Host Jeremy C. Park talks with Kari Moore, Executive Director, and Eva Nicol, Center Operations and Programs Manager, with USO Fort Campbell and USO Nashville, who both highlight how the USO strengthens American military service members by keeping them connected to family, home and country throughout their service to our nation. During the interview, Moore and Nicol provide some history for the organization, talk about local efforts and programs, and many ways the community can help and be "a force behind the Forces."

Host Jeremy C. Park talks with Hsing Liu, CEO of 3PL Services, Inc., Board Director with the Tennessee American-Chinese Chamber of Commerce (TAC3), and Co-Chair of Nashville-Chengdu Sister City. During the interview, Liu discusses his company and one of their products, the VeinScan-2, which utilizes ultrasound technology to make it easier for nurses to find the vein when drawing blood, similar to a stud-finder. Liu also highlights the mission and efforts of TAC3, their informational sessions and how they are connecting American and Chinese business owners in the Nashville area, across the US and in China. Then, Liu offers his appreciation and perspective on working with the Metro Nashville Mayor's Office to build the second Chinese sister city, Chengdu, in China and their efforts to work together to impact and enrich Nashville and Tennessee.

Host Jeremy C. Park talks with LoLita Toney, Vice President of Development for Dismas House of Nashville, who shares some of the history for the organization, their efforts as a re-entry facility offering a comprehensive and holistic array of services, their Four Pillars, and goal to reduce recidivism by removing the largest barrier for formerly incarcerated men first, which is immediate access to food, shelter and clothing upon their release. During the interview, Toney also highlights their recent expansion project, how the pandemic has impacted their efforts, stories of success, how they foster community, how to help the organization, and more.

Host Jeremy C. Park talks with Eric Higgs, CEO of Boys & Girls Clubs of Middle Tennessee, who talks about their history of serving local youth for more than 117 years, and their mission and programs that enable young people, especially those who need them most, to reach their full potential as productive, caring, responsible citizens. Their targeted programs focus on academic success, good character and citizenship, and healthy lifestyles. During the interview, Higgs discusses their goal to double the number of youth served by 2026, their Club NEXT and Club Fresh programs, and how to support their efforts.

Host Jeremy C. Park talks with Dr. Joseph Michelli, who highlights his new book, "Stronger Through Adversity," which is available for pre-sale now through mid-December 2020. The book is the synthesis of conversations Dr. Michelli conducted throughout the pandemic with more than 140 CEOs and senior leaders from nonprofits, public safety organizations, and global brands like Starbucks, Lexus, Airbnb, Barron's, Godiva, Salesforce, and PwC. It offers insight on leadership, self-care, how to effectively manage uncertainty, the art of transparent and authentic communication, and much more. A portion of the book's royalties is also going to Direct Relief, an international organization providing food and supplies to those most affected by the virus.

Host Jeremy C. Park talks with Laura Jumonville, Executive Development Director, and Juanda Moore, Executive Program Manager, with My Friend's House, who highlight the nonprofit group-care facility that serves male youth ages 12-18 who are in state custody. The home is one of a few across the state of Tennessee and the only one of its kind in Williamson County. The house provides temporary residential support that offers a secure, structured, home-like environment with trained staff on hand 24/7. During the interview, Jumonville and Moore discuss the program, impact, how the community can help, and more.

Host Jeremy C. Park talks with Gerald Brown, CEO of Persevere, and Stacey Books-Mesko, Tennessee Program Director, who discuss the national nonprofit that is expanding across the state of Tennessee. During the interview Gerald and Stacey highlight the organization's efforts to change lives through their education, mentoring and support programs that help individuals who are or have been incarcerated develop the skills to be employed and find jobs in the tech industry. They highlight their coding program, job placement services, volunteer opportunities, and more.

Host Jeremy C. Park talks with Staci Davis, Development and Community Relations Director with Waves, who highlights the organization's founding in 1947 as a small day program for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities and their growth to now serving over 1,000 individuals and families annually. During the interview, Davis discusses their programs and impact, how they have had to adjust and lessons learned during the pandemic, and how the community can get involved.

Host Jeremy C. Park talks with Brian Cournoyer, who leads a team at Compass Real Estate in the Nashville, Tennessee market. During the interview, Cournoyer talks about the current residential real estate market in Nashville, what the low level of inventory means for buyers and sellers, the importance of relationships and having a well-connected realtor who can be proactive with a sphere of influence and firsthand knowledge of the community and neighborhoods, tips for selling, and questions for buyers. Cournoyer also highlights the Compass Concierge program where they pay for renovations to a person's home in order to obtain top dollar on the listing.

Host Jeremy C. Park talks with Roger Barton, Managing Partner with Barton LLP, who highlights what makes the law firm unique, their expansion into Nashville, expertise and industries served, some of the challenges and opportunities they have seen recently with their clients during the pandemic, what international business means to Middle Tennessee, their focus on philanthropy and supporting the community, and more.