In this inspiring episode, Arielle "The Connector" sits down with David Conaway, publisher of Local Living magazine and host of the Local Living Podcast. They dive into David’s unexpected transition from corporate marketing to launching six thriving community magazines across South Florida. From getting laid off to building something that now lives on the coffee tables of thousands, David shares how he turned a risky leap into a meaningful business rooted in local connection. Hear how his passion for storytelling, entrepreneurship, and even a surprise brush with a major record label shaped his journey, and how he continues to grow by staying focused on people, purpose, and the power of community. 

This week on The Connector, Arielle sits down with Jenny Fitzgerald—founder of If The Herb Fits—to talk about how a former bartender-turned-holistic herbalist is helping people transform their lives through the power of tea.

Jenny shares her powerful story of burnout, rebuilding after a hurricane, and rediscovering purpose through herbalism, community, and nature. From bartending at 19 to foraging herbs on her 32-acre ranch, her journey is packed with healing insights, emotional wisdom, and practical steps for reclaiming your health.

Tune in for stories of growth, divine guidance, and how something as simple as a daily cup of tea can shift your life physically, emotionally, and spiritually.

In this episode, Arielle "The Connector" sits down with Sheikh Ali — founder of SC Medical Media — to unpack his bold journey from med school to building a LinkedIn-based business for medical professionals. They dive into how LinkedIn is a game-changer for B2B networking, why niche personal branding matters, and how clinician executives can create real connections (and results) on the platform.

Plus, hear about Sheikh’s love for luxury pens, James Bond, and why dressing sharp is still a power move in business. If you're an entrepreneur, medical professional, or just curious about personal branding on LinkedIn, this episode is full of gems — and a few laughs too.