Join Tashma Glymph and Caroline Goodman as they discuss the power of kindness, resilience and how they have adapted to the quarantine hustle.
The 2 moms and business owners met after a 2020 community chat about racial injustice on the ‘'Breaking the Silence'’ segment following the murder of George Floyd.
Tashma G. Glymph is the proud mother of two beautiful children, Karter 14 and Kirsten 10. A graduate of Hampton University - Virginia she has a degree in Communicative Sciences and Disorders. Upon graduation from Hampton, Tashma moved to Spartanburg to work for the South Carolina School for the Deaf and Blind where she was introduced to American Sign Language (ASL). To date, Tashma has a passion for communications, children and ASL.
Over the years she continued to learn, love and communicate through sign language, even introducing it to her children as their 1st language. As a certified Speech Therapist, Tashma is the owner of Tashma Talks, LLC. The business helps to enhance communication through apparel and American Sign Language. Tashma Talks offers private, group and instructional sign language sessions via an online platform as well as 3 exclusive designs in apparel.
Through her business, Tashma has been able to meet people all over the World. In her leisure time, she enjoys watching movies with her kids, reading and being outside on an adventure.
Caroline Goodman supports communications, missions, and young adults at First Presbyterian Church in Spartanburg. She is an alumna of Converse College and the Savannah College of Art and Design. Caroline has worked in the nonprofit sector for five years, utilizing her passion for marketing and design in her professional life. Caroline also serves on the board of Hatcher Garden and Woodland Preserve and is a member of the Grassroots Leadership Alumni Association. She enjoys crafting, going to the beach, and spending time with her husband Travis and their two children, Amelia and Duke.