members must belong to the American Legion family and own and operate their own motorcycles with proper insurance and registration. Their organized rides, led by designated road captains, follow strict safety protocols that have resulted in an impressive safety record despite challenging conditions. As one member noted, "It's not the motorcycle that's dangerous, it's the automobiles you have to look out for." What truly distinguishes the Post 6 Riders is their commitment to supporting fellow veterans. Their current focus centers on Ronnie's Retreat, a facility being developed for homeless veterans in nearby Tishomingo County. On April 19th, they'll hold a fundraising ride to raise $2,000 for a matching grant to bring power to the retreat—a critical step in making the facility operational for veterans in need. These efforts mirror their participation in national initiatives like the Legacy Run, which supports the Veterans and Children's Foundation. Beyond their charitable work, these Riders form the backbone of their local Legion post. "The riders at Post 6 are the leadership in this post," Tina explains. "They hold leadership positions in every branch of this family and they are the core support for everything that happens here." This integration ensures their motorcycle rides translate directly into meaningful service for veterans. Want to support or join this remarkable group? The Post 6 Legion Riders meet on the second Thursday of each month at 511 South Tate Street in Corinth, Mississippi. Even if you don't ride, you can participate in their events or support their causes. After all, as these veterans have shown, service doesn't end when the uniform comes off—sometimes it just finds a new road. Support the show Don't forget to subscribe and share with your friends and family. Drop us a line today at JDAllhands@outlook.com. If you'd like to become a sponsor of our show or advertise with us please send an email to jdallhands@outlook.com or call us at 662-902-6658.…
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Send us a text When veteran Terry Adams stepped out of a meeting to use the bathroom, he returned to discover he'd been elected president of a brand-new veterans organization. That unexpected moment launched the Mid-South Veterans League Inc. (MVLI), now working to revolutionize support for approximately 100,000 veterans across Tennessee's Shelby County and surrounding areas. The Veterans Sound Off podcast brings us an intimate conversation with Terry Adams (Marine Corps veteran and MVLI President) and Bob Bunton (Navy veteran and MVLI Secretary) about their ambitious vision. What begins with good-natured inter-service ribbing quickly reveals the profound bonds connecting veterans across all branches. "We've seen things others will never see. We've done things others will never do," Adams explains, highlighting why veterans need dedicated spaces where they can freely express themselves without civilian judgment. This understanding drives MVLI's centerpiece project: a $7.2 million, 13,000-square-foot community center in Lakeland, Tennessee. Unlike traditional veterans organizations that sometimes compete for dwindling membership, MVLI serves as a unifying force for 32 different veterans groups. From providing military funeral honors to helping veterans in crisis, they fill critical gaps in the support system. Their Vietnam Traveling Memorial Wall event drew over 4,000 visitors despite summer heat, showcasing their ability to mobilize community support. What truly distinguishes the MVLI is their practical, hands-on approach. When a veteran couldn't afford groceries, they met him at the store. When they discovered his car was nearly empty, they filled his tank. "If we don't take care of each other, who will?" Adams asks simply. It's this spirit of mutual support—spanning from Vietnam veterans to today's newest service members—that makes their work so powerful. Discover how you can support MVLI's mission through their upcoming fundraisers or by visiting their monthly meetings. Veterans have already paid their dues through service—now it's our turn to ensure they have the community spaces and support networks they've earned. Support the show Don't forget to subscribe and share with your friends and family. Drop us a line today at JDAllhands@outlook.com. If you'd like to become a sponsor of our show or advertise with us please send an email to jdallhands@outlook.com or call us at 662-902-6658.…
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Send us a text The powerful bonds of military family legacy come alive in this candid conversation with members of the Sons of the American Legion Squadron 6 from Corinth, Mississippi. Commander Randy Leos, alongside dual members Terry Phillips and Jim Horton, share their personal journeys into an organization that honors veterans through meaningful service. "We're more than just a bunch of guys sitting in a room," Commander Leos explains, highlighting how the Sons support the broader American Legion family through everything from cooking events to parade participation. With 45 members on their roster, Squadron 6 represents one of the larger SAL units, though like many volunteer organizations, they face the challenge of converting membership into active participation. The conversation reveals deeply personal motivations for joining – honoring fathers and grandfathers who served in conflicts from World War II through Vietnam. This sense of continuing family military legacy through service emerges as a powerful theme throughout the discussion. As Jim Horton eloquently states, "You have to be a member to understand it. We all work together. Sometimes we fuss maybe, but that's what families do." From their adventures with a flaming barbecue grill at their first community fundraiser to their ambitious plans addressing veteran homelessness, Squadron 6 demonstrates how the Sons of the American Legion creates meaningful impact. Their participation in Veterans Day parades, wreath-laying ceremonies, and other community events showcases their commitment to honoring those who served. Ready to discover how you can honor your family's military service while making a difference for veterans? Join the Sons of the American Legion Squadron 6 at their meetings every second Thursday at 6PM in Corinth, Mississippi, and become part of a legacy of service that spans generations. Support the show Don't forget to subscribe and share with your friends and family. Drop us a line today at JDAllhands@outlook.com. If you'd like to become a sponsor of our show or advertise with us please send an email to jdallhands@outlook.com or call us at 662-902-6658.…
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Send us a text Discover the heartwarming stories shared by veterans of American Legion Post 6 in Corinth, Mississippi. In this episode, we delve deep into the experience of Commander Nora Moreland, her fellow members Terry Phillips and Mike Hurst, and how their military backgrounds shape their current pursuits in community service. We explore the vital role that camaraderie plays in the post's activities, showcasing unique anecdotes like a young child's touching moment while singing the National Anthem, signifying the strong bond between service and patriotism. We also discuss the community projects spearheaded by the post, emphasizing how important it is to engage with younger generations through education about flag etiquette and remembering the sacrifices made by service members. By sharing insights surrounding their experiences and community impact, we aim to inspire listeners to foster their connections with local veterans and emphasize the spirit of service that continues long after active duty is over. Join us in exploring how the Legion goes beyond being an organization for veterans by becoming a nurturing family dedicated to support, remembrance, and community outreach. Listen and feel inspired to get involved! Support the show Don't forget to subscribe and share with your friends and family. Drop us a line today at JDAllhands@outlook.com. If you'd like to become a sponsor of our show or advertise with us please send an email to jdallhands@outlook.com or call us at 662-902-6658.…
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Später Spielen Später Spielen Listen Gefällt mir GelikedSend us a text American Legion Post 2022 in Olive Branch, Mississippi, is making significant strides in serving local veterans just two years after its inception. The episode shines a light on the challenges of starting a new post, the critical role of honoring veterans at funerals, and the importance of engaging younger veterans through community building. • Founding story of Post 2022 from discussions at a golf tournament • Process of navigating bureaucratic challenges for post establishment • Rapid growth from a small group to over 50 members within two years • Commitment to veteran honors through an active funeral honor guard • Discussion on engaging younger veterans and overcoming generational gaps • Importance of creating a welcoming community for veterans and their families • Insightful anecdotes emphasizing the value of service, honor, and connection throughout the episode Support the show Don't forget to subscribe and share with your friends and family. Drop us a line today at JDAllhands@outlook.com. If you'd like to become a sponsor of our show or advertise with us please send an email to jdallhands@outlook.com or call us at 662-902-6658.…
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Send us a text What drives a veteran to turn personal tragedy into a force for good? Join us as we uncover the inspiring journey of Joey McNutt, an Army veteran who founded Ronnie's Retreat, a non-profit dedicated to supporting homeless veterans. With insights from Carlene Parker and Nora Moreland of the American Legion Perry A Johns Post 6, we explore the pressing issues veterans face, including homelessness and the mental health challenges that can arise after military service. Carlene shares her vision to elevate Ronnie's Retreat through community engagement and prayer, setting the stage for transformative support for veterans and their families. Dive deep into the emotional story behind Ronnie's Retreat, named in memory of Joey's brother, Ronnie McNutt, who battled mental health issues and sadly took his own life. Joey opens up about his military service and the stark realities many veterans face upon returning home, from the loss of purpose to the alarming rates of suicides. Through candid conversations, we highlight the urgent need for better mental health support systems and how Ronnie's Retreat seeks to offer a lifeline for veterans to find new purpose and community. But that's not all; we also explore the innovative initiatives of Hinderless 22, including their tiny home community project and Pets for Vets program. These efforts not only provide shelter and job training but also foster self-sufficiency and emotional healing through animal companionship. As we navigate these impactful stories and initiatives, discover how community collaboration is playing a vital role in reshaping the lives of veterans, offering them hope and a path to recovery. Support the show Don't forget to subscribe and share with your friends and family. Drop us a line today at JDAllhands@outlook.com. If you'd like to become a sponsor of our show or advertise with us please send an email to jdallhands@outlook.com or call us at 662-902-6658.…
Send us a text What motivates someone to dedicate their life to supporting veterans and their families? Meet Mary Eunice Cole, Alice Barberi, and Mary Jo Abraham as they open up about their heartfelt journeys with the American Legion Auxiliary in Mississippi. Their stories are intertwined with personal connections to military service, from Mary Jo's late husband Frank's Army service to Alice's experiences with her husband Victor during the Korean conflict. These powerful narratives reveal the deep sense of duty and passion driving their commitment to the Auxiliary's mission. The episode also celebrates the boundless energy of youth engagement as we journey through initiatives like Girls State. Imagine the excitement of introducing young minds to the concept of the Space Force and watching their curiosity ignite. Mary Eunice and I share our experiences working with local schools to promote Girls State, an initiative that not only educates high school juniors about government but also transforms them into tomorrow's leaders. With collaboration from school counselors and anecdotes from past participants, we explore the profound impact these programs have on nurturing leadership and building lasting community bonds. Experience the warmth and compassion of Clarksdale's Unit 28 as they bring joy to the local community. From hosting lively bingo games at Flowers Manor Retirement Community to signing Christmas cards for veterans at the Oxford VA, their acts of kindness echo through the community. We reflect on the personal connections formed through initiatives like the poppy fund collection and Veterans Day programs, emphasizing the American Legion Auxiliary's unwavering dedication to honoring veterans. Join us in celebrating these heartfelt efforts and uncover the vibrant community spirit that defines the Auxiliary. Support the show Don't forget to subscribe and share with your friends and family. Drop us a line today at JDAllhands@outlook.com. If you'd like to become a sponsor of our show or advertise with us please send an email to jdallhands@outlook.com or call us at 662-902-6658.…
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Send us a text Ever wondered how young women are being prepared to lead the future? Join us on the Veterans Sound Off Podcast as we uncover the impact of the Magnolia Girls State Program, a pioneering leadership initiative for high school juniors. Featuring insightful discussions with Angela Kilcrease, Abby Burris, and Camille Bullock, this episode explores how the program empowers participants by fostering a deep understanding of state government and leadership skills. Angela, with her extensive experience, sheds light on the mission of the program, while Abby and Camille share their journeys from delegates to advocates, highlighting the diverse talents and potential of the young women involved. Discover the technological transformation of the Magnolia Girls State application process, as the program embraces social media and online platforms to enhance participant engagement. We examine how young women are creatively utilizing Instagram and Facebook for their political campaigns, and how the shift to online registration has streamlined operations for a smoother experience. From modernized event documentation to new ways of sharing the journey with families, this episode unpacks the program's forward-thinking approach to nurturing future leaders. Unveil the vibrant atmosphere of Magnolia Girls State, held at Ole Miss, where creativity and camaraderie flourish during mock elections and beyond. We delve into the logistics of registration and the vital role of sponsorships, emphasizing the importance of school counselors and auxiliary units in promoting diverse participation. Hear stories of resourcefulness and innovation as delegates craft campaign materials and forge lifelong connections. The episode celebrates the personal growth and empowerment that participants experience, underscoring the program's commitment to shaping confident, capable leaders ready to make their mark on the world. Support the show Don't forget to subscribe and share with your friends and family. Drop us a line today at JDAllhands@outlook.com. If you'd like to become a sponsor of our show or advertise with us please send an email to jdallhands@outlook.com or call us at 662-902-6658.…
Send us a text Explore the heart of Mississippi with me, Jerry Allhands, as we shine a light on the incredible work of the American Legion family. Ever wondered how a small town like Nesbitt can make a big difference for veterans? Join us at Post 1990, where we celebrate the essential roles played by the American Legion Auxiliary and the Sons of the American Legion. From navigating the charming quirks of Nesbitt's location to uncovering the evolution of the Auxiliary to include male spouses of female veterans, this episode promises insights into the unique support system that uplifts veterans and their families. You'll learn about scholarships, programs like Boys State, and even charming tales of Legion baseball that bring communities together. Bringing the community together is at the heart of everything the American Legion Auxiliary does. With initiatives like the Be the One program and the promotion of the 988 crisis line for veterans, we highlight how community activities—like local parades, the MS Project Package, and support for the Memphis Medical Center—are making a real impact. Guests Jace Chanda and Jessica Peek share their leadership journeys, showcasing the camaraderie and adaptability of the Auxiliary. As we navigate the path to membership, we spotlight the importance of personal connection and teamwork within the American Legion family, all while reinforcing our unwavering commitment to veterans and their families. Support the show Don't forget to subscribe and share with your friends and family. Drop us a line today at JDAllhands@outlook.com. If you'd like to become a sponsor of our show or advertise with us please send an email to jdallhands@outlook.com or call us at 662-902-6658.…
Send us a text Join me, Jerry Allhands, as we uncover the heartwarming impact of community support on veterans in Mississippi. Discover the inspiring history of the Sons of the American Legion at the James Buster Keaton Post 1990, and learn about the crucial role the younger generation plays in sustaining this legacy. Personal stories reveal how these efforts provide essential aid to veterans who may not actively seek assistance, highlighting the vital connection between community engagement and veteran welfare. As we navigate through the benefits offered by the Sons of the American Legion, we find a vibrant blend of camaraderie and leadership opportunities. Listen to first-year commanders share their transformational journeys, accentuating the leadership training that empowers members to find their voice and make meaningful connections. The organization is more than just a support network; it’s a family-like atmosphere where members, including male descendants of veterans, can thrive, learn from past leaders, and honor their forebears' sacrifices. Feel the emotional uplift as we explore the profound community outreach efforts at the Veterans Hospital in Oxford. The simple joy of karaoke visits leaves lasting impressions on residents and staff alike, demonstrating the power of companionship. Our journey concludes with a heartfelt tribute to the dignity of VA home residents at the Nesbitt Post 1990, underscoring the importance of family visits. Stay connected and join our next episode, where we look forward to featuring the American Legion Auxiliary Unit 1990. Support the show Don't forget to subscribe and share with your friends and family. Drop us a line today at JDAllhands@outlook.com. If you'd like to become a sponsor of our show or advertise with us please send an email to jdallhands@outlook.com or call us at 662-902-6658.…
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Send us a text Join me, Jerry Allhands, on a heartfelt journey across Mississippi, alongside our esteemed guest, Trish Ward, the 2024-2025 National President of the American Legion Auxiliary. Trish opens up about her inspiring travels across 18 states, sharing moving experiences such as honoring fallen heroes at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. Her stories about her Kansas upbringing and her devotion to the legacy of the four chaplains, particularly George Fox, add a personal touch to her leadership narrative. Together, we delve into the importance of supporting service members and their families, emphasizing the enduring commitment of the American Legion family. In our conversation, we explore meaningful ways individuals can aid veterans and the American Legion Auxiliary, even amidst the hustle and bustle of daily life. I recount my visit to a veterans' home in Oxford, Mississippi, where connecting with residents through crafts and conversation proved remarkably fulfilling. Trish and I highlight the pivotal role of dedicated staff at VA facilities, initiatives like the "Be the One" mission aimed at preventing veteran suicide, and the inspiring story of a family creating a retreat in honor of their loved one—a testament to the power of community support and the legacy of service. Our discussion takes a turn towards revitalizing small-town America and bolstering leadership within the American Legion family. We confront the pressing challenge of aging membership and declining infrastructure, underscoring the need for fresh leadership and community engagement. Strategies to boost membership, including leveraging personal networks and enlisting realtors as advocates, are laid out. We wrap up with a heartfelt call for unity and support, inviting eligible individuals to join this dedicated family and reinforcing the spirit of commitment that drives Allhands Media LLC. Support the show Don't forget to subscribe and share with your friends and family. Drop us a line today at JDAllhands@outlook.com. If you'd like to become a sponsor of our show or advertise with us please send an email to jdallhands@outlook.com or call us at 662-902-6658.…
Send us a text We return to Northwest Mississippi and DeSoto County Post 1990 in Nesbit to visit with the Post 1990 American Legion Riders. In this episode we will learn from Ashley, David and Mark what it means to be a Post 1990 Legion Rider. What makes the American Legion Rider stand out from other motor cycle riding groups. In addition we will find out what makes a person eligible to become a Legion Rider. We will hear about many of the things that the Post 1990 Riders have done in the past year. We will hear about safety and how the Rider family looks out for the most experienced rider to the least experienced rider. All this and a whole more coming your way in this episode of The Veterans Sound Off Podcast. Coming up next Monday, January 13th, we set down for a very full filling conversation with The American Legion Auxiliary National President Trish Ward. This will be a half hour you're sure to enjoy. We are looking forward to hearing from you. Please email us at JDAllhands@outlook.com. Don't be shy but please be polite. And you can always send us a text by clicking on the "Send us a text" button above this description. Please remember that if you are feeling down, depressed or maybe just need to get something off your chest you can call 988 any time of the day or night. They will listen without judgement and will help. Support the show Don't forget to subscribe and share with your friends and family. Drop us a line today at JDAllhands@outlook.com. If you'd like to become a sponsor of our show or advertise with us please send an email to jdallhands@outlook.com or call us at 662-902-6658.…
Send us a text We traveled to Nesbit, Mississippi where we met with Post Commander Kenny McMinn and Post Adjutant Bill Walkner. We learned what the American Legion means to them and how they each became members. We got a Birds Eye view of the activities at the Post and how they are reaching out to younger veterans and their families. McMinn and Walkner shared some of the many things that members of the Post 1990 American Legion family (The Sons of The American Legion, The American Legion Auxiliary and The American Legion Riders) do to support and care for their community. They gave a great example of the financial benefits of being a member of Post 1990. Be sure to listen close for what you can get for a single dollar. Here's a hint... weddings will be happening soon for a lot of people and venues can be hard to nail down. Personally, I'm ;looking forward to the next watermelon eating contest. This is the first episode and we are really looking forward to your feedback. Don't be shy but please do be polite. Please remember that if you are feeling down, depressed or maybe just need to get it off your chest call 988 any time of the day or night. They will listen without judgement. Support the show Don't forget to subscribe and share with your friends and family. Drop us a line today at JDAllhands@outlook.com. If you'd like to become a sponsor of our show or advertise with us please send an email to jdallhands@outlook.com or call us at 662-902-6658.…
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