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064 – John Fleer on Learning How to Become a Restaurateur

What does it take to run a successful restaurant group in Asheville? John Fleer, our humble guest and Asheville restaurateur, shares his personal story in this episode.

063 – Aaaand we’re back!

In this episode, we kick off Season 5 with a few special announcements and a teaser of what's to come.

062 – Season 4 Highlights

In this episode, we recap season 4, sharing with you our favorite sound bites and highlights from each interview. Think of it as your a sampler plate of season 4.

061 – Keynon Lake of My Daddy Taught Me That

Born and raised in Asheville, Keynon Lake is an author, mentor, social worker, radio host, and public speaker. In 2012, he founded My Daddy Me and has been running the program on a volunteer basis since.

060 – Aisha Adams on Creating Equity for Everyone

In this episode, we interview Aisha Adams, a coach, business developer, and social media influencer. She is the founder of Aisha Adams Media Group, Equity Over Everything, and NappyThoughts.com.

059 – Jaze Uries on Creating Art and Music with Intention

Jaze Uries is a singer, drummer, songwriter, and photographer. Jaze has been creating music for nearly three decades. At age twenty he left the New School for Contemporary Music in NYC where he was studying to tour the world as a drummer. He recently released his first song called "Touch" together with his bandmate, Ted. Their group name is Tü Koyote.

058 – Sarajane Case on the Enneagram, Publishing a Book, and Building a Content Strategy that Works for You

Based in Asheville, Sarajane Case is s coach, writer, and speaker. Using research and mindset shifts that she has compiled over the years, Sarajane help women find (and re-find) joy in their work and life. She is the author of The Honest Enneagram, as well as the founder of Enneagram and Coffee and @YourCoffeeatHome.

057 – Molly Dingledine, Jeweler and Founder of Sisters in Circles

In this episode, we interview Molly Dingledine, an Asheville-based jeweler and the founder of Sisters in Circles, a non-profit organization run by women for women.

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064 – John Fleer on Learning How to Become a Restaurateur

063 – Aaaand we’re back!

062 – Season 4 Highlights

061 – Keynon Lake of My Daddy Taught Me That

060 – Aisha Adams on Creating Equity for Everyone

059 – Jaze Uries on Creating Art and Music with Intention

058 – Sarajane Case on the Enneagram, Publishing a Book, and Building a Content Strategy that Works for You

057 – Molly Dingledine, Jeweler and Founder of Sisters in Circles

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