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It’s 🦴🔥KRAYZIE BONE🔥🦴 ya’ll!
I remember vividly when I heard Bone Thugs n Harmony for the first time. It was unlike anything I’d ever heard, and their rapid fire raps melded with the harmonies had me at Mr Ouija.
The come-up story of Bone Thugs-N-Harmony is the ultimate hip hop “rags to riches” tale, and their struggles, triumphs, and relentless drive to make sugar out of shit never gets old to me.
Beneath the beats and rhymes is a simple truth about life: no matter where you start, if you’re willing to fight for it, you can carve out your own path.
That’s the heart of hip hop—and that’s the heart of Bone.
I really hope you enjoy this episode.
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I found Mark Ritz through my friend, Wayne Lewis. He sent me a tweet that Mark posted at the beginning of the traumatic government shutdown that Carnivore Snax went through earlier this year. Thanks to the leadership of Mark and his team, as well as the loyalty of the Carnivore Snax community, they were able to navigate those rough waters only to come back stronger than ever.
I was drawn to Mark the minute I called to ask if he'd be on the show. He was like an old friend. No pretenses, sharp, humble, and hungry--he's a really cool person.
In this episode, we talk about his time at Costco and how it light a fire in him to follow his intuition to start something. We talk gambling, making bombs, 1.8 GPA's, meat, and Joe Rogan.
If you haven't tried Carnivore Snax yet, I highly recommend you try it.
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We're back, ya'll!
I'm so excited to start SZN 3 with this little firecracker. Her name is Lindsay Fork. She's a mom, wife, successful business owner, and she recently won the Ernst & Young Entrepreneur of the Year Award.
It took me about ten seconds to figure out that Lindsay doesn't half ass anything. It's obvious when you meet her and when you step foot into one of her stores. As the founder & CEO of Luxe Brands (La Jeune Marie, Luxe Redux, and The Ohio Bridal Outlet) she leaves no detail undone, and I'm certain it's a contributing factor to her success.
In this episode, we talk about her family, business, psychedelics, functional medicine, and so much more. There's a lot packed into this episode and I hope you enjoy her as much as I did! -
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Kimmy, Anthony and I put our heads together and decided to do a little lemonade stand in support of our friends at The Lunch Box Ohio. Mikey's Late Night Slice, Lion Cub's, and Mamita's are generously participating and it's going to be a blast!
Join us on Saturday, August 17th from Noon-4pm at 2550 Brandon Rd. Columbus, OH 43221.
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(If you have YouTube, I highly recommend watching this episode as opposed to just listening. It will be more fun.)
I've gotten to know Andy Sauer a bit in the past few months and I think he's AWESOME. He's creative, smart, fun, and up for a good time. Plus, he's the brains behind Garage Beer which happens to be sweeping the nation right now NBD.
In this episode we talk about his idea for Garage Beer, the Kelce brothers, mom CEO's, and so much more.
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John Ondrasik is the songwriter and performer known as the platinum-selling, Grammy-nominated, Five For Fighting. In the two decades since his first major single, “Superman (It’s Not Easy),” went viral, he's both evolved and come back around full circle.
He's written major hits, including the chart-topping “100 Years,” “The Riddle,” “Chances,” “World,” and “Easy Tonight,” which have earned over one billion streams and place him as a top-10 Hot Adult Contemporary artist for the 2000s.
Five For Fighting’s music has also been featured in more than 350 films, television shows, and commercials, including the Oscar-winning The Blind Side, Hawaii Five-O, The Sopranos and the CBS drama, Code Black.
I truly enjoyed getting to know John, and I was struck by his good, down to earth nature. Plus, you can find him on Linkedin which I LOVE.
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There's nothing I love more than someone who turns their pain into purpose, and that's exactly what Mike & Megan Scherer did.
After Mike was diagnosed and treated for testicular cancer, he and Megan started trying for a family. When it didn't come easy for them and they entered the world of fertility treatments, an idea was born.
They started Worth the Wait to financially assist cancer patients/survivors who are going through fertility treatments.
I love everything about this couple and their mission, and I hope you'll tell everyone you know about Worth the Wait.
Thank you Mike & Megan! Keep doing great things out there.
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Ryan Miller is an incredible human being with positive energy to bottle and sell. His good vibes were contagious and I thoroughly enjoyed learning about his family values, Ohio State football, and 2nd & 7.
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Tina Boulding is a smart & successful woman about Columbus, and she's as funny as she is real.
In this episode, we travel from family trauma/dynamics all the way to Tina being the first Bachelorette on The Keri Croft Show.
Strap on your seatbelts because this woman is on FIRE and this episode is action packed!
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Jackie Hutson is a dynamic force, and I'm here for it.
In this episode, we talk about Jackie's entrepreneurial roots, her infertility journey, miscarriages, and how we can do more to support one another. She also shares her new business venture, Piper & Mint, and how she's giving back by partnering with BabyQuest. Oh, and we also talk about Jackie being on Shark Tank. I'm about 100% sure it's going to happen!
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He's baaaaack, ya'll!
Suraj Hinduja returns to the show and he's better than ever (is it even possible?)
We talk all things RTRX because, well, he's the rocket fuel that's taking this CBUS event to the moon! I love hearing about the year over year growth of this event, and how Suraj curates such an incredible experience right here in our own backyard.
He also opens up about his own mental health, and how one person in his life basically changed everything for him.
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It’s not often that I cross paths with someone whose journey to parenthood has been met with similar heartbreak.When I read Johnny Sirpilla’s book, “Life is Hard, but I’ll be OK” I was blown away by the things that he and his BADASS wife, Susan, went through. Man, what a reminder of just how much pain we endure as humans, and yet some people still choose to find the joy wedged somewhere beneath the suffering.
Johnny and his wife Susan lost their triplets, Nicholas, Mary, and Peter when Susan was 6-months pregnant. That was just the beginning of their unfathomable path to parenthood.
Most people know that my husband and I suffered years of infertility and lost three little girls along the way; Angel, Hope & Jade. Angel (22 weeks) & Hope (16 weeks) were stillborn and Jade was delivered when I was just 6-months into my pregnancy. She fought hard to be with us for 16-days, and her time here was excruciatingly beautiful.
The anniversary of her passing was May 24th, which made the timing of my interview with Johnny particularly raw, but necessary, for me.
It’s important to note that this episode isn’t reserved for people who have dealt with infertility and child loss. Johnny’s story is one of resilience, faith, and overcoming life’s greatest obstacles, and that’s a story I believe we can ALL get behind.
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I was connected with Tony Lucca through @kmicque and I absolutely loved him right away. Tony got his start on The Mickey Mouse Club and his career has been full of twists and turns, like being on The Voice, and most recently opening for @brettyoungmusic in Europe.
Tony just released a new EP called Still, and you should go to Spotify and listen now 👂🏽
I loved this guy and I know you will, too.
Thank you, Tony!
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Melanie and I were introduced by the one & only Regan Walsh. (If you haven't listened to Regan's episode yet, you can check her out in SZN 1, EP 32.)
Melanie's resume is impressive. She's a PsyD, clinical psychologist, brain coach, speaker, and author. Her first book, The Emotionally Intelligent Teen: Skills to Help You Deal with What You Feel, Build Stronger Relationships, and Boost Self-Confidence, gives teens and young adults the skills they need to improve their lives. She also has a second book coming out in September of this year.
In this episode, Melanie recounts what it was like growing up with her parents and 3 sisters in Michigan, how she coped with constant anxiety, and ultimately cut ties in order to design a life that she loves with her husband in the UP of Michigan.
This is a great episode and I HIGHLY recommend it (and her books) for anyone out there parenting in this wild world.
Thank you for being so open and vulnerable, Melanie. You're a star! (And thanks again, Regan. ILYSM)
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If you know me, then you know 311 is one of my ALL-TIME favorite bands and I have receipts to prove it. Spotify sent me a song wrap up at the end of 2023 and according to their data 311 was played 6,100 minutes on my phone which basically means that I listened to them 98% of the time that I ran or drove my car.
In this episode, we talk about the thought process behind doing the 311 cruise, his wife, his favorite up & coming rock bands, and SO much more.
Bottom line: We're best friends now and he's probably going to let Nick have the night off so I can perform with him at Red Rocks.
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You probably know Monica Day as the beautiful, smiling NBC4 Anchor who greets you through your TV screen every morning. But there's SO much more to this powerhouse of a human being than meets the eye.
In this episode, Monica opens up about her challenging high school years, pageant life, being judged by viewers, her love for Elvis, and her dog that almost burnt her house down. This show is chock full of awesome because this woman is dynamite!
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TGIF!
Jacquie Mahan is definitely one of a kind. This incredible lady founded The Awesome Company back in 2015(ish) and she's carved out a really special niche for adults with autism. From the employees-to the hand-written thank you letters-to the personal product delivery...this company is really somethin' special.
But really who cares about the company because all Jacquie really wants to talk about is her damn pigs. So much so, that we've decided to do our very FIRST show contest in honor of Jacquie's pig obsession.
Here's how you play:
Listen to the show
Count the number of times we say "pig" or take an educated guess
Send a DM to @thekericroftshow with your guess
Win a $250 GC toward a custom printing order with The Awesome Company
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I met Anthony via Kim & Doug Verhoff many moons ago and immediately knew he was as good egg. A few weeks ago, I ran into Anthony at Stauf's where I found out he low-key gives back on his bday and then it led to "why in the hell are you single" and here we are.
In this bonus episode, we talk Lunch Box Ohio and I grill him on what he wants in a mate.
Calling all single ladies: This is a serious mission to find Anthony a bride. If you're interested, please DM @thekericroftshow or email [email protected]. - Näytä enemmän