ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Caleb Lane describes it as picking up a “10,000-pound phone.” He knows because before becoming Director of Business Development at Tara Treatment Center, he was a client there himself.
His story is one of recovery, second chances, and eventually becoming the person who can answer that call for someone else.
Welcome to Southside Voices, the show that spotlights the business owners and community leaders shaping Johnson County and the Southside of Indianapolis. Each week, your hosts Jennifer Denney sits down for candid conversations about what it really takes to build, run, and grow a business today.
Real stories. Real challenges. Real lessons.
His story is one of recovery, second chances, and eventually becoming the person who can answer that call for someone else.
Welcome to Southside Voices, the show that spotlights the business owners and community leaders shaping Johnson County and the Southside of Indianapolis. Each week, your hosts Jennifer Denney sits down for candid conversations about what it really takes to build, run, and grow a business today.
Real stories. Real challenges. Real lessons.
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