Jeanne F. Singer, Owner of The Law Offices of Jeanne F. Singer, P.A., joins Ryan and Steph to discuss how she became a social introvert, the importance of giving back to the community, and the challenges & rewards of forging your own path.

Brittany Wedd, Executive Director of Children in Need Washington County, joins the show to discuss the value of a strong volunteer base for nonprofits, the stigma around addiction and receiving assistance, and how leaders can openly discuss their mental health and well-being.

Thomas Burge, co-owner of Elite Performance Institute, joins Ryan and Steph to discuss gaining and building trust with clients, why goals need intentionality, and young peoples’ phone etiquette learning curve.

Melissa Noel, co-owner of Noel's Fire Protection and The Yarn Shop, joins Ryan and Steph to discuss the series of unfortunate events that led her and her husband to start a business, the importance of maintaining perspective during difficult times, and why collaboration is so crucial for downtown businesses.

Leadership and sales executive Dana Jenkins joins the show to discuss navigating change, the necessity of self-awareness, and how she dealt with the greatest challenge of her career.

Jim Kercheval, Executive Director at The Greater Hagerstown Committee, joins the show to discuss his small business origin story, how young people are navigating today's job and housing markets, and the continued growth of Hagerstown.

Ryan and Steph kick off 2025 with a discussion about goal-setting, common traits among their podcast guests, and what to expect from the show in the year ahead.

Jessica Green, Executive Director at The Maryland Theatre, joins the show to discuss the unique attributes of an independent non-profit, balancing art with operations, and the revitalization of downtown Hagerstown.

Innovative business development specialist Brad Weber joins Ryan and Steph to bring a new employee's perspective to the podcast. They talk about learning the language of EOS and technology, how honesty contributes to a healthy culture, and the advantages of getting outside your comfort zone.

Regional manager at PREIT Reality, LLC, Julie Rohm, joins the show to talk about her unexpected career opportunities, why she views the mall as a type of community center, and her creative and unconventional methods when closing deals.