Get 'N' Your Business Podcast

Sysco Market Insights

Get ’N Your Business Podcast Episode 102: Sysco Market Update with Jamie & Jason In this episode of the Get ’N Your Business Podcast, host Alison Shores sits down with Jamie and Jason from Sysco for a real-world look at what is happening in the food industry and how it impacts local restaurants, business owners, and consumers. Jamie and Jason break down current market challenges including produce shortages, drought effects, freight costs, rising beef prices, and the seasonal trends restaurants need to watch heading into summer. They also explain Sysco Market Corner, a free weekly tool that helps restaurant owners and everyday shoppers understand why food prices are going up or down. The conversation also highlights how Sysco supports restaurants beyond food delivery through expanded product access, next-day availability from Orlando, menu analysis, test kitchens, chef support, food shows, and strong local relationships. More than a market update, this episode is a reminder of how connected Camden County’s restaurant community really is — and how much work happens behind the scenes to keep local businesses moving forward. In This Episode Jamie and Jason discuss: How drought and supply issues affect produce prices Why freight and product sourcing matter What Sysco Market Corner is and how anyone can use it How restaurants can prepare for rising beef prices Why menu pricing should be based on market highs How Sysco helps new and existing restaurants build menus The benefits of Sysco’s expanded Orlando warehouse access Why relationships matter in Camden County’s restaurant community The upcoming Sysco Food Show in Daytona Local restaurant shoutouts and community support stories Featured Guests Jamie and Jason from Sysco Hosted By Alison Shores Camden County Chamber of Commerce Please like, share, and subscribe to the Get ’N Your Business Podcast for more conversations with the people, businesses, and community leaders helping shape Camden County.

Journeys by Zahi

In this episode, Alison and Zahi talk about: How Journeys by Zahi helps travelers plan stress-free vacations Why using a travel advisor does not have to cost extra How Zahi gets paid through travel suppliers instead of charging a service fee Why firsthand resort experience matters when recommending destinations What Zahi looks for when touring resorts in Cancun The difference between a resort that looks good online and one that is actually right for you How Zahi helps clients plan family vacations, couples trips, group travel, cruises, and destination weddings Why summer travel should be booked as early as possible How group travel can help unlock savings Zahi’s upcoming 2027 ABC Islands group cruise Why TSA PreCheck and Global Entry are worth considering for frequent travelers How Zahi helps clients navigate airports, resorts, transportation, and travel details Why travel insurance will be an important future conversation Featured Guest Zahi Merz Journeys by Zahi Website: www.journeysbyzahi.com [http://www.journeysbyzahi.com] Phone: 860.625.3822 Email: Zahi@journeysbyzahi.com [Zahi@journeysbyzahi.com] Instagram: @journeysbyzahi Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Journeysbyzahi [https://www.facebook.com/Journeysbyzahi] Episode Takeaway Your vacation should not be a gamble. Zahi’s biggest reminder is that just because a resort looks amazing on TikTok or Instagram does not mean it is the right fit for your trip. Working with someone who has firsthand knowledge can help you save time, avoid frustration, and plan a vacation that actually matches what you want. Listen & Subscribe Thank you for listening to the Get ’N Your Business Podcast, presented by the Camden County Chamber of Commerce. Please like, share, subscribe, and book your next vacation with Journeys by Zahi.

100 Episodes. 100 Stories.

Episode 100: Behind the Mic with Alison, Kanan & Guest Host Megan Molix In this milestone 100th episode of the Get In Your Business Podcast, guest host Megan Molix takes over the mic to interview Alison Shores and Kanan St. Rose about the journey behind the show, the stories that stood out, and the heart behind keeping this podcast hyper-local. From early business videos and funny behind-the-scenes moments to the Chamber’s mission of promoting business and building community, this episode celebrates 100 conversations with the people, businesses, nonprofits, and local leaders who make Camden County special. In This Episode Alison and Kanan share what the podcast would be like if it had a personality: open, fun, curious, and community-focused. They reflect on memorable episodes, including local history, Cumberland Island stories, the Riverview Hotel, horse therapy, long-standing businesses, and the hidden stories that make Camden County unique. The conversation also dives into the early days of Get In Your Business, how the show evolved from live videos and in-business features into a podcast, and how trust, production, storytelling, and teamwork helped shape what the show is today. Episode Highlights • Celebrating 100 episodes of the Get In Your Business Podcast • Megan Molix guest hosts the milestone episode • Alison and Kanan reflect on the show’s personality and purpose • Favorite stories from past guests and local history • Funny off-mic moments and bloopers from production • How Get In Your Business evolved from business videos to podcast episodes • The Camden County Chamber’s role in connecting people and businesses • Why storytelling helps people love where they live • A look ahead at the next 100 episodes Memorable Theme This episode is about more than a podcast milestone. It is about 100 conversations, 100 stories, and 100 reasons to celebrate Camden County. Listen In Celebrate Episode 100 and hear the story behind the stories that helped make Get In Your Business a true Camden County community podcast.

Mothers of Veteran Suicide

In this powerful episode of the Get ’N Your Business Podcast, host Alison Shores sits down with Michelle and Melissa from Mothers of Veteran Suicide for a heartfelt conversation about grief, healing, faith, and community support. Michelle shares how her journey began while traveling the country in an American flag-wrapped RV, connecting with veterans, first responders, and families impacted by loss. After meeting mothers who had lost their children to veteran suicide, her mission shifted toward creating a safe, faith-based support system for the families left behind. Together, Michelle and Melissa discuss the ripple effect of suicide, healing retreats for mothers, free grief counseling resources, support for grandmothers raising grandchildren, and the Hope After Loss Initiative. They also share how Camden County businesses, churches, counselors, and volunteers can help support families walking through unimaginable grief. This episode is a reminder that no family should have to grieve alone. In This Episode Michelle’s journey from veteran outreach to family support How Mothers of Veteran Suicide began Why suicide loss impacts entire families and communities Healing retreats and messages in bottles Free grief counseling opportunities Support for grandmothers raising grandchildren The awareness RV covered in butterfly memorials The Hope After Loss Initiative How Camden County can volunteer, donate, and partner Connect with Mothers of Veteran Suicide Email: support@mothersofveteransuicide.org [support@mothersofveteransuicide.org] Call/Text: 585-729-0966 [tel:5857290966] Website: mothersofveteransuicide.org [https://mothersofveteransuicide.org] Subscribe Follow the Get ’N Your Business Podcast for more conversations with the people, businesses, and organizations making an impact in Camden County.

The Harbor Worship Center

🎙️ Episode 98: From 19 People to 1,000+ — Faith, Growth & Community Impact with Pastor Mike Sanes What does it really take to grow something that lasts? In this episode of the Get In Your Business Podcast, host Alison Shores sits down with Pastor Mike Sanes of The Harbor to talk about building a thriving church, serving a community, and staying consistent through the process. Pastor Mike shares how The Harbor grew from just 19 people to over 1,000 weekly attendees—and what most people don’t see behind that kind of growth. From years of planning and expansion challenges to leading with faith and purpose, this conversation is packed with perspective for anyone building something of their own. But this episode goes beyond growth. It’s about impact. From large-scale community outreach in Camden County to missions work across the world, Pastor Mike breaks down what it looks like to truly give back—and why that’s been a key part of The Harbor’s story. He also shares insights from his new book, The Call of God, and how stepping into your purpose has nothing to do with having it all figured out. And yes… we also talk about how he became a skydiving instructor with over 1,000 jumps. In This Episode, We Cover: • How The Harbor grew from 19 people to 1,000+ • The reality behind church growth and expansion • Serving Camden County through outreach and community projects • Thanksgiving Blessing Boxes and Serve Day initiatives • Missions work in Guatemala, Africa, and the United States • The message behind The Call of God • Leadership, faith, and building the right team • How skydiving became part of Pastor Mike’s journey Key Takeaway: Growth doesn’t happen overnight. Whether you’re building a business, leading a team, or stepping into your purpose—consistency, faith, and serving others are what make the difference. 🔔 New episodes drop every Friday 📲 Follow, rate, and share to support local stories and conversations