We have been looking forward to this one Wine and Dime listeners! In this episode I invite Dr. Katherine Larson onto the show. Katherine is Curator of Ancient Glass at the Corning Museum of Glass. She joins us to talk about her Special Exhibit that Explores the Ways Wine and Glass Have Been Deeply Entwined for Centuries, Around the World and in the Finger Lakes Wine Country.You know we had to invite her on to talk about the exhibit, wine, wine glasses and the museum. You don't want to miss this one. Learn about the exhibit and make sure you go and visit the museum to see it in person!Thanks for listening and be sure to like, rate, subscribe and share. If you have any questions that you would like answered on the show, feel free to email us at [email protected]

We continue to talk about retirement on this weeks Wine and Dime. As the title suggests, we are offering strategies to retire for less. There are a lot of different things that you can do retire for less, and we are here to help. We think this is a great episode to get you thinking about these sort of things. Thanks for listening and be sure to like, rate, subscribe and share. If you have any questions that you would like answered on the show, feel free to email us at [email protected] SPROUT - RETIRE FOR LESSFinger Lakes Wine TrailsFinger Lakes Wine Country is home to three distinct wine trails, each offering exciting wine and food pairing events throughout the year. The events range in theme from chocolate, cheese, herb, barbeque, harvest and holiday. All are fun, unique and affordable. Some events offer souvenir glasses, herb plants and holiday ornaments. Best of all? When you purchase a wine trail event ticket, unless otherwise specified, it is for use the entire event weekend. Additionally, all three wine trails individually offer passport programs for tasting discounts and such.Cayuga Lake Wine TrailKeuka Lake Wine TrailSeneca Lake Wine Trail

Welcome back Wine and Dime Listeners! This month, we are going to be talking a little bit about retirement. In this episode we will focus on Generation X and their concerns about retirement. We offer some strategies that they, or anyone can utilize to help reach their retirement goals. As a Generation Xer myself, I can relate to some of the concerns that we are hearing out there, and I don't think you want to miss this one!Thanks for listening and be sure to like, rate, subscribe and share. If you have any questions that you would like answered on the show, feel free to email us at [email protected]

In this episode of Wine and Dime we go back to mailbag to answer a couple of questions that came in recently. With the hype around cryptocurrency, we got a couple questions about whether we invest in them, and if we advise to invest in them. I give my opinion on the issue and offer some advise, should you choose to get into one of the many crypto's out there.Also, we talk about what medical costs in retirement look like. I talk about what it looks like in your retirement plans and how it fits into your financial plan!Thanks for listening and be sure to like, rate, subscribe and share. If you have any questions that you would like answered on the show, feel free to email us at [email protected]

In this episode of Wine and Dime, I get the opportunity to chat with Jenifer Cannon. Jenifer is the Vice President, Business Development at Impax Asset Management. She is also a leader and champion of gender equality. Although she is still a champion of gender equality, this time around we chat about matching your spending with your income. She takes the lead in this and does a really nice presentation. Check out the video that we put out last week if you’d like to follow along! So sit on back and enjoy this episode of Wine and Dime.Thank you for listening to the podcast and be sure to rate, subscribe, like and share! If you have any questions that you want answered in the show, don't hesitate to email us at [email protected]

Wine and Dime podcast is back to talk about personal protection. More specifically, disability. We are going to walk you through various things to be thinking about when you have a disability happen. Be sure to check out the show notes on the website to have access to the worksheets that are mentioned in the show.This weeks featured wine is a Finger Lakes wine from Domaine LeSeurre Winery, and they have a wonderful Cabernet Franc Barrel Select that we just love here at the show. We think you would enjoy it as much as we do!Thank you for listening to the podcast and be sure to rate, subscribe, like and share! If you have any questions that you want answered in the show, don't hesitate to email us at [email protected]

Welcome back Wine and Dime listeners. We had so many questions about investing that we just had to make a part 2. Here are the questions that you have been asking the most1. What is the best place/way to save when you are young?2. Are there any tools for investing in general?   -  https://www.finra.org/investors/learn-to-invest3. How can one grow economic growth without being able to save out of each paycheck?4. How much money is the average for retirement?5. What benefits can you utilize from working from home?6. What can I be doing beyond my 401k?7. How to best approach buying a home?8. Any tips on how to recover/compensate from growing up in a low income spectrum?Be sure to keep the questions coming, and if you have a question that you would like answered on the show let us know at [email protected]. We look forward to hearing from you!Don't forget to rate, subscribe, like and share! We would certainly appreciate it! So pop open a bottle of your favorite beverage and enjoy the show!

In this episode of Wine and Dime I sit down with Andrea Bullard. Results-driven entrepreneurs love working with Andrea Bullard, describing her as dynamic, energetic, driven, and captivating. Her ‘Play to Win’ attitude, sharp business sense, and dynamic coaching methods have allowed many of her clients to catapult to multiple 6 and 7 figure business success … while gaining more time freedom and personal enjoyment of their life in the process.ANDREA’S PASSIONAndrea’s passion for coaching began when she played Division I Volleyball at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. She went on to earn a Bachelor and a Master of Science Degree from the UW-Madison, all the while closely studying Olympic coaches, their methods, and most of all… the inner workings of the champion’s mindset.In this episode we explore Andrea's path to becoming a professional coach and some of her techniques and drive for helping people succeed!If you like what you heard here and want to contact Andrea visit her website at Coaches | Financial Advisors | Andrea Bullard & Company

In this episode of Wine and Dime we will be reaching into the mailbag to answer your questions about Investing! These were some questions that we've been hearing and since this month has been all about investing, we figured we'd take this opportunity to answer them.If you have any questions that you would like answered on the show, don't hesitate to contact us. We would love to hear from you!

Welcome to this edition of Wine and Dime with Amy Irvine! Today's guest is Joanne Williams and I think you're gonna love the conversation of where about to have! Because if 2020 brought us anything, it was certainly anxiety. Joanne is a 30 year Veteran Mental Health Professional and has a podcast called "Anxiety Simplified". It is a podcast that "is here to help offer a Self Help Podcast for Simplified Anxiety Solutions and other issues including for relationships depression, Post Traumatic Stress Disorder PTSD, and other life pitfalls."So pop open a bottle of your favorite beverage and enjoy the show! We think you will find this episode very helpful and informative. Don't forget to Like, Rate, and subscribe to the show, and while you're at it, be sure to check out Joanne's Podcast as well.

Welcome to this edition of Wine and Dime with Amy Irvine. Once again, this month, we are talking about investment terminology. That's the journey that we're taking, to help keep you up to speed on investments strategies that may contribute to your financial plan. So pop open a bottle of your favorite beverage and enjoy the show. And don't forget to like, rate, subscribe and share!

Welcome to this edition of Wine and Dime with Amy Irvine. Today, we're not actually having a guest speaker, but we are discussing a topic that has been brought up by some of the listeners. And that is, "what's the difference between active and passive income?" But before we get into that, we're going to talk about the topic of the month, which is investment.This month, we're going to dive pretty deeply into, various topics around investing for now, and for lack of a better term, your future. This is the area that people think that financial planning is actually made or not made and in our opinion, investments are a tool that help you reach your goals.So sit on back, pop open your favorite beverage and enjoy the show. And don't forget to like, rate, and subscribe!

In this episode I welcome back a person who actually likes taxes more that me, Kate Welker! As the title suggests we will be discussing the latest stimulus bill and many of the nuances that are in it. You do not want to miss this!View the entire show notes herehttps://www.rootedpg.com/podcasts/2021/3/23/amy-and-kate-jam-about-the-stimulus

Welcome back to another Wine and Dime podcast. This week we will continue to talk about taxes. More specifically, as the title suggests, tax strategies by goal. This is a discussion that is about using taxes to pay for some of the goals that you are setting for yourselves. We do have an attachment in the show notes that can help you navigate some of the things that I discuss in this episode. So pop open a bottle of your favorite beverage and enjoy these tax strategies!

Hey Wine and Dime Listeners! It's tax time, and maybe, like me, it's time to go pour a Port and sip away while we work through all this. I know this isn't the greatest topic for some, but, I've come prepared with some jokes to help lighten the mood. Now we all know there are two certainties in life, death and taxes, and we would love to avoid them both! But if we have to pay taxes, we don't want to pay a penny more than we have to, and that is the gist of what we'll be talking about in this episode! So grab your favorite beverage and enjoy the show. And while you're here, don't forget to Rate, Like, Subscribe, and Share!

Welcome back to another episode of Wine and Dime! In this episode I chat with Steve Juetten. And if you recognize the last name, it’s because I’ve had his wife Nancy on a few times. Steve is a fellow financial planner who has who likes to use life experiences to relate to financial planning. Amy can bring anything back to a vineyard, and Steve can bring financial lessons from movies, TV shows, and pop culture. This was a very fun episode and I think you can learn a lot from this episode!Full Show Notes Available - https://www.rootedpg.com/podcasts/2021/3/2/financial-lessons-we-can-learn-by-watching-movies-with-steve-juetten

Every week it's my goal to share a story of someone's journey through their life and financial vineyard.  We take you from their roots, to the journey of their vines, and the influences in the air that have helped craft their delicious lives. Like wine, life and finances have different pellets that should be celebrated and not judged.  Welcome to this edition of Wine and Dime with Amy Irvine.  If you are somebody who has considered starting your own business, or if you are a business owner that would like to go to the next level and you need somebody to help you with those financial projections, financial forecasting, and to serve as a CFO, you need to listen to this podcast! 100 Degrees Consulting is an outstanding women owned company.  And when you listen to Stephanie Skryzowski story, there is no doubt that she has made some incredible decision in her life that allow her the flexibility to be a mom, a business owner, and to make good moneyWe hope you enjoy the show!  So sit back, grab your favorite beverage and sip away! https://www.rootedpg.com/podcasts/2021/2/18/100-degrees-of-stephanie-skryzowski

Welcome back Wine and Dime listeners. I'm sure you guessed it already, but this episode is all about assets. We cover a few different types of assets and how they work and fit into your financial wellbeing. We're hoping you learned something new in this episode and can use this while assessing your financial situations in the future. If you know anyone who could use the information in this episode, please do share!Thank you for listening and look forward to seeing you back in the next episode!!

Although we are a full month into 2021, I’ve heard so many people say, “it feels like an extension of 2020.”  I’ve joked that 2020 was the year of Flip Flops, Crocs, and Slippers (the number of times I put on dress shoes could be counted on one hand), and it does seem that this trend is continuing thus far.  What does this have to do with finance?  Well nothing actually, but it seemed like a distracting lead into talking about comparing year-over-year net worth and important financial ratios.  Whenever I write or talk to people about their increasing net worth, I always think about when I was in college, and I belonged to an accounting club (yes, I was a little geeky). We were doing some fundraising and the sweatshirts we were selling had the name of the accounting club on the front and the tagline, “Up Your Assets.” For an 18-year-old, that was so cheeky! Well, here we are 31 years later and I’m being a little cheeky again. I just thought it was so fitting for the theme of this month, which is to understand your net worth and important financial ratios. Be sure to subscribe and rate the show, and if you know someone who will get something out of this episode, please share.Thank you for being a loyal listener!

Welcome to another episode of Wine and Dime. In this episode we welcome to the show Jonathan Sparling! The topic this week is how to utilize Private College 529 Plans to actually Prepay for your college tuition and lock in a cost regardless of tuition increases that may occur! We talk about Jonathan’s journey from a financial aid office to his current roll with Private College 529, and how the experiences have made him an expert on helping students and parents figure out the right college planning solution for them. This is a very informative episode that I’m sure you will enjoy. So pop open a bottle of Layer Cake Malbec, sit back, and enjoy the show!And as always, if you enjoyed this episode, be sure to rate, subscribe and share with others! Thank you!

In this episode of Wine and Dime we welcome back to the show Nancy Juetten. If you recall, Nancy is the Author of a book called “Bye-Bye Boring Bio”. Well, this book got an update. Its still a book that “shows solopreneurs -- coaches, consultants, authors, speakers and content experts -- how to transform boring bios from wallpaper to wow to attract clients, speaking gigs, and media interviews.”Nancy shares with us what she has learned since initially writing the book, and what she has done to update it. I just couldn’t wait to invite her back so that she could share this great book with all of you listeners out there. Check below for information on where you can pick up a copy!If you liked this episode be sure to like, subscribe and share. Nancy JuettenNancy Juetten guides families to organize their personal financial information and crucial documents before something random or crazy can stop them.&nbsp; The co-creator of the Life Goes On Roadmap® system for personal financial information organization, Nancy is on a mission to touch and transform a million lives by guiding them to take one of 16 essential road stops, one 20 minute segment at a time.&nbsp; This brings power, access and control when the moments matter the most and makes dealing with a bump in the road just a little bit softer for all. Nancy writes a column for the popular Sixty and Me blog site that serves 500,000 women aged 60 and better. Her system is sold individually to homeowners, downsizers, and families across the country from the website, and professional service providers can license and co-brand the system to share with their most valuable clients. She has addressed appreciative audiences at the Garrett Planning Network Annual Retreat, virtual women’s groups, and podcasts such as the Legacy Cafe Podcast, the Conscious Caregiver, and now – Wine and Dime.&nbsp;Before starting Life Goes On Roadmap in 2018, Nancy launched and grew a successful business coaching practice to guide experts, authors, and speakers to get known and get paid for their expert status by getting ready for opportunity first. In 2009, she&nbsp; wrote the popular Bye-Bye Boring Bio Workbook that is still a go-to source to guide users to transform their boring bios from wallpaper to wow to attract clients now.&nbsp; When life hit the fan for her – with a home burglary, a move to a new city, her mom’s diagnosis with dementia, and her husband suffering a mini-stroke in the middle of the night -- Nancy’s preparation for real life paid off with less drama, trauma, and chaos in the clutch moments. With Life Goes On Roadmap®, she guides her clients to welcome those priceless benefits that are more relevant than ever in the era of the COVID 19 Pandemic. Nancy is quick to say that keeping your head in the sand is a dis-empowering place to stand. The best time to get your act together is right now.https://www.lifegoesonroadmap.comhttps://authenticvisibility.com/testdrive/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nancyjuetten/Twitter: <a...

In this episode of Wine and Dime we welcome back our very own Rooted Planning Group Financial Planner Kerrie Beene. Kerrie is back to help us continue the theme of January of “Getting Organized”. Kerrie is a bit of an expert on spending plans, so, she is the perfect guest to have on this weeks episode. She shares her insights on her own spending plans, and what it takes to build one for your family. Don’t forget to rate and subscribe and thank you for listening!!KERRIE BEENE - CFP®FINANCIAL PLANNERA little bit about Kerrie Beene, CFP®… My own personal financial journey has taught me that while they’re important, life is more than numbers. Finding joy in the journey towards personal goals is key. A smart plan with a lot of heart goes a long way to keeping daily financial decisions in line with your long term goals. I graduated from Southeastern Oklahoma State University with a degree in Business Administration &nbsp;and hold a certificate in Financial Planning from Wake Forest University.&nbsp; I began my career in financial planning by starting my own company, Beene Financial Planning. Having the desire to work as a team, I then joined Irvine Wealth Planning Strategies.&nbsp; My roots in Southeast Oklahoma have given me great insight on the need for financial planning that is not just investment focused, but also focused on all the other financial planning decisions.&nbsp; I enjoy, and work best, with those who are ready to take control of their finances and use their money to fulfill their goals and dreams. In November of 2016 I sat for the CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER™ designation, and in May of 2019 successfully completed my experience requirements.I am now the Director of Educational Services for Rooted Planning Group. What does that mean? In addition to working as a co-planner, I also focus on: College Pre-Planning: Late stage (Freshman - Senior) college planning, seeking scholarships, estimating expected family contribution, assistance with FAFSA and asset utilization.&nbsp; Funding of education vehicles (i.e. 529 plans) and utilization recommendations.&nbsp; We have set the price for this service at $1,000.
 College Graduate Planning: This is for the new graduate.&nbsp; We sit down with them to discuss&nbsp;budgeting, how to negotiate&nbsp;salary, understand employee benefits and education benefits, review of student loans and other debt, savings opportunities and large purchase planning.&nbsp; We have set the price for this service at $299.
 We also want to continue developing the employer education services, as well as getting financial education into the schools. Grenache (Garnacha) WineGrenache&nbsp;(Garnacha) is a red-wine grape grown extensively in France, Spain, Australia and the United States. It is particularly versatile both in the vineyard and the winery, which may explain why it is one of the most widely distributed grapes in the world.Grenache is the French (and most internationally recognized) name for the grape, but it has a number of synonyms. In Spain, where it is one of the country's flagship varieties, it is known as&nbsp;Garnacha, and on the island of&nbsp;Sardinia&nbsp;it has been known for centuries as&nbsp;Cannonau. Some believe that the grape originated in Sardinia, and was taken back to Spain by the Aragonese, who occupied the island in the 14th Century.Gnarly old Barossa Grenache vines©Turkey Flat VineyardsIn France, Grenache is most widely planted in the southern&nbsp;Rhone Valley&nbsp;and throughout both&nbsp;Provence&nbsp;and&nbsp;Languedoc-Roussillon. It is most commonly found alongside&nbsp;Syrah&nbsp;and&nbsp;Mourvedre&nbsp;in the classic Southern Rhone Blend (notably...

Happy New Years Wine and Dime listeners! In this first episode of 2021, we will be talking about the latest stimulus package and what it may mean for you, your businesses, and your finances. We also talk about getting organized in the new year, whether it be for your taxes, your finances or just in general, we explore some tactics that you can use. Thank you for your continued listenership and we look forward to hearing from you in the new year!View the entire show notes here - https://www.rootedpg.com/podcasts/2021/1/7/stimulus-and-getting-organized

Welcome to this edition of Wine &amp; Dime!&nbsp; Today's guest is Jennifer Love.&nbsp; When we talk about exploring people from their roots to the celebration of their lives and all the vines in between, Jennifer has an amazing story. When you listen to her, you understand why she's so good at what she does.Jennifer and I talk about an exciting announcement!&nbsp; We're very excited that Rooted Planning Group will be able to offer a resident money therapy program. Jennifer will run that program and we will certainly be sending out some information for the people that want to attend.&nbsp;Jennifer is an award winning, five-time career entrepreneur. She is amazing and is somebody who not only want to help other people, but has worked on her own issues in life as well.So she's currently the visionary CEO of Living Wealthy Institute, which is helping world leaders develop a healthy relationship with wealth, free from overwhelm and anxiety.I think you are really going to enjoy this conversation, so grab your favorite beverage and let us know what you think of the showDon’t forget to subscribe to get the episode as soon as it goes live every week!Have a wonderful holiday season, and we hope that 2021 brings you a wonderful year.ABOUT JENNIFER LOVEInstagram: @theJenniferLoveFacebook: /TheJenniferLoveLinkedIn: /in/TheJenniferLoveCEO. Entrepreneur. Advisor. Speaker. Contributing Writer.Jennifer Love is the CEO of One More Woman – a fast-track, high-performance educational and advisory community helping women entrepreneurs take the stress out of the money equation so they can effectively raise, make, manage, and give money.She is a nationally-acclaimed mentor, international business strategist, speaker, and successful thought leader who has guided thousands of entrepreneurs to position their businesses for long-term, sustainable growth.A SERIAL ENTREPRENEUR…Jennifer combines 17+ years’ experience building and working with consumer packaged goods (CPG) and tech companies. Collectively, she has raised, participated in, or advised in the raising of over $100M+.Under Jennifer’s leadership as a co-founder and former CEO, NibMor went from a kitchen concept to an award-winning wholesale chocolate company, with its products distributed in thousands of locations within five years. NibMor’s impressive growth has been acknowledged by the press many times over including media like the, The Wall Street Journal.Jennifer’s ‘Sweet Success’ was featured on the cover of Small Business Digest in July 2014. In 2015, Jennifer helped one of the brands she advises get funded on Shark Tank, successfully closing out a $1.1M funding round.ON STAGE…Jennifer is a motivating force with an uncanny ability to simplify complicated concepts with her own unique brand of pizazz and sense of humor. Audiences walk away empowered with a newfound enthusiasm and willingness to go beyond what they had ever thought possible.She is beloved by clients because she gets results. As one client once said, “With Jennifer, the only possible outcome is success.”OFF STAGE…On a given day, Jennifer may be found serving as a judge for events like Startup Weekend, on stage speaking to a variety of audiences, advising and educating communities of entrepreneurs on and off-line, advising a client behind the scenes of Biz Fix...

Welcome back Wine and Dime listeners! As 2020 is coming to an end and we are all looking forward to 2021, it probably time to start planning for year end taxes. In this episode of Wine and Dime I will be discussing just that... Tax Planning. I know its not the most glamorous subject, but it's important to be thinking about these these things, knowing your deadlines and what opportunities are out there to take advantage of. So join me with a glass of your favorite beverage and lets get down to business!And be sure to check out the Money Minute links below for the documents that I discussed!Thank you for listening and be sure to rate and subscribe to get all the latest Wine and Dime information!Full show notes: https://www.rootedpg.com/podcasts/2020/12/10/year-end-tax-planning-strategies

Tis the season Wine and Dime Listeners! In this episode the podcast, I go over some unique and potentially money saving ideas for the gift giving season. I think you will enjoy some of the ideas that we have picked up over the years and some of the things that we do ourselves. We hope you enjoy this episode. Don’t forget to rate and subscribe, and thank you for listening!

In this episode of Wine and Dime I welcome to the show three very special financial planners. Meg Bartelt, Chloe Moore, and Samuel Deane are all financial planners that specialize in stock options. “A stock option gives an investor the right, but not the obligation, to buy or sell a stock at an agreed upon price and date. There are two types of options: puts, which is a bet that a stock will fall, or calls, which is a bet that a stock will rise.”Sounds simple enough, right? But they are much more complicated than that! And these three guests are experts on this topic, and go through some of the things to think about while thinking about these investments. Sit on back, grab your favorite beverage and enjoy the company, the wine, and the conversation!

Welcome to this edition of Wine &amp; Dime with Amy Irvine. If you are a busy, hard-working, type A personality, then this podcast is for you. We welcome Sarah Song onto the show. It is just such a pleasure and to hear her journey and how she took herself out of that crazy corporate environment and started working on her own well-being through aromatherapy.&nbsp; You're gonna love this story and more.&nbsp; We are so excited to have Sarah on the show and we think you're gonna be so excited to hear some of the information about how aromatherapy can actually help with stress and well-being.So sit on back, grab your favorite beverage and enjoy the show.Sarah SongLOVE YOUR LIMBICFACEBOOKINSTAGRAMMEET SARAHSarah Song is a&nbsp;certified aromatherapist, neuroscience enthusiast, and advocate for workplace well-being&nbsp;based in Los Angeles, California.&nbsp;She founded Love Your Limbic in 2018 to bring her passion for the&nbsp;beauty and biology of self-care&nbsp;to a platform to help people with stress management. Having worked within fast-paced corporate environments&nbsp;in the beauty&nbsp;industry while juggling the ups and downs of everyday life, she struggled with burnout on more than one occasion. She came to value the importance of building a&nbsp;toolbox of self-care practices&nbsp;that could be used in and out of the workplace. Sarah’s personal journey led her here,&nbsp;to create Love Your Limbic to &nbsp;connect with a community&nbsp;of people who are also on the path to well-being.Sarah is super passionate about the&nbsp;art and science of how we thrive, starting with understanding&nbsp;emotional balance. Always curious and forever learning, Sarah studies the research on a&nbsp;variety of topics within neuroscience, well-being, aromatherapy, and productivity. She&nbsp;empowers her clients&nbsp;to&nbsp;find their own recipe for balance&nbsp;by sharing a diversity&nbsp;of information and&nbsp;practical tools that anyone can use.

In this episode of Wine and Dime, we welcome the show Justin Krane. Justin is a CFP who owns his own practice, has written a book, and is a fellow podcaster. Justin’s Book and podcast is called Money. “You Got This!” In both formats he really does offer simple money strategies, that can help anyone out. Be sure to tune and find out about this exceptional financial planner!https://www.rootedpg.com/podcasts

In this episode of Wine and Dime we are again talking about Estate Planning! Specifically we are talking about avoiding the estate "Bombs" that could potentially occur. I go through some of the documents that you may be looking at when planning with us, or your financial planner. I hope you enjoy the topic and of there is anything that you would like to hear about, reach out! We would love to hear from you. Be sure to rate and subscribe, and remember, "Life is about events, supported by dollars and cents!"

I'm thrilled to have on the show today Brittney Castro.&nbsp; Britney and I recently formed a partnership of sorts, and I'm just excited to share her journey.&nbsp;&nbsp;For those of you that don't know Brittany, she's an amazing woman.&nbsp; Brittany and I met a couple years ago. We've stayed in touch here and there but when she decided that she wanted to change the direction of her career... Yes, financial planners do that too. She and I started talking about ways that we could work together.&nbsp;She's been noted as a final financial expert and “go to” resource for national media outlets like CNN, CNBC, The Wall Street Journal, The New York Times, CBS and many more! Notably, Brittney has recently been elected one of the “40 under 40 in 2020” by Investment News as one of the 22 women to watch!&nbsp;So, please tune in, grab your favorite beverage and enjoy the show!Brittney CastoHTTPS://WWW.FINANCIALLYWISEINC.COM/FACEBOOKTWITTERINSTAGRAMBrittney Castro, CFP®, AAMS®, CRPC® is the founder and CEO of Financially Wise Inc., a Los Angeles-based financial planning and education firm whose mission is to teach individuals and couples the art of managing their finances in a thoughtful and proactive way. Brittney is a Certified Financial Planner™, Chartered Retirement Planning Counselor, Accredited Asset Management Specialist, entrepreneur, highly sought-after speaker, and host.The key to Financially Wise Inc.’s success can be attributed to Brittney’s simple yet highly effective method of approaching finance –in a fun, personalized, compassionate, relatable, and non-judgmental way. Since 2013, Financially Wise, Inc. has offered services ranging from fee-only financial planning, online money courses, and financial wellness workshops to speaking engagements and brand partnerships.Brittney is a noted financial expert and a go-to resource for national media outlets and platforms including CNN, CNBC, The Wall Street Journal, The New York Times, CBS, KTLA, Good Day LA, Fox 11 News, Glamour, Elle, Marie Claire, Darling, Entrepreneur, Woman’s World, Refinery29, Financial Planning, Investment News, Registered Rep magazine, and many more.Brittney was elected one of the 40 under 40 in 2020 by Investment News, as one of the 22 “Women To Watch” by Investment News in 2018 and was ranked 6th on INVESTOPEDIA’s Top Influential Financial Advisors list in 2017.Additionally, Brittney serves as the in-house CFP® for Mint and Turbo as well as the Head of Education for Altruist, both roles where she can continue her efforts of spreading financial literacy to the masses through media interviews, video content, and social media campaigns. She is a CFP® Pro spokeswoman as part of the CFP Board Center for Financial Planning’s campaign to educate minorities about financial planning careers.Away from the office, you can find Brittney meditating, traveling, exploring, and of course, dancing!&nbsp;THIS EPISODE WAS PRESENTED BY AMY IRVINE AND IN COLLABORATION WITH THE SENECA LAKE WINE TRAIL ROOTED PLANNING GROUP 10 EAST MARKET STREET <h2...

In this Episode of Wine and Dime, I welcome to the show Jim Laughren. Jim is “A writer, a thinker, a drinker, an author, an educator, a guy who’d like to share a glass of good wine with you…” Jim joins me as we talk about his writing, his book, life and wine! If you are a wine lover, like me, this is the episode for you! Jim LaughrenFACEBOOKINSTAGRAMJim Laughren loves wine. And has for a very long time. He is a former importer and distributor of fine wines from around the world. He is also a Certified Wine Educator who has both taken and taught dozens of classes and seminars dealing with various aspects of wine and spirits.But it’s sharing—with you!—that means the most to him. And it’s writing that allows him to share his knowledge, experience, and passion with all the people he’d love to meet but probably won’t have the chance to.He has little use for the snobbery and condescension that have, somehow, become part of the world of wine. “Wine is a joy, a gift of the gods, bounty of the earth, and should be shared and celebrated. Whether someone is brand new to the wine scene or has many years of vinous pleasure at his or her back makes no difference.“Wine, to me, is part of the human story. From Mesopotamia to the ancient lands of Egypt, Israel, Persia, Greece, or Rome, wine has been drunk and shared and influenced cultures and lives in ways we can only imagine.”Known for his irreverent, fun-loving approach and abiding enthusiasm, his writings, whether in the pages of “A Beer Drinker’s Guide To Knowing &amp; Enjoying Fine Wine,” “50 Ways to Love Wine More,” or the coming series of “Everything You Need to Know About Wine in 15 Minutes” is targeted squarely at the wine enthusiast with an open heart and curious mind.50 Ways to Love Wine More: Adventures in Wine AppreciationWine appreciation as it was meant to be. No textbook necessary, just open arms and a mind and palate ready to explore.&nbsp;50 Ways to Love Wine More&nbsp;is about discovering wine on your terms, at your pace, with your friends and fellow wine lovers. Let your ideas and desires intersect with the wonder of wine to enhance and expand your wine knowledge and appreciation.Author Jim Laughren, a certified wine educator--and certifiable oenophile--shares the insights and lessons learned from 20+ years as a wine importer, distributor, collector, consultant and confirmed aficionado. He reaffirms what is important about wine and our relationship to it. With this foundation to build on, the details, the history, the geography, the art, and the science of wine are easy to assemble and appreciate.&nbsp;While&nbsp;50 Ways to Love Wine More&nbsp;is brimming with facts and "vintellect" on a wide variety of wine-focused topics, what you'll learn most is how to let wine wrap you in its embrace, whisper its secrets in your ear, and welcome you to its confederacy of aficionados.&nbsp;A Beer Drinker's Guide to Knowing and Enjoying Fine WineTime to expand your horizons, impress some clients, or introduce your better half to that new wine bar down the street? Then...

Welcome to this addition of Wine and Dime where Amy talks with Randy Ullom.&nbsp; How does a native of Ann Arbor, Michigan who is extremely passionate about skiing become a winemaster at Kendall-Jackson?&nbsp; It certainly wasn't a straight and narrow path, in fact it spanned several countries!&nbsp; Join us for this edition where we literally dive into the path of Randy's vineyard formation.&nbsp; You can follow Randy on twitter (@kjwines), as well as the Kendall-Jackson winery.Kendall-JacksonGrand ReserveSANTA BARBARA COUNTYCHARDONNAY2018Lush tropical fruit, lemon, lime and floral notes&nbsp;intertwines with nice minerality from the calciferous soils in the Santa Maria and&nbsp;Los Alamos Valleys. There is a touch of floral notes from the small amounts of Dijon and Rued&nbsp;clones, and a hint of vanilla and spice to round out the rich, long finish.THIS EPISODE WAS PRESENTED BY Amy Irvine AND IN COLLABORATION WITH The Seneca Lake Wine Trail ROOTED PLANNING GROUP 10 EAST MARKET STREET CORNING NY 14830 WWW.ROOTEDPG.COM EMAIL: [email protected]

On this episode of Wine and Dime, we welcome to the show Emily Graham.&nbsp; Emily is just one of those people that grabbed my heart.&nbsp; She is a hospice medical social worker and as you'll hear about her story, it was a mission for her to take on this role.&nbsp; Now she's starting to teach others how to be more aware of what is going on in their lives.&nbsp; Stay tuned for the end when she mentions her task that she thinks is most meaningful to people.&nbsp;We hope you enjoy this show. I'm back on your favorite beverage and enjoy.If you want to learn a little more about Emily, you can check out her LinkedIn

Welcome Wine and Dime Listeners! In this episode I welcome back to the show fellow podcaster and financial planner, Paul Benson. If you recall, Paul has a podcast called Financial Autonomy, that focuses on financial strategies to give you choice. Be sure to subscribe right after you listen to the episode! Paul is back to talk about his new book called, you guessed it, Financial Autonomy. And for a lucky listener a copy can be yours, just listen to the episode for details. But for now, grab your favorite beverage, sit on back and enjoy the show!Paul BensonHI, I’M PAULI help people like you gain choice in life through our proven Financial Autonomy framework.My focus is on providing helpful and actionable information and advice so you can set effective goals, optimise your cash flow, develop an investment strategy, and stretch your entrepreneurial wings.I’m directly involved in the management of approximately $90million for my clients . I contribute articles to the likes of the Sydney Morning Herald, The Age, Entrepreneur.com, and have appeared on ABC Radio National’s Life Matters program.Financial AutonomyFinancial Autonomy, by Melbourne financial planning expert Paul Benson is about money. But, unlike most money books, it's not focused on making you the richest person in your street, or worse, the richest person in the cemetery. Instead, the focus of this book is on gaining choice.Have you ever listened to a guest on a radio program or a speaker at an event talking about some amazing experience they've had? Perhaps it was travelling through Tibet in a beaten-up Land Rover, sailing around the world, jumping out of planes in a wing suit, or starting a business or charity of their own, driven by a magnitude 10 passion to make an impact.When you listened to these inspiring stories, did you ever wonder how they managed to organize their life so that it was possible? Do you wish you could organize your life to do what's important to you?Financial Autonomy&nbsp;is a book about money but it's equally about gaining choice. If you get the money side of your life right, you will have the choice to pursue maximum happiness in all the other aspects of your life.Personal finance expert Paul Benson believes there are three vehicles to create enough wealth to have the choices you desire are:(1) Investing in shares;(2) Investing in property; and(3) Working for yourself (starting a side hustle or small business).He explores these in detail, as well budgeting and saving - and as you'd expect, he gives readers a choice of strategies they can adopt to succeed in these areas.BROKEN SHACKLES LAGERA CRISP LAGER THAT EXHIBITS A BALANCE OF HOP NOTES WITH AN UNCOMPLICATED, CLEAN FINISHTASTING NOTESA crisp lager that exhibits a balance of subtle herbaceous hop notes with a refreshingly uncomplicated clean finish. Brewed using pale and munich malts combined with noble Hallertau Mittelfruh hops, this brew is a quality quencher.THE STORYJames Squire fought his way to freedom, taking plenty

Welcome back Wine and Dime Listeners! In this episode we are talking about your career and employee benefits. I know that we’ve kinda covered this topic before, but a lot has changed in that last several months, and now is great time to make sure that we are still on track! So sit on back, grab your favorite beverage and don’t forget… “Life is about events, supported by your dollars and cents.”

In this episode of Wine and Dime, we want to welcome Isabel Restrepo.&nbsp; Isabel was originally from Columbia, South America moved to Minnesota, and ended up in Los Angeles&nbsp; Her journey has been a windy road that has led her to what is called an energy healer.&nbsp; Isabel launched her new business and is now building that business on helping others recover from a loss of energy. Have you ever felt just worn out and can't figure out what's going on with you?&nbsp; Well, that's Isabel's super power, as I call it.&nbsp; She really likes to work with people who just feel drained, and need help regaining that energy!&nbsp;We hope that you enjoy this episode. I think you're gonna find some amazing tidbits in it.&nbsp; So grab your favorite beverage, sit on back and sip away.For full show notes visit http://bit.ly/WaDe0129

Each week I open the podcast reminding people that "Like wine, life and finances have different&nbsp;palettes that should be celebrated and not judged."&nbsp;When you listen to this week's podcast, it's hard to envision any sort of "celebration" when it comes to financial infidelity, but this week's guest is on a mission to celebrate her recovery and help educate others along the way.&nbsp;&nbsp;We refer to this guest as simply "Kelly" to protect her and her family.&nbsp;This show was not easy for "Kelly," as you will hear.&nbsp;She explains that financial infidelity is often subtle, it lurks in the background, UNTIL it doesn't.&nbsp;Can you imagine, life is going along great, you've just had a child and are on maternity leave, then you get a knock on the door and you are served one day out of the blue?&nbsp;Then over the course the next few weeks finding out that your identity&nbsp;has been "stolen" and you&nbsp;&nbsp;have over $100,000 of debt in your name that you didn't know about?&nbsp;Now add to that, the "theft" was your spouse.&nbsp;"Kelly" reflects back on the signs leading up to the&nbsp;knock on the door and&nbsp;provides some valuable lessons for all of us to follow.&nbsp;Don't miss this survivor's journey, recovery, and preservane.&nbsp;If you suspect that you might be a victim of identity&nbsp;theft or financial infidelity, it is critical that you move quickly.&nbsp;If you haven't already, we would recommend that you pull your free credit report from&nbsp;www.annualcreditreport.com.&nbsp;You can pull one free credit report from each of the agencies each year.&nbsp;&nbsp;The Federal Trade Commission Consumer Information has some great resources for you to explore as well on reporting identity theft and creating a recovery plan:&nbsp;https://www.consumer.ftc.gov/features/feature-0014-identity-theft&nbsp;We know this episode is emotionally packed, but we are so thankful for "Kelly's" willingness to share her journey, in order to hopefully help others.Mentioned in this episode:Summer Break

Welcome to another episode of Wine and Dime! This week, we welcome back our local LCSW, Janice Vitale! And speaking of welcoming back, we are talking about the schools getting ready to welcome back students, and the stresses that can go along with that. Under normal circumstances, back to school can be stressful enough, but throw Covid into the mix and things can be much worse. This episode deals with some of the stress you may be dealing with and exploring different way for you or the student in your life to cope with it. We even throw in a spending plan to think about as well. Thanks again for listening, and don't forget to rate and subscribe to show wherever you get your podcasts!

Welcome back Wine and Dime Listeners! I sure do have a treat for you this week. And I mean that literally. This weeks guest is the owner of Mudpies, Susan Bartone. Mudpies specializes in creating custom treats just for you. Everything they make is custom made just for you! During the episode we talk about having a business during a pandemic can be stressful, and how she had to basically shut down for a period of time. But she persevered and now is back to doing what she loves. I hope you enjoy this episode and if you want to order something from Susan, be sure to check out all the contact information below! Susan BartoneMudpies LLCFACEBOOK - @MUDPIESLLCINSTAGRAM - @SUSAN_BARTONEEMAILGENERAL [email protected] NUMBER607.329.4460How mudpies beganThe foundation of MudPies began years ago, before I knew it, creating pies of mud decorated with flowers from our country home.As I grew, my love for creating "mud pies" developed into things we could actually eat! Growing up with a German and Italian background -- utilizing food grown from our garden, local farms and co-ops was important to us. Soon I would bake whatever I could think of in my Holly Hobby oven (thanks mom &amp; dad!).&nbsp;As years passed I developed a deeper passion for baking, creating, decorating, eating unique things, and running! The idea of starting a business doing what I loved seemed a bit surreal, but what had I to lose? MudPies LLC began in 2012 by attending local farm markets; it has been quickly growing supplying wholesale to local businesses, and retail to treasured clientele. ~SusanMY MISSIONI BELIEVE THERE SHOULD BE SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE. BE IT DELIGHTFULLY INDULGENT OR DELIGHTFULLY HEALTHY. SUSAN GLADLY WORKS WITH CLIENTS TO ADAPT MUDPIES BAKED GOODS TO SUIT THEIR NEEDS.MudPies represents a little bit of everything.When I established MudPies, I first thought it was going to be a little bit of everything I've collected and created from my family history.&nbsp;As MudPies grew, I had an increasing number of requests from clients to adapt this or that. The common phrase was “I’d love that ‘item’ if it were gluten free, or vegan, or made with coconut flour, or…”I quickly learned that there was something missing in the baking market - and I was on a mission to fill that void! Why?&nbsp;I have a passion for baking and feel that if I'm able to adapt baked products for someone who chooses to or has to follow a certain diet, or to create celebration foods for that special occasion, ease the stress of someone who's a good baker and ran out of time - then my mission is accomplished. I take great pride in what I do and using quality ingredients is very important to me. I will continue to expand utilizing local products when available.&nbsp;MudPies is essential to me not to make money, but to add joy to those around me.&nbsp;I gain much happiness knowing that someone can enjoy something or look forward to a little something...

Welcome back Wine and Dime listeners!! In this episode, I am here to talk to you about creating your spending plan. Scary topic, right? But it doesn’t have to be! I take you through our process of creating a spending plan that hopefully takes all the negative emotions out of it, and may even make it fun. In my book, “Uncork Your Finances”, I walk you through your plan, and even make time for wine! I think this episode is a must listen for anyone who’s been intimidated by creating a spending plan, or a budget. And remember, Life is about events, supported by your dollars and cents!Uncork Your Finances Is dealing with finances a little less stressful when you have a glass of wine by your side? This book is an extension of my Wine and Dime podcast and Monday Morning Quarter-Buck Blog - capturing some top tips from the first 27 episodes.2017 Chardonnay Barrel SelectNY - Finger Lakes100% Chardonnay, 100% Finger Lakes terroir selection sourced from a single vineyard site. Aged 11 months in French oak barrels with weekly stirring of the lees (bâtonnage sur lies).Alcohol&nbsp;12.00%Resources From EpisodeSPENDING SPREADSHEETCASH FLOW &amp; NET WORTH ISSUESCASH FLOW AND NET WORTH DISCUSSION CHECKLISTThis episode was presented byAmy IrvineAND IN COLLABORATION WITHThe Seneca Lake Wine TrailAMY IRVINEROOTED PLANNING GROUP10 EAST MARKET STREETCORNING NY 14830WWW.ROOTEDPG.COMEMAIL: &nbsp;[email protected]

Welcome to this edition of Wine &amp; Dime with Amy Irvine.&nbsp; As you know, every week it's my goal to talk about somebody's journey through their financial vineyard. But we're taking a little sidestep today and instead of talking to somebody we're going to be talking about something. Something along the lines of retirement accounts and the type of distributions that you can take from retirement accounts.&nbsp; There's some little hidden secrets in there that I can’t wait to share.&nbsp; I know this isn’t the typical Wine and Dime event where we're talking to somebody about their journey, but it might be about your journey.&nbsp; Particularly, in this year.&nbsp;&nbsp;So, sit on back, grab your favorite beverage and enjoy the show!

Welcome back Wine and Dime listeners!&nbsp; We're very excited to have Dr. Barbara O'Neill back on the show.&nbsp; This time around we are going to be talking about her transition to self employment after 41 years of working at Rutgers.&nbsp; The new project that she has been working on is her new book, which is coming out very soon, called “Flipping A Switch:&nbsp; Your Guide to Happiness and Financial Security in Later Life”. We dive into several chapters and some very fun unique names!&nbsp; You have to listen in to hear some of that!&nbsp; So sit back, grab your favorite beverage and enjoy the show.&nbsp; And remember “Life is about events, supported by your dollars and cents”.Dr. Barbara M. O'NeillTWITTER - @MONEYTALK1Dr. Barbara O’Neill, CFP(R), AFC is the owner/CEO of Money Talk: Financial Planning Seminars and Publications. She writes, speaks, and reviews content about personal finance. A Distinguished Professor Emeritus at Rutgers University, she has written over 160 articles for academic publications and received over 35 national awards and over $1.2 million in grants to support financial education programs and research. She tweets daily personal finance information using the handle @moneytalk1Flipping a Switch: Your Guide to Happiness and Financial Security in Later LifeLeaving full-time employment to enter retirement often requires a 180-degree change in mindset and behavior from the way you managed your time and money previously. This is especially true for Baby Boomers who may have never experienced adult life without a full-time job and have been practicing the same habits since their 20s. These life transitions can be looked at as if they require flipping a switch. Some changes happen suddenly like an on/off switch, while others happen over time like a dimmer switch. Some switches are voluntary like spending accumulated savings, while some are mandatory like taking required minimum distributions starting at age 72. And to make matters more confusing, there are also lifestyle and social changes to consider as well.Flipping a Switch&nbsp;discusses 35 financial, lifestyle, and social transitions you'll encounter upon entering retirement, including:Full-time work to new pastimesSaving money to spending moneyReceiving a paycheck to creating a paycheckFunding retirement savings plans to taking required minimum distribution withdrawalsAccumulating possessions to downsizingEveryone has unique switches to flip.&nbsp;Flipping a Switch: Your Guide to Happiness and Financial Security in Later Life&nbsp;offers important information and guidance new retirees need before undertaking their new life. Each chapter includes a&nbsp;How to Flip This Switch&nbsp;section with suggested action steps. Nationally known speaker, author, and Certified Financial Planner ® Dr. Barbara O'Neill will help you develop a plan to become your best future self.This episode was presented byAmy IrvineAND IN COLLABORATION WITH<a...

Every week it's my goal to share a story of someone's journey through their life and financial vineyard. We take you from their roots to the journey of their vines and the influences in the air that have helped craft their delicious lives. Like wine, life and finances have different palettes that should be celebrated and not judged.&nbsp;We welcome you to this edition of Wine and Dime where we speak with Lisa Crilley Malice.&nbsp;Lisa is a time strategist and lord knows we all need more time in our day! What we didn't talk about in the podcast and have in the show notes, is that Lisa is going to be releasing her own podcast called “The 25th Hour”, with the idea that we all need that extra hour every day, and how do we come up with it!We hope you enjoy this show and just remember life is about events supported by your dollars and cents. So, sit back, grab your favorite beverage and find your “zone of genius”!Lisa (Crilley) MallisHTTPS://IMPACTIVESTRATEGIES.COM/THE 25TH HOUR PODCAST-YOUTUBEFACEBOOKTWITTERLINKEDINYOUTUBELisa is the owner of Impactive Strategies, she is a time strategist, recognized for providing practical solutions to everyday productivity challenges. A certified coach, trainer, and facilitator, Lisa works with financial advisors and their teams who are working hard to succeed and still want to achieve more. She knows that “one size fits all” does not apply when it comes to getting the most out of your day with ease. Using her fifteen years in education, a master’s degree from Ursuline College, and multiple coaching certifications, Lisa supports clients with customized tools to achieve more while working less.&nbsp;Lisa believes in two solid life lessons:&nbsp;Life lesson 1 - Just because you are good at it doesn’t mean that is what you are meant to do.Life lesson 2 - if it is easy for you, it isn’t easy for everyone.Lisa’s ProcessWhat do you really want to do - what is their zone of genius?What is it that you don’t want?Building your day around your strengthsImplementation of a habit - putting the structure in your day to create successHow to grow your business through the right delegation (six levels of delegation)According to Robert B. Maddux (in Delegating for Results), you can delegate to an employee or volunteer using 6 different levels.&nbsp;Level I – Look into the situation, get all the facts and report back for instructions.Level II – Identify the problem, determine several solutions and the pros and cons of each, recommend one for approval and wait for instructions.Level III – Examine the matter, send word on what you intend to do, take no action until you get the go ahead.Level IV – Decide on a strategy, send word of what it is, and take action unless you hear otherwise.Level V – Take action on this matter and report back on what you did and how it turned out.Level VI – Take action, no further...

Nancy grew up in the shadows of her family limelight, as the daughter of an actor.&nbsp; She didn’t necessarily realize it, but she was seeking her own individual recognition (don’t miss the “how many likes does it take to get to the center of a tootsie pop!).She became a publicist focused on helping other people get recognized, until the great recession, this challenge forced her (or should I say dared her) to pivot and use those skills at an even grander level and she created a book about how to change bio’s (Bye-Bye Boring Bio Workbook).This was just the launching pad, including her Life Goes On Road Trip organization program that makes organizing your finances a bit like a treasure hunt, adding an element of fun.Nancy Juettenhttps://www.facebook.com/groups/lifegoesonroadtrippers/&nbsp;&nbsp;https://www.lifegoesonroadmap.comhttps://authenticvisibility.com/testdrive/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nancyjuetten/Twitter: https://twitter.com/lifegoesonRMLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/nancy-juetten/BIONancy Juetten guides families to organize their personal financial information and crucial documents before something random or crazy can stop them.&nbsp; The co-creator of the Life Goes On Roadmap® system for personal financial information organization, Nancy is on a mission to touch and transform a million lives by guiding them to take one of 16 essential road stops, one 20 minute segment at a time.&nbsp; This brings power, access and control when the moments matter the most and makes dealing with a bump in the road just a little bit softer for all. Nancy writes a column for the popular Sixty and Me blog site that serves 500,000 women aged 60 and better. Her system is sold individually to homeowners, downsizers, and families across the country from the website, and professional service providers can license and co-brand the system to share with their most valuable clients. She has addressed appreciative audiences at the Garrett Planning Network Annual Retreat, virtual women’s groups, and podcasts such as the Legacy Cafe Podcast, the Conscious Caregiver, and now – Wine and Dime.&nbsp;Before starting Life Goes On Roadmap in 2018, Nancy launched and grew a successful business coaching practice to guide experts, authors, and speakers to get known and get paid for their expert status by getting ready for opportunity first. In 2009, she&nbsp; wrote the popular Bye-Bye Boring Bio Workbook that is still a go-to source to guide users to transform their boring bios from wallpaper to

Terri DeCosterEMAIL: [email protected]: TERRIDECOSTER.COMFACEBOOK - @TERRIDECOSTERCOACHLINKEDININSTAGRAMTerri is a Master in Counseling Psychology, Family Mediator, Coach, and Facilitator specializing in supporting families in transition, in-person or online. As a certified IPEC and Better Apart coach, Terri guides individuals facing stressful family changes caused by separation, divorce, and re-partnering to a place of ease and harmony through co-parent education, conflict management, and communication skills. Terri is a presenter at the Kids First Center and Maine Divorce Workshops.&nbsp;Terri has attained her Master in Counseling Psycology, Coaching Certificate from iPEC, and Certificate in Family Mediation and has applied this to her calling to support families in transition.&nbsp; She didn’t grow up in a hallmark card family by any means.&nbsp; At a young age, Terri was a child of divorced parents, and the divorce was not “friendly.”&nbsp; Her mom and brother left the household with just the things they could fit in the car.This childhood experience left a lifetime impression on Terri and she utilized her skills to help other families have a healthier co-parenting experience during and after divorce, with special attention to the experience of the child.She also has a passion to help others in blended families (or new modern family) through stepfamily coaching and her volunteer work at the Kid’s First Center.If you are a blended family, this episode is definitely for you!Wine: Sleight of Hand - The SorceressThe 2017 Sorceress is 100% Grenache from two truly spectacular vineyards. It is 68% from Upland Vineyard and 32% from French Creek Vineyard. This vintage of the Sorceress was aged for 16 months in all French oak barrels (mostly puncheons). The wine saw mostly neutral oak (only about 20% new French oak), and the final blend includes about 45% whole cluster, foot-stomped bunches. The resulting wine is exotic and aromatic. It presents with classic Grenache notes of garrigue, allspice, dark cherries, tobacco, and strawberries; all of which is backed up by fresh acidity, and a long, lingering finish highlighting the refined tannins and brightness of this great wine. This vintage is age-worthy and will continue to develop over the next decade.Our Feature - Prejean - Cab Franc (https://prejeanwinery.com/wineshop) - Aromas of berry and plum and a warm, lingering finish. A great addition to hearty dishes.At Prejean Winery, we honor the tradition of winemaking that has been handed down for almost a thousand years. Prejean Winery grows grape varieties that originated in Europe; such as Merlot, Cabernet Sauvignon, Cabernet Franc, Riesling, Gewurztraminer, and Chardonnay. Our Gewurztraminer, planted in 1979, is a mouthful in more ways than one. It is grown in the Alsace region of France. Riesling, also grown in France, but known...

Welcome to this edition of Wine and Dime with Amy Irvine.&nbsp;Today's Guest is Janice Vitale.&nbsp;She is, if you recall, working with me on a special project for a series of vlogs. In this episode we will explore anxiety and how many people are experiencing increased levels due to Covid-19. We also discuss ways to identify and combat it.We hope that you enjoyed this version of our vlog and hop on over to our YouTube channel if you'd like to watch the two of us. Feel free to message us about any topics that you would like to see us cover and be sure to give us a thumbs up and subscribe to get the latest episodes!Janice Vitale CouncilingFACEBOOK14 East Market StreetCorning , New YorkCall (607) 414-0640OMH EMOTIONAL SUPPORT HELPLINE: 1-844-863-9314 The Emotional Support Helpline provides free and confidential support, helping callers experiencing increased anxiety due to the coronavirus emergency. The Helpline is staffed by volunteers, including mental health professionals, who have received training in crisis counseling. HTTPS://WWW.CRISISTEXTLINE.ORG TEXT 741-741 The Crisis Text Line serves anyone, in any type of crisis, providing access to free, 24/7 support via a medium people already use and trust. HTTPS://SUICIDEPREVENTIONLIFELINE.ORG/ 1-800-273-8255 The Lifeline provides 24/7, free and confidential support for people in distress, prevention and crisis resources for you or your loved ones, and best practices for professionals.THIS EPISODE WAS PRESENTED BY Amy Irvine AND IN COLLABORATION WITH The Seneca Lake Wine Trail AMY IRVINE ROOTED PLANNING GROUP 10 EAST MARKET STREET CORNING NY 14830 WWW.ROOTEDPG.COM EMAIL: [email protected]