OMAPOD PART II: Scott Bishop on going viral, expanding your brand & marketing the Squatty Potty 11×0:00Current time: 0:00 / Total time: -16:16-16:16Audio playback is not supported on your browser. Please upgrade.PART II: Scott Bishop on going viral, expanding your brand & marketing the Squatty Potty "No matter who you work for, everybody wants growth"Tony BockDec 02, 20251ShareTranscriptScott Bishop is the founder of STU’s Kitchen Bloody Mary Mix & Concentrate.For 20% off online purchases, enter in promo code: OMAPODTo listen to the first part of Scott’s episode, click here. ALSO…Sarah Root’s mother sees justice almost 10 years after her daughter’s death - from WOWTWounded Warriors Family Support launches ‘Light Up America’ campaign for Giving Tuesday - from KMTVSmall business Saturday falls flat for Omaha’s local shops - from KETVDiscussion about this episodeCommentsRestacksOMAPOD Omaha's Daily Morning Podcast & Newsletter Omaha's Daily Morning Podcast & Newsletter SubscribeListen onSubstack AppRSS FeedAppears in episodeTony BockRecent EpisodesMatthew Hansen on Flatwater Free Press moving into a new era; Pillen’s anger & telling an important story wellOct 9 • Tony BockPART II: John S. Berry on his ‘Atticus Finch moment’; PTSD; leading during dark times & making an argument that wins Oct 8 • Tony BockPART II: CEOs Candi Jones (Girls Inc.) & Amira Jones (Amira’s Delights) on inspiration, pushing your brand & figuring out what girls needOct 7 • Tony BockJohn S. Berry on adapting in court; leading in war; Agent Orange; what Veterans need & great legal writingOct 6 • Tony BockGirls Inc. of Omaha CEO Candi Jones & MAC Rising CEOs Champion Amira Jones on making something special with Amira’s DelightsOct 5 • Tony BockGONDOLAHA: Reimagining Urban Mobility Oct 2 • Tony BockPART III: Kerron Stark & Tracie Mauk on publishing a children’s book, developing puppeteers & directing talented child actors Oct 1 • Tony BockPART II: Kerron Stark & Tracie Mauk on his Mom’s sudden passing; his final ‘Blue’s Clues’ audition & creating the ‘Mister K’ characterSep 30 • Tony Bock