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Step into the world of Papa Thom, the creator of bagel operations that recently came to a screeching halt. Join him in this compelling solo episode of Bagel Logic as he candidly discusses the journey of shutting down his beloved bagel business and the array of challenges he faced during the last few months.
In this emotionally charged podcast, Papa Thom takes you on an introspective rollercoaster, baring his soul and sharing his experiences with an imaginary therapist on the other end. Get ready for a captivating exploration of triumphs, setbacks, and the emotional turmoil that comes with letting go of a lifelong passion.

Listeners will be drawn into the depths of Papa Thom's world as he delves into the intrimate details of a dificult family situation he was facing during the final months. .

Papa Thom opens up about the heart-wrenching choices he had to make, including managing financial struggles, bidding farewell to loyal employees, and grappling with the personal toll it took on his mental health. Throughout the episode, the listener provides a sounding board for Papa Thom's emotions, allowing listeners to witness the full range of feelings he experienced during this transformative period.

This podcast offers a unique perspective on entrepreneurship, perseverance, and the reality of shutting down a cherished business. Papa Thom's vulnerability and honesty create a relatable narrative that resonates with anyone who has faced adversity, inspiring them to find strength in the face of unexpected challenges.

This episode" is a powerful testament to the human spirit, reminding us that even in the face of failure, there are valuable lessons to be learned and opportunities for personal growth. Join Papa Thom on this cathartic journey and gain a newfound appreciation for the resilience that lies within us all.

Thom Jennings returns for his first solo episode of the new year. Thom revisits some topics discussed on an earlier podcast, most notably the unsolved murder of Greg Fickess. Thom also discusses the theft of his intellectual property and how he is quicker to cut people out of his life as a means to retain his sanity.

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In this episode host Thom Jennings welcomes an old friend and ex-Western New Yorker, Larry Snider III. Thom and Larry have a spirited discussion about everything from what Larry likes about the podcast, past topics and eventually start talking about Wegmans sushi.
It is a fun-filled discussion that takes many twists and turns, some serious, some trivial but all the banter is genuine and unscripted.

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You can contact Thom at thom@caroniamediagroup.com

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In this episode, Thom Jennings hosts longtime listener and friend Josh Cogovan of Experimental Sandwich, an Orleans County NY based music ensemble. Josh and Thom discuss a wide variety of things, including band dynamics, vinyl siding, parenting a child with special needs, spectrum disorders, relationships, and anything else that pops into their head.
It’s a the kind of fun, entertaining and spirited discussion you would expect from the Bagel Logic Podcast.

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Contact Thom at thom@caroniamediagroup.com

According to most researchers, the death of a loved one and divorce are two of the top five stressors an individual faces during their lifetime. Crystal Elliott experienced both in recent years, having lost her sister and ending a decade-long marriage.

In this milestone 20th episode, Crystal, and host Thom Jennings discuss the powerful emotions they experienced in the aftermath of major life events, parenting after divorce and finding new love after the dissolution of a long-term relationship.

Crystal also discusses her experience running a small business in Medina NY called Brushstrokes Studios, a pottery painting business that thrived in the early months of the pandemic, but one she had to step away from to devote more time to her family and her mental health.

And finally, the pair discusses the misconceptions surrounding depression, especially when it impacts extroverted people.

It’s one of the most candid episodes yet.

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Amanda Kozody joins host Thom Jennings for a wide-ranging conversation about everything from being an only child to how to sell with integrity. Amanda has been a semi-regular visitor to the bar that Thom works at in Medina N.Y, and he knew right away that she would make an excellent guest.

After dealing with some technical issues, the conversation took some interesting turns, and will offer listeners some unique insights about religion, aging parents and family dynamics.

It closes with Amanda, a self-described “crazy cat lady,” discussing how her cat video went viral.

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On this week’s Bagel Logic Podcast, Alix Gilman joins host Thom Jennings for a candid conversation that explores a variety of topics, including small business ownership, owning a small business, parenting, and dealing with bullies.

Alix and her husband Scott Robinson own and operate The Shirt Factory Cafe in Medina NY, and both of them have a myriad of other responsibilities as well. In simplest terms, they keep busy.

In addition to her restaurant responsibilities, Alix is a prolific blogger, a photographer, social media guru, school teacher and mother.

Thom and Alix tackle a variety of topics, including the impact of business ownership on marriage when your business partner is your spouse, the highs and lows of entrepreneurship, and the unique challenges associated with owning a business in a small town.

Learn more about The Shirt Factory https://www.shirtfactorymedina.com/

Read Alix’s blog here https://inadcminute.com/