Chloe Moore, Director of NEXT Memphis, which is a shared services childcare organization housed at Porter-Leath that provides high quality education and health services for children, discusses their programs and business model, improved educational outcomes, how the community can support their efforts, and more.

Zack Kelbaum, Founder and Operator of Symbiotic Clothing, discusses growing up in Canada and being a hockey player, starting and building his first business at age 16, starting Symbiotic Clothing with the mission of #GetOneGiveOne and helping to provide clothing to those who are homeless, the power of helping others, favorite advice and more.

Shane Davis, Partner at Vaco Memphis, discusses working with companies and individuals to match talent with needs, job market trends in Memphis, helpful advice for those seeking a new job or career, the power of LinkedIn and tips for using the platform, video conferencing, networking and more.

Chris Whitney, Founder and Director of One Generation Away, who discusses how the organization distributes healthy foods to families throughout Middle Tennessee who currently do not have access to food sources due to economic and physical barriers. The organization works with companies, grocery stores and retailers to rescue food and leverages the power of volunteerism to bring their mission to life.

OneGenAway is a non-profit 501(c)3 that works to bring fresh, healthy food directly to people in need. We strive to eliminate food deserts in the low income neighborhoods in America.

Food deserts are defined as parts of the country where citizens lack access to fresh fruit, vegetables, and other healthy whole foods due to lack of grocery stores, lack of transportation, and economic hardship.

We serve the home-bound elderly, school children, the working poor of our country, and more.

We do this by rescuing food seven days a week from local grocery stores and restaurants such as, Whole Foods, Costco, GFS, Publix, Outback Steakhouse, Aldi, and many others.

Then, each month, OneGenAway, with the help of many volunteers, brings food right to neighborhoods in need by arriving with truckloads of good food… mobile food pantries… delivered right to the streets of neighbors in need on Saturday mornings all around Middle Tennessee and beyond.

Michael Dermer, Founder and CEO of The Lonely Entrepreneur, who shares his entrepreneurial story, along with tips for starting a business during and after the pandemic, the importance of planning, having the right mindset, creative problem solving, and more. Michael and his team are helping entrepreneurs turn their passion into success and have created The Entrepreneur Survival Guide, which is available via their website at https://www.lonelyentrepreneur.com.

Host Jeremy C. Park talks with Stacy McCall, President and CEO of ServiceMaster by Stratos in Memphis, who discusses how her company is responding to COVID-19 both in their cleaning and sanitizing services to help organizations safely return employees to the workplace, and also in protecting her employees, as well. During the interview, Stacy also shares some of the lessons she has learned and some of the pivots they have made as an organization. Stacy and her team continue to share cleaning tips and insight on social media and in their newsletters to help, as well.

Chima Onwuka, Owner of Grind City Kicks and Founder of Grind City Cares, who discusses their online shoe and apparel store that has a philanthropic purpose, their new line of shirts that give back to support COVID-19 relief efforts in the community, advice to other entrepreneurs, and more.

Gail Powell, Executive Director of High Hopes Development Center, who discusses their mission to equip children, youth, and their families with the skills necessary to achieve success through education, therapeutic services, and loving support, along with how they have adapted during the COVID-19 crisis.

Jesse and Alta Keller, Owners of Coffee Cart Nashville, who share their story of starting the business, how and why they partner with local roasters to support them and serve delicious coffee, some tips for home brewing and their hopes for normalcy with events post COVID-19.

Host Jeremy C. Park talks with Terri Lee Freeman, President of the National Civil Rights Museum, who shares important historical and current perspective on racism and the protests that are taking place in Memphis, across the United States of America, and around the world. It's a candid interview that offers suggestions and practical advice, guidance to resources, and some words of encouragement for moving forward together with greater respect, understanding, support and love.