Moving Mountains: Recent Episodes
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Moving Mountains brings you the stories of unique and inspiring individuals. We focus on people that create life, color and growth in West Virginia and beyond.
Our final episode of Season 2 is with the amazing local artist, Gregg Oxley. We discuss his passion, his inspiration, and upcoming projects.
Gregg has a show opening in March in Princeton! You can see some of his work on his Instagram or on Facebook.
Season 3 begins January 15th.
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In episode 9 of Season 2, we talk about why we stay in West Virginia. In a time when our population is declining we stay for a few passionate reasons.
We have a guest on this podcast, Candice’s friend Molly Sterling of Ohio talking about her time in the state so far and why she hopes to stay.
We apologize for any distractions in this episode. It was recorded in a less than ideal location with Bianca calling in via Skype. Yay, the future
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This week we met at the Charleston downtown library to talk to our new friend, Emily Wrenn. Emily is not only a smart eighteen-year-old in college, but she owns her own henna business where she creates beautiful pieces. We discuss a little on the history of henna, her techniques, and how she keeps her henna safe and natural.
To see her work, you can follow Emily on Instagram.
You can also see her doing henna for us after the podcast in this episode’s teaser.
We want to thank our summer intern,Trinity Mullins, for getting footage during this podcast. We miss you!
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In episode 7 of season 2, we reflect on our last episode with Carter Maynard where we discussed staying creative in his field, our favorite podcasts, and how we keep the artistic juices flowing in our lives. In this episode, we expand on that more on a personal level and offer some tips that have helped us stay creative and mindful.
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This episode we got to chat with our good friend Carter Maynard while relaxing on the Capitol lawn. With Carter, we discussed staying creative, expressing your inner creativity, and our favorite hobbies! Check out how we cope, how we have fun and our favorite podcasts in episode six.
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This episode we talk about something we love to teach - managing your social media on the go! This helps a non-profit without a designated social media manager, a contractor going on vacation, and really anyone who manages at least one social media platform for work or their own business.
We offer a FREE webinar on this!
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This episode we got to visit with Jeannie Harrison of Gro Huntington. “Gro is a healing urban farm in the heart of Huntington, WV with a volunteer program centered on serving individuals in addiction recovery.” We were able to visit the farm, as well as Jeannie’s cute office across town and discuss the good Gro is doing for recovery and the community in Huntington. In this episode we talk about addiction, recovery, building a non-profit, and the magic of working in the dirt!
To learn more about Gro, check them out on social media.
This episode we talk about businesses that may feel they do not benefit from social media and how they may want to rethink that assumption! Once again we discuss Gritt’s Farm, using them as a prime example of social media utilization.
For more social media tips you can check out our blog and subscribe to our newsletter at Princemaxwell.net .
This week we met at the Capitol Market with our good friend Lindsey. She works at the Gritt’s booth at the market and is the event coordinator for Gritt’s Farm. We discussed the importance of farming and eating locally here in West Virginia, as well as the healing qualities of gardening, and what is going on at the farm.
For more information, you can check them out on Facebook and browse their website.
We want to thank our summer intern, Trinity Mullins, for editing this episode. We miss you!
We also want to thank Corey Zinn, another awesome Gritt’s employee, for creating the Gritt’s graphic for this podcast.
Moving Mountains has returned for a second season! In our first episode, we are discussing our adventures so far this year and what is yet to come in our future episodes. Over the summer break, we interviewed some amazing people and we are excited to introduce them to you. Stay tuned!
Once again we went to the great outdoors for a chat. This episode we discuss how Facebook live is recently being used, both locally and globally, and how it could be utilized in the future.
This episode Bianca and Candice head out to the local Coonskin Park to chat about the always hustling mindset and why taking time for yourself is important for success and more importantly, happiness.
This episode we met with Kandi Workman at West Virginia State University. We got to talk with her about the importance of literacy and the projects she works with to bring reading and support to communities in West Virginia.
Be sure to check out the WV FLIP Gofundme campaign.
If you would like to volunteer or donate books you can contact Kandi @ kworkman@stepbystepwv.org.
You can also learn more about Step By Step at their website.
This episode we drive in Candice’s car! This was our first ever car episode so we apologize for the noise. We hope you still enjoy our awesome talk with local Moxxee barista, Leigh Ann Sarver. We talked with Leigh about depression, handling anxiety and the awesome sport of roller derby.
In this episode, we talk about the process of starting a new business in West Virginia from our personal experience.
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Last episode we talked with WVSU graduate and local camera man Carter Maynard about the current job market in West Virginia, life after college. Here is part two where we talk to Carter about being a journalist in West Virginia and during the election. We also discuss fake news and the importance of being unobjective.
This is a two-part interview. Be sure to check out the first half!
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This week we talk to WVSU graduate and local camera man Carter Maynard about the current job market in West Virginia, life after college. Also, Carter tells us about some of his interesting experiences.
This is a two-part interview. Look for the second half February 6th, 2017, where we talk to carter about being a reporter in West Virginia and during the election.
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The very first episode of Moving Mountains, a podcast created by Prince Maxwell. Prince Maxwell is a small social media, consulting and branding business in Charleston, West Virginia.
In this first episode, we talk about our hopes and dreams for Moving Mountains and discuss what we have to offer our listeners.