Kelli's downtown at the HI Richmond Hostel to grab coffee with Stephanie Breijo Stephanie is the food editor at Richmond Magazine and while this Southern California girl loves covering the Richmond dining scene it's actually so good that she now feels guilty when she stays in to cook.

Kelli's headed back to Pop's Market downtown to grab coffee with with one of the biggest divas of the Richmond wedding scene, Lou Stevens owner of the Lou Stevens Glam Squad. Lou founded the wedding styling and makeup company 26 years ago when she moved to Richmond. In her conversation with Kelli she'll talk about how she's seen the Richmond wedding scene change, what she loves about Richmond, and more.

On Friday, August 5, our friend Christina Dick gave a "coffee talk" at Gather to talk about using social media to create a real life network, you know, behind just tweets and posts and actually using social to meet people. We crashed the talk to listen in and thought we'd share it with y'all. Enjoy!

Kelli's downtown at Greenleaf's Pool Room to have coffee with Enjoli Moon. Enjoli is the founder and creative director of the Afrikana Independent Film Festival and runs the brand at Croacker's Spot, one of RVA's signature soulfood restaurants. Enjoli talks about how she's seen Richmond change from the days when she was going to City Council meetings with her father to it now being a creative and culturally diverse city.

Kelli's on Broad Street to grab coffee with Brian McDaniel at Quirk Hotel. Brian works at Quirk but has bounced around a bit since graduating from VCU. He also works at Blue Bones Vintage and sometimes at Goatacado. He tells Kelli about why he enjoys holding down multiple jobs, what he's working on for the fall, and what he loves about Richmond.

Kelli's in Scott's Addition to grab popsicles with Paul Cassimus of King of Pops. Paul's originally from the suburbs of Atlanta, moved to Richmond in 2009 to pursue a degree and career in teaching. After two years of teaching and visiting his friend's popsicle stand back home, he realized getting into the popsicle business was a great way to embrace his Greek heritage, famous for loving to serve others food.

Kelli's back in the Fan to wrap-up season 3 by talking with Kevin Clay. Kevin is a real man about town in RVA. He's been working with and in the restaurant industry for more than 10 years, which he says supports his entrepreneurship habit. Back in 2009 he founded the city's first LGBT news website, GayRVA.com, and now is is on the cusp of transitioning his company, Big Spoon, to further support the restaurant industry and maybe help solve poverty in Richmond.

Kelli is back downtown at Pop's Market to grab coffee with Molly Sanyour. Molly was that girl in elementary school who'd skip recess to go back to art class and play with clay. She came back to RVA after school at JMU and after brief time of hating being back in town, she's now found her niche doing what she loves, living RVA and throwing clay. And, yeah, we know what you're thinking, has she ever rein acted the scene from Ghost? Watch and find out.

Kelli is in the Fan to have coffee with Seo Kelleher at Garnett's Cafe. Seo is a fitness and nutrition instructor who left her corporate 9 to 5 in 2012 to start her business, CO2 Fit. She's been in Richmond since 1997 when she moved her to a be closer to a boyfriend, that ended and she stayed. And thank goodness for RVA she did, she's big into women's empowerment & entrepreneurship and no doubt has been an inspiration to her CO2 Fit clients. Okay, that's enough from us, enjoy the episode.

Kelli is back downtown at Pop's Market to grab coffee with Andrew Freiden. Andrew is the 'morning weather guy' on NBC12 in Richmond. He can be found around town hosting events, playing with his is kids in the James River or on his mountain bike. He's been in Richmond since 2000 and seen the city change, he's also got a forecast for the future of the city, and (if you listen to the podcast) he's got thoughts on the Richmond political scene and tips on staying up on the weather.