Sharing What's Good: Recent Episodes
Kim Spears
Welcome to the “Sharing What’s Good” Podcast, I’m your host Kim Spears. This Podcast is a place where I introduce you to amazing people doing extraordinary things in their families, communities, businesses, and more. My hope is that you learn something new that will inspire you to live a fun, productive, and passionate life. Let’s get started…
Ms. Giannane shares how her love for children has come full circle in her life and career.
Mothers and Daughters share why they think each other's relationship is unique and lessons learned over the years.
DJ Vince Adams shares how he masters playing recorded music for a an eclectic audience and at the same time producing shows that raise thousands of dollars for worthy causes.
McKinley Brister is embracing the 90th decade of his life with hope and love. In this interview he shares thoughts and perspectives on educating the next generation and how experiences can shape ones life.
Kimberlee Joseph, founder of the "Super 7 Girls" program shares the positive impact on how super powers enhance the overall well-being of young girls.
Long time friends Scott and Renee chat about feeling grateful for health, family and friends, as well as the importance of giving back.
Daryl is a long-time friend who you should meet because he has great instinct when it comes to home renovation, interior design and art that speaks to you. He's also a lover of community and believes planting seeds of positivity is a gift to future generations.
Meet Rocky Kelly, owner and operator of the Rocky Kelly State Farm Agency. Rocky is an inspiring example of a woman in business who used the responsibilities of life to drive her success.
Meet Nicole Hamilton, owner and operator of "Simply Sweetness Food Design", a full service event planning, catering and design business. Nicole's story navigates us through early lessons learned when starting a business through building confidence to garner success.
The Black History 365 Education project is a groundbreaking resource for students, educators and everyday readers to learn and study black history.
As a Freedom Rider, Mr. Clark shares how he lived a life with the support of his wife, all while experiencing severe reprisals applied systemically, personally and professionally all due to his activism and his belief in a greater America.