Episode 76: Will Casterlow and Triad PC Solutions
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Triad Cyber Solutions provides professional cybersecurity services and consulting to small and medium business, education, enterprise, and non-profit organizations. We offer top-rated protection with our managed security services. We audit your existing cyber security infrastructure to close any security gaps that may put your organization at risk for a cyber attack. In today’s business environment, technology is key to innovation, collaboration and growth. You need a managed service provider that understands your unique needs, plus has the practical experience necessary to...
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Episode 75: Keith Siler and Siler's Cane Corso's
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He has been called a dog whisperer. The familiar adage, dogs are a man’s best friend, rings true for over half a million households across the United States. According to the Forbes Advisor, 66% of Americans own pets, totaling nearly 89.6 million homes. Of that 89.6 million, 65.1 million are dog owners. (Information based on Pet Ownership Statistics 2024) The numbers mentioned are based on registered ownership of dogs; however, they don’t account for the countless number of people who have picked up strays or acquired a dog from a friend of a friend....
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Episode 74: Jarie Chantell with Clear My Skin by JChantell
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When it comes to maintaining beautiful and healthy skin, Jarie Chantell Ayala-Bullock knows something about it. The Orlando, FL, resident is an Esthetician licensed in Virginia, Maryland, and Florida. Jarie enjoys a balanced and well-rounded lifestyle. She is married with four kids, having one son of her own and two bonus daughters and one bonus son. Besides being a savvy businesswoman, she has accomplished quite a bit professionally and personally in her life. Jarie is an Army Veteran and graduated with honors from American InterContinental University with a...
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Episode 73: Daria Via and Cozy + MeTime Candles
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The history of candles dates back many years, even centuries. According to The National Candle Association, one of the earliest uses of candles can be traced to the Ancient Egyptians in 3,000 B.C. as a way to provide light. Candles have also been central to worship and religious ceremonies thousands of years ago. Did you know that in the 1800s, candles were used by miners as a way to keep track of time? The candles were marked with 12 lines, and when the wick burnt to a specific line, the miners would know it was time for a shift change. Today, most people...
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Episode 72: Coach Melody McClellan with Unwrap You
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Americans are among the most morbidly obese globally. Still, we spend more than any country per capita on weight loss gimmicks. Melody McClellan is a wife, mother, and former pharmaceutical sales rep, and eleven years ago, she would have never imagined herself helping others in physical health and wellness. Today, she can’t imagine doing anything else. As her clients call her, Coach Melody is an outstanding Health and Wellness transformation strategist with twenty-plus years of experience. “After years as a pharmaceutical sales rep, I realized there is a huge lack of education around...
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Episode 71: Jensine Reeder & The Source Unlimited LLC
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Without question, Jensine Reeder is a lover of all people. The Greenville, SC, resident has a reputation for giving and pouring into others. She has intentionally made limitless connections across the beauty, technology, and nonprofit sectors and provided hope and opportunities while doing so. Jensine’s story reflects the life of someone who has refused to be denied or misled. She shares, “Family has always been important to me. I grew up in Greenville, SC, as the oldest of five siblings, and Southern Baptist ideals shaped my adolescent...
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Episode 70: ICONI Leggings & Angel Johnson
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Angel Johnson is sort of a world traveler. Her feet have touched down in many places, such as Kuwait, Qatar, and Afghanistan. However, she is still a true Southern girl. Originally from Charleston, SC, she attended the Citadel Military College there and is one of the first one hundred black women to graduate from there in its 150 year history. Her next move, she was commissioned into the United States Air Force as a Second Lieutenant and enjoyed an eight-year career there, obtaining the rank of Captain while, of course, traveling abroad....
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Episode 69: Bridgette Williams - Demhaj Poetry Lounge
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Bridgette Williams is an entrepreneur who allows divine inspiration to guide her, and it hasn’t steered her wrong yet. Currently, she owns two thriving businesses. Bridgette’s latest product of divine intervention is Demhaj Poetry Lounge, located in High Point, NC. The name Demhaj is significant for many reasons. “When I first conceived the idea of the coffee shop, I remember thinking about how much love and joy my son brought me so that I would name the business after him. I wanted people to feel what I felt in a way. My son’s name...
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Episode 68 - Dionne M. King - DMK Consults - Huami Magazine Community Celebration 2023
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On this episode, we are featuring Dionne M. King with DMK Consults, based in Kansas City, MO. She will be one of the speakers at the Huami Magazine Community Celebration 2023 - Black Business Expo. This event will take place on June 9th, 2023 at the International Civil Rights Center & Museum in downtown Greensboro, NC. For more information, please call 336-340-7844 or visit our website at www.huamimagazine.com
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Episode 67: Seretta Boson - The Pickle Lady - Huami Magazine Community Celebration 2023
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On this episode, we are featuring Seretta Boson, owner of Sarge's Famous Pickles based in Little Rock, AR. She will be one of the vendors at the Huami Magazine Community Celebration 2023 - Community Day. This event will take place on June 10th, 2023 at Aggie Park in Greensboro, NC (Next to the Hayes Taylor YMCA) For more information, please call 336-340-7844 or visit our website at www.huamimagazine.com
info_outlineAccording to Merriam-Webster’s online dictionary, one definition of fashion is to give shape or form to make, construct, or create (something), usually with careful attention or by using imagination and ingenuity. In so many words, this clearly defines who Stephanie Hobbs is.
The talented fashion designer developed a passion for fashion as a young girl. Stephanie was born and raised in the small town of Morrow, AR, and learned early on about the importance of looking appropriate for every moment. “As a little girl, I would walk around in my mother’s high heels and model myself by what she showed me,” she says. “I inherited my mother’s style and sense of fashion, and it showed.”
She was known as the stylish one amongst her friends. She loved helping others arrange outfits for any event, big or small. When they would go out, others would notice their unique style and ask who created such a look. Stephanie says she wasn’t thinking of making a business out of her craft during that time, but after so many suggestions, praying about it, and speaking with friends, she decided to give it a chance. On June 16, 2018, Style Me Stephanie was launched in Hot Springs, AR.
Stephanie’s business doesn’t stop at fashion shows and styling. She has a long list of services, including personal/fashion styling and wardrobe, personal shopping, virtual styling, photoshoot consultations, closet revamps, and fashion show coordination. She also has her product line on her website. Additionally, she is a brand ambassador for Bag It Up Boutique in Arkansas, SBDNC Apparel in Georgia, and a Lead Wardrobe Stylist for Chrissy Bryant Photograph, an independent contractor with Q Clothier.
Stephanie’s clients’ transformation and the development of their confidence are what drive her. She also shares it’s the positive feedback and testimonies that help her look forward to working with the following new client. Moving forward, she plans to become more involved with philanthropy and give back to her community. She plans to give back financially and by educating teenage girls in fashion and etiquette.
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