Julie & Greg Schwartzenberger (also of Hotel Palms) return to the pod to talk about Edge & Lines, the interior design company they run together. In this episode we talk about how they became a family unit, and how mutual belief and support has lead to rad things.

Danielle Brodersen and Katie Provenza of Future Friends Co. (formerly Spacecamp Co.) come on to talk about how they got their start in design, and how a team of six people bands together to make all the radness happen.

Allison Shirley (Clean Your 904), Tiffany Bess (Apple Rabbit Compost), and Ian Guthrie (Drifters) sit down to talk about how their businesses are making a positive green impact in Northeast Florida. Zack Burnett also drops in to tell us how Bold Bean Coffee is doing their part to reduce unnecessary waste.

JP & Mariah tell us how their two very different paths converged in Jacksonville, and how they used their unique experiences to make the city their own.

Dave Cohen of Manifest Distilling tells us about growing up as an actor, and how his time on the West Coast inspired a new career path upon returning home.

Dustin and Lauren Estes of Mangrove Surf Shop, Tribe Apothecary, and St. Augustine Surf School come on the pod to talk about the benefits of following your passions and taking life as it comes.

Jack Mock of Mock Shop comes on the pod to talk about his love of music, the joy of being in bands, and what it's like to own a brick and mortar music shop in the digital age.

Megan and Spencer from The Kookaburra Coffee sat down to tell us how they turned a small two person into a St. Augustine mainstay. We also talk about their fascinating roots (Colorado, Alaska, and Australia) and what the future holds for The Kook.

Jenna comes back on the pod to discuss her new empowering series called "Stripes and Buns".

The roles are reversed as Amanda Gibson makes her hosting debut! She sits down with Sandro to talk about starting Dusty Nomad amid hardships and the motivation behind starting a podcast.