Today on Up In Your Business with Kerry McCoy I sit down for a conversation with a power couple that has deep roots in Arkansas: the 2019 Farm Family of the Year, Jamie Anderson and his wife Elizabeth Burns Anderson.

There are not many businesses that last past the second generation, and certainly not the third. But Anderson Farms, a fish hatchery, and Farmers Bank and Trust in Magnolia are the exception.

Founded in 1949 by his great grandfather, Jamie Anderson became the fourth generation to run their fish farm, made up of 3,300 acres of water with an 11,000 square foot fish hatchery. This makes them the largest producer of bait fish in the world.

Elizabeth Burns Anderson is the fifth generation to run her family business, Farmers Bank and Trust, founded over 100 years ago by her great, great grandfathers.

Listen for some fish and finance talk. Learn farm folklore: about how the Anderson Fish Farm began from fish caught in the Bayou Meto, the different types of bait fish available, and a debate over farm raised vs wild caught salmon.

Reprise | Jamie & Elizabeth Anderson, Anderson Farms & Farmers Bank

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Here is the fifteenth installment from Bristol’s Fate and Fiction Recordings, and a bumper load to boot.

Firing off first is the ultra hot, Gallegos, fresh from his Rhythm Section belters and regular appearances at Panorama Bar. His track is a heavy, 90s influenced, MURK-esque, acid tinged, rave-a-thon.

Next up is head honcho, Thrilogy’s nod to Hardgroove with a techno, loopy banger, ready for festival season.

Third, and no stranger to the stable, is the magnificent Tommy Vicari Jnr, who’s quirky, twisted beats have graced many a V/A here. Could this be the catchiest of the lot?!

Fourth, and continuing on the techno trail, is the seminal Jamie Anderson, delivering his techno version of the final track from Colombia’s other popular export, Joint4Nine; who has whipped up a very clever take on a boss tune.

PREMIERE: Joint4nine - Work It Out (Jamie Anderson Edit)

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Amber Muse Radio Show #377 with Taran & Lomov // 05 July 2024

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In the neon haze of the city streets, Ŧ∆βʊ loomed like an ancient spirit, as if summoned by the very shadows that clung to the city’s underbelly. His silhouette stood stark against the kaleidoscope of lights, a figure rendered both ethereal and defiant by the glow that surged through the velvet darkness. He bore himself with the quiet, brutal dignity of one who had endured, his broad shoulders and scarred frame a testament to the unyielding resilience that had been hewn from years of secrets—secrets too monstrous for the world above to bear.

PHA₦TA5IA gleamed in the night, decadent and unblemished, a paradise of lights and music that drifted down to the depths below. Yet below, in the unlit corridors of ||ND3RGR0||ND, Ŧ∆βʊ had fought battles that would break even the hardest men. He’d lingered in the damp silence, a shadow among shadows, carved by betrayals so deeply rooted that they had seeped into his bones, leaving him no choice but to endure, to sharpen his senses against every unlit alley, every whisper of treachery.

To the Phantasians above, he was a haunting presence—a reminder of every ugly truth they had chosen to bury. They dismissed him, shunned him, their gazes sliding over him as if refusing to acknowledge the shape he cast against their pristine world. But he was not a man to be dismissed so easily. In him burned a quiet, savage hunger that had been smothered too long, a fury not yet unleashed but honed to a razor’s edge.

The Subterrans saw him as an enigma, a figure too complex for their dark world—a man who, despite everything, harbored dreams that glimmered like fractured glass in the dim light. He moved among them, a solitary storm contained by the promise of vengeance, biding his time in the cracks of the city, a creature bound to his own darkness yet never consumed by it.

Ŧ∆βʊ did not tread lightly on the fringes of this world. No, he embraced its treacherous allure, wading deeper into the labyrinth with each passing night, feeding off the city’s pulse as if drawing strength from its relentless heartbeat. He craved not forgiveness but reckoning, a settling of the scales for every lie he had swallowed, for every wound that scarred his soul. In the seductive flicker of lights, he moved like a gathering storm, a force biding its time, destined to erupt and sweep away the delicate facades above.

And so, in that moment, as the city shimmered around him, he was more than a man. He was a shadow cast upon the fragile beauty of PHA₦TA5IA, a reckoning that lay dormant in the depths, a surge of darkness that would one day rise—unforgiving, unyielding, and inevitable.

Ŧ∆βʊ

Tracklist:

1. Live 1999 - Devilfish
2. Untitled 1 (Run it ep) - Steve Stolz
3. Let's Get Together - Trevor Rockliffe
4. Visions of You - Trevor Rockliffe
5. Chuckercheck - Umek
6. Riptide - Marco Carola
7. Endzone - Christian Smith & John Selway
8. Remainings III - Adam Beyer
9. Last Test part 1 - Oxia & The Hacker
10. 9th Question - Question
11. Love Express - Mateo Murphy
12. Vida Loca - Paco Osuna
13. Imaginary - Danilo Vigorito
14. Traffic Jam - Leandro Gamez - Danilo Vigorito
15. Slim Man - Hendrik B.
16. Algebra - Bryan Zentz
17. Mojave - Bryan Zentz
18. The Club - Digital Express

Traffic Jam

Tracklist:

1. Inner-self - Jeff Mills
2. July - Frederik Almquist
3. Sterac - Literon
4. Free ride - Hertz
5. Melting Point - Ken Ishi
6. The start it up - Technasia & Joey Beltram
7. Circus - Jeff Mills
8. Orange - Ritchie Hawtin
9. The Blunted Boy Wonder - Steve Stoll
10. Casa - Jeff Mills
11. Untitled - Pounding Grooves 18
12. The Bells - Jeff Mills
13. Pride (it's time) - Jay Denham
14. August - Jamie Anderson
15. MIntage - Michel de Hey vs. Literon
16. Joplin - Bryan Zentz

Finally [old school vinyl techno set]

Tracklist : 
Theaodora - FASHION DESIGNA
Jamie Anderson & Jesse Rose - Jack Your Body (Body Jackin')
North90 - SHHHH
DJ Steaw - Take It There (feat. Mr. V)
Peggy Gou - It Makes You Forget (Itgehane)
Daphni - Fly Away
Yann Powlewka - House Vie
Ken Spieker - The New Jam
petrus.wav, DJ Rafinha Duarte - FODE PRA KARALHO
DJ Protein - Say My Name
Oldboy & Ho Gosh - Get Ya Crew
Farsight - Renegade (Interplanetary Criminal Remix)
Luz1e, Dj Mell G - Resilience
Newtone - Astrocyte (Original Mix)
Toxic Two - Rave Generator (Demi Riquismo Edit)
James Pepper - Feel The Generation
Narciss - Make It Thru
22 Interns - Baila (Original Mix)
Ignition Technician - Sexuality
Ghostwip - Honda Civic Rims
AMARA, ctk100 & DBBD - evil cute angel bb
DJ Gigola - Gratitude Practice

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Up in Your Business is a weekly radio show and podcast with Kerry McCoy, owner of FlagandBanner.com. Kerry interviews business owners and other professional leaders who share their story of ambition, entrepreneurship, and luck. It airs as a live radio show every Friday and as a podcast available for download. Guests inspire listeners with their insights and life experiences. Join Kerry for this personal, provocative, and candid hour of engaging conversation centered around business advice, entrepreneurship, failure, and success.

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