The 4P’s Podcast With Trunnis Goggins II

Stolen Identity

Imagine thinking you know who you are for all of your life, and you find out while trying to find something on TV that you are someone entirely different. In this episode, guest Jimmy Smith shares his version of what it means to have a stolen identity

First Friday in Sarnia

Leonard Segall takes the 4P audience on a virtual tour of Downtown Sarnia during their December First Friday event. This event has become an admired tradition in Ontario Peninsula. This event also features Sarnia's commitment to small business and community connection.

Time For Tea

There is a raise in the number of individuals who want to go out and start businesses of their own. In this episode, Trunnis talks to Jessie Dean and Craig Sotkovsky about their journeys into the world of entrepreneurism. They talk about the passion of career independence and the necessary persistence to endure some obstacles of self-employment. For more information and some delicious tea, please click the link(s) below.
Asheville Tea Company: https://ashevilleteacompany.com/
Craig Sotkovsky: https://www.craigsotkovsky.com/

Giving Tuesday

In today's episode, Trunnis talks to Christine John-Fuller of the South Carolina Alzheimer's Association and to Michael Stevens founder of Arts Can Circle. In both conversations, Trunnis and his guest discuss how their respective organizations work towards improving the quality of life for those with Alzheimer's (in the case of the Alzheimer's Association) and in the case of Arts Can Circle those living in indigenous communities, especially youth, throughout Canada. For more information about either organization, please click the link(s) below.
Alzheimer's Association: https://www.alz.org/sc/about_us/office_locations
Arts Can Circle: https://www.artscancircle.ca/

Take Some Time

In this episode, Trunnis talks with Sean Murray of London Ontario tourism about all of the fantastic things to do north of the border in that city. Also, Trunnis talks with members of Prime Time Funk, a musical band out of Rochester New York, they discuss the joys of music and touring. Prime Time Funk also shares their original song “I’m Ready”. For more information about London Ontario and the dynamic group Prime Time Funk please click the links below.
London Ontario: https://www.londontourism.ca/
Prime Time Funk : https://www.primetimefunk.com/

Horrible Marriage

JD McCabe talks about his stranger than fiction book “The Third Gift”. The book highlights a disastrous marriage. McCabe talks about how he endured the nightmare and came out on the other side a better person. To purchase the book, please visit the link below.
The third gift: https://thirdgift.com/

Lest We Forget

In this episode, Trunnis recognizes the United States Marine Corps birthday and interviews Marine Corps veteran Jeff Klunke. The episode then moves on to commemorate both Remembrance day and Veterans day with interviews of Jon McKinnon of organization.
Veterans for Healing out of Sydney, Nova Scotia, and Judge Jim Worton presiding judge for the Bartholomew County Veterans Ct. in Columbus, IN. Both interviews focus on some of the struggles veterans face when reentering the civilian world. For more information on Jeff on Jon, please click the links below.
Veterans for Healing : https://www.v4healing.com/
Jeff Klunke: https://jbk-industries-llc.business.site/

Money, Money, Money Got to Work That Money

Simply Red had a song back in the mid-1980s called Money’s too tight forty years later, this song’s lyrics are sung daily by millions of people struggling to make ends meet in today’s economy. Please join Trunnis as he talks budgeting and financial growth with Kathleen Prendergast, CEO of Richer than you Think and Jessica Tomac of Edward D. Jones. You can continue the conversation with either or both of these knowledgeable individuals by clicking the link(s) below:
Richer than you Think: https://www.richerthanyouthink.com/
Jessica Tomac: Jessica L Tomac, Financial Advisor | Edward Jones

Lessons From My Father:

Today's episode Trunnis commemorates 10 year mark of his father's passing with the final lessons his father taught him before his death. Those who don't know, Trunnis' father was an entrepreneur in Buffalo New York. He owns several businesses. Primarily, he was the longtime owner of skating rink New Skateland Arena and the popular nightclub of the 70s 80s and 90s The Vermillion Room. The lesson shared in today's broadcast are lessons all entrepreneurs and motivated career professionals should hear.

Never Too Late

In this episode, Trunnis shares stories of individuals that accomplished amazing and miraculous feats later in life. Trunnis also interviews Nancy Little a 66-year-old woman from Indianapolis, Indiana, who plays adult league ice hockey with some individuals, much younger than her on a weekly basis. Nancy shares some of the secrets to her ability to maintain her youth.