Interviewing entrepreneurs to inspire new ones. Zeke Corley sits down with business owners, entrepreneurs, inventors, and moguls to discuss their journey from as far back as they can remember, to the success they've become today. It's a great way to learn what we have in common with each other, and be reminded never to give up on our own talents, ideas, and goals.
Killer Sally The Documentary- What Netflix Got Wrong
The story of Sally McNeil and the murder of her husband Ray McNeil has generated a lot of buzz since “Killer Sally” was in the top 10 of Netflix shows, both globally and in the US in 2022.While watching and then re-watching the three part series, something didn’t sit well with our host, historian Kristi Hawthorne. There’s always more to the story and she always wants to know more. That's what we love about her work! In this episode, she shares a different perspective about the murder of Ray.Sally repeatedly claimed in the series that her body building husband was an abuser and that she was a battered wife – and was left with no choice but to shoot her husband in self defense. However, Sally’s testimony to the Parole Board in 2019 and 2020 offers a completely different version of events that led up to her shooting of her unarmed husband.Kristi has obtained court documents from the trial, which includes written statements and police reports that documented Sally’s long list of violence against teenagers, her husbands, neighbors, women and police officers. The prosecutor stated that Sally was one of the most violent offenders he had ever prosecuted.In this episode, Kristi sits down with her co-host Porsche Locker to discuss what the documentary missed. Sure, we encourage you to watch the documentary, but don't miss the Coastal Crimes version. Then, it will all make sense! The Killer Sally story as told by Porsche & Kristi, Coastal Crimes!
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9 Dec 2025
Encanto Experience w/ Guest Shawn McClondon
Welcome back to another special installment of our Experience Encanto bonus series on the Same Business Different Day podcast. I’m your host, Zeke Corley, joined once again by my brother and co-host for this series, Taryell Simmons of Rise Urban Nation. Today, we had the privilege of sitting down with someone doing truly transformational work in San Diego County—Shawn McClondon, the founder of Sister Cities Project.Shawn built Sister Cities Project with a powerful mission: to intentionally partner affluent communities with underserved ones, cultivating relationships, collaboration, and shared value across San Diego County. In this conversation, we talked about what it really means to bridge gaps between neighborhoods and build communities that thrive together. And Shawn shared a remarkable story that gives you a firsthand look at how this work shows up in real lives—just one example of the impact he’s making every single day.If you’d like to learn more about Shawn, support the work, or get involved, visit sistercitiesproject.org.And of course, a special shoutout to Brooke Collins for bringing the Encanto Experience to life—and to Marathon Barbershop on Imperial Avenue for hosting us in their space. If you were there, you know the vibe: art on the walls, community in the room, even that memorable spinning piece from IG @Dope_Rx setting the backdrop.Stay tuned—there’s much more to come from our time at the Encanto Experience.
5 Dec 2025
Remembering Miguel de Jesus
No matter how successful of an entrepreneur you are, you could still use good coaching and mentoring. Late in my business journey, I met Miguel and found just that. A brilliant man that reinvigorated my passions and opened my business mind to more possibilities. We lost Miguel the day after Thanksgiving, and that’s sad for our business community. Fortunately, he left so much information behind, written and spoken. Carrying it on is how he lives on. You’ll find some of this great information in this episode of our podcast. If you never met him, welcome to Miguel! And even if you’ve heard this episode, I encourage you to re-listen and re-learn. RIP Miguel.[[original description]]Before Christmas trees fill up all of our usual stores, we are gifted with a conversation with one of the best teachers around today. And, like Santa, Miguel delivered! A wise man once said that he feels smarter every time he sits down with Miguel. We believe that you will feel the same after this episode. In this episode, we discuss Miguel's early life including never being told "no" by his mother, and how that played a part in his growth & confidence. We discuss his corporate experience and the effect that had on his mentality in business today, including his approach to being an "intrepreneur" & an entrepreneur. Either take notes or listen multiple times to this one-of-a-kind conversation, a masterclass, with the one & only Miguel deJesus. This episode was brought to you by A Different Day Radio and its podcasts- Industry Insights, Run It By My Lawyer, Velocity- The Vista Chamber podcast, and Odd Pairing. A special thanks to our sponsors YourInsurancePlace.com & StarFox Media. Please like, subscribe, and review each of our episodes and be sure to tell others about us.
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John Sanders- Remember When We Couldn't Afford To Eat Here
Published 9 Aug 2021 · Transcript excerpt
[…] That's a great story. It was a full circle. It's good. He's died a few years ago and his wife also. But it was a good time. We grew up, we had a lot of fun. The neighborhood was a typical Southern neighborhood. Nobody was rich. Nobody was poor. None of us knew anything other than what you'd call middle class. We didn't have any extra money, but we didn't need anything that we didn't get. So you just sort of spent your money and did your thing. And we'd had one vacation growing up. My dad made some extra money in 1950. So we took a vacation up to Boston and New York and came back to Louisville. […]
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