Forsyth Magazines

Joining virtually from Raleigh, NC, Scott and Lory Schuler chat with Brooke about Scott’s upcoming book, “Why Can’t I Get This Jesus Thing Right?” Releasing in October on Amazon, Scott’s book serves to help Christians navigate their journeys with Christ, and how to realize God’s will for their lives. Lory describes how God allowed her to climb out of a dark place and into a happily married life with Scott, and how Scott’s writing touched her heart.

Stephen Karagiorgis sits down with Brooke to discuss his evolution in family-owned Little Richard’s BBQ, how his team pivoted to meet COVID-19 capacity limits and other pandemic-related restrictions, and how all five Little Richard’s locations are essential to the community. Brooke and Stephen relate to each other over their experiences working with family, and Stephen even gushes over his favorite Little Richard’s dish. Check out Little Richard’s BBQ on Facebook and Instagram, and visit www.litltlerichardsbarbeque.com to learn more.

This week, Brooke welcomes Joy and Meredith with Salem Plastic Surgery to dish on the various services offered at Renewal Med Spa, how to properly wash your face, and how great skin care can boost your self-esteem. The trio also discusses which bad habits they’re trying to break, and what Joy and Meredith love about working at the Med Spa.

Habitat for Humanity’s Libbie and Lauren stop by to discuss how the Forsyth County division is helping people transition into the world of home ownership, how women come together to build homes and help the community in the Hammer Society, and why you should shop and donate items to Habitat Forsyth’s newest ReStore location on Peters Creek Parkway in Winston-Salem.

For our 76th episode, local social media sensation Christy Bellis stops by to explain how Explore Winston-Salem transformed from an Instagram hobby to a full-time business in less than a year. Christy and Brooke bond over the perils of making friends as an adult, how to deal with internet trolls, and their love of dogs. Follow @explorewinstonsalem on Instagram and subscribe to their newsletter to keep up with Winston-Salem’s upcoming events, food truck schedules, and more.

Naomi and Natalie Gingerich of Lavender and Honey Kitchen join Brooke in the studio for their very first podcast episode to discuss their rise to success as a Winston-Salem staple for sweets. They dish on how the Kitchen gained its name, how to avoid over-baking, and why customers gush over their beloved cinnamon rolls.

Elizabeth Wood and Karen Owens of Alzheimer’s Association’s Western Carolina Chapter chat with Brooke about the warning signs of Alzheimer’s disease, how caregivers and family members can cope with seeing changes in loved ones, and the best tips for maintaining optimal brain health. Elizabeth and Karen encourage anyone in need of emotional support or information on various resources available to call Alzheimer’s Association’s 24/7 Helpline at 1-800-272-3900.

Brooke sits down for a solo session and announces the exciting line-up for the upcoming Tour de Boutique on Saturday, October 2nd. Listen to learn more about shopping local, store specials, and how to register for the event.

Forsyth Plastic Surgery’s Dr. Schneider returns to the podcast with his knowledge and jokes to let Brooke in on the secret of the practice’s new Renuvion and CoolSculpting Elite technologies. Learn about how the highly qualified surgeons and aestheticians at the practice prioritize safety over following trends, the joy they find in changing patients’ lives, and even the various types of music Dr. Schneider listens to during surgeries.

Brooke welcomes C.J. Johnson, President and General Manager of Winston-Salem Dash, to the studio to talk all things baseball and beer. C.J. explains how his team and athletes have gotten “back to bases” post-lockdowns, along with how to handle games during summer thunderstorms. Listen to find out how you can bring your dog to the next Dash game, along with how to score a home run by booking your next event at the stadium.