“Hustle till your haters ask if you’re hiring.” This is just one example of the many entertaining words of wisdom our latest guest, Mississippi Memaw, dropped on the microphone. In roughly one hour of conversation Memaw educated us on what it’s like to have the first video you ever upload to Tiktok go viral with over a million views and then prove to the world it wasn’t a fluke by creating additional viral content, with her latest internet hit (Pickled Dr. Pepper) having over five million views by itself at the time of this writing.

In this episode listeners will hear what it’s really like to have your social media content go viral (both the good and the bad), along with tips that some small business owners should consider when they create or use social media for their own companies.

Speaking of Pickled Dr. Pepper – we tried it on air. And well, you’ll just have to hear our first sip reactions for yourself. =)

Special thanks to Mississippi Memaw for taking the time to record this episode! Check out our chat with her on your platform of choice.

Also, special thanks to Indicium LLC for editing this episode!

*sings* “Don’t call it a comeback, we’ve been here for y- months.” LL Cool J would be proud - and maybe you will be too, because we are gonna do it again y’all! Caleb and Chris have put their big boy pants on and have committed to a Season Two of the Sippi Podcast! *queue the Eye of the Tiger music*

Can I just take a moment to mention how much it pains me when I think our younger listeners may not catch either of the music references above? Sigh… Anyway, let’s not be depressed at our ever-increasing age but focus on the good stuff instead – Season Two!

In this week’s episode Caleb & Chris talk about what all was accomplished in Season One, along with some of the things listeners can expect in Season Two. So take a listen, and rejoice in the celebration if you approve or send Caleb hate mail if you disapprove to Feedback@SippiPodcast.com.

Ok, don’t do the last part, Caleb already told you he’s sensitive. =)

Special thanks to Indicium LLC for editing this episode!

In this week’s episode of Share Your Story, Mississippi Veteran and Entrepreneur, Ric McCluskey, gets behind the microphone and tells us what it’s like to go from working a minimum wage job to building and selling a company within four years.

Ric talks about how growing your faith and your business at the same time doesn’t have to be mutually exclusive; and how leaning into the great unknown can actually make the whole self-employment experience worth it by itself – instead of something we should be afraid of.

Special thanks to Ric McCluskey of i-Flow Technologies for taking the time to drive down to Columbia and sharing his story with us!

Also, a special thanks to Indicium LLC for editing this episode!