In this special anniversary episode, we're taking a look back at an incredible first year behind the mic. What started as a simple idea to connect our community through meaningful conversations has grown into something we're truly proud of.

Join us as we revisit some of our favorite moments, unforgettable interviews, and the stories that made us laugh, reflect, and appreciate this community even more. We'll also share how the podcast got its start, what inspired us to keep going, and the impact it's had along the way.

Whether you've been listening since day one or you're just tuning in, this episode is a celebration of the people, stories, and connections that make our community so special and a look ahead at what's to come.

In this episode, we sit down with local city councilman, Chris Andrews, to learn more about the person behind the position. He shares his story, from how he and his wife, Laney, were inspired to start their own business after experiencing a food tour while traveling out of state and building a unique local experience right here in our community.

We also talk about what led him to serve in city government, what his role on the council looks like, and some of the projects and priorities he's currently working on to help move our city forward. It's a conversation about entrepreneurship, community pride, and the people working behind the scenes to make our town a great place to live, work, and visit.

Whether you're curious about how local government works or love hearing the stories behind local businesses, this episode offers a great look at leadership, creativity, and community impact right here at home.

In this heartfelt episode, we sit down with a local mom who shares the powerful story of her daughter's battle for life, and the bone marrow transplant that gave their family two more precious years together.

She opens up about the miracle of finding a match and what those extra two years meant to their family. Through both joy and heartbreak, she has turned her family's experience into a mission: encouraging others to join the bone marrow donor registry and potentially become someone else's miracle.

She'll also be at Swamp Fest in Satsuma with volunteers with donor registry kits, making it easy to sign up right on the spot. It only takes a simple cheek swab to join, but that one small step could save a life.

This is a story about hope, courage, and how our community can come together in a powerful way. Don't miss this moving conversation that might just inspire you to be the match someone is praying for.

What if your next shopping trip could directly change lives right here in our community?

In this episode, we sit down with Mike Hoppe, lead pastor of Stillwater Church that had a vision that led to Stillwater Resale. This new local resale store is doing more than offering great deals, it's funding local missions work with every single purchase. From donated items to dollars poured back into community outreach, this store has created a model that turns everyday shopping into meaningful impact.

We talk about how the store got started, the kinds of missions and organizations it supports locally, and how the community can get involved. Whether by donating, volunteering, or simply shopping with purpose. You'll hear inspiring stories of how resale has become a powerful tool for meeting needs in our area.

If you love supporting local businesses and making a difference close to home, this is an episode you won't want to miss.

Our town just gained an exciting new place to gather, celebrate, and connect! In this episode, we sit down with Elisa Toth from our community's new event center to talk about everything this beautiful new space has to offer.

We dive into the types of events they're already hosting and break down what you need to know about capacity, pricing, and the different spaces available. Whether you're planning an intimate gathering or a larger celebration, this venue was thoughtfully designed with flexibility in mind.

She also shares her heart behind bringing an event space to town and how keeping celebrations local will benefit families, small businesses, and the community as a whole. If you've ever wished for a place nearby to host your next big moment, this episode is for you!

Contact us:

Laurel Flowers

Owner, Laurel Flowers State Farm

251-675-4736 www.SFAgentFlowers.com

Danielle Dials

Media Consultant, Fox 10

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In this episode, we sit down with Kamal Constantine (KC), owner of 14 Piggly Wiggly grocery stores across our Mobile and Baldwin County, who has reimagined what a grocery store can be. From creating a unique concept that allows small business owners to operate within the store's walls, to hosting fun community events that spotlight local entrepreneurs, this isn't your typical retail story.

We talk about the heart behind the mission, how these stores have supported countless local and international organizations, why investing in small businesses strengthens our entire community, and how bringing people together has become just as important as filling shopping carts.

This conversation is about leadership, generosity, innovation, and what happens when business is used as a force for good. Listen in as KC shares where he came from and how he is creating a legacy.

Contact us:

Laurel Flowers

Owner, Laurel Flowers State Farm

251-675-4736 www.SFAgentFlowers.com

Danielle Dials

Media Consultant, Fox 10

[email protected]

February is packed with ways to get out, connect, and support our local community and we've got you covered! In this episode, we're breaking down everything happening around town this February, from Valentine's events and family-friendly activities to fundraisers, community gatherings, and can't-miss local happenings.

Whether you're looking for date-night ideas, something fun to do with the kids, or a reason to shop small and support local organizations, this episode is your go-to guide for the month ahead. Grab your calendar and tune in!

The real estate market is always changing and if you're thinking about buying, selling, or just keeping an eye on what's happening locally, this episode is for you. We sit down with a local real estate agent to break down current market conditions in our area, what trends they're seeing firsthand, and how today's market compares to recent years.

We also talk about why having a knowledgeable, well-connected real estate agent can make a huge difference especially when it comes to pricing, negotiations, timing, and avoiding common pitfalls.

Whether you're actively house hunting, considering selling, or just curious about what's happening in our local housing market, this conversation offers practical insight and expert perspective you won't want to miss.

Contact us:

Laurel Flowers

Owner, Laurel Flowers State Farm

251-675-4736 www.SFAgentFlowers.com

Danielle Dials

Media Consultant, Fox 10

[email protected]

Stacy Cole

Realtor with Realty Executives Bay Group

251-753-0213

A new Chick-fil-A is coming to town, and we're getting the inside scoop before opening day! 🎉

In this episode, we sit down with franchise owner Holly Johnson to talk about what residents can expect as the restaurant finishes construction and prepares to open in the first quarter. We cover everything from a new drive-thru system, how to score free chicken dressed as a cow, and how the restaurant is planning for traffic flow and busy drive-thru days.

Holly also shares how Chick-fil-A plans to plug into the community: creating jobs, partnering with local organizations, and supporting events and initiatives that matter to our town. Whether you're excited about those waffle fries or curious about how this new development will impact daily life, this conversation gives you a behind-the-scenes look at one of the most anticipated openings in the area.

👉 For a job application text CFA5661 to 31063

In this heartfelt episode, we sit down with Shannon Landrum, mom of Zoe Grace, to share Zoe's inspiring story. Zoe's radiant spirit touched everyone who knew her, and her legacy continues through the Live Like Zoe Grace mission: raising awareness and providing free heart screenings for young athletes and community youth.

After the sudden loss of their healthy, vibrant 13-year-old daughter to an undiagnosed heart condition, Shannon and her family channeled grief into action by creating opportunities to potentially save other children's lives with comprehensive heart assessments without the huge cost.

In this conversation, we explore Zoe's legacy of "being the light", the upcoming health screening event and how it can benefit families, and how YOU can get involved and make an impact.

Tune in to learn how one family's love is creating lifesaving change and how you can help keep Zoe's light shining.