In episode 2 Chelsey Sayasane, a local TV personality, shares her journey from uncertainty about her career path to becoming a broadcast media professional. She emphasizes the importance of faith and confidence in pursuing her calling, and discusses her experiences with competition and motherhood.

Chelsey talks about her involvement in the Lemon Face Gala, an event raising awareness and funds for DIPG, a terminal brain tumor affecting children. The gala honors Aubreigh Nicholas, who lost her life to DIPG, and highlights the efforts of her parents in keeping her memory alive.

Laurel discusses the challenges of being young in the industry and emphasizes the importance of perseverance and professionalism. She encourages young people to not let age be a barrier to success.

Chelsea describes her daily routine at Fox 10 Studios, highlighting the preparation and effort that goes into her job, and appreciates the mentorship and encouragement she receives from Dani, which she finds rare and valuable.

Laurel Flowers and Dani Dials introduce their new community-focused podcast, "What's Up Saraland," aiming to connect with local residents and businesses in Saraland, Alabama.

The podcast seeks to raise awareness about local businesses and events, emphasizing the importance of community support for small businesses.

Dani shares her experience as a former business owner, highlighting the challenges small businesses face in gaining community support.

The hosts discuss various local businesses, including boutiques and coffee shops, and emphasize the benefits of shopping locally.

They mention the importance of local businesses offering incentives, like loyalty programs, to attract customers.

Laurel and Dani discuss local massage and spa services, highlighting the benefits of self-care and supporting local providers.

The podcast encourages listeners to suggest topics and guests for future episodes, aiming to involve the community actively.