In this episode, Amy sits down with Dr. Tim Lindblom, Dean of the College of Arts, Humanities, and Sciences at Jacksonville State University and an avid outdoor enthusiast, to explore the natural beauty of Northeast Alabama.

From the Ladiga Trail and Pinhoti Trail to Cheaha State Park, Terrapin Creek, and beyond, Tim shares some of the region's best opportunities for hiking, biking, paddling, camping, and birdwatching. He also offers practical tips for getting outdoors and discusses how outdoor recreation and tourism strengthen local communities, support economic growth, and enhance quality of life.

Join us as we discover why Northeast Alabama is becoming a destination for outdoor adventure and one of the state's best-kept secrets.

Meet Shannon O’Keefe, world champion bowler, Team USA member, and the coach behind Jacksonville State’s nationally recognized bowling program. With an incredible career that includes multiple world titles, PWBA championships, and national coaching honors, Shannon has quickly made an impact at Jax State, leading the Gamecocks to a national championship in the program’s first season.

In this episode, Shannon sits down with Amy to talk about her journey from professional bowling to coaching, building a championship culture at Jacksonville State, and the discipline, leadership, and mindset it takes to compete at the highest level. 🎙️

Get to know the man behind the voice of the Gamecocks, Mike Parris! For more than 43 years, Mike has been the soundtrack to Jacksonville State athletics, calling some of the biggest moments in school history from national championships to unforgettable last-second wins.

In this episode, Mike sits down with Amy to talk about how it all started, his favorite memories from the booth, the evolution of Jax State athletics, and what it’s been like serving as “The Voice of the Gamecocks” for more than four decades. From iconic calls to behind-the-scenes stories, this episode is full of nostalgia, sports history, and a deep love for Jacksonville State University. 🎙️

Meet Ellington Jones, better known as Miss JSU! This title did not come easy—after finishing as first runner-up last year, Ellington came back stronger, more determined, and earned the crown.

In this episode, she sits down with Amy to talk about the journey to Miss JSU, how she’s preparing for Miss Alabama, and the heart behind her platform. Through dance and inclusion, Ellington is making a meaningful impact in the differently abled community and creating spaces where everyone feels seen, valued, and included.🎙️

In this episode, we’re pulling back the curtain and sharing our tried-and-true strategies for using client and community events as a powerful part of our business. We dive into why we invest in events, how they’ve directly impacted our relationships and referrals, and how they’ve helped grow our business in a meaningful way. Most importantly, we’re giving away the real secrets on how we partner with vendors to cover the cost and why those partnerships are a win for everyone involved.

We’re answering questions like:

• Why do we prioritize client and community events?

• How have events impacted our business and relationships?

• How do we get vendors to help cover the cost?

• What do our vendors actually get out of it?

• How do events lead to referrals and long-term connections?

If you’ve ever wondered how to make events actually work for your business, this episode is packed with practical tips, real strategies, and the behind-the-scenes approach that has worked for us.

Attorney and friend Lori James joins Amy for a conversation about her roots in Weaver, her path to becoming a respected closing attorney, and the impact she’s made in Calhoun County, including helping bring Keller Williams to the area. It’s a mix of real estate insight, personal stories, and the kind of perspective that only comes from years at the closing table.

Danielle Hall’s story is anything but ordinary. Growing up as a military kid, she later spent her school years in the Weaver and Ft. McClellan area before launching a career in corporate photography that took her to California and eventually back to Northeast Alabama, but it was a personal health journey that truly shifted her path. After experiencing her first sound bath, something clicked and she realized it could be something more, something she felt called to bring to others. In this episode, Danielle and Amy discuss their different experiences with sound baths, how that first moment transformed Danielle’s direction into a fulfilling career as a sound bath facilitator, and how she now leads restorative experiences locally and works with major corporations, following a path that led her right where she was meant to be.

Amy sits down with Coach Charles Kelly, head football coach at Jacksonville State University, who most recently came from Auburn University.

From helping his family find a home here in Jacksonville to talking through this new season of life, this conversation goes far beyond football. They dive into hobbies, real estate investments, and the ways he’s making an impact both on and off the field.

With the Spring Football Game this Thursday, it’s the perfect time to get to know the man leading the program in a whole new way.

From the legendary The Rick and Bubba Show, on the air for over 30 years, to books, TV appearances, and beyond, Bill Bubba Bussey has been a household name across Alabama for decades.

In this episode, Amy sits down with Bubba to talk about his newest chapter as Director of Broadcasting at Jacksonville State University and his latest venture, Podcast-Bubba on the Lake. From life and faith to aliens, Alabama country music stars, true crime, and the unexpected ways their paths have crossed over the years, this conversation is as entertaining as it is meaningful.

You never know where this one’s going… and that’s what makes it so good.

What does life really look like behind a college baseball program?

In this episode, we sit down with Diahann Bieser—wife of Steve Bieser—to talk about the life you don’t see on game day.

From traveling across the country to stay connected with her three children, to supporting a competitive program at Jacksonville State University, Diahann shares what it means to balance family, faith, and the fast-paced world of college athletics.

Her story is one of constant movement, deep roots, and unwavering priorities—where faith leads, family comes first, and purpose is found in every season.