This week on Savannah Turner’s “Hey Girl Hey” Podcast, I’m talking with Caroline Bowen. Talking to Caroline, it becomes quickly apparent that she is determined to get the absolute most out of this life. She is going to live her life, and she is going to live it to the fullest squeezing every ounce of joy she can out of every day. Tune in to hear Caroline's story as she recounts the almost-tragedy that transformed her approach to life and taught her that everyday sweetness can be found in the little things.

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Have you ever heard the Golden Girls theme song? If you haven't, skip this episode and listen to it right now, then come back--I'm serious. Today's episode is one that I have wanted to selfishly record for myself for a while now. Today on the show, I'm chatting with the one and only Retta Mathis--the one who is stuck being my best friend forever (we've talked and, she's cool with it). We have a lot of conversations that I think are pretty sweet, and she is such a source of joy so I'm eager to share one of our sweet, goofy, all over the place conversations with you.

This week on Savannah Turner’s “Hey Girl Hey” Podcast, I’m talking with Valerie Cockerell. Valerie’s story begins in France, but her personal and professional journey is one that has led her around the globe. Valerie and her husband now travel the world running Cockerell Consulting, sharing some of the magic learned from a fruitful career with the Walt Disney company.

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This week on Savannah Turner’s “Hey Girl Hey” Podcast, I’m chatting with President at TealHaus Strategies and creative professional, Kate Dabbs. Tune in to hear Kate share more of her story and how creativity has played a key role in where she finds herself today, and the importance of giving yourself enough grace to be good and not great.

This week on Savannah Turner’s “Hey Girl Hey” Podcast, I get to chat with creative business owner, Amy D’Alessio. Amy and her husband are the creative minds behind Connecticut based, J. Alden Clothiers. Amy has faced adversity in both the professional and personal, but has come out joyful. Tune in to hear Amy’s incredible story and how she continues to find joy in the pivot.

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This week on Savannah Turner’s “Hey Girl Hey” Podcast, I get to chat with Lindsay Neidringhaus—a Furman alumna and owner of the Greenville-based marketing agency, TealHaus Strategies.

Lindsay is someone who thrives in the sweet spot between the creative and the analytical, as showcased by her diverse career experience. Throughout the episode, we talk about her various roles, the art of the side hustle, + how she realized that success is not based on anyone’s definition but her own. 

For more info about today’s guest, check out the resources below:

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/lindsay-niedringhaus/

Email: [email protected]

This week on Savannah Turner’s “Hey Girl Hey” Podcast, you’ll hear from current Furman President, Dr. Elizabeth Davis. President Davis has had a pretty impressive career. She is Furman’s first female president but spent 22 years at Baylor University and most recently held the position of Executive Vice President ad Provost.

Throughout the episode, President Davis shares her story + the lessons she’s learned along the way. We chat a little about how she saw the world in black + white while in college, and what it means to leave margin for the goodness that may lie in the grey areas.

For more info about today’s guest, check out the resources below:

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/elizabeth-davis-9bb734114/

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This week on Savannah Turner’s “Hey Girl Hey” Podcast, I get to chat with Annie Hodge + Evie Robinson—fellow Furman University students and chief editors of the school’s section of HerCampus, an online magazine for female college students, produced by female college students.

Annie and Evie have written for the HerCampus Furman for two years alongside a host of other talented women. HerCampus has given each of them an outlet to participate in conversations about current issues and events covering topics like health, entertainment, academics and much more. Throughout the episode, we talk about our role + the importance of speaking up about current events. Annie + Evie also share a little about what HerCampus has meant to each of them personally, + how they can see it impacting their post-college plans.

For more info about today’s guest, check out the resources below:

Website: https://www.hercampus.com/school/furman/

Instagram: @hercampusatfurman