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Oct 21, 2026

Carson PierceHOST
0:38
Hello, and welcome once again to the Agency Profit Podcast.
Carson PierceHOST
0:41
My name is Carson Pierce, and I am here today with Sean Harris from Function Point.
Carson PierceHOST
0:47
I'm super excited about this one, mostly because we're gonna get really nerdy on survey results and what's going on in the industry, and I love that kind of stuff.
Carson PierceHOST
0:56
And I've got a very quick intro to this, which is 25 years ago, I started in the agency industry, And at that point, we were filling in timesheets on sheets of paper that were given to us each morning.
Shelley WynterHOST
14:28
Shelley Wynter' show.
Shelley WynterHOST
14:29
When we come back, we're going to talk about Sean Harris is running for Congress.
Shelley WynterHOST
14:33
He's got something going on this weekend, Saturday, for early voting.
Shelley WynterHOST
14:37
We've got to talk about it.
Shelley WynterHOST
17:07
And I've known this man a very long time.
Shelley WynterHOST
17:09
His entire family is the same way, which is why I love him so much.
Shelley WynterHOST
17:14
So he sent me a screenshot of something that Sean Harris is doing.
Shelley WynterHOST
17:20
Sean Harris is running for Congress.
AgDay Podcast

AgDay Podcast

AgDay 10/20/26

Oct 20 · 1 Mention

Hailey BickelhauptHOST
8:34
The countdown is on for the midterm election, and another key contest that is watched closely by the agriculture industry is the race for Georgia's 14th congressional district.
Hailey BickelhauptHOST
8:44
Democrat and retired Army Brigadier General Sean Harris is running to represent Northwest Georgia.
Hailey BickelhauptHOST
8:49
The working cattleman spoke with Drover's editorial lead, Angie Stump Denton, about why producers should elect him to speak for them in Washington, D.C. Now, Harris emphasized his firsthand connection to production agriculture.
Sean HarrisSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
9:01
What I say to the farmers, I'm not somebody that has to be briefed up on agriculture.
Ron RobertsHOST
20:34
Dalton and that county have been rocked by, of course, the carpet industry is huge in Dalton, right? They've been rocked by cancer detection spikes, PFAS in the groundwater and drinking water.
Ron RobertsHOST
20:49
That's something that congressional candidate Sean Harris has actually rallied around a good bit.
Ron RobertsHOST
20:54
In fact, Sean Harris comes up in this Patricia Murphy piece.
Ron RobertsHOST
20:57
We'll get to that when the run short turns.
Ron RobertsHOST
20:58
It's Georgia Now, Progressive Voices.
Ron RobertsHOST
21:32
I have to wonder, I
speaker_2SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
21:34
think Dalton is a little bit of a bellwether.
Ron RobertsHOST
21:35
Like, I mean, obviously it's not going to go from like 72% Trump to, you know, 55% in favor of, say, congressional candidate Sean Harris, the Democrat running.
speaker_0HOST
16:11
Right.
speaker_0HOST
16:11
That's a lot of Chris Harden's district that he's running in, right? And even Sean Harris touches on that as well.
speaker_0HOST
16:19
And...
speaker_0HOST
16:20
It is a big issue.
TosinHOST
0:07
My name is Tosin, and I am based up in a place called Bromsgrove in the middle of the United Kingdom near Birmingham.
TosinHOST
0:12
Joining me as always on the Isle of Wight is Sean Harris.
Sean HarrisHOST
0:15
Hello.
TosinHOST
0:16
And also joining me on the Isle of Wight is Sharon Bolland.
Peter BielloHOST
0:48
GPB's Sarah Kalus reports.
Sarah KalusCORRESPONDENT
0:50
Democratic candidate Sean Harris has run twice to represent the 14th District and will be on the ballot again in November.
Sarah KalusCORRESPONDENT
0:57
He told voters at a town hall in Cobb Thursday he is hopeful voters will send him to Washington, but acknowledged it's an uphill battle.
Sarah KalusCORRESPONDENT
1:04
Navy Eager, a voter in Cobb County, says even if Harris does not win the seat, shaving the margins is still an accomplishment.
speaker_1HOST
8:51
So let's talk about the first major example of this.
speaker_1HOST
8:54
It's a book called Duel by Sean Harris, releasing October 6th.
speaker_2HOST
8:58
Yes.
speaker_2HOST
8:59
The premise here functions almost like a playground argument, but scaled up to medieval proportions.

7 MINS LATER

speaker_2HOST
16:07
A book that treats reaching the tap as a serious quest without turning it into a circus is naming the journey they are already on and respecting its gravity.
speaker_1HOST
16:15
Thinking about these two books sitting next to each other on an October shelf is just incredible.
speaker_1HOST
16:21
I mean, you have Sean Harris being maximalist with his squish painting, but strictly within the rule of symmetry.
speaker_2HOST
16:27
Right.
Louisa-Jane SmithHOST
1:24
My thanks to all the contributors to this special 250th episode.
Louisa-Jane SmithHOST
1:29
Steve Chalk, Nikki McGhee, Anthony Reddy, Ada France Williams, Reverend Canon Liz Shercliffe, Suhail Ahmed, Mark and Brian, the Buddhist and the Baptist, Paul Carenza, James Holt, Jeff Cuozzo, Pastor Mick Fleming, Luke Donnellan, Shwebe Khan, Dr. Siobhan Jolley, Sean Harris and Louisa Harrop, Wendy Dossett, Marina Cantacuzino, Jen Jenkins, Emily Bignell, Leanne Taylor, Gillian Giorgio, Debbie Tibbie, Andrew Rogers, Jo Kinnaird, Linda and Tara, the Pagans, [laughs] Matthew Guest, Lap Blalock, Ollie Aston, Areez, Alisha, and Neela, former students of mine, Ed Pawson, Sarah Lane Court, Jamie Woodhouse, the Reverend John Squires, Lord Bilimoria, Reverend Pippa White, Dr. Lois Lee, Adam Boxer, Elizabeth Phillips, Dr. Karissa Sharp, Henry Taylor, Josh Cass, Stacy Berman, Carrie Alderton, Dave Francis, Bisma Afdal, Dr. Yuen Lo, Dr. Wouter Pieters, Dr. Susannah Cornwall, Bob Martin, Dr. Wolfgang Vondi, Dr. Rhianna Grant, Dr. Martin Pickup, Dr. Evelyn Zwingen, Adam Robertson, Harry Clark, Anna Silva, Harry Singh Panesar, Jitinderpal Loyal, Kuljinder Shoker, Amy Ark, Anne and Simon Hadell, and Mandeep Singh.
Louisa-Jane SmithHOST
2:48
If you could wake up tomorrow and one thing would be different, what would you want it to be?
speaker_2SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
2:54
Wow.
TosinHOST
0:28
And joining me, as always, on the Isle of Wight, at the moment, is just the one person.
TosinHOST
0:33
It's Sean Harris.
Sean HarrisHOST
0:34
hello
TosinHOST
0:36
hello sean but we are expected that this might be one of our chaotic shows where at some point we're going to have sharon's gonna crash in then holly's gonna crash in and then a cat's gonna come on camera and show its bum to the world and that is going to be one of those shows but let's kick off and let's kick off we're talking about what it is we have seen in the cinema this week we might do cinema first and then carry on with tv and all that kind of stuff afterwards so what have you seen in the cinema this week okay

33 MINS LATER

TosinHOST
33:40
But then the film does something where it gets to the point where a film like this would usually end, or a story like this would usually end, but then it carries on.
TosinHOST
33:48
And when it carries on is when it goes crazy.
TosinHOST
33:51
When it carries on is when you're like, wait a sec, what? What the? A number of times I was watching this thing going, okay, what am I watching right now? How would that happen? How would that happen? I think there needs to be a massive suspension of disbelief because, Sean, especially you, I mean, being a teacher and everything like that, there's probably a whole bunch of things.
TosinHOST
34:12
I mean, I don't know because I'm not a teacher.

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