Host Jeremy C. Park talks with Heather Norvell, Executive Director of Begin Anew of Middle Tennessee, who highlights their mission and efforts to empower individuals to overcome the obstacles caused by poverty by providing education, mentoring, and resources. During the interview, Norvell talks about their different education tracks and programming, including HiSET (formerly GED), English Language Learner (ELL) and Computer and Job Skills Training, along with their free childcare, four locations, pivots during the pandemic, lessons learned, how the community can help, and more.

Host Jeremy C. Park talks with Jennifer Turner, President and CEO of the Tennessee Performing Arts Center (TPAC), who discusses their dedication to leading with excellence in the performing arts and arts education, creating meaningful and relevant experiences to enrich lives, strengthen communities, and support economic vitality. During the interview, Turner highlights TPAC's 40th Anniversary Celebration taking place virtually on February 20, their Broadway Programming and Educational Programs in the community, the shift to virtual events and performances during the pandemic, the season ahead, and much more.

Host Jeremy C. Park talks with Amanda Peltz Dennison, Executive Director with Nurses for Newborns of Tennessee, who discusses their efforts to prevent infant mortality, child abuse and neglect. During the interview, Amanda shares how they send registered nurses into the homes of at-risk families, the ABC's of Safe Sleep, how the pandemic has impacted families and their efforts, stories of success, how the community can help, and more.

Host Jeremy C. Park talks with Lisa Wooley, Executive Director of RoofTop, who discusses their history and efforts to provide rent or mortgage assistance to residents of Davidson County, preventing evictions and potential homelessness. During the interview, Wooley highlights their impact and ways they have continued to provide needed support through the pandemic, tornado and bombing, along with their collaborative approach, lessons learned and ways individuals can help them make a difference.

Host Jeremy C. Park talks with Rodger Dinwiddie, CEO of STARS in Nashville, Tennessee, who discusses the history and growth of the organization, along with their programs and services focused on hope, health and connection for youth. During the interview, Dinwiddie highlights some of the different programs, helpful tips for parents and youth to prevent and deal with bullying, some of the major issues that youth are facing right now with anxiety and depression, and how the pandemic has impacted their work. He also talks about how individuals can access their support services and get involved with the organization.

Host Jeremy C. Park talks with Dr. Nena Bowman, Pharmacist and Clinical Toxicologist with the Tennessee Poison Center, who highlights their efforts as a comprehensive poison resource center located on the campus of Vanderbilt University Medical Center. The organization is the statewide poison emergency information and resource center for the public and healthcare professionals. All calls to the Poison Help hotline are fast, free and confidential. During the interview, Dr. Bowman discusses their Poison Hotline (1-800-222-1222), their COVID-19 Public Health hotline with the Tennessee Department of Health (1-877-857-2945), valuable tips for protecting yourself and loved ones, and more.

Bridges Domestic Violence Center serves women, men, and their children affected by domestic violence, ensuring a safe transition to successful independent living through education, intervention, and case management. Bridges, the only domestic violence shelter in Williamson County, serves women, men, and their children affected by domestic violence.

Host Jeremy C. Park talks with Don Wright, past president and current board member with the Tennessee Fisher House, who highlights their efforts to provide free lodging for families of veterans receiving medical care. When veterans undergo medical treatment for several weeks, the Tennessee Fisher House provides a place to stay at no cost to their families. The Tennessee Fisher House is located on Alvin C. York VA Medical Center Campus in Murfreesboro, Tennessee. During the interview, Wright talks about their impact, the feedback from families supported, changes with the pandemic, how the community can support their efforts, and more.

Host Jeremy C. Park talks with Ken Edmundson and Shad Berry, Co-Authors of the book, "Next Level Leadership: Navigating the Dramatic Changes Coming in the 2020's," who discuss what led them to write the book, some of the major changes that have caused and exposed the need for new levels and ways of leadership, the outward and inward approach, combating anxiety, the idea of being a "warrior monk," and much more.

Host Jeremy C. Park talks with Joyce Lavery, CEO of Safe Haven, who discusses the nonprofit's mission to lead our community's effort to house, support, empower, and advocate for families experiencing homelessness. For more than 36 years, Safe Haven has served as the premier shelter-to-housing program in Middle Tennessee that accommodates families experiencing homelessness. Transformative services focused on housing and employment provide families with the resources to become self-sufficient and successful. During the interview, Lavery highlights their programs and services, what success looks like, how the pandemic has impacted their efforts, how the community can help, and more.