Today Erik Belinfante joins the podcast to talk about all the changes going on with their practice which has 23 offices all across the metro-Atlanta area!

Today, Cindy Robbins of Georgia United Credit Union joins us on the podcast to talk about what it looks like when your financial institution has your back.

In Today's show we premiere "listener mail!" Call 770-765-5192 to leave us a voicemail for the show. Today, we talk with Peggy Slappey Properties about how she navigated the 2008 housing crisis and how this is different from 2008's downturn. Peggy offers the community and our listeners hope in this episode of The Gwinnett Podcast!

Mike Hall is a jedi-pivot master and we could all use his sage advice today. Since the 1980s Mike has been constantly adapting his business, not only stay relevant, but to be hyper-successful to the tune of 40 million in annual sales. This founder of Georgia Furniture Mart knows what it's like to change your business model and even rebrand (Georgia Furniture Mart was formerly Underpriced Furniture) when necessary. So, if your just getting into the pivot mindset, listen and learn in this pivot masterclass!

What it must be like to be a soon-to-be parent in the COVID-19 era. No matter when it happens, becoming a parent is a truly unique time, full of emotions. No doubt it is a very special. So, what is it like for the Moms that still have to travel to hospitals to give birth? Well, its scary. There is a pandemic going on after all. Thats a fear that our guests Dr. Edmund Kim and Dr. Rebecca Williams will speak to on today's episode.

What comes after optimism? When you get past the fear and the shock that stops you in your tracks what should businesses do next? In this episode, David Greer, publisher of Gwinnett Magazine talks to Nate McGill about how to take that next step and start planning for the rebound.

Today we reboot our podcast in response to COVID-19 and we're changing up our format. We want to help encourage our community as much as possible during this unprecedented season in our small business community and hopefully offer up some encouragement and inspiration as you navigate 2020.

Welcome to Gwinnett Magazine's Guide To Gwinnett Podcast, the audio experience for Best of Gwinnett. Today on the show we talk to David Greer, publisher of Gwinnett Magazine. David will appear on the podcast periodically throughout the year and today we talk about "What is a Magazine?" and how he got into the business in the first place along with a vital life lesson he's learned.

Welcome to Gwinnett Magazine's Guide To Gwinnett Podcast, the audio experience for Best of Gwinnett. Today on the show we talk to Chris Ouimet, owner of the Main Street Deli. Located in Buford, Georgia on Main Street. Join us as we talk about everywhere from New York, L.A., South Florida, all of the stops on Chris's way to the culture creating capital which is Gwinnett County, Georgia. We talk about how and why he came to Buford to make a home both for his family and The Main Street Deli. We talk about life, tradegy, love, loss, salami, gluten free diets and Chris's favorite charity, The Jackson County Brevet, founded for his daughter.

The zero episode as we are in production of this brand new show. In this preview episode, host, Nathan McGill explores show opener jingle options.

Oops we did it again... we went and invented a brand new audio experience for Gwinnett Magazine's Guide To Gwinnett audience. We're here to help you follow your dreams and tell your story. Now booking our first guests!