Pat's Podcast

Ed Walton discusses Step CG's innovative engineering and services firm, deploying next-generation 5G solutions seamlessly integrated with traditional networking and security offerings.

Andrew Pytlick, talks about the critical research the organization does as the agency comes off another successful Walk to End Alzheimer's, staged in early October.  Andrew is the Walk Director.

In this episode, Pat Frew and Will Weber, President and CEO of Southbank Partners, dive into the vision behind regional collaboration, and how decades of planning and partnership are helping drive a new era of investment and revitalization along the riverfront. From Riverfront Commons to infrastructure, placemaking, and economic development, the future is looking bright for our river cities. 

Pat and Lee Ramsey, co-owner of Sanctify Fitness, discuss why Sanctify Fitness is much more than a gym or a place to get physically fit. Lee calls it the interplay of mind, body, and spirit in the health and fitness space.

Pat Chats with Rick Wurth, CEO of OneQuest Health, to Discuss the Organization's Recent Rebrand, and the Value of Being Involved with the Covington Business Council

Elizabeth and Pat discuss the building of the new City Hall in Covington

Host Pat Frew interviews Terry Dean, Dean of Sales Marketing, about his new white board animation tool about the origination of catch phrases we all use but no one knows where the phrases come from, such as "second string."  Listen to the episode to find our how "second string" came to be. 

Host Pat Frew talks with Bob Berendsen, Founder of Idea Zone Marketing, which has expanded its offerings from content marketing and graphic design services to being a provider of electronic kiosks for the convention and visitors bureau industry.

Christine Russell discusses the opening of the 1 NKY Center in Covington housing BE NKY, NKY Chamber, the 1 NKY Alliance,  the Horizon Community Fund, meetNKY, and other pivotal regional organizations. 

Susan Smith talks about the complexities of her role which involves enticing new businesses to move to Covington, the incentives the city offers to that as well as a small part of her job, organizing the new business ribbon cuttings.