I sit down with Jonathan Parker and talk about bringing good news to common places in unconventional ways. It's amazing when an idea  stands on its own and connects generations. An inspirational and business worthy discussion from a career "maverick".

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Christine Wiethop is passionate about creating amazing deserts.  We sit down on the back deck and talk about how it was her inner circle of friends who pitched in to help get her business off the ground.  A business, I might add, that has people driving out of their way to enjoy.

Like most people who begin their journey as an entrepreneur, Jillian Wells knew there was more that she could do.  After various jobs (TV News, Sales, Managing a Fitness Facility) Jillian stopped looking down at what she was doing and turned her eyes on the horizon.  Join the conversation in progress as we finish a Roasted Mushroom Galette that I made in honor of changing the name of the Podcast to Talking Over Food - Podcast Edition.  

Jason Ayers, a South Carolina native, has known since High School that he wanted to make movies.  His passion for storytelling has woven itself throughout his career and today he uses those many years of experience to deliver amazing stories for the clients he serves.  

Jeff Gentile is a presence in any room he enters.  As the creator of Grollow, The Group Following App, Jeff and I sit down to discuss taking an idea from concept to creation and the support necessary to make it happen. There are so many things to take away from the conversation it's best if you just sit back and listen...

Joel German is a "people" person.  Throughout his life, Joel has come to perfect the ability to take others on an adventure of the memorable, unique and one-of-a-kind experience.  In photography, Joel uses his skill behind the lens to help bring out the authentic in the subjects he shoots.  As you consider your entrepreneurial journey keep in mind that if you want to move beyond the rank and file you must be able to deliver the truly unique experience.  A lesson that everyone is business should hear. 

Brian Knox was working an excellent job for a worthy cause, Habitat for Humanity here in Upstate South Carolina. However, he was taking photographs for friends and family long before that. Eventually, he connected with an entrepreneur who convinced him to make it his "All The Time" job. If you want to take what you love to do on the side and make it something you do full-time, this is the podcast for you.  

Joey Loman created the Synergy Mill long before Maker Spaces were as prevalent as they are today. When you meet him, you realize that the creative spirit is an integral part of his character. So if collaboration, iterative prototyping, or if you wish to build a business around what you LOVE to do, then this is the episode for you.

Gordon McEachin's previous job supported his family but at the cost of keeping him away 12 hours a day, 6 days a week.  Gordon always had interest  in coding and cyber security.  Recently, he made the decision to attend code school with a strategy to pivot his career.  He quickly learned that there is more to changing direction than simply turning the wheel.  Luckily, he and I met at a networking event and the rest you'll have to listen to.