We are Sarah and Courtney, hosts of Say It Southern. We bring you the hearts and stories of the people creating the best of the South. Please join us as we explore the intersection of womanhood, work, and creativity. You will leave inspired, encouraged, and maybe even have a Southern accent. Come join us!
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LORD. HAVE. MERCY. Is this the longest month of the year or what??? It feels like May gets crazier and crazier every year. It’s the month of lasts and we are talking about it ALLLL on this episode of the Say it Southern Podcast.
Mamas, we see you; with the bags under your eyes and the tank on empty. We see you flying into the recitals and championships and tryouts and graduations. We know you are hemmoraging cash just like we are.
We see you. We feel you. We are you. Come on JUNE.
Getaway 2020
On this episode, we sit down with John Mark Sharpe, the creative force behind John Mark Enterprises. What began with simple mesh bows has blossomed into one of the South’s most beloved design brands—known for stunning ribbon, bows, and floral creations. John Mark shares how his passion turned into a thriving business, leading to the opening of his beautiful storefront in Germantown, TN. We loved getting to know our new friend and can’t wait to visit in person. Tune in to hear his inspiring journey and creative heart!
You are NOT going to want to miss this one. Call it cabin fever, the thief of comparison, or just two moms in a mid life crisis, we are feeling some kinda way in the pocket pod.
Be sure to send us YOUR hot topics for our next Pocket Podcast!
What’s everybody doing? Well, one of us is headed to Sunny Orlando for a Cheer Competition and the other one is destined for a flat bottom fishing boat in the middle of White River in Arkansas !
In this episode we are headed and different directions and talking ALL about it! We discuss the difference in a girl trip and a boys trip- PS) INVITE COURTNEY TO A GIRL MOVIE.
Also teens driving is a whole thing - Discussing it all on this episode of the pocketpod!
Ok so we are doing this new thing in 2025. We are INSERTING ourselves as a regular feature. (Does that make us narcissists?!) Maybe it does but when it comes down to Analytics, YOU want to hear from US. All that being said, welcome to the first Say it Southern pocketpod! We’ll be sharing all latest going on with life; our thoughts on global warming; the teen scene; live and beyond.
Can’t wait for you to check this first one out!
xox,
Courtney and Sarah
In this week’s engaging episode of Say It Southern, talented designer Abbey Glass shares her inspiring journey, detailing how she began her creative fashion path by learning to sew on her Grandmother’s beloved sewing machine. This formative experience ultimately led her to successfully launch her very own fashion label, Abbey Glass, where her unique vision and craftsmanship shine through. Join us now as we Say it Southern with Atlanta’s own, Abbey Glass.
Because we couldn’t squeeze A L L the things into part 1, we had to come back and finish! There’s just so much to share! Our Bubbles and Blooms flower workshop at Wildflowers. the Mahjong Mixer, Brunch on the Bluff with Musee CEO Leisha Pickering and the grand finale, The Bayside Dinner Party. Download all the deets now!
Courtney and Sarah | 2024 Getaway Part 1 We are back from our 5th Getaway and we had the best time in Fairhope! I dare say it was our favorite one yes because, we say that every year- but there was something about this group.
We just gelled together, everyone kind of let loose and didn’t worry about who they came with, or how they didn’t want to make friends with other people- we were just one big group.
And the central theme , (un planned) seemed to center around connection.
In this episode we talk all about the events leading up to the Getaway , including the eventful ride down, and Courtney popping a tire! We take you through Friday morning, with our lovely welcome party and the Speaker session and popup with Sunshine Tienda. PS) we LOVE Amanda and Laura!
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The Behind the Scenes episodes are always hilarious to listen to. It’s the down and dirty, non instagrammable side of the weekend that no one sees or hears about until after all the cameras have long been put away.
Episode 180 is no different , except this tome we are looking back over a span of 5, no, 4, no, 5 years of mishaps and snafu’s on the Getaway.
Do you know about the parking lot near fight that Courtney got into? Our Venue falling apart the day before our event and having to scramble at the last second ? the MONOGRAMMING MIRACLE? IT’s all in the pod.
Also spilling some tea about our 5th Annual Getaway to Fairhope in 5 weeks! Giving you more lowdown about ALL THE THINGS happening this year! Bring your wallet and come on! Tickets still available.
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And I can promise you in between the laughs and the stories, you're going to find some great truths and tips that you can take with you as you take your next steps in this motherhood journey with your two new Southern sisters.
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In this episode we are recapping alllllll that has been happening with Say It Southern. From Season 3 of the Say It Southern Web Series, presented by Renasant Bank, to the Getaway for 40 women we hosted in Fairhope, AL a few weeks ago. Join us as we Say It Southern and catch up on all the things!
Are you ready to change the world? Well, you will be once you finish this podcast with the awesome, inspiring CEO, mother of five, change maker Leisha Pickering.
This endeavor began after seeing a need for employment in the local community. Leisha had the idea that a quality bath product, made by hand, could provide jobs for individuals. Moreover, she holds a guiding principle that everyone has value and that everyone should be valued - looking at one’s potential, not simply his or her past. Because of this, the Musee Makers are often women in recovery, individuals with disabilities, and others in need of work. It is Musee’s hope to create an environment of self-dignity and a place where people feel loved and encouraged.
From the humble beginnings in her kitchen, Musee quickly established itself in the bath product industry. Currently, Musee is the largest wholesale producer of bath balm in the country with 3,000 partnered stores in all 50 states. Musee has launched soaks, candles, soaps, shower steamers, and lotions with plans for new products in the near future.
For more information visit @musee_bath or www.museebath.com
We were thrilled to be asked to attend the Rise with Renasant Women’s Summit in Birmingham, Alabama this past week.
On Monday night they hosted a meet and greet with us, (flattered) and we were able to mix and mingle with the attendees. We met an amazing group of women and were so honored to be involved, and to be able to share in this time together.
Also in this episode you hear a little about our first Getaway speaker of 2024, Lindsay Thomas of Garland Bags!
She’s a dang hoot, and we cannot wait to be with her in Fairhope! Tickets on sale now under the GETAWAY tab!
In March of 2016, Patrick’s sister, Kelly, was diagnosed with stage 4 ovarian cancer. She bravely fought her disease for over a year, but devastatingly passed away in April of 2017. Despite her prognosis, Kelly always found joy in her journey and touched many lives all over the world because of her positive outlook on life and vibrant personality. She almost always had a smile on her face, even at the end of her life, and was always concerned with the well-being of others.
Toward the end of her battle with cancer, Kelly’s family discovered cannabinoids. They have since started a small family hemp farm in West Tennessee to help people access high quality and sustainably grown hemp derived CBD products. In Kelly’s memory, they hope to give the opportunity to experience hemp derived CBD to as many people as possible.
As founder of the Rise with Renasant, a women-led initiative dedicated to empowering female leaders, achievers, innovators, and entrepreneurs across the southeastern region. Renasant bankers are committed to supporting women, like you and me, on our path to success by supporting our vision and goals for the future.
We are so thankful that Renasant found us, and they have been a WONDERFUL supporter and partner in our vision to tell the stories of the might women of the south.
We were so thrilled to connect with Ashley Schoenith, the tastemaker, creator and founder of Heirloomed Collection.
They are a company dedicated to preserving the simple things that we cherish from the past, and ensuring they live on for future generations to enjoy. That Heirloom aprons inspire made-from-scratch baking to live on, our recipe cards keep the art of beautiful handwriting alive, and their tabletop linens ensure family & friends continue to gather - this is what they are all about.
Heirloomed has given Ashley’s family the ability to spend more time together & to pass down traditions from generation to generation.
We talk recipes- one of our favorite things- with Ashley. The recipe cards in her home are her most prized possession. Her new cookbook, The Heirloomed Kitchen, includes family and personal recipes from the Schoenith home.
You will love Ashley, and her story, right here on the Say it Southern Podcast.
@heirloomedcollection
We think it’s fake Spring, but we don’t care. We don’t want to hear about the cold snap yet to some- after what seemed like the longest winter known to man we are SO happy for some sunshine! Do I need a sun lamp? I think so…
Also on this week’s episode we talk abut the teen scene. Dealing with going to high school, dealing with them growing up, and teaching independence…. it’s all too much!
Thanks for hanging out with us! We’ve missed our friends!
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Courtney and Sarah
it’s 2024! Can you believe it!!?
Are you happy/sad/ready for a new beginning? We are!
In this episode we felt like we needed to reintroduce ourselves- things have changed so much since we first started. Our podcast has become so much more than a podcast- with our web series, our events and socials, and of course the GETAWAY!
And speaking of Getaway we share some exciting news in this episode and announce the opportunity to partner with us for the year!
As always, don’t hesitate to reach out, on our instagram, or email us at hello@thesayitsouthern.com
We meet Ashley on The Say it Southern Getaway this year and because fast friends as she has been a longtime follower of Say it Southern and loves all things hospitable, fun dinner parties, details and female business owners! She checks every one of those boxes!
About a week ago she received a message from Kathy Hilton asking her to come and style the dessert table for her Holiday Party! She whipped it together in 4 days- flew to California and attended her star studded holiday party! Hear the story here LIVE on the Say it Southern podcast!
Give Ashley a follow @asweetatthetable on instagram
Ivy was just as wonderful as we thought she would be- explaining her background and role at SL, and how this position even came to be!
We were excited to talk to Ivy about SL’s collaboration with Katherine Cobbs on “Southern Cocktails” a new libation bible that has just been released!
Hear all about this and more now on the podcast! To learn more about Ivy, follow her @ivyodomaponte and @southernlivingmag
After her career as a teacher and an architect, Melissa spent a few years as a stay at home mom before getting back to art full time. Melissa now shares her love of art with children and adults through classes, camps, and special experiences. Join us as we hear from Melissa and learn more about Art Smart TN!
The idea for Happy Birdwatcher came out of a need. Susan Vandergriff was a new and passionate birdwatcher but couldn’t find the birdseed to meet her needs. So what did she do? Well, she quit her job and started her own company. She now creates premium birdseed tailored for your yard and the best part is the seed is shipped to your house! Listen now to learn more about Susan and her company. Happy Birdwatching!!!
In a culture where so many people think of middle age as a downward slope into comfy sneakers and quiet, meaningless existence, we can redefine the second half of life, shaping it into decades of fulfillment, fun, strength, and purpose.
In our forties, fifties, and beyond, we're wrestling with new questions. Is this it? Did I do what I wanted to do in my life?Who am I now that my kids have moved out? Will my sagging skin eventually hang all the way down to my feet?
But God still has much in store for us. He doesn't bring us to the middle of our lives so we can park in front of the TV and binge-watch home makeover shows. There is no "midlife" to him! These are exhilarating and empowering years.
In Midlife Battle Cry, bestselling author Dawn Barton will inspire you to:
• realize that God isn't done with you
• view midlife as a pivot point, the start of a bold and powerful season
• embrace who you are physically, spiritually, and emotionally
• learn to share your experiences and wisdom with a younger generation
Blending lots of humor, honesty, stories, and insights, Dawn will walk you through redefining the mighty second half of life.
We are thrilled for you to meet one of the Souther’s coolest tastemakers, movers and shakers- AND Mississippi’s only felt hatmaker, Mary Landrum Pyron.
We loved hearing her story of bringing the influence of her time in the West after college, back to the South- her hometown of Crystal Springs, Mississippi to be exact, and creating a THRIVING business in a repurposed barn on her family property.
To learn more about Mary Pyron and MLProvisions, or to schedule a visit and make an appointment for custom hatting- visit.
www.mlprovisions.com
A native of Greenville, Al and Ole Miss Alumna, Rosemary planted her roots on the Eastern Shore almost 25 years ago. Using her knowledge of art, experience in design and retail, love for jewelry and need for a creative outlet-she took a leap of faith in 2015 to start Harvest Jewels. Listen now to learn more about Rosemary and Harvest Jewels!
Are you ready to feel inspired? Do you need a recharge on life and how you are living? This episode will do it! We talk with Lesly Simon about her very successful and busy career in the music industry. And if that’s not enough to get you motivated and ready to find passion in your work, she then tells us about her journey with cancer. She shares the lessons she has learned and how she is finding her balance while fighting for her life.
Do you have an ambitious vision for your business? We thought so. We want to introduce you to two ladies that are empowering people to do their best work, instead of burning them out. Whitney and Celeste of Glowe Connective are here to be your driving force behind your goals and help laugh you & your business into action.
Join us as we Say it Southern with Dan Isbell and Reid Isbell, the boys from The Brothers Hunt.
You wil love hearing from this Mother-Daughter team! You will hear how it started and whats next for these ladies. Founded in 2020 because they were inspired to create small pieces of art with Texas-sized appeal. Well, they NAILED it. Listen now to hear the story of Foster.
“There is no room for bore in the colorful world of Emily McCarthy.” Ain’t that the truth! In this episode we talk with Emily McCarthy of Savannah, Georgia. She tells us about growing her brand, her style, her store, and her new fashion line. We loved hearing her story and know you will too.
Hugh was born and raised in Nashville, Tennessee and has now established himself as the city’s premier event designer and lifestyle expert. With his distinctive eye for detail and boundless creative energy, Hugh takes his clients’ wildest dreams from imagination to reality.
While firmly established as Nashville’s go-to expert for events and weddings for A-list celebrities that include actress Nicole Kidman, and country superstars Wynonna, Reba, Jake Owen, George Strait, Martina McBride, Kenny Rogers and Kings of Leon Rocker Nathan Followill, Hugh has been featured across the country on CMT, ABC TV, PEOPLE MAGAZINE, INSTYLE MAGAZINE, USA TODAY, and BRIDES offering his unique, fun approach as a Lifestyle Expert with his trademark style & sense of humor distinctively branded “Hughlarious”!
We are going to help you take the guess work out of your Holiday Shopping. We’ve found things that we love and are asking for ourselves , and buying for friends, sisters, husband, brothers, nephews and neighbors! If you can shop small, and gift experiences, we urge you to do it! Tickets to an event, lessons or yoga sessions- all of those go a long way in 2023. The gift of a memory is priceless! And as always, teaching your children to serve others is the greatest give we can give. Be sure to follow along our stories where we will be linking our favorites. @thesayitsouthern
In this episode of Say It Southern you will hear from Elle Worsham of Gracious Garlands. This business was started by Elle’s mom, Vicki, years ago when she began to help her friends decorate for the holidays. It didn’t take long for word to spread and now Elle has taken her mother’s business and expanded it to ship fresh greenery year-round to your doorstep. Visit www.graciousgarlands.com to place your order!
This week we wanted to catch up and cover all of the things…. Halloween, the costumes and candy, the beautiful fall weather we are enjoying, our take on homecoming skirts, and what’s next for us, Join us as we Say It Southern!
Mary Hyatt has been on our podcast 3 times now. We love her teaching, her practices and her friendship so much! When we booked The Getaway this year we KNEW we had to have her back for a second year to do one of her Breathwork sessions. In this episode we break down what the heck actually happened, WHY we had the reaction we did and HOW this truly changed our lives.
Mary Hyatt is a life and business mindset coach who specializes in helping high achieving individuals move from living a life of burnout to a life where they are connected to their emotions, their body, and their spirit. Mary is the host of the "Living Fully Alive" podcast that is about to launch its 4th season, where she dives deeper into mindset and emotional healing and helps her listeners learn to embody a life fully lived. As a trained Yoga, Meditation and Breathwork Instructor, Mary brings a level of trauma informed somatic consciousness and soul focused inner work to everything she does. She brings the heart and soul back to life and business, and gives women permission to come back home to the truest parts of themselves.
Find her at www.maryhyatt.com and @maryghyatt on instagram
Sarah Otts has been painting for as long as she can remember. Now as a full time painter she has also been able to spend time digging into other creative endeavors. She has written a children’s book, opened the Sarah Otts Gallery in Mobile, and created the “Be a Bright Spot” campaign. Learn more about Sarah and her new series for 2022 in this episode of Say It Southern.
hese Austin natives had TEXAS sized dreams when they decided to join together and create their colorful brand, which is inspired bythe tropical shades of vacation and leaves you longing for Sunscreen and Pina Colodas. Jewelry, Beach Dresses and Sunhats- are the staples of their collection and each collection of accessories is developed by the Texas-based duo and handcrafted by female artisan partners around the world.
We love it all and were so happy to have them as guests on the Say it Southern podcast!
For more info, check them out @sunshinetienda and www.sunshinetienda.com
Meet the founder and designer of mb greene bags and luggage on this episode of Say It Southern. Mb Greene bags have been featured on Good Morning America & the Today Show. The have been published in LA Times & InStyle. You’ll learn about the produce but also have mb greene is giving back with M. Bagwell Foundation. Join us now as we Say It Southern!
Having a true joy for mentoring younger women, Leighton Newberry saw a need to help girls and mamas alike. In 2019, she started Recruitment Ready to help ease the stress of sorority recruitment and it took off! Hear the whole story as we Say It Southern with Leighton Newberry!
Road Trippin’ is what we love to do! We are fully loaded with snacks and supplies plus a wardrobe provided by Tailored Fox. We are filming the next season of the Say It Southern web series sponsored by Renasant Bank and discussing all the plans for the NEXT road trip to Fairhope, Alabama for the Say It Southern Getaway!
This week we are thrilled to have entrepreneur, creative director, founder and CEO of her own clothing line, Mollie Burch with us on the podcast this week. Mollie shares her story of success and how she created a women's lifestyle brand, CROSBY.
We are thrilled to have on this episode of Say It Southern a guest that we both turn to for advice on raising our children and being better moms, Kari Kampakis. In this episode we are discussing her latest book release, “More than a Mom” and we deep dive into that subject! You are going to want to save this episode from Author, Podcaster, Speaker and our friend Kari Kampakis.
Whoa Susannah! Author, blogger, columnist, podcaster, mother, proprietor of twelve tales farm, Jesus lover- Susannah Lewis does a little of it all, and a lot of it really well. Join us as she spills her story now on The Say it Southern Podcast.
We are covering all the things….what we’ve got coming up, new products we are using and loving and ALSO a BIG announcement about the 2022 Getaway. You don’t want to miss this episode of Say It Southern!
BloomBridge is the brainchild of founder, Kristen Allen.
Kristen has always had a love for people and flowers. She always made sure that her loved ones that had passed had flowers on their graves. “My late grandmother always said, “when it’s my time, don’t you let me be the only one out there without flowers.” I assured her I would not.” The convenience of that promise however became challenging and after much thought the idea of BloomBridge was born. Join us as we Say It Southern with Kristen Allen.
Join us as Clara shares her tips of how to get a fresh start on this new year, hear about Courtney and Sarah’s organizing adventures and more on this week’s episode of Say it Southern!
To find out more about Clara & The Home Organized, follow her @thehomeorganized or www.thehomeorganized.com
Join us as we Say It Southern! In this episode we discuss the upcoming holidays and ALL that comes during the Most Wonderful Time of the Year!
For over a year we have been listening to her styling advice, shopping her picks on amazon and running to Target to find that perfect top that Leigh Williams talked about on her stories. In this episode you will get to know Leigh and hear the story of her business, the Closet Edit. Plus, Leigh gives us some great shopping and styling tips! Join us as we Say It Southern with Leigh Williams.
Make your delivery person’s day a little merrier by providing snacks for the road! Great service project for your kiddos!
Gift Guide 2021 for HER! Follow the links to find all of the treasures plus a few extra things that we can’t live without! Spend a little, save a little- its all here and ready for you!
Calling all kids! We’ve got your covered on the children… from little ones to the big- there’s something for everyone on this list! Have fun shopping!
Gift Guide 2021 for HIM! Follow the links to find all of the treasures plus a few extra things that we can’t live without! Spend a little, save a little- its all here and ready for you and the MEN in your life.
SO thankful for our wonderful friends of the Podcast that wanted to share a special shopping code with you for this holiday season! Be sure to check out these amazing businesses! Yipeeee!
We are going to help you take the guess work out of your Holiday Shopping and do some quick clicking to get you started. We’ve found things that we love and are asking for ourselves , and buying for friends, sisters, husband, brothers, nephews and neighbors! If you can shop small, and gift experiences, we urge you to do it! Tickets to an event, lessons or yoga sessions- all of those go a long way in 2022. The gift of a memory is priceless! And as always, teaching your children to serve others is the greatest give we can give. Visit www.thesayitsouthern.com for the full list and links plus discount codes for our listeners.
Sheri Henry Wolf went from a woman who seemed to have it all to losing everything within a year. We meet Sherri at the Say It Southern Getaway on 30a a few weeks ago. She drove her airstream, Pearl, to our dinner party Friday night. Our guests got to meet Sherri, shop, and learn about Henry Dry Goods. But our guests left with more than just purses, pillows, coats, and hats…they left with Sherri’s story of resilience and overcoming hard times by pulling up her bootstraps, as she says. Today you get to hear Sherri’s story and learn more about her brand, Henry Dry Goods.
We are still not over the incredible weekend that we had at The Say it Southern Getaway, And this week we are giving you a behind the scenes look at all the red tape, hoops we jumped through and some really funny things that happened along the way. Each year we wonder- how we we top this???? You’ll have to wait and see!
In this episode, Cindy and Jenn use their own wisdom, as well as new insights from the research of expert psychologists and educators, to guide parents toward healthier relationships and more positive outcomes with their teens. Their book, The Parent Compass, is sure to be your guide to navigate through the teen years!
It’s GETAWAY WEEK!!!! We are so excited and want to take you along. Today we are talking about the prep work, the planning, and we share some behind the scene stories from the Getaway last year. Be sure to follow along with us on social media this week so you can join in on the fun.
“Jane Allen” started with the idea to bridge the gap between heirloom and costume jewelry. Jewelry was either beautiful and unattainable for an everyday lifestyle or costume and of low quality. Clients needed the “in-between” that was affordable, timeless and perfect for all ages.
In this episode we learn how Janie pivoted through Covid as her manufacturer was shut down, and her business was entirely online. You’ll love this inspirational story on this week’s episode of The Say it Southern Podcast. For more information on Jane Allen, visit www.janeallendesigns.com
We loved getting to know Susie and Christy, the founders and creators of The Scout Guide out of Charlottesville, Virginia. When these two friends started TSG, they wanted to share all the local treasures that their town had to offer. They took this concept and developed it to a MUCH larger scale and their publication, The Scout Guide was born.
This week we are talking about how we jumped right into the deep end of Summer and have barely come up for air. Anyone else feel like this? Every now and then it’s just good to have an episode where we just let it all out. Join us now as we Say It Southern!
Meet Richard Reutter, the CEO of Caroline’s Cakes our of Spartanburg, South Carolina. Richard has taken over the family business that his mother, Caroline, created with her famous 7 layer caramel cake. Hear their amazing story now on the Say it Southern Podcast!
Twins Rachel and Rebecca loved dressing up and going out but they always dealt with the same pet peeve, visible cup lines around their bra. So they decided to create a product that would change undergarments forever. The twinnks nah bra. Hear all about their company in this week's episode of The Say it Southern Podcast.
In this episode of Say It Southern we dive into the topic of The Body Bully- that awful inner voice that tells us we aren’t skinny enough, pretty enough, or worthy enough. We identify it and she is challenging us to do the work of UNLEARNING it.
Are you hungry? Well, after you listen to this episode we bet you will be and you’ll be running out to get Elizabeth’s new cookbook, Come On Over. Elisabeth has us rolling as she told the story behind her latest cookbook. We can’t wait try the recipes and join her in Oxford, MS for a gathering in her laundry room(yep, laundry room). Join us now as we Say It Southern with Elizabeth Heiskell.
Rachel is a writer, journalist, columnist, and blogger and have worked for Allure, Bustle, Cosmopolitan, ELLE, Glamour, Glossy, Harper's BAZAAR, InStyle, Marie Claire, Southern Living, Vanity Fair, Vogue, W, and others. She is also the editor of What Meghan Wore, the cohost of Podcast Royal and, in addition to my work as a Royal correspondent, Rachel writes frequently about fashion, beauty, society and culture, travel, weddings, homes and interiors, and authors of forthcoming or newly released books.
Follow along with her at www.whatmeghanwore.com or listen in to the Podcast Royal on iTunes!
Why is Spring always so crazy? Is it the getting out of school coupled with recitals and end of the year championships? “Last” everythings?
Honestly since our Atlanta filming Sarah and I haven’t had much time to even catch up outside of our work together! So we decided to take a minute and just talk. We chat about our kids, growing up, end of the year gift ideas, and more.
Join us now as Sarah and I Say it Southern!
Who is Martha and what are we waiting on? Mandy Kellogg Rye is the author, founder, CEO and creator of the brand, Waiting on Martha. A successful blog turned business, this Atlantan is doing it all right from her perfectly curated store to her business masterclasses. Join us now as we Say it Southern with the coolest chic around, Mandy Kellogg Rye.
In this episode we discuss the importance of self care, batting “destination addiction” so you can be happy living in the here and now and how to release the things that no longer serve you and make your every day a life of luxury through self-care.
Best friends Lindsey Johnson and Liz Eichholz founded the luxurious brand Weezie Towels in 2018. They were both on the cusp of huge changes in their lives… Lindsey was shopping for her wedding registry and Liz needed new towels for her recently purchased home. They both were talking about how the towel hunt was daunting- embroidery times being too long or towel quality being not up to par… and suddenly the discovered a gap in the luxury towel market. Thus they created a go-to brand you could trust and towels that looked as great as they felt. After over a year and a half of product development and customer research, Weezie was born.
Kimberly and her husband Michael have created an iconic coffee brand with Louisiana roots. It starts with a blend of gourmet coffees, freshly roasted every day at their roasting company, which has been operating in Louisiana for more than 120 years. In this episode you will learn about the branding, the flavors, the struggles of owning a small business and their plans for the future. Join us as we Say It Southern with Kimberly Slack.
SHE’S BACK! This time she is giving us parenting tips on navigating technology for our children and sharing some eye opening statistics that you need to hear. The struggles of parenting and balancing the ever changing world of technology is tricky especially over the past year when we have been spending more time at home. Dr. Kim answers all our questions and fills us in on some hard truths about technology and our children. Join us now as we Say It Southern with Dr. Kim Swales.
Vana Chupp is creating custom silhouette heirlooms for thousands of families all across the world. Her studio, Vana Chupp Studio is located in Virginia and this podcast episode is about hearing her journey from Architect to entrepreneur! Join us now as we Say it Southern with Vana Chupp.
Kelly Stumpe is a mom of two, full time working car salesman at her family’s car dealership in St. Louis Missouri. When Kelly became a mom she realized so many women were searching for the "perfect mom car". She then set out on the journey to review and tour every mom car out there. Her goal is to help each mom find the right car for them. There is no "perfect car" because everyone's situation and preferences are a little different. You will love this episode!
What’s all the fuss about? We have some BIG NEWS are we are ready to share it! Tune in to hear what we’ve been doing during the Snowpocalypse, what’s in store for The Getaway, and what’s next for Say it Southern!
Never had Botox and curious about it? Ready to find out about Filler? Lasers? Resurfacing? All of the things are so overwhelming and Molly Katz of Nashville, Tennessee is here to break it all down for us. Join us as we Say it Southern with Molly Katz.
Georgia Anne and Mary Agnes grew up clothes in hand sewn pieces from their mother, and hand-me down gowns from that grandmother, so when it came time to dress their own children, the girls were NOT playing around. Which is why they decided to start their business, Grace and James Kids. Listen now to hear this story of two sisters doing what they love.
Say It Southern is a place where we find Southern tastemakers and curators and we share the stories of inspiring people. And we’ve got one for you in this episode! Ragan Cain and @thefrancesflair is one of those FUN FOLLOWS on Instagram, where the color is bright and the content is GOOD. We are so exciting for to get to know Ragan and hear how she celebrates life.
Today we are talking with Cristina Lynch the founder of Mi Golondrina in Dallas, Texas. Mi Golondrina is a clothing company that offers colorful collections inspired by her mother’s Mexican heritage and her love of Mexican art. Cristina’s clothing not only brings one of a kind, handmade fashion to modern women but Mi Golondrina is giving jobs to and supporting female artisans from Mexico.
Julianne Taylor is the beauty, brains and boss babe of Julianne Taylor Style and Taylor Burke Home. This tastemaker is sharing her secrets for success in lifestyle design and making a business work with us thin this week’s episode. Join us now as we Say it Southern with Julianne Taylor.
Here’s the deal. No one warned us about the stage. The moodiness. The emotional outbursts. The drama. The friendship pendulum. We knew it was bad as a tween, but we weren’t ready for this. Dr Kim to the rescue!!!! We covered all of the things and more. Trust me, you are going to want to download and save this one- AND send to a friend!
We are starting 2021 with the founder of Your Enneagram Coach, mentor, and author Beth McCord. Beth McCord is passionate about coming alongside individuals and helping them understand and interpret their story, allowing them to see that lasting change, meaningful relationships, and a life of deep purpose is possible. Join us now as we Say it Southern with Beth McCord.
The holidays are here and with the holidays comes great celebration. But for many the holidays are the time of year they dread the most. It can be tough to navigate. With everything from family get togethers, your own personal stress, loneliness, to coping with the hustle and bustle this time of year can be very overwhelming. So we thought we would bring in the expert to help us and give us a personal survival guide. Join us as we Say It Southern with Mary Hyatt!
We begin season 3 by catching up on Courtney’s time in quarantine, Sarah explains how she learned “elves“ are flammable & we get ready to make 2020 the BEST Christmas season yet! Please note that this “Santa Sensitive” episode. Not suitable for young ears.
Emily Ley is the founder and creator of Simplified, a mission to inspire and empower women with the tools they need to make their life easier. In this Episode we talk about how she started the company, how she manages all the things, and what life looks like when it’s simplified. Join us as we Say it Southern with Emily Ley.
Tis the season for deliveries! And that means we need to take care of the ones who are going and delivering all the things from all the places as we are shopping near and far. This simple act of kindness is something that my family does each year and I make the kids refill it!
We created this printable for you to use at your house! Just click the pic and print!
What started as an anniversary tradition in Ann William’s family has grown into a business making 14K gold bangles to celebrate the special events in your life with meaningful jewelry that tells your story. Today you will hear how Ann went from making the bangles in her garage to a full in-house production company out of Nashville, TN. Join us as we Say It Southern with Ann Williams of The Yearly Company.
Say It Southern Below you will find a list of some of our favorite businesses offering you special discounts for your holiday shopping. Simply click the name and you will be directed straight to their website. Happy Shopping!
Good Clean Wine
SAYIT$20 off orders of 4 or more!! SO-that’s buy three, get one FREE! Cheers!
Mae Wearable Art
SISSHIPFREE standard shipping November 15th- November 30th
Alumni Cookie Dough
HOLIDAY15% off site wide November 15th- November 30th
1818 Farms
SIS181820% off all products. Expires December 31, 2020
Magpies Nashville
SURPRISEDELIGHT15% off online orders
Zags Life
MERRY+BRIGHT20% off entire order
Red Land Cotton
HOLLY2020% off Thanksgiving- Cyber Monday
Busy Bébés
NO CODE NEEDED20% off entire site Thanksgiving- Cyber Monday
Campbell and Charlotte
SOUTHERN15% off your order. Expires November 27th
Nourish Foods
SAYITSOUTHERN1515% off your first order. Valid through January 31, 2020
Megan LaRussa: Style Yourself Chic Society
USE THE LINK TO MEGAN’S SITE FOR CODE4 month membership to Megan’s Style Yourself Chic Society.
Buy 3 months, get the 4th month FREE! Use link provided.
Style for the South
SarahandCourtney1010% off your order. Expires December 13, 2020.
The Say it Southern 2020 Gift Guides!Oh the children. The babies, the toddlers, the kids, the preteen, the teen, WHAT DO WE GET ALL THESE PEOPLE? Well, with the help of our little ones: Graham 11, Dean 7, Taylor May 11, Millie 9 and Stella 3, we think we have rounded up a pretty good list of their/our favorite things! We love experiences and classes, sporting event tickets and trips… and if you can get those this year and do it- do it. NOTHING beats memories made on a trip. But with the way the world is, if you need a brown paper package tied up with string, we hope this list can help you out!
The Say it Southern 2020 Gift Guides!Here we go with our 2020 picks for the ladies! Some of these could also sub as our “we survived gift” or maybe Mrs Claus leaves you something extra under the tree. See the links below to shop- and some of our other random gift ideas. From sisters, to teachers, besties and mother in laws.. something on this list should get your covered. Merry Merry!
The Say it Southern 2020 Gift Guides!
It’s here! Our 2020 Shopping Guide. We are sharing & spotlighting Southern businesses and our finds for this holiday season. We have everyone covered. We start with those hard to shop for men and include teachers, friends & children. We even have some splurges for you this year because we believe this is the year to treat yourself! Be sure to visit our website where we have everything linked and special discount codes for our listeners.
In Episode 97 we talk with Jennifer Hunt, CEO and founder of Dogwood Hill. Dogwood Hill is a stationary company out of Birmingham, Alabama. She tells her story of how and why she started her business. Jennifer talks about collaborating with artists all over the country, having a growing number of products and retailers nationwide. Join us as we Say It Southern with Jennifer Hunt.
Kate Stewart of Bauble Stockings shares a special tradition in this episode. Growing up Kate watched her mother receive the last gift on Christmas morning in her Bauble stocking. A tradition started by her father to say thank you for the work their mother had done all year. This tradition is still going strong but today the production of these needlepoint stockings is making a huge impact on families in Haiti. Learn more about this tradition and the company in this episode of Say It Southern.
Good Clean Wine was founded by Courtney Dunplop & Michelle Feldman in November of 2019, with the belief that they won’t let anything pass their lips that they know will make them feel bad, today or tomorrow. Made for the wine lover looking for a drink that pairs with their healthy lifestyle. Meet the ladies behind the brand as we Say It Southern with Courtney & Michelle.
We thought we would check in with you since so MANY of you are new followers here, and let you know a little more about us- why we do what we do. We discuss how Sarah navigates the bachelor questions, funny things you may know or not know about us, like Sarah wanted to be a country music star.
Above all we are here to encourage you, tell stories that inspire you and celebrate all the good things that are happening around us- no matter what the first 3 quarters of the year have been like.
Meet Laura Quick in episode 93 of the Say It Southern podcast. Laura is the beauty and the brains behind Good Grit magazine. Laura believes that the South is compiled of people from here and people who love it here. Good Grit was born because Laura, along with Southerners like us, have been longing “for a progressive and truthful representation of who we are and who we want to be, and that also pays tribute to the legacies worthy of moving us forward.”-Good Grit.
Handcrafted in Atlanta, Georgia, MAE Wearable Art is a modern-day costume jewelry concept created to inspire. After years in Corporate Sales and Marketing, Margaret Mewborn or "Mae" decided to switch her focus from technology to jewelry - something she had only worn, never made. Her determination to find a way to capture the elegant style of generations past while working with materials that are unbelievably light in nature created something comfortable and stylish for all women - it created MAE Wearable Art. Join us now as we Say it Southern with Margaret Mewborn of Mae Wearable Art.
Meet the hilarious Lindsay Thomas in this episode of Say It Southern. This Georgia peach began crafting pillows of high end fabrics and created quite the customer base. Then she randomly posted a handmade clutch on social media and people went crazy for it. Join us as we hear the story of our newest obsession Garland Bags.
Chaz Easterly is the Founder and Creative Director of Linen & Flax Co., a lifestyle brand providing design services, home goods, apparel, and more. The brand was born out of her love for design, passion for people, and desire to create the kind of environments that families can truly call home.
We are so ready to put Summer to bed and fast forward to Fall! It’s our favorite season around here and we are talking football, fashion and food this week on the Say it Southern podcast.
Gaming Basics to Keep Your Family Playing Safe and Having Fun
When you’ve beaten Netflix and completed every craft project in the book, there’s only one thing left to keep your family from getting bored: play some video games together! Seriously, video games tend to get a bad rap, but enjoying games as a family can be a fun way to stay connected. You can even play games online with family and friends when getting together is not a safe option. Before you get started, however, you’re going to need a few essentials to keep gaming fulfilling, safe and healthy for everyone.
Some Basic Gaming Tech and Equipment
If it’s been a while since you’ve played video games, you should know that there are a ton of options when it comes to choosing a console. The Nintendo Switch seems to be one of the more popular choices for families, especially when younger kids are playing, but there are also newer consoles from Sega, Sony and Xbox. In fact, the Sega Genesis Mini is only $50 and will have you reliving some of your favorite childhood memories of Ecco the Dolphin and Toejam. If none of these systems sounds appealing, you can also opt for computer games, but you will want to invest in a quality monitor to help family players easily see what’s going on. There are plenty of budget-friendly monitors that include the high resolution and zero frame design features that will enhance your gaming experience, so don’t think you have to spend a fortune.
A Safe and Fast Internet Connection
Keep in mind that with so many frightening things going on in the world, digital security is paramount if your kids will be playing games online. That’s because there can be sketchy characters lurking around multiplayer games, and the internet in general. So if you plan on letting your little ones play online with their friends and family, make sure they are safely connected to the internet. Ideally, you also want a connection to be fast and reliable if you don’t want family game time to be interrupted. Consider upgrading to a fiber-optic connection that will give you the lightning-fast speed you need to avoid buffering and lag times during online play. Of course, an internet upgrade can also come in handy when you want to stream movies, podcasts and TV shows.
Family and Kid-Friendly Video Games
Once you have your console or monitor all set up, your kids are going to be begging to play their favorite games! Some consoles come with one or two games to get your family started, but you should pick up a few extra titles to keep everyone from getting bored. Family-friendly games that are all the rage right now include Mario Kart 8 and Super Mario Party for the Nintendo Switch. You can even use these multiplayer games to stay connected to grandparents and other loved ones who may live far away! If your family needs more relaxation than stimulation, online games like Tetris Effect and Donut County can provide some much-needed soothing. You can also keep your kids learning at home with educational and engaging video games like Minecraft
Healthy Eating and Fitness Routines
There are definitely more than a few games that can get your family up off the couch and moving, but you may need to take some additional measures to help your kids stay healthy. So try to schedule in more active outdoor activities for your family. Even playing outside with your kids can count as exercise! If you need to stay inside, there are video games that can keep your family active as well. Just be sure to pair these active moments with a balanced diet, and you should have no problem keeping everyone healthy and happy. Need some help getting the hang of planning healthy family meals? Then you’ll definitely want to listen to this episode of Say It Southern for tips on saving time, money and, of course, calories.
Gaming truly can be good for your family! As long as safety is a top priority and that you plan other activities to keep everyone moving, family game time can be a great way to bond and have fun together.
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Elizabeth Heiskell is a mother to three daughters, wife to Luke, cookbook author, Chef and owner of Elizabeth Heiskell Catering, and the TODAY SHOW Food Correspondent. In this Episode she hilariously walks us through her climb to the top- including selling tomatoes out of a prison van. Join us now as we Say it Southern with Elizabeth Heiskell.
In this episode we are talking with Natasha McCrary of 1818 Farms. At 1818 Farms they are preserving history and honoring tradition by working a sustainable farm, producing handmade products, and educating the public on the value of self-sufficiency, craftsmanship, and a strong sense of community. In episode 88, we hear from Natasha and learn how they are doing this and as a bonus we learn about the adorable sheep & get tips on what we need to be doing to our garden right now.
In this episode we talk with speaker, professor, mother to 5, belonging advocate, cultural coach for Moms, Dr. Traci Baxley. She explains social justice parenting, parenting beyond fear & how we should be using the word privilege. Dr. Traci also gives us 5 parenting tips that you will want to write down. Join us as we Say It Southern with Dr. Traci Baxley.
We are so thankful to be able to share the story of these four women coming together to create Faithfully Restored, a non profit organization that creates community and support for women by connecting them, praying for them, and helping them walk through unimaginable circumstances. Jamie Heard is one of these founding members and she told us the story of how the organization was formed, and how they were each called to full time involvement.
When Jenny McHugh decided to leave her job in corporate America and follow her dream of creating a fun & funky, high end jewelry line she knew she would have hurdles to jump. What she didn’t know was that the economy was about shut down, shoppers were about to shelter at home, buyers would become nervous to splurge on nonessential items & she would now have to pivot her new business on the daily. Hear how Jenny’s dream is doing now and get to know the woman behind Campbell + Charlotte. Join us as we Say It Southern with Jenny McHugh.
Bob Guiney came into our homes every Monday night on season 1 of ABC’s hit reality show the Bachelorette and season 4 of ABC’s the Bachelor. In this episode of Say It Southern we catch up Bob and learn about life since the show, what he thinks of the franchise now and hear about the one the stolen his heart. Join us now as we Say It Southern with Bob Guiney.
Travel….Where do we wear a mask? Whats open? Can we leave the state? Where can we find the most up to date info? Should we fly? Should we drive? And what if we are cruisers? HEEELLLLLPPPPP!
She answers all the questions and gives us inside scoop on what to do for the remainder of 2020 and what trips to save for next year. It’s all right here in Episode 81 of the Say it Southern Podcast.
Meet Jennifer Dollander, founder of Alumni Cookie Dough, in this episode of Say It Southern. Her business started on a trip to New York City and is quickly growing. Jennifer fills us in on what’s next for this sweet spot & gives some advise to those empty nesters out there.
in this episode of Say It Southern we dive into the topic of The Body Bully- that awful inner voice that tells us we aren’t skinny enough, pretty enough, or worthy enough. We identify it and she is challenging us to do the work of UNLEARNING it.
In her new book, Laughing through the ugly cry: and finding unstoppable joy, Dawn Barton shares her powerful journey to find hope, joy and laughter in the midst of any circumstance. In this episode you will meet Dawn and hear her incredible journey of seeking joy.
In this episode we talk about our plans fro the summer! Summer looks a little different this year but we are excited just the same! Plus, You’ll get a run down of the Say It Southern Getaway in September 2020.
The brilliant Jennifer Horton solved all of our problems for us. She created gear that takes you from portside to poolside with her darling caftans, boat shirts, beach wraps and more. Listen now to learn about this Southern entrepreneur and her brand, ZAGS.
Get out you pencil and paper because today we are putting in the work! We are talking about taking care of ourselves during this unprecedented time and we have Laura Anderson of Midtown Nashville Counseling here to guide us. Join us now as we Say It Southern.
Meet the hustle behind the hair, Ali Ryan. Founder of The Dry House Nashville, one of the South’s most coveted blow out hotspots. She’s sharing all of her tips and tricks for success behind her business and behind the blowdryer!
It’s time to give up the exhausting act of pretending, and do the often painful but necessary work to find your true self. Figure out who you are, what you want, what you need, what you believe and how to connect. In this episode, Jen Hatmaker, talks us through her new book with words of wisdom from “Fierce, Free and Full of fire: The Guide to being Glorious You.”
Join us now with the creator of Busy Bebe’s; a subscription based engaging and educational activity bag.
The financial industry has failed women by lumping half the population into one bucket, as in, all women’s needs are the same. But in fact, we are all incredibly different, with different needs at different times.
The Wealth Edit is here to address remedy this failure, and give women a community to learn and ask questions in a private environment.
Meet Michelle Emmick, also known as the Plastic Surgery Coach, as she shares her perspective on the aesthetic industry. With twenty years of experience Michelle has seen and heard it all. Having this front row seat she knows what works and what doesn't . She wants people to look and feel their best but wants them to be smart. Educate yourself and make sure you are doing it for YOU! Michelle decided to put her experience in a book entitled Blue-Collar Beauty. In this book, Michelle asks why are we so enamored with outside influences and are we losing what makes us unique and beautiful??? hmmmm. Something to think about.
We knew that we wanted to talk about Human and Sex Trafficking for some time now and weren’t sure what avenue we wanted to do it with. We certainly don’t want to use scare tactics or fear mongering as a way to get information into the hands of parents just like us, but we also know how important it is to be having these discussions. With each other, with our children- at this day and age, knowledge is power. So, lets get the conversation started with the executive director of Scarlet Rope, Julanne Stone.
Meet Stacy Brown, the original chick & co-founder of Chicken Salad Chick. She began the popular chain in her very our kitchen when this stay at home mom set out on a quest to make and sell the perfect chicken salad recipe. In this episode you hear how Stacy was selling her chicken salad door to door and as orders began to pour in, Chicken Salad Chick was born. But of course no good success story is complete without highs and lows, and boy, did Stacy experience both. From being shut down by the Health Department to losing her husband and business partner to cancer she overcame the odds. Chicken Salad Chick is a huge franchise and known all over for being “America’s favorite place for chicken salad”. Join us as we Say it Southern wth Stacy Brown.
In 2017 Julie started Young, Wild & Friedman as a blog to help other parents integrate sensory play into the lives of their own children. Friends and family began requesting these activity boxes and it quickly became a full blown business! Listen to learn more about this company and the success story of this Texas cutie. Join us as we Say It Southern with Julie Friedman!
The Giving Manger helps families shift the focus of Christmas back to giving. A piece of straw is placed in the manger fro each kind deed or act of service performed. And then on Christmas Day the manger is full and the baby Jesus can be placed in the manger.
Callie’s Biscuits!Courtney headed to Charleston for her 40th birthday and HAD to make a stop in Callie’s Biscuits while she was there! It was everything she expected- line was wrapped around the building, her branding and marketing was perfect, and OH THE FOOD. She grabbed a few of everything off the menu- the biscuit sandwiches, the pimento and cheese, and some biscuit mix to bring back to Sarah . Everything was divine! The biscuits were so light and fluffy and the savory biscuits were delicious!
We will totally be ordering ours for Christmas morning! www.calliesbiscuits.com and use our code “sayitsouthern” for 15% off!
Join us as we Say it Southern with entrepreneur Carrie Morey. Carrie tells us all about how and why she founded the award winning Callile’s Hot Little Biscuit eateries know for their homemade biscuits from scratch and her mother’s pimento cheese recipe. Join us as we Say It Southern with Carrie Morey.
Join us as we Say it Southern with the co-founder and co-creator of Turkey on the Table, April George.
Katie has done such GORGEOUS shoots and is touted as one of the South’s most stylish young women to follow- but before her styling days she just simply loved to cook. Here’s one of her MUST HAVE recipes- Homemade chicken pot pie. Katie’s Chicken Pot PieChicken Potpie
1/4 cup (1/2 stick) butter
5 Tbs flour 1/2 cup madeira or dry sherry
2 1/2 cups chicken stock
1 tsp chopped fresh thyme
1/2 tsp salt
1/4 tsp fresh pepper
1 cup heavy cream or half-and-half
6 cups shredded cooked chicken
1 cup frozen peas
1 cup shredded carrots
1 (17 ounce package frozen puff pastry
1 egg
Preheat the oven to 400 degrees. Melt butter in a 4-quart saucepan. Whisk in flour. Cook for 2 minutes or until bubbly, whisking constantly. Add the madeira. Add the chicken stock gradually, whisking constantly. Cook for 4 to 6 minutes or until thickened and smooth, whisking constantly. Stir in thyme, salt and pepper. Add the cream gradually, stirring constantly. Stir in chicken, peas and carrots. Cook for 20 minutes. Divide evenly among 6 to 8 individual bowls.
Meanwhile, thaw the puff pastry according to the package directions. Unfold 1 pastry sheet at a time on a lightly floured surface. Roll out slightly. Repeat with the remaining pastry. Cut 3 to 4 circles from each pastry sheet in a diameter slightly larger than the bowls. Moisten the edge of each circle with water and drape over the top of the bowl, sealing or fluting the edge. Cut out decorative shapes, such as leaves, from the pastry scraps with a sharp knife if desired. Brush the cutouts with water and gently lay on top. Place the bowls on a baking sheet. Combine egg with a small amount of water in a bowl and mix well. Brush over tops of potpies. Bake for 10 minutes at 400 degrees. Reduce oven temperature to 350 degrees and bake for 40 minutes.
Enjoy!
Find this recipe and more at Katie’s Lifestyle Blog; www.stylingmyeveryday.com or in her fabulous book.
“So Much to Celebrate”- Available NOW on Amazon Prime!
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Katie Jacobs | So Much To CelebrateThe Remix is always better than the original, right? We are nearing our 1 year anniversary of the podcast and thought it would be fun to re-visit our very FIRST episode of Say it Southern with one of our favorite guests, Katie Jacobs. It’s such a great episode and one that you will want to hear again- or in case you missed it- you are in for a treat!!
Katie Jacobs, a Nashville native, is a stylist, photographer, artist, graphic designer and a new author. Katie does all this and still finds time to cook home cooked meals for her husband and two small children. Katie reached for the stars about ten years ago and has made her dreams a reality. Her new book, So Much to Celebrate, is just the beginning for this southern woman. You’ve probably seen Katie if you read Southern Living, Martha Stewart Living or Oprah magazine. She also works closely with fellow southern gal Reese Witherspoon and her national brand Draper James. In this episode of Say It Southern, we learn what inspires Katie, her goals for the future and hear her advice for the holidays. Join us as we Say It Southern with Katie Jacobs.