The MAHI Project

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Listen in as Shantelle and guest Ellen May, Center Director for Hawai’i Job Corps talk about Family First work cultures, how it works within Frances Roy and a very candid discussion about when Family First treads into "unfair" waters. They do a little off-road, and over time, offer an insider view into what brought them together, starting a "Moai", and how the bonds of friends and mutual mentorship remain strong through time and distance.

Culture Is Everything - "Family First" Part 1

Michelle Clarke Payne is the Vice President of Marketing and Investor Relations for United Way of Southeast Louisiana. With a passion for marketing and corporate social responsibility, Michelle joins Shantelle to discuss the impact work culture generosity has on entire communities and how each of us can make a difference by offering our time, talent, and treasure.

Culture is Everything – “Give Generously” Part 2

*Warning: This episode contains explicit content and adult language. 

This week's podcast guest is Sean Murphy, owner at Sean Murphy Photography, he is a master at creating a composition that appears spontaneous. Sean Murphy is internationally known for creating award-winning campaigns for clients such as Ford, Chevy, Old Navy, PlayStation, Walmart and Hard Rock. After working in Los Angeles for 25 years, Sean and his family recently moved back to his hometown on the Emerald Coast. 

Sean candidly talks with Shantelle and Hillaree about his background in the production industry, working in California, and his return to working in our community. He shares his experiences on managing a team, specifically those who are just starting out in the industry. He openly discusses his struggles with this aspect of the business, and how he encourages his team to sharpen their skills with the parts of the job that don’t come naturally to them.

The Rad World of Sean Murphy

Welcome to Hello Frances, the podcast for curious creatives, emerging entrepreneurs, and business owners seeking knowledge, purpose, and community. 

Each month, we bring you two fresh episodes that spark ideas and foster connections as we explore the creative journey. With candid conversations featuring guests, friends, and mentors, you’ll gain diverse insights and inspiration to fuel your best work. Every episode is refreshingly brief—never exceeding 30 minutes—making it the perfect addition to your playlist of favorites.

Join us for meaningful dialogue and actionable ideas. Let’s get started!

The MAHI Project

Hello Frances

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