In this episode, Elizabeth and Jordan chat with Jen Carter of Jen Carter Coaching.  They discuss her personal journey, as well as what exactly a "life coach" is and how she wants people to see the best version of themselves.  

In this episode, Jordan and Elizabeth chat with Taryn Gibson of Day Before the Rainbow Rescue.  She discusses the joys and challenges of animal rescue and what she has learned over the last several years running her own rescue.  She emphasizes her desires to rise above the "drama" that often surrounds the rescue world and do whatever she can to save as many animals as possible.  

In this episode, Elizabeth and Jordan chat with Jessica Sharp of Sharp Brain Consulting about her role as an educator and social justice advocate.  Jessica shares the details of her personal story as well as her perspective on the events of the last several months including what has changed, and what still needs to change.  

In this episode, Elizabeth and Jordan chat with Brian Knox of B. Knox Photography about his passion for capturing memorable moments in life and what led him on his recent entrepreneurial journey.  He also discusses where his seemingly endless positivity comes from and why he thinks we should all be kinder to one another.  

In this episode, Jordan and Elizabeth chat with Cam Hill of Eleos Ministry about his passion and calling to serve adolescents in an underserved community here in the Upstate.  He shares the "why" behind his story and how pickup basketball turned into relational ministry.

In this episode, Jordan and Elizabeth chat with Chris Egan, who has a huge heart for serving children, adolescents, and adults with disabilities in the Upstate.  Chris has been involved with numerous programs and ministries including Mosaic (Grace Church), Young Life Capernaum, Night to Shine, ClemsonLIFE, and more.  He also currently works for Walgreens, who has become one of the largest employers of individuals with disabilities in the world.  Chris shares his perspectives on why he fell in love with this population and how we can all pitch in to make individuals with disabilities feel more included and appreciated.

In this episode, Elizabeth and Jordan chat with Jerry Blassingame, an expert in helping men and women who have been released from prison with his faith-based program that provides housing, training, and much-needed structure.  Jerry is a devoted advocate for prison and criminal justice reform, and he is also a published author and a frequently sought-after motivational speaker.  

In this episode, Elizabeth and Jordan speak with Holly Callaway of Powerhouse Consulting about her own entrepreneurial and self-discovery journey, as well as what inspired her to step up and create gift boxes to support local small business during the peak of the COVID-19 pandemic.  

In this episode, Elizabeth and Jordan chat with Kim Mogan of GirlUp GVL about what led her to start her own organization that focuses on mentoring at-risk middle school and high school girls in the Upstate.  Kim opens up about her adolescence and how it led her to want to make a difference in the lives of girls in this stage of life, focusing on personal development, mental health, and education.

In this episode, Jordan and Elizabeth chat with Lindsey Hesketh of Fostering Great Ideas, and they discuss the unique issues surrounding foster care.  Fostering Great Ideas tries to bring an innovate approach to an industry that is often overworked, stressed, and lacking feasible ideas for change and improvement.  We all have a part to play in helping these vulnerable members of our society.