You.Me.615: Recent Episodes
Reeju
I plan to share a lot of wonderful stories about these wonderful, amazing people in our 615 area code community! I hope to bring awareness to the different lifestyles among us, different cultures and ethnicities.And of course, FOOD & WINE! We have a such a strong presence of food and wine in our area right now that it would be a shame not to talk about it!
Story of 2 friends who changed their careers during the pandemic and now doing what they love the most. One is a baker the other a jeweler! Enjoy!
Story of an amazing woman making a difference in lives of those who are in the midst of the Russo-Ukrainian War. She's saving lives and helping fund medicines for babies and elderly.
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I’m not a perfectionist! The entire podcast didn’t get published the first time and I apologize. Here is the right one! Enjoy!
This is a raw, candid and a very personal conversation. She dives deep and shares how it was coming out gay to her friends, and in the community. I am so grateful to Sarah for taking the time out to share this with and we both hope her story will inspire someone somewhere.
Had a very informative conversation with Dr. Tom Starling about mental health and how to seek help and see signs.
My conversation with this amazing duo Zack & Peter....getting to know them a bit and their new
Spilling Tea with Zack & Adam LIVE!
The 200 plus members of The Chestnut Group are passionate about protecting the natural and historic landscapes of Middle Tennessee. Working with valued partners to host collaborative art events, a generous portion of the proceeds from the sale of original artwork is donated to those groups with the same vision of preserving fragile local environments, threatened habitats and protected natural areas.
An open conversation with Robert and the presence of Franklin Pride in Franklin, TN. Their beautiful festival last year and what else is the local chapter up to!
Conversation with Jen Vogus, founder of Able Voices.
AbleVoices is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization that provides photography programs for individuals with disabilities as a means for self-expression, empowerment, and advocacy. The ultimate goal of an AbleVoices project is to provide the tools and training for individuals to create pictures that communicate their interests, strengths, and goals for the future as well as foster the inclusion of individuals with disabilities in their communities. The culminating experience of an AbleVoices project is to display participant photographs with captions in a gallery so family, friends, and the general public can learn about and celebrate the photographers.
www.ablevoices.org
Give me a moment to share with you my vision for the podcast. My conversation with my sweet daughter Sona.
A great conversation with this amazing artist SUCH.. so full of life and an inspiration to so many young women!