Kathy Stone's guest appearances

Kathy Stone

The Adoption Connection | a podcast by and for adoptive parents

SecondWind

Funeral Service on SermonAudio

Family Business Radio

The Voice of Business Podcast (formerly Member Spotlight) with the Gwinnett Chamber

Community Connections with Ryan Sauers

Savvy Brown Girl

SecondWind with Joyce

Things That Matter with Martie McNabb

Ryan North

Matt Hoffman

Aaron Ivey

Shannan Martin

David Cross

Andrew Walker

Ashley Mitchell

Peter James

Danielle Daniel

Ravi Zacharias

Jason Johnson

Beth McCord

Jamie Jones

Molly Ford

Michelle Thompson

OwlTail

Look &amp; listen as storyographer Kathy Stone shares her personal, family, military &amp; a country's history through the story of a ship in a bottle. This object has been in her family for as long as she can remember. It fascinated her as a young child. How could they possibly get the ship into the bottle? she wondered, and she cherishes it because as the daughter of a single Mom she didn't have much. As another story-sharer Matt Paxton shared at the same live Show &amp; Tales, Kathy too didn't know her family was poor... she just knew her Mom worked an awful lot. So Things from her childhood hold a special significance. Another reason Kathy keeps this object is because of its origin story. She learned of its history from her Mom. You see her grandfather immigrated to Canada in 1929 and had fought with the British Army in WWI and then became a veteran's guard in Canada during WWII. Canada built POW camps and housed 34,000 German prisoners during the war. A prisoner at the camp her grandfather guarded made this Ship in a Bottle for him. These Canadian POW camps were, as Kathy says, out in the middle of nowhere. So escapes were almost pointless so it appears that the prisoners and guards developed relationships of cooperation and even some kindness. A special touch on this ship is that Kathy's Mom's unusual name is written on the ship. Kathy wishes she knew the story of the German POW who made this ship and wonders why only her Mom, one of 6, is the only one with this bottle? She wonders too what she should do with this Thing that matters. Should it stay in her family or be gifted to the museum that is in this POW camp or to the Canadian Military museum? At this time, she's thinking it should go to a museum because it's a little piece of history. There is no history without personal history. What are museums and historical societies other than great big show and tells? When her son asked what she was doing she told him she was going to a show and tell with the ship in a bottle. He asked why! She had forgotten to tell him the story. Kathy, like me, believe in the importance of sharing our stories to build deeper connections, community &amp; legacy. Our own stories and the telling of them are all part of history too. Do take a moment to think about the Things you keep. Find a way to share your stories of the Things that matter. And consider who or where would you like this Thing to go after you. This short story was clipped from my live virtual Show &amp; Tale: Significant Objects in the fall of 2021 which encourage us to build connections, community &amp; legacy one story of stuff at a time. Join me at my next LIVE Show &amp; Tales: https://www.showandtales.com/events/ Hire me to host your next employee, volunteer, donor appreciation gathering, family, friend or college reunion, team building event &amp; kickoff for your conference or retreat https://www.showandtales.com And if you identify as different, an outsider, outlier, quirky etc and want to join a community of fellow WEIRDOS (Where Every Individual Remembers Doing Original Stuff) learning to market themselves in a way that feels do AND does good.... check out my online community of Show &amp; Tales story-sharing hosts. You CAN enjoy marketing yourself and invite in abundance. Find out more: https://www.showandtales.com/community/ Watch here: ﻿ Or Listen here:

Look &amp; listen as storyographer Kathy Stone shares her personal, family, military &amp; a country's history through the story of a ship in a bottle. This object has been in her family for as long as she can remember. It fascinated her as a young child. How could they possibly get the ship into the bottle? she wondered, and she cherishes it because as the daughter of a single Mom she didn't have much. As another story-sharer Matt Paxton shared at the same live Show &amp; Tales, Kathy too didn't know her family was poor... she just knew her Mom worked an awful lot. So Things from her childhood hold a special significance. Another reason Kathy keeps this object is because of its origin story. She learned of its history from her Mom. You see her grandfather immigrated to Canada in 1929 and had fought with the British Army in WWI and then became a veteran's guard in Canada during WWII. Canada built POW camps and housed 34,000 German prisoners during the war. A prisoner at the camp her grandfather guarded made this Ship in a Bottle for him. These Canadian POW camps were, as Kathy says, out in the middle of nowhere. So escapes were almost pointless so it appears that the prisoners and guards developed relationships of cooperation and even some kindness. A special touch on this ship is that Kathy's Mom's unusual name is written on the ship. Kathy wishes she knew the story of the German POW who made this ship and wonders why only her Mom, one of 6, is the only one with this bottle? She wonders too what she should do with this Thing that matters. Should it stay in her family or be gifted to the museum that is in this POW camp or to the Canadian Military museum? At this time, she's thinking it should go to a museum because it's a little piece of history. There is no history without personal history. What are museums and historical societies other than great big show and tells? When her son asked what she was doing she told him she was going to a show and tell with the ship in a bottle. He asked why! She had forgotten to tell him the story. Kathy, like me, believe in the importance of sharing our stories to build deeper connections, community &amp; legacy. Our own stories and the telling of them are all part of history too. Do take a moment to think about the Things you keep. Find a way to share your stories of the Things that matter. And consider who or where would you like this Thing to go after you. This short story was clipped from my live virtual Show &amp; Tale: Significant Objects in the fall of 2021 which encourage us to build connections, community &amp; legacy one story of stuff at a time. Join me at my next LIVE Show &amp; Tales: <a href="https://www.showandtales.com/events/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.showandtales.com/events/</a> Hire me to host your next employee, volunteer, donor appreciation gathering, family, friend or college reunion, team building event &amp; kickoff for your conference or retreat <a href="https://www.showandtales.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.showandtales.com</a> And if you identify as different, an outsider, outlier, quirky etc and want to join a community of fellow WEIRDOS (Where Every Individual Remembers Doing Original Stuff) learning to market themselves in a way that feels do AND does good.... check out my online community of Show &amp; Tales story-sharing hosts. You CAN enjoy marketing yourself and invite in abundance. Find out more: <a href="https://www.showandtales.com/community/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.showandtales.com/community/</a> Watch here: ﻿ Or Listen here:

Minisode 6: History and a Ship in a Bottle featuring Kathy Stone

Family Business Radio, Episode 10:  Kathy Stone, Camp Bow Wow Lawrenceville, and Maedeh Samimi, Urban Skin Care Clinic Kathy Stone of Camp Bow Wow Lawrenceville joined “Family Business Radio” to discuss her doggy day care and boarding business. Host Anthony Chen also welcomed Maedeh Samimi, Urban Skin Care Clinic, to talk about how she helps her […]The post Family Business Radio, Episode 10: Kathy Stone, Camp Bow Wow Lawrenceville, and Maedeh Samimi, Urban Skin Care Clinic appeared first on Business RadioX ®.

Family Business Radio, Episode 10: Kathy Stone, Camp Bow Wow Lawrenceville, and Maedeh Samimi, Urban Skin Care Clinic Kathy Stone of Camp Bow Wow Lawrenceville joined “Family Business Radio” to discuss her doggy day care and boarding business. Host Anthony Chen also welcomed Maedeh Samimi, Urban Skin Care Clinic, to talk about how she helps her […] The post Family Business Radio, Episode 10: Kathy Stone, Camp Bow Wow Lawrenceville, and Maedeh Samimi, Urban Skin Care Clinic appeared first on Business RadioX ®.

Family Business Radio, Episode 10: Kathy Stone, Camp Bow Wow Lawrenceville, and Maedeh Samimi, Urban Skin Care Clinic

Kathy Stone - Owner, Camp Bow Wow Lawrenceville

Do you love someone who struggles with addiction? Are you worried about your teen? Do your children love someone who struggles with addiction?This week's guest struggled with addictions that started in her teens. She has now been sober for over 30 years. She generously shares her story and offers wisdom for parents of teens and young adults.She also shares the 7 C's for children who have parents who use substances.1. I didn't Cause it.2. I can't Cure it.3. I can't Control it.4. I can help take Care of myself by...5. Communicating my feelings6. Making healthy Choices7. And Celebrating me.You can find more information about the 7 C's and other resources at the National Association of Children of Alcoholics.Relevant Links:Connect with Kathy via FacebookConnect with Kathy via Instagram

Do you love someone who struggles with addiction? Are you worried about your teen? Do your children love someone who struggles with addiction? This week's guest struggled with addictions that started in her teens. She has now been sober for over 30 years. She generously shares her story and offers wisdom for parents of teens and young adults. She also shares the 7 C's for children who have parents who use substances. 1. I didn't Cause it. 2. I can't Cure it. 3. I can't Control it. 4. I can help take Care of myself by... 5. Communicating my feelings 6. Making healthy Choices 7. And Celebrating me. You can find more information about the 7 C's and other resources at the National Association of Children of Alcoholics. Relevant Links: Connect with Kathy via Facebook Connect with Kathy via Instagram

#69: How to Talk to Your Child About Addiction with Kathy Stone

Kathy Stone coaches to empower people to have the freedom from anything that is holding them back!

Guest Kathy Stone gives tips on freedom from addictions.

Courtney Spencer

Kathy Stone/Camp Bow Wow Camp Bow Wow Lawrencveille/Hamilton Mill is Georgia’s newest location of the largest dog daycamp and overnight boarding franchise in the country. Their location has been open 15 months and uses the latest equipment and design. They do training, grooming and offer an in-home pet sitting service, called Home Buddies. They have webcams […]The post OPEN FOR BUSINESS: Kathy Stone with Camp Bow Wow, Jordan Sandler of Frenik Marketing Group and Courtney Spencer with Gwinnett Chamber of Commerce appeared first on Business RadioX ®.

Kathy Stone/Camp Bow Wow Camp Bow Wow Lawrencveille/Hamilton Mill is Georgia’s newest location of the largest dog daycamp and overnight boarding franchise in the country. Their location has been open 15 months and uses the latest equipment and design. They do training, grooming and offer an in-home pet sitting service, called Home Buddies. They have webcams […] The post OPEN FOR BUSINESS: Kathy Stone with Camp Bow Wow, Jordan Sandler of Frenik Marketing Group and Courtney Spencer with Gwinnett Chamber of Commerce appeared first on Business RadioX ®.