Shout Your Cause with Sally Hendrick

Tennessee University Head Shifts Focus to Online Classes

This interview took place on April 17, 2020. Keaton was looking forward to his college graduation ceremony in Martin on May 2, 2020, from the University of Tennessee. He never dreamed it would be via Facebook Live instead of in-person in front of thousands of students, parents, and faculty. After losing his father to cancer the day of his final high school exam four years ago, he’s now facing an unknown path into his career as he finishes his bachelor’s degree. This is how he is responding.

College Student Attends Online Graduation During Pandemic

New York Doctor Worries that the Public is Not Taking COVID-19 Seriously

This interview took place on April 02, 2020. Michele and I met online before we met in person. From a social media marketing conference in California to another event in New York City, we struck up some conversation and have kept in touch since. When the COVID-19 threat began, we caught each other’s attention on Facebook when I was explaining the statistics, and she was explaining the clinical and political aspects. shoutyourcause.com Facebook.com/shoutyourcause Twitter.com/shoutyourcause

This interview took place on April 08, 2020. Helping students navigate college choices, fill out applications, and filter through programs that help them reach their life goals is the business of Elizabeth Antony of Nashville, Tennessee. With much ado and much to sort through to help students and parents figure out how to handle the unknown due to COVID-19, Elizabeth shares her insight into what may come. shoutyourcause.com Facebook.com/shoutyourcause Twitter.com/shoutyourcause

Independent College Counselor Projects Changes with Fall Enrollment

Aesthetics Nurse Laid Off During the Pandemic

This interview took place on April 06, 2020. Zan Phillips has been laid off from her job as a nurse in the aesthetics industry while elective procedures are disallowed during the current COVID-19 situation. She sat down with Sally Hendrick to discuss what she is experiencing and how she’s being asked to consider returning to the hospital setting. Former ICU and hospice nurse, Zan Phillips of Nashville, Tennessee, currently specializes in aesthetics with her nursing career.

This interview took place on March 31, 2020. Maelynn Johnson works for the post office, touching 1,700 pieces of mail per day. Living in Kentucky but working in Tennessee gives her a perspective most do not have about the response of the governors in both states. shoutyourcause.com Facebook.com/shoutyourcause Twitter.com/shoutyourcause

Postal Worker Tells How Mail is Handled at the Start of the Pandemic

With connections in China for his business and personal relationships at Vanderbilt University Medical Center in Nashville due to his son's illness, Steve Paladino has taken it upon himself to bring the two together to meet a need. When social-distancing measures first began, he was trying to figure out how to secure N95 masks with many obstacles standing in his way. shoutyourcause.com Facebook.com/shoutyourcause Twitter.com/shoutyourcause

Distributor Sources PPE as Supply Runs Low

Donna Brown, Business and Branding Synergist joins me from Milan to discuss the COVID-19 situation in Italy and compassion-based marketing. shoutyourcause.com Facebook.com/shoutyourcause Twitter.com/shoutyourcause

Surviving COVID-19 in Italy Near the Biggest Outbreak to Date