Andrew Bartolotta, Director of Digital Media for cityCURRENT and Lipscomb & Pitts Insurance, discusses some of the major social media lessons learned in 2020, some trends for 2021 and resources that can help organizations become more efficient and effective with their social media and storytelling efforts. During the interview, Bartolotta highlights Zoom, Canva, Sendible and Kapwing, and discusses the importance of empathy, being able to pivot, tracking and analyzing the data, and using your platforms to power the GOOD.

Host Jeremy C. Park talks with Matt Lyles, President and CEO and host of the SIMPLE brand with Matt Lyles Podcast, who talks about some of the major customer and employee experience trends taking place leading into 2021, along with specific examples and ways companies can simplify their processes to achieve greater success. During the interview, Lyles discusses "reverse personalization" and the desire for customers to better know the individuals who are behind the brand, tips for storytelling, favorite moments from his 2020 podcast lineup of guests, and much more.

Host Jeremy C. Park talks with Kelly Meyers, Nashville Market President for cityCURRENT, who highlights the organization's mission and efforts to power the GOOD and the growth in Middle Tennessee over the last few years. During the interview, Meyers offers a recap of 2020 and discusses some of the new programs, including GROWTHcurrent, the e-learning and online personal development platform where individuals around the world can become subscribers and receive exclusive access to virtual events with thought leaders, learning modules and success secrets from industry experts. Meyers also shares a lesson learned and what she is looking forward to in 2021.

Host Jeremy C. Park talks with Jeanine Garner, Executive Director of the nonprofit, Mother to Mother, based in Nashville, Tennessee. During the interview Garner, discusses the history of the organization and how their efforts and impact has grown over the years, how they provide essential health and safety items for babies and children to mothers and families through more than 90 partner agencies, their Rural Outreach programs, and how the pandemic has changed who they serve. Garner also highlights how the community can help, like with diaper drives, financial contributions, volunteering in their website, and more.

Host Jeremy C. Park talks with Cara Finger, Chief Bag Giver with My Bag My Story, who shares her story of starting the organization that exists to bring awareness to the community that kids everyday enter the foster care system carrying only a trash bag. The organization sells duffle bags, backpacks and accessory bags and for each item sold, a bag is donated to kids in the foster care system, so they do not have to carry a trash bag. During the interview, Finger talks about partnering with organizations, the impact of their efforts, the power of purpose, and how the community can help.

Host Jeremy C. Park talks with Alan Zweibel, who discusses his latest book, "LAUGH LINES: My Life Helping Funny People Be Funnier," which takes readers through his long career in the comedy-writing business and charts the story and changes in what made America laugh over the decades. Throughout the pages of LAUGH LINES, Zweibel weaves together his own stories and interviews with his friends and contemporaries including Larry David, Richard Lewis, Eric Idle, Mike Birbiglia, Sarah Silverman, Judd Apatow, Susie Essman, Dave Barry, Rob Reiner, and more

Host Jeremy C. Park talks with Valencia A. Breckenridge, CEO of GraceWorks Ministries, who highlights their efforts over the last 25 years to fulfill their mission of "neighbor serving neighbor, by the power of God's grace." During the interview, Breckenridge discusses their program areas including Family support, Instructional programs, Seasonal needs, and Hunger prevention (which make up the acronym F.I.S.H.). She also talks about changes due to the pandemic, an important lesson learned, ways they are making a difference during Christmas and the holiday season, and how the community can help.

Host Jeremy C. Park talks with Richard "Rick" Lertzman, Author of the book, "Deconstructing the Rat Pack: Joey, the Mob, and the Summit, " which was released on December 2, 2020. During the interview, Rick talks about what led him to write the book, and then some of the major myths and real truths behind Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin, Sammy Davis Jr., Joey Bishop and Peter Lawford coming together in Las Vegas to film the movie, Ocean's 11, and perform their famous series of shows at night in 1960.

Host Jeremy C. Park talks with Ben Cooley, Founder and CEO of Hope for Justice, who discusses starting the organization and their efforts to bring an end to modern slavery by preventing exploitation, rescuing victims, restoring lives, and reforming society. During the interview, Cooley defines modern slavery, shares recent stories of success and rescues, highlights the numbers locally in Tennessee and around the world, offers recommendations for reform and how people can get engaged, and much more.

Host Jeremy C. Park talks with Kimberly Chaudoin, Assistant Vice President Public Relations and Communications with Lipscomb University in Nashville, Tennessee, who highlights the history and variety of academic programs offered from undergraduate, graduate and doctoral degrees, including their newest PhD in archaeology. During the interview, Chaudoin shares some of the things that make the experience at Lipscomb University unique and valuable, including their focus on service in the community with some inspiring examples. She also discusses some of the pivots during the pandemic, how the school and students have stepped up and responded in a very positive way, how it will make the university stronger moving forward, and much more.