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Brittany McGee from The Humble Bee Shoppe joins Brooke in the studio for a discussion on how to monetize your passion, the importance of growth, and the pros and cons of being your own boss. Brittany also spills the beans on what it takes to be happy, along with how she manages to make a flawless macaron.

This week, Cannon Wealth Management’s William "Barry" Amburn, Joseph "Joey" C. Perkins, Jr., and Raymond "Chip" H. Wilcox break down the relationship between financial planners and CPAs, and give Brooke the scoop on tax filers’ most common mistakes. Listen to hear the trio's predictions for the Nation’s economy in 2021, along with information on Cannon Wealth Management’s upcoming webinar on tax saving strategies.

On the 58th episode of the Forsyth Magazines Podcast, mother-daughter duo Theresa and Emily from Wood & Thread Boutique stop by to explain how to successfully promote your business on social media, the ins and outs of running a clothing boutique, and their plans for the upcoming Tour de Boutique in October 2021.

This week, Chef John Willis and Assistant GM Kelly Seaver from Ryan’s Restaurant sit down with Brooke to discuss the stunning view from the restaurant's dining room, how the kitchen staff makes serving 13-course wine dinners look easy, and some of Chef John's most popular dishes. The pair also explains how the Ryan’s team turned pandemic lemons into lemonade by transforming their fine-dining restaurant into a butcher shop and market.

This week, Brooke talks with Tim Beeman, who not only owns Such-N-Such Media, but produces the Forsyth Mags Podcast. Tim talks about his history in podcasting, having the longest, continuously-running pop culture podcast in NC, and why he is called "The Podfather." We are also introduced to Amy Hill, a Forsyth Mags writer and content producer.

Marisa Faircloth of Restoration Med Spa gives Brooke the scoop on the spa’s new improvements in CoolSculpting, the importance of having staff members who truly care about their clients, and which skincare treatments she recommends for clients of all ages. Marisa also gives listeners advice on which sunscreens work - and which ones to steer clear of.

This week, Brooke sits down with Joy Thomas, founder of LEAD Girls of North Carolina, a nonprofit organization guiding low income/at-risk preteen girls into becoming strong, productive leaders in their community. Joy shares her vision for the organization’s future, how to volunteer with LEAD Girls, and details on the upcoming annual LEAD-a-thon

On this episode of the Forsyth Mags Podcast, Brooke chats with Monika Zakamarek of Camel City Canines about how she makes sure her clients’ animals feel comfortable and loved while their owners are away, how she manages walking 12 dogs at once, and all of the animals in her life - including a 70-lb tortoise named Spanky

On this episode, Brooke sits down with Morgan Holt and Jamie Lapp from Fiddle & Fig to discuss the realities of opening a home decor shop in the middle of a pandemic, what life is like in West End, Winston-Salem, and learning to “trust the process” when life seems uncertain.

Isabella and Tyson, owners of Theodore B. Designs come on and talk interior design! This brand new business opened up a brick and mortar on Burke Street Downtown and they offer everything from minor redesigns to major renovations and new builds. Tune in for their thoughts on what’s worth the splurge and what’s not. Follow them on instagram, @theodoreb.interiors and visit their website at theodorebinteriors.com