Host Andrew Bartolotta talks with Room In The Inn - Memphis's Director of Programming, Whitney Brown, who shares about their mission to shelter those experiencing homelessness in a safe environment of hospitality.

Host Jeremy C. Park talks with Andrew Bartolotta, Director of Digital Media for cityCURRENT, who highlights 10 ways small businesses and nonprofits can maximize their social media presence. During the interview, Andrew discusses the importance of small businesses and nonprofits having a social media presence, some of the latest statistics for social media engagement, some tips to get develop a strategy and get started, and then 10 tips to maximize your social media presence.

Host Jeremy C. Park talks with Valerie Connelly, Owner, Screenwriter and Songwriter/Composer, Producer with Meadowlark Film Productions LLC, who shares her personal story of getting into the music and film business, launching Meadowlark Film Productions and working now to produce a Sci-Fi/Fantasy Musical feature film, titled LOVE IS...

Host Jeremy C. Park talks with Joey Lankford, Executive Director of Cul2vate, who shares his personal story and what led him to start the Middle Tennessee based nonprofit with a mission to feed the hungry by growing food and growing people. During the interview, Joey highlights their efforts to grow and deliver fresh, nutritious local produce to those in need and also provide to local restaurants to create sustainable income, along with their efforts to offer assistance to those in need of a second chance through job readiness, life skills, and business training with the goal of helping individuals find full-time employment. He also talks about the impact of the recent floods across Middle Tennessee and how the community can support their efforts.

Host Jeremy C. Park talks with Chris McNally, Owner of Memphis Reprographics, who provides an overview of how his company and team continue to innovate in the construction and design industry with their document processing and printing services. During the interview, Chris discusses their collaborative approach, being software agnostic, their digital document review, virtual planrooms, digital archiving and more. He also talks about their focus on philanthropy and making a difference, including a free coloring book for kids and a partnership with the Memphis Area Minority Contractors and the West Tennessee Chapter of the Associated Builders and Contractors, which is focused on opening up more access and opportunities for the community.

Host Jeremy C. Park talks with Melanie Keller, President and CEO of Meritan, who discusses their current efforts to vaccinate homebound individuals in Shelby, Fayette, Tipton and Lauderdale counties who are unable to get a vaccine due to the challenges created by disabilities and illness. During the interview, Melanie provides an overview of Meritan and its programs and services, and then covers the main details of how individuals and their caretakers can sign up to receive a Johnson & Johnson COVID vaccination at home for free.

Host Jeremy C. Park talks with Beth Hail, Regional Vice President with Centerstone, who discusses the national, nonprofit health care organization serving all ages - children, adolescents, adults and families. Centerstone specializes in comprehensive mental health and addiction treatment. During the interview, Beth highlights some of their efforts around Anxiety and Stress, Depression, Trauma and PTSD, Substance Abuse, ADHD and child behaviors, Relationships, and more. She talks about the rise and benefits of telehealth, their school based therapy, the accessibility and affordability of mental health, and much more....

Host Jeremy C. Park talks with Cody Nash, Co-Owner and Ice Cream Maker with Nash Family Creamery, located in Chapel Hill, Tennessee, which is about 25 miles south of Nashville, along Highway 41a. During the interview, Cody talks about being a 4th generation dairy farmer, opening the Nash Family Creamery and making all of the ice cream on site in small batches, the popular flavors and other offerings, which include Gourmet Grilled Cheese Sandwiches, cinnamon rolls, pies and cobblers, cheesecakes, white cheddar mac and cheese and more.

Host Jeremy C. Park talks with Jeff Hallam, Vice President of Business Development at Human Capital Concepts, who discusses how the company helps small businesses and nonprofits simply being an employer by helping them offload the administrative and regulatory work and responsibility that goes along with having a team of employees. During the interview, Jeff talks about being a Professional Employer Organization (PEO), how they have been helping their clients over the past year with all of the challenges and new regulations that have come during the pandemic, including PPP loans, PPP forgiveness, FFCRA, ERTC and the newer ARPA.

Host Jeremy C. Park talks with Chandler Means, Executive Director of AGAPE in Nashville, Tennessee, who discusses the organization's history, mission and efforts around foster care and adoption, professional counseling, and domestic violence relief. During the interview, Chandler talks about the process and power of becoming a foster parent, along with his own personal story, how they are building stronger families and how the community can support their efforts with upcoming golf tournaments and more.