Happy Grateful Blessed with Tami Tran

Jordan and Jennifer Olson: a Subway Sandwich Love Story

Jordan and Jennifer Olson's love story started in a place that many of us visit on a regular basis – Subway. As employees at the Kaysville Subway, Jordan and Jen first met while making sandwiches for hungry customers. Little did they know that their love for each other and their love for Subway would lead them to create their dream life together.

Fast forward to today, and Jordan and Jen are the proud owners of several Subway stores and a fizz. Their success didn't come overnight, but rather through a series of good decisions that they made along the way. They worked hard to build their business from the ground up, and their dedication and passion have paid off in spades.

Jordan and Jen's story is a testament to the power of hard work, dedication, and following your dreams. They have created a life that they love, and they are an inspiration to others who are looking to do the same. Whether you're a fan of Subway sandwiches or not, their story is one that will make you believe that anything is possible if you're willing to put in the effort.

So the next time you're ordering a sandwich at Subway, take a moment to think about Jordan and Jen Olson and their incredible love story. Who knows, maybe their success will inspire you to take the next step in pursuing your own dreams.

Natalie Lam: Eat Now Worry Later. Growing up American Asian.

Welcome to our podcast, where we dive deep into the experiences of growing up as an Asian American in a predominantly white community. In this episode, we sit down with my niece, Natalie, who shares her unique perspective of growing up in West Valley City while living in an Asian bubble. Natalie's story is one of resilience and determination, as she navigated the complexities of race and ethnicity while striving to fit in with her peers. We'll hear about her outstanding achievements and how she raised her cousins while their parents worked hard to achieve the American dream. Join us as we explore Natalie's story and gain insight into the challenges and triumphs of growing up as an Asian American Business Woman in Utah. 

Josh Green: Alchemy Development to The Rescue...Told ya’ we’d Save the Old Rock Library Building!

The Alchemy Group has entered into an exclusive negotiating agreement to restore and repurpose the historic Old Rock Library building on Main Street. The project will be carried out through a public-private partnership and will involve the creation of a new food hall called the "Bramberger Food Hall". The Bramberger Food Hall will feature a variety of local cuisine with an indoor and outdoor seating area. The food hall will be housed in the Old Rock Library building, which was originally opened to the public in 1944 and has been vacant for several years. The restoration and repurposing of the Old Rock Library building is seen as a key part of the revitalization of the Main Street area. The project will create jobs and bring new businesses to the area, while also preserving an important piece of local history and attracting more people downtown to support existing businesses.  The Alchemy Group is a real estate development and investment firm with a focus on sustainable and socially responsible projects. The company has a track record of successful development projects in the United States and abroad and is committed to creating projects that have a positive impact on their communities. The Bramberger Food Hall project is an exciting development for the Main Street area and is sure to be a popular destination for locals and visitors alike.     https://bambergerfoodhall.com/

Q&A Trader Joes Campaign: Answers to campaign questions on social media

We've read your questions on social media and in this episode, we do our best to provide answers. 

Please join us for Trader Joes Q&A and feel free to leave additional questions and comments. 

We can also be reached via email and phone.

 

Kaysville Trader Joes Campaign Launch: We need YOUR help to Bring Trader Joes to Kaysville!

Kaysville wants to be the next Trader Joes Utah Location! 

We are excited to announce our "City Supported, Community Driven Kaysville Trader Joe's" Campaign Launch. Please join us MONDAY,

May 8th  between 4:30-6:30 pm at the Kaysville Creamery 1 N. Main Street Kaysville Utah. 

Come buy ice cream, support a local business, and join our campaign to bring Trader Joe's to Kaysville!!

The Romney Corp. has identified its Bennion Crafts location in Kaysville as the perfect home for the next Trader Joe's.  It's a second-generation property, with ample parking and an established retail history.  Kaysville is in the center of Davis County and has the perfect Trader Joes Location.

We need YOUR help to get 100,000 Trader Joe's Location Requests during the month of May.  Please join our campaign by sharing this on social media with your friends, your followers, and your relatives, and help us bring Trader Joe's to Kaysville.

 

The Girls Robotics Team from Shoreline Junior High are Competing at the World Championships!

Hello and welcome to our interview with the Girls Robotics Team from Shoreline Junior High School! Today, we have the pleasure of talking with this incredible team of young women who are currently gearing up for a world-wide competition in April 2023. They have been putting in long hours of practice and hard work designing and building their robot, and we're excited to hear about their journey so far. With a passion for STEM, this enthusiastic team is poised to take the robotics world by storm! In this interview, we will learn more about the challenges they have faced, the progress they have made and their hopes and dreams for the future. So sit back and let's dive into the fascinating and inspiring world of girls robotics with the Shoreline Junior High School Girls Robotics Team!

Brad Mortensen: President of Weber State University. Leadership and Student Success

Welcome to Happy Grateful Blessed, the podcast that invites you to embrace gratitude and positivity in your daily life. Today, we have two incredible guests joining us: President Brad Mortensen of Weber State University and Austin Peterson, a student leader at the university. Our focus for this episode is on the power of second chances, and how belief and resilience can transform our lives. Austin shares his personal story of overcoming challenges and finding support from President Mortensen, whose leadership and love have made a profound impact on the Weber State community. Through our conversation, we'll explore the importance of positivity, the impact of our words on others, and the transformative power of hope. So, sit back, relax, and let's dive into this inspiring conversation on Happy Grateful Blessed.

Chance Hammock: New Utah Beehive Flag for the Win?

What do you think of the newly passed Beehive Flag?  Listen in to hear more about the movement behind it with Chance Hammock.  There's currently a referendum in motion to put this on the 2024 November Ballot...How do you feel about the new flag?  Please leave your comments below. 

Christee Nabor and Rachel Sherwood: Bonded Bracelets

Have you heard of Christie Nabor and Rachel Sherwood, the dynamic duo behind Bonded Bracelets in Kaysville? These two lifelong friends have founded and grown an incredible business, all while becoming standout influencers in the industry. Christie and Rachel started Bonded Bracelets as a way to connect individuals and promote positivity. Their bracelets serve as reminders of the special bonds we share with loved ones, and they’ve been a huge hit with customers across the country. But Christie and Rachel’s work doesn’t stop there. They’ve also been working hard to grow their social media platform, becoming influencers in their industry. Their inspiring posts, stunning photography, and relatable content have earned them a dedicated following, and they continue to inspire and motivate people from all walks of life. Their success hasn’t gone unnoticed, as Christie and Rachel have garnered national attention for their work. They’ve been featured on various media outlets, including The Today Show, The View, and The Ellen DeGeneres Show, just to name a few. Despite their impressive achievements, Christie and Rachel remain humble and dedicated to their mission of promoting connection and positivity. They’re a true testament to the power of hard work, friendship, and perseverance. It’s truly inspiring to see such amazing women succeeding and making a positive impact in the world. Thank you, Christie and Rachel, for all that you do. You’re an inspiration to us all.   www.bondedbracelets.com

Rich Howes: Tis the Season for...... Mosquito Hunters!

When and if it stops snowing in Utah....it will soon be Mosquito Season!  

Call Mosquito Hunters now to get their early bird pre-season special rates. They also do group rates for cul-de-sacs and neighborhoods who opt in as a group to protect their area from Mosquitos.

In this episode Rich talks about their business, lessons learned and plans for the future. Here's their bio from their business website: https://mosquitohunters.com/layton-ut/about-us/

"We are Rich and Hilary Howes and if we are not occupied with combatting Public Enemy #1, the dreaded mosquito, we are proud parents of our two children and two English bulldogs, Ozzy and Titus. When not waging a war on the annoying “summer fun suckers,” you can find us riding our bikes, usually with our young daughter in her “chariot” trailer (taking a nap while mom or dad does all the work), or playing with our furry-children.

Heralding from the Ogden-area, Rich grew up “on the turf.” Whether it was out-running line referees in football, envisioning himself as the next “Great Bambino,” or driving a golf ball over four hundred yards (yes, that happened once), nothing could keep him from enjoying the great outdoors (except a few million mosquito bites, that is).

Hilary was born and raised in the neighboring state of Idaho where the wind always blew, and the mosquitos were prevalent. Growing tiresome of both, she moved to Utah to study Accounting at Utah State and found the wind and mosquitos followed her like a bad shadow.

Recently moving from Layton, where we resided for twelve years, to Kaysville, we quickly realized that mosquitos were as certain as death and taxes, and we have the power to at least fight one of them. Combining Rich’s organizational planning and scheduling expertise and Hilary’s strange fascination with data and numbers, we started Mosquito Hunters of Layton-Kaysville-Farmington, servicing most of the Davis County area.

Our mosquito, flea, and tick control services will allow families to Take Back Their Yard with our EPA registered family and pet friendly products. Our goal is to build extraordinary relationships with our customers by providing the Happiness Promise. If our customers are not happy with our treatments within 21 days of post-treatment, we will re-treat for free. No questions asked."