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Small Stones Podcast

Andrew Schory
Leadership
Small Stones Concept
Supreme Foods
Leadership Development
First Christian Church (elizabethtown)
Educating With Hope
Grace Heartland Church
Ann Fisher CPA & Associates
Mentorship
Marketing
CJ Southern Seasoning
Restaurant Industry
Helping Hand Of Hope
Elizabethtown Community and Technical College
Environmental Research Group
Unity
Church Leadership
Talent and Passion
Pink Dot Project
Period Poverty

Incremental change leads to real growth in life and business. Join Business Coach Andrew Schory and his guests as they explore personal and professional growth as leaders and discuss current marketplace trends.

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Episode Summary René DaCosta has built and led restaurant teams on three continents — from Domino's in California to Pizza Hut and Papa John's in the UK to Dunkin', Marco's, and now BrakeTime, where he oversees QSR operations across a growing conveni... more

Episode Summary Tyler Vessels is a high school history teacher who quit his job, spent a year in eleven countries, came back to teach, and then started a nonprofit to support a school in Uganda.

In this episode, Andrew Schory talks with Tyler about... more

Episode Summary What's the difference between a boss and a leader? Between motivation and transformation? Between getting hyped up at a conference and actually changing your life?

Catina Haynes has answers — and she's spent her career building them... more

Episode Summary Kirk Freeman swore he'd never join the family business. Now he co-owns it. In this episode, Andrew Schory sits down with Kirk Freeman of G.R. Freeman Heating and Air — a nearly fifty-year-old HVAC company in the Evansville area that K... more

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Tyler Vessels
Founder of Educating with Hope, high school teacher
Educating with Hope
Episode: Tyler Vessels, Educating with Hope
Catina Haynes
Author and speaker, founder of Moving Forward Consulting and Coaching
Moving Forward Consulting and Coaching
Episode: Catina Haynes, Moving Forward Consulting and Coaching
Kirk Freeman
Owner of GR Freeman Heating and Air
GR Freeman Heating and Air
Episode: Kirk Freeman, GR Freeman Heating and Air
Jim Schory
Dad; former Goodyear executive turned multi-generation business owner
Self-run businesses including Goodyear-related roles and Burger King franchises
Episode: Jim Schory
Shannon Holt
OBGYN based in Elizabethtown, Kentucky; founder of Pink Dot Project
Pink Dot Project / Heels Together grant recipient
Episode: Dr. Shannon Holt, Pink Dot Project
Chris Kiger
Pastor/Minister at First Christian Church (Elizabeth Town, Kentucky)
First Christian Church (Elizabethtown)
Episode: Chris Kiger, First Christian Church
Ann Fisher
Owner, Ann Fisher CPA & Associates
Ann Fisher CPA & Associates
Episode: Ann Fisher, Ann Fisher CPA & Associates
Tom Hustead
CEO of The Referent Group
The Referent Group
Episode: Tom Hustead, The Referent Group
Christy Pritchard
Vice President of Project Services at Environmental Research Group
Environmental Research Group
Episode: Christy Pritchard, Environmental Research Group

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Andrew Schory
Host of Small Stones Podcast; business coach focused on momentum through small actions; self-employed / Small Stones Podcast

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Tyler Vessels, Educating with Hope
Q: How do you view the role of external support in development work?
We aim to avoid handouts and instead partner with local communities, leveraging their assets and leadership to build programs that they control, with the long-term goal of self-sufficiency.
Tyler Vessels, Educating with Hope
Q: What drew you to start Educating with Hope after teaching for several years?
It started with a sense that there was something more I was supposed to be doing, a calling toward mission work, which led to a year-long trip through 11 countries and Uganda, where I formed meaningful partnerships that inspired me to formalize the nonprofit.
Kirk Freeman, GR Freeman Heating and Air
Q: What's the best piece of advice you have received?
Always model what you teach; if you want your team to be honest and customer-focused, you must demonstrate those behaviors in how you conduct yourself at home and in the business.
Joan Anderson, C.J.'s Seasonings
Q: What's the best piece of advice you ever received?
Be patient with yourself and have faith that you are where you are supposed to be, which underpins a steady, trust-building approach to leadership and growth.
Brent Ditto, Ditto Wealth Management
Q: What's the best piece of advice you ever received?
Invest in yourself, take a chance, and if you're passionate about something you'll be successful; the nudge to take a leap of faith and start your own business is powerful.

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This show centers on practical leadership and growth through small, consistent steps. Across episodes, conversations span family and private-sector entrepreneurship, leadership development, nonprofit impact, healthcare leadership, and community-minded business practices. Guests bring hands-on experience—from running multi-generation family businesses and franchised operations to leading nonprofits, churches, and educational institutions—with a recurring emphasis on mentorship, culture, and authentic leadership. The format often blends personal stories with actionable takeaways on cost control, team dynamics, client relationships, fundraising, and strategic planning, making it a solid resource for listeners who want tangible guidance for sma... more

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