Britt talks with Evan Galante and Chirag Challa, co-founders of Lolu — a cold plunge and sauna space centered around connection and community. They share how a serendipitous introduction brought them together. 

The owners of Joelton Hardware, Feed & Farmacy, join Britt to share the unique story of how a hardware store became one of Nashville’s most surprising music venues — with beer, food, and community at its heart. Britt also talks with the people who make it such a special place to gather.

Britt sits down with Jackie Laurian Long, founder of TheraPaint Studio, and Shannen Stewart, founder of Heels & Handshakes — two women using their businesses to uplift others: Jackie through healing trauma with therapeutic paint throwing, and Shannen by empowering women in business.

Britt sits down with Marissa Barrett, co-founder of Nashville Blanket Project — a social enterprise with a powerful mission: for every blanket sold, one is donated to someone in need. Since launching, the project has grown to over 11,000 blankets shared with the community.

Emma McCallie, the co-founder of Folx Table, joins Britt to talk about building deeper relationships, asking better questions, and how her business is having the time of its life in Nashville. Folx Table is the sit-down social network putting connection at the center of modern life — and Emma shares how it’s creating space for presence, purpose, and better conversations.