That's Just Good

Jennifer Haworth - Where Brand Strategy Meets Community Impact

In this episode of the That’s Just Good Podcast, we sit down with Jennifer Haworth, Executive Vice President and Chief Marketing Officer of Globe Life, to explore the intersection of brand strategy, sports marketing, corporate social responsibility, and community impact. With more than two decades of leadership at Globe Life, Jennifer oversees national marketing strategy, major sports partnerships, and brand operations tied to organizations like the Texas Rangers, Dallas Cowboys, Los Angeles Lakers, and Atlanta Braves. She also plays a leading role in Globe Life’s charitable initiatives through the Make Tomorrow Better giving program. In this conversation, we discuss: • Corporate social responsibility and brand leadership • Sports marketing and community engagement • Purpose-driven marketing strategies • Building authentic partnerships through sports and philanthropy • How businesses can align brand influence with social impact • The role of corporate giving in company culture and community trust Jennifer shares insights on how organizations can think beyond visibility and use their platforms to create lasting impact in the communities they serve. If you’re interested in marketing leadership, corporate philanthropy, sports partnerships, brand strategy, or community impact, this episode offers valuable perspective from one of the top marketing executives in the country.

Making Impact Cool Again

In this solo episode of the That’s Just Good Podcast, host Nick Marino Jr. challenges the idea that community impact has to feel outdated, transactional, or uninspiring. “Making Impact Cool Again” is a conversation about rethinking how businesses, nonprofits, and leaders engage people in doing good. From the rise of experiential brands like the Savannah Bananas to the energy and culture behind Feed The City events, Nick explores why the future of impact is not just meaningful, but memorable. This episode dives into: • Why traditional approaches to community engagement are losing attention • How creativity, culture, and experience can drive deeper impact • Why joy and fun are not distractions from purpose, but vehicles for it • How businesses can create community initiatives people actually want to be part of • The role storytelling, music, sports, and live experiences play in modern philanthropy • Why the next generation wants participation, not just observation Nick also shares practical ways organizations can rethink volunteerism, employee engagement, and corporate social responsibility to create movements instead of moments. If you care about leadership, community impact, corporate social responsibility, volunteer engagement, or building purpose-driven culture, this episode will challenge how you think about doing good in today’s world. Because impact should not just be important. It should be contagious.

Misaki Collins - The Assist Behind Community Change

In this episode of the That’s Just Good Podcast, we sit down with Misaki Collins, corporate social responsibility and external relations leader for the Dallas Mavericks, to explore how professional sports organizations can become powerful drivers of community impact. Misaki leads nonprofit partnerships, community initiatives, and grantmaking efforts through the Mavs Foundation, helping align business strategy with social good across North Texas. In this conversation, we discuss corporate social responsibility in sports, nonprofit partnerships, community engagement, philanthropy, and how teams can use their platforms to create meaningful change beyond the game. Before joining the sports world, Misaki worked on the Kamala Harris presidential campaign and focused on economic mobility through nonprofit leadership in Dallas. That background shaped her unique perspective on advocacy, equity, and relationship-driven impact. We also dive into: • The role of CSR in professional sports • How athletes and organizations influence communities • Building authentic partnerships with nonprofits • Why storytelling matters in social impact • Creating long-term community investment strategies If you’re interested in sports philanthropy, corporate social responsibility, nonprofit leadership, or using influence to create impact, this episode is packed with insight.

Ryan Wood: Shaping Impact Through Media and Influence

In this episode of the That’s Just Good Podcast, we sit down with Ryan Wood to talk about what it really takes to turn good intentions into meaningful, measurable impact. It’s easy to talk about doing good. It’s harder to build the systems, partnerships, and discipline required to actually make a difference. Ryan brings a practical perspective to this conversation, sharing how leaders and organizations can move beyond ideas and into action. We explore what separates impact that looks good from impact that actually works, how to stay focused in a world full of competing priorities, and why execution matters just as much as vision. If you’re leading a business, building something from the ground up, or looking to create a deeper impact in your community, this episode will challenge how you think about doing good and push you to take the next step.

Macario Robles: From Clippers to Community Impact

In this episode of the That’s Just Good Podcast, we sit down with Macario Robles, founder and owner of DTX Barbers, to explore how a barber chair can become one of the most powerful places for connection, leadership, and impact. Macario shares how his work as a barber goes far beyond a service. It’s about building trust, creating space for conversation, and showing up consistently for the people in his community. We talk about how everyday environments can become platforms for influence, mentorship, and opportunity. As the founder of DTX Barbers, Macario has created more than a business. He’s built a space where culture, community, and purpose come together, one conversation at a time. This conversation is a reminder that impact doesn’t always start in boardrooms. Sometimes, it starts in places where relationships are built and consistency creates trust. If you’re looking to understand how to lead where you are, use your platform with intention, and create meaningful impact in your community, this episode is for you.