Local Celebrity Podcast - Jason Judge's Leap from Entrepreneurship to Local Politics

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Have you ever wondered what it takes to transition from a successful business owner to a local politician? Join us as we explore the intriguing journey of Jason Judge, the brain behind JJ's Scream Printing and Embroidery, now aiming for the seat of Melbourne Beach Commissioner. Jason takes us through his thrilling journey of entrepreneurship, his collaborations with notable clients including the nonprofit Lovener Arms, and his venture into the exciting world of local politics.
No journey is complete without a few hurdles and Jason's pursuit of the Beach Commissioner’s seat is no different. He opens up about the challenges, his undeterred spirit and why he decided to step into the political arena. On a lighter note, we venture into Jason's lifelong fascination with Disney, triggered by his father, and how it intertwines with his take on the impact of Covid-19 on Disney parks. If you're a Disney fan, you'd definitely want to hear Jason’s advice on maximizing your park visit experience.
We also get a glimpse of Jason's personal side as he muses about being a father, his favourite local restaurant, and his Christmas travel plans to New York City. His passion to make a difference in his community and his commitment to running for Melbourne Beach Commissioner is nothing short of inspiring. Whether you're interested in politics, business, Disney or just love hearing an engaging personal journey, this episode is for you.
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Capítulos

1. Local Celebrity Podcast - Jason Judge's Leap from Entrepreneurship to Local Politics (00:00:00)

2. Jason Judge's Run for Beach Commissioner (00:00:01)

3. Melbourne Beach Residents and Disney Obsession (00:11:09)

4. Schools and Travel Plans (00:19:27)

5. Stepping Up to Make a Difference (00:32:20)