Today, Dean of the UNCSA School of Dance, Endalyn T. Outlaw, shares her journey from dancing on Broadway to academia, which led to her current role in leading UNCSA’s annual production of The Nutracker at the Tanger Center premiering December 5th. She explains how The Nutcracker impacts performers and audiences, how the show supports student scholarships and the university, and additional performances to keep an eye out for.

Find information on UNCSA’s The Nutcracker online:
Nutcracker: www.tangercenter.com/nutcracker

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Friend of the podcast, Joy Nelson-Thomas, stops by the studio on the cusp of Lead Girls of NC’s 10-year anniversary in 2026. Brooke asks Joy about watching LEAD participants grow into successful young women taking on the world, how LEAD serves as a safe space for young girls struggling with mental health and conflict, and the importance of the peer support and camaraderie found within the organization. Listen to find out how the community supports LEAD Girls of NC in return, and how grateful Joy and her team are for all contributions.

Find LEAD Girls of NC online and on social media:

Website: www.leadgirls.org
IG: @leadgirlsofnc

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Today, Ashley Tillery celebrates AlphaLit Triad’s 5th birthday with Brooke and Tim in the studio. Brooke asks Ashley about the logistics of operating AlphaLit, in addition to a few tough lettering lessons she’s learned along the way. Ashley also shares what makes AlphaLit letters and lighting so unique at events of all sizes and how there’s more to marquee lettering than meets the eye.

Find Alpha-Lit Triad online and on social media:

Website: https://www.alphalittriadnc.com/
IG: @alphalittriadnc 

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Returning guest Stephen Karagiorgis of Little Richard’s BBQ brings his sister/business partner Victoria Kaliviotis to the studio to update listeners on running their long-standing and locally-loved family business. Stephen and Victoria reminisce on growing up in the restaurant industry, discuss how Little Richard’s BBQ has evolved and continues growing throughout the community, and share how Little Richard’s catering serves events of all sizes, including tailgating events.

Find Little Richard’s BBQ online and on social media:

Website: https://littlerichardsbarbeque.com
IG: @littlerichardsbbq

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In honor of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, Brooke welcomes Karen and Anissa to the studio to discuss how Atrium Health Wake Forest Baptist Outpatient Imaging saves lives in early detection and monitoring of breast cancer. The trio talks about how breast cancer has impacted each of their lives, myths about mammogram appointments, and various signs and symptoms to be mindful of in staying abreast of your health. Listen to find out how to schedule your first exam, how to navigate insurance, and more.

Find Atrium Health Wake Forest Baptist Outpatient Imaging online:
Website: https://www.wakehealth.edu/locations/labs-and-imaging/i/imaging
Phone: 336-765-5722

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This week, Michelle Speas stops by to visit Brooke and Tim on behalf of Family Services Forsyth. Michelle dives into how Family Services assists with early childhood behavioral issues, provides an understanding of child development, and explains how anyone looking to help can get involved with the nonprofit. She also dishes on what drew her to the organization, an exciting event in October, and how Family Services aids victims of domestic violence.

Find Family Services Forsyth online:
Website: www.familyservicesforsyth.org
Crisis Line: (336) 723-8125

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With October being Domestic Violence Awareness Month, Brooke welcomes DeWanna and Elizabeth of Bridges to Hope Family Justice Center of Forsyth County to the studio. Listen to hear the duo clear up common misconceptions about domestic violence, explain why it isn’t so easy for victims to leave, and share the multiple ways Bridges to Hope supports families and victims of domestic violence in the community.

Reach out to Bridges to Hope today to learn more:

Website: https://forsyth.cc/bridgestohope/

Phone: (336) 776-3255

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On today’s episode, Brooke chats with her close friend Debbie Shough, the owner of Etc. Consignment Shoppe. Debbie describes her adoption journey following a mission trip to Africa, what she learned about herself throughout the process, and how her life has changed for the better. She also shares Etc.’s history and evolution, her most memorable sales as a shop owner, and more about the consignment process and Etc.’s future.

Find Etc. Consignment Shoppe online and on social media:

IG: @etcconsignmentshoppe
Website: www.etcconsignmentshoppe.com

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Forsyth Woman Magazine celebrates its 20th anniversary this month as Brooke answers a few long-awaited, frequently asked questions about her life as a publisher and the magazine’s inner workings. Brooke tells Tim and listeners all about the upcoming celebration. including how the party will benefit LEAD Girls of NC, and how to purchase tickets to join in on the fun.

Find tickets to Forsyth Woman Magazine’s 20th Anniversary Party here on Thursday, Sep. 18th:https://www.eventbrite.com/e/forsyth-woman-magazines-20th-anniversary-party-tickets-1496267258649?aff=oddtdtcreator

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Susan Dolan stops by today to talk to Brooke and Tim about Lake Norman’s real estate market and her lifelong passion for her career path. Susan shares tips for staging houses, the inside scoop on the less glamorous side of real estate, and also explains the unique gifts women bring to the real estate market. Later, Susan spells out how to set realistic real estate goals for your budget, and Tim chimes in to pick her brain for advice on toilet paper etiquette.

Find out how to contact Susan below:

Email: [email protected]
IG: @susan.s.dolan

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