Lucia Folk, President and CEO of The Change Agent-cy, who shares her background working at CMT and launching their Public Affairs department; starting The Change Agent-cy; their work in corporate social responsibility, nonprofit consulting, artist impact and advocacy, and philanthropic advising; and some of their current efforts.

Jason Shelton, Program Manager with Hand's On Nashville's GeekCause, and Bradley Martin, Sr., Director of Customer Acquisition with Kindful, who each discuss their charity-tech platforms and how they are responding to help nonprofits during the COVID-19 pandemic. They also discuss teaming up with other charity-tech organizations in Middle Tennessee, Generous and Givful, to do even more to make a difference.

Romona Jackson, Founding President and CEO of The Women's Advocacy Center, discusses how her organization serves as a resource for women who have experienced domestic abuse in East Shelby County. During the interview, Jackson shares what led her to start the nonprofit, their direct services and impact, lessons from her efforts, and how the community can help.

Dr. Kendricks Hooker, VP of Academic Affairs, and Anita Brackin, Associate Vice President, Workforce and Economic Development and Continuing Education, with Southwest Tennessee Community College. During the interview they discuss some of the pivots as a result of COVID-19 and how Southwest helped students continue moving forward with their learning, new virtual learning options and online student supports, summer successes, degree programs that are most relevant now, and how Southwest is helping students REIMAGINE their education and future with a new laptop program, tuition free financial aid assistance, and more.

Chris Miller, President and CEO, and Robert Phillips, Director of Marketing, with Yuletide Office Solutions, highlight Go Safe by OneScreen, which is a body temperature and facial recognition scanner that will allow you to scan and identify people with elevated temperatures safely. The device can also detect if a mask is being worn, and if preferred, the device will ask users to wear a mask to enter your building. Go Safe by OneScreen is ideal for screening employees, customers, students, event attendees, and more. It can be used as a single standalone unit or it can be deployed across a network. Yuletide Office Solutions is the exclusive provider of Go Safe by One Screen in the market.

Jeff Storck, Division Vice President of Terminix South Division, who highlights the history of Terminix and its Memphis roots, some of the key pests to be mindful of during the warmer months, tips for controlling and reducing mosquito and tick populations, termites and termite swarms, and more.

Kelly Kowall, President and Founder of My Warrior's Place, who shares the tragic story of losing her son, Corey, who was killed on a combat mission while serving in Afghanistan in 2009. During the interview, she shares how she has turned that darkness into light for others by hosting boating trips for veterans and starting a retreat, My Warrior's Place, to honor, support and promote healing of the mind and spirit for Military Service members, First Responders, and others whose lives have forever changed due to a tragic event and/or the death of a fallen warrior while in service to our country.

Dr. Kimberly Clay, Founder and CEO of Play Like a Girl, who discusses their mission to help girls realize and live out their limitless potential through STEM and sports. During the interview, Dr. Kim shares the history and programs, impact, and how people can get involved.

Ben Weir, Director of Business Development and Sales Innovation at Loop, who discusses their zero-waste and global circular shopping platform that is designed to eliminate the idea of waste by transforming the products and packaging of everyday items from single-use to durable, multi-use, feature-packed designs. During the interview, Weir shares more about their business model and partnerships, global efforts and national expansion of their e-Commerce business in the United States, and more.

Laurie Powell, CEO of Alliance Healthcare Services, who highlights their mission of promoting wellness in our community and how the nonprofit organization has grown to become the largest behavioral health provider in Shelby County. During the interview, Powell discusses their services, like alcohol and drug therapy, individual and group therapy, and intervention services, and she shares some of the pivots and lessons learned as a result of COVID-19. Powell also talks about the potential new crisis location on Summer and Broad.