In this inspiring episode of The Fabric of Our Community, hosts Joel and Tracey sit down with Dr. William Dahut, Chief Scientific Officer of the American Cancer Society and one of the nation’s leading voices in cancer research and treatment.Dr. Dahut shares his remarkable journey from growing up in Montgomery County, Maryland, to becoming a nationally recognized oncologist, researcher, and healthcare leader. Along the way, he discusses his service in the U.S. Navy, his groundbreaking work in prostate cancer research, leadership roles at the National Cancer Institute (NCI), and his current mission overseeing more than $500 million in cancer research funding at the American Cancer Society.

In this episode of The Fabric of Our Community, hosts Joel Greens and Tracey Mitchell sit down with Danielle Cantor Jeweler — one of the most respected agents in professional basketball and a trailblazer for women in sports.Danielle shares her incredible journey from growing up in Montgomery County, Maryland, to negotiating multimillion-dollar NBA contracts and global endorsement deals for some of basketball’s biggest stars. She opens up about working alongside legendary super agent David Falk, representing elite athletes, building lifelong relationships with clients, and the lessons she learned from icons like Kobe Bryant.This conversation goes far beyond sports. Danielle reflects on leadership, mentorship, integrity, family, community, and what it means to stay true to your values in a highly competitive industry.

In this episode of The Fabric of Our Community, Joel Greenzaid, President & CEO of G Street Fabrics and Traci Mitchell, Emmy-award Winning Journalist sit down with Adam Greenberg, founder of Potomac Pizza, Bagels & Grinds, and Hunter's Bar & Grill.Adam shares the incredible story behind building his restaurant group from a small frozen yogurt shop called Cone Zone into beloved Maryland community staples. From taking risks as a 22-year-old entrepreneur to navigating the challenges of COVID-19, Adam reflects on leadership, family, customer loyalty, and the importance of giving back.

In Season 2, Episode 6 of The Fabric of Our Community, hosts Joel Greenzaid, President and CEO of G Street Fabrics, and Traci Mitchell, Emmy Award-winning journalist, sit down with Georgia Katinas, a key leader at Annie’s Paramount Steakhouse, a Washington, DC institution since 1948.Georgia shares her journey growing up in the family business, returning to Annie’s full-time, and helping lead the restaurant through the challenges of COVID-19 while keeping staff employed and supporting the community. The conversation highlights Annie’s deep connection to the LGBTQ+ community and its lasting impact as a welcoming space for over 75 years.From family legacy and leadership to community engagement and classic food, this episode explores what makes Annie’s truly special.Learn more about Annie’s Paramount Steakhouse:https://www.anniesparamountdc.com/

Hosted by Joel Greenzaid, President & CEO of G Street Fabrics, and Emmy Award-winning journalist and author Traci Mitchell, The Fabric of Our Community Podcast highlights individuals who are making a meaningful impact in our community.In this inspiring episode, Joel and Traci sit down with Jillian Copeland—educator, advocate, and visionary founder of the Diener School and Main Street Connect.Jillian shares her deeply personal journey as a mother of a child with disabilities and how that experience led her to create inclusive spaces where individuals of all abilities can truly thrive. From launching a school with just five students to developing an innovative inclusive housing community in Rockville, her story is a powerful example of purpose, resilience, and community-driven change.This episode goes beyond education—it’s about belonging, dignity, and building a world where everyone has a place.Whether you sew, create, advocate, or simply love meaningful stories, this conversation will leave you inspired.

Hosted by Joel Greenzaid, President & CEO of G Street Fabrics, and Emmy Award-winning journalist and author Traci Mitchell, The Fabric of Our Community Podcast highlights individuals who are making a meaningful impact in our community.In this inspiring episode, Joel and Tracy sit down with Jillian Copeland—educator, advocate, and visionary founder of the Diener School and Main Street Connect.Jillian shares her deeply personal journey as a mother of a child with disabilities and how that experience led her to create inclusive spaces where individuals of all abilities can truly thrive. From launching a school with just five students to developing an innovative inclusive housing community in Rockville, her story is a powerful example of purpose, resilience, and community-driven change.This episode goes beyond education—it’s about belonging, dignity, and building a world where everyone has a place.Whether you sew, create, advocate, or simply love meaningful stories, this conversation will leave you inspired.

ighlights individuals who are making a meaningful impact in our community.In this inspiring episode, Joel and Traci sit down with Jillian Copeland—educator, advocate, and visionary founder of the Diener School and Main Street Connect.Jillian shares her deeply personal journey as a mother of a child with disabilities and how that experience led her to create inclusive spaces where individuals of all abilities can truly thrive. From launching a school with just five students to developing an innovative inclusive housing community in Rockville, her story is a powerful example of purpose, resilience, and community-driven change.This episode goes beyond education—it’s about belonging, dignity, and building a world where everyone has a place.Whether you sew, create, advocate, or simply love meaningful stories, this conversation will leave you inspired.

Hosted by Joel Greenzaid, President & CEO of G Street Fabrics, and Emmy Award-winning journalist and author Traci Mitchell, The Fabric of Our Community Podcast highlights individuals who are making a meaningful impact in our community.In this inspiring episode, Joel and Traci sit down with Jillian Copeland—educator, advocate, and visionary founder of the Diener School and Main Street Connect.Jillian shares her deeply personal journey as a mother of a child with disabilities and how that experience led her to create inclusive spaces where individuals of all abilities can truly thrive. From launching a school with just five students to developing an innovative inclusive housing community in Rockville, her story is a powerful example of purpose, resilience, and community-driven change.This episode goes beyond education—it’s about belonging, dignity, and building a world where everyone has a place.Whether you sew, create, advocate, or simply love meaningful stories, this conversation will leave you inspired.

In Season 2, Episode 4 of The Fabric of Our Community, hosts Joel Greenzaid, President and CEO, G Street Fabrics and Traci Mitchell, Emmy Award Winning Journalist sit down with Rob Scheer, Founder, Comfort Cases for a powerful and deeply personal conversation.Rob shares his journey through the foster care system—growing up with nothing, often carrying his belongings in a trash bag—and how those experiences shaped his mission to make a difference. Today, as the founder of Comfort Cases, he has helped provide dignity and essential items to hundreds of thousands of children entering foster care.This episode is more than a story—it’s a conversation about compassion, purpose, and what it truly means to support others.

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In this episode of The Fabric of Our Community, Joel Greenzaid, President and CEO of G Street Fabrics, and Emmy Award-winning journalist Tracy Mitchell sit down with Carolyn Keller, founder of eBeauty Community and a two-time breast cancer survivor.

After facing breast cancer herself, Carolyn turned her personal journey into a mission to help women across the country. She created the National Wig Exchange Program, which collects, refurbishes, and donates wigs to women undergoing cancer treatment—helping restore dignity, confidence, and hope during one of life’s most difficult experiences.

What began as a small idea to help a family member has grown into a national nonprofit that has distributed over 100,000 wigs, partnered with hospitals across all 50 states, and built a compassionate network of volunteers, beauty schools, and cancer support communities.

In this inspiring conversation, Carolyn shares:

• Her personal cancer journey

• How eBeauty started with a simple act of kindness

• The power of community support during treatment

• How wigs can restore confidence and dignity

• The incredible volunteer network helping thousands of women

This episode is a powerful reminder that one idea and one person can truly change lives.

Learn more or donate:
https://www.ebeauty.com/