Nashville Fit Media Podcast Network

NFM is excited to spread its wings into the podcast space with our good friends over at Spread The Positive. Our goal is to bring you thoughtful conversation, entertaining commentary on health/ fitness topics as well as a deeper look into local businesses. We hope you enjoy the show as much as we enjoy bringing it to you.

Neil Orne & Nikki Burdine: From Nashville TV News to Not The News | Ground Up Podcast 10/14/2026

Jason Smith's Story: Adapting to Life After Injury and Finding a New Purpose | Music City Mindset 10/13/2026

Foster Care & Adoption: Supporting Foster Families in Nashville | Brent & Anna Morgan | NFM Podcast 10/12/2026

Foster Care & Adoption: Supporting Foster Families in Nashville | Brent & Anna Morgan | NFM Podcast What does it really take to support foster families and children in foster care? On this episode of the NFM Podcast, hosts Collin Schoen and Aaron Hines sit down with Brent and Anna Morgan, a Murfreesboro couple who have built their lives around foster care, adoption, and supporting the foster care community. Brent and Anna share their own family’s journey through fostering and adoption and discuss what they learned about the challenges foster parents face. They also explain why foster parent burnout is such a major issue and how respite care can give foster families the support they need to continue saying yes to children in need. Through Bridge Family Ministries, Brent and Anna now serve more than 75 foster families in the community. Their organization provides respite care, foster parent support groups, teen programs, family events, practical resources, and opportunities to help foster families feel seen, supported, and connected. They also discuss the challenges foster parents experience that people outside the foster care system may never see, why they created Bridge Family Ministries, and how community support can make a lasting difference for children and families. Brent and Anna were also recognized through Redstone Federal Credit Union’s Community Champions program, which provided funding to help Bridge Family Ministries continue expanding its impact and supporting foster families. With foster parenting receiving national attention through the new Miss USA, this conversation brings the topic closer to home and highlights what it actually takes to support foster children, foster parents, and families in the Nashville and Middle Tennessee community. In this episode, we discuss: Brent and Anna’s foster care and adoption journey The realities of becoming a foster parent Foster parent burnout and the importance of respite care Challenges foster families face behind the scenes How Bridge Family Ministries supports more than 75 families Foster parent support groups and community resources Programs for foster teens and families Why community support matters in foster care Redstone Federal Credit Union’s Community Champions program How Middle Tennessee can better support foster families The importance of creating a connected community for children in foster care If you’re interested in foster care, adoption, foster parenting, family support, or learning how you can make a difference in your local community, this episode is a must-watch. Brought to you by: The Yard Well Pro Thrive Enlive #FosterCare #FosterParenting #Adoption #Nashville #Murfreesboro #MiddleTennessee #BridgeFamilyMinistries #NFMpodcast /episode/index/show/nashvillefit/id/43252638

Ryan Gleason on Building a Business, Entrepreneurship & the Future of AI | Ground Up Podcast 10/07/2026

Neil Orne on Life After TV, His Media Career & Why He Started Not The News | Music City Mindset 10/06/2026

Neil Orne on Life After TV, His Media Career & Why He Started Not The News | Music City Mindset What happens when you leave a career in television and decide to build something completely different? On this episode of Music City Mindset, hosts Blake Harris and Evan Butler sit down with longtime media personality Neil Orne for a conversation about his career in television, life after TV, and the creation of Not The News. Neil shares what life was really like working in television and reflects on his media career, the experiences that shaped him, and what led him to step away from TV. He also explains why he started Not The News, what the platform is designed to accomplish, and the goal he has for its future. The conversation also dives into the differences between working in traditional television and creating content through Not The News, including the freedom, challenges, and opportunities that come with doing things differently. In this episode, Neil Orne talks about: His career and experience in television What life was like working on TV Leaving television and adjusting to life after TV Why he started Not The News The mission and goal behind Not The News The differences between traditional TV and Not The News His journey through the media industry Lessons he's learned throughout his career The future of media and content creation Whether you're interested in television, journalism, media, entrepreneurship, content creation, or life after a major career change, this conversation with Neil Orne offers an inside look at what it takes to reinvent yourself and build something new. Subscribe to Music City Mindset for more conversations with entrepreneurs, athletes, entertainers, creators, and leaders from Nashville and beyond. Music City Mindset Hosts: Blake Harris & Evan Butler This episode is brought to you by: The Yard Joint Efforts Podcast Level Wellness #NeilOrne #NotTheNews #MusicCityMindset #Nashville #Television #Media #Journalism #ContentCreation #Podcast #LifeAfterTV /episode/index/show/nashvillefit/id/43194748

Park Center Nashville: Mental Health, Community Support & Celebration of Courage | NFM Podcast 10/05/2026

How to Find Clarity, Build Your Skillset & Grow Your Business | Charlie Sells | Ground Up Podcast 09/30/2026

Kristy Cox on Moving to America, Her Journey & New Album | “Hurricane” LIVE | Music City Mindset 09/29/2026

Exercises Everyone Should Be Doing | Strength, Fitness & Nutrition | NFM Podcast 09/28/2026

Darryn Hobbs: His Story, Journey & What He’s Building Now | Ground Up Podcast 09/23/2026

Ishmael “The Black Superman” on Fitness, Discipline & Building Community | Music City Mindset 09/22/2026

Ishmael “The Black Superman” on Fitness, Discipline & Building Community | Music City Mindset What does it take to build confidence, longevity, and community through movement? On this episode of Music City Mindset, Blake Harris and Evan Butler sit down with Ishmael “The Black Superman” Sandiford — athlete, calisthenics coach, fitness entrepreneur, and founder of Fit-X Experience. Ishmael shares the story behind his passion for fitness, which was shaped by watching his father train with discipline and inspired by his late brother, who lived with cerebral palsy far beyond doctors’ expectations through a commitment to healthy practices. From sharing workouts and motivation on social media to building an audience of more than 150,000 followers, Ishmael has made movement and fitness a central part of his mission. He also explains the story behind his famous “Black Supermans” — a midrange-style pushup that he recommends as a daily movement — and how he works toward completing at least 1,000 every day. The conversation also dives into Fit-X Experience, the fitness party concept Ishmael founded in 2025. Combining DJs, trainers, high-energy workouts, music, and community, Fit-X is designed to make fitness feel welcoming, fun, and accessible for people of all fitness levels. Ishmael and the Fit-X Experience Tour are coming to Nashville on Saturday, September 26, 2026, for Headliners Onlyat The Lab Training Studio. FIT-X EXPERIENCE TOUR: HEADLINERS ONLY Saturday, September 26, 2026 10:30 AM – 12:30 PM The Lab Training Studio — Nashville, TN Tickets: $20 The Nashville event will feature Ish “The Black Superman” Sandiford, guest trainers, music, high-energy boot camp workouts, wellness and fitness vendors, and a community-focused atmosphere designed to get people moving and having fun. Get Tickets: Learn More About Fit-X Experience: Music City Mindset brings you conversations about fitness, business, culture, mindset, and the people shaping Nashville and beyond. Brought to You By: Ounce Of Hope | Joint Efforts | Enlive #MusicCityMindset #IshmaelSandiford #BlackSuperman #FitXExperience #Calisthenics #Fitness #NashvilleFitness #NashvilleTN #FitnessMotivation #BodyweightTraining #CommunityFitness #NashvilleEvents #Pushups #FitnessEntrepreneur /episode/index/show/nashvillefit/id/42973878

From Combat Marine to Entrepreneur: Bryan Wiggins on Leadership, Fatherhood & Becoming a Trench Made Man | NFM 09/21/2026

From Combat Marine to Entrepreneur: Bryan Wiggins on Leadership, Fatherhood & Becoming a Trench Made Man | NFM In this episode of the NFM Podcast, hosts Abby Miranda and Collin Schoen sit down with Bryan Wiggins — Combat Marine, husband, father, entrepreneur, and founder of Charlie Company — for a conversation about leadership, family, business, faith, and what it really means to become a man others can depend on. Bryan’s journey from the Marine Corps to the blue-collar world and entrepreneurship has shaped a philosophy centered around embracing the hard seasons of life rather than avoiding them. He believes men should take pride in what they build, lead their families and communities well, and be willing to go through the “trench” required to grow into stronger, more capable men. Bryan also shares the story behind Trench Made Society, a membership community for men and business owners focused on leadership, business systems, scalability, brotherhood, faith, family, and freedom. He also hosts the In the Trench Podcast, where he has honest conversations about entrepreneurship, leadership, fatherhood, and personal growth. In this conversation, Abby, Collin, and Bryan discuss: • Bryan’s experience as a Combat Marine • Life after the Marine Corps • Blue-collar work and entrepreneurship • The importance of leadership for men • Fatherhood, family, and responsibility • Building businesses that can scale • Faith and personal growth • What it means to embrace the “trench” • Brotherhood and having people you can depend on • The mission behind Trench Made Society • Becoming a more capable and dependable man Bryan brings a perspective shaped by real-world experience as a Marine, contractor, founder, husband, and father. This episode explores the challenges that come with building a meaningful life and why the difficult seasons can often be the ones that shape us the most. Learn more about Bryan Wiggins: Instagram: Bryan Wiggins Facebook: Bryan Wiggins YouTube: In the Trench Podcast Trench Made Society: Trench Made Society Charlie Company: Charlie Company This episode is brought to you by: B2 Wellness Suites Level Wellness Social Indoor Subscribe to the NFM Podcast for more conversations about fitness, wellness, entrepreneurship, leadership, and the people shaping Nashville and beyond. #NFM #NFMpodcast #BryanWiggins #Entrepreneurship #Leadership #Marine #MarineCorps #Fatherhood #MensLeadership #TrenchMadeSociety #Business #Faith #Fitness #Nashville /episode/index/show/nashvillefit/id/42965233

Why Terry Barga Wrote Still Standing | The Story, Lessons & Message Behind the Book | Ground Up Podcast 09/16/2026

Why Terry Barga Wrote Still Standing | The Story, Lessons & Message Behind the Book | Ground Up Podcast What does it mean to be Still Standing? In this episode of the Ground Up Podcast, Terry Barga and Vanessa Hampton take another deep dive into Terry’s book, Still Standing, exploring the story behind the book, the lessons that shaped it, and what Terry hopes readers take away from its message. Terry shares the origin of Still Standing and why he felt compelled to put his experiences, lessons, and perspective into a book. He also breaks down the Thermostat Principle — what it means, how it can influence the way we live and lead, and why understanding your internal “thermostat” can be so important when it comes to growth and change. The conversation also explores the powerful “Who Not How” principle and the importance of surrounding yourself with the right people instead of believing you have to figure everything out on your own. Terry discusses the deeper purpose behind Still Standing and what he ultimately wants people to gain from reading it — lessons that can apply to business, leadership, personal growth, relationships, resilience, and everyday life. Whether you're an entrepreneur, leader, coach, or someone navigating your own challenges, this episode offers practical insight and encouragement to help you keep moving forward. In this episode: The origin story behind Still Standing Why Terry decided to write the book The Thermostat Principle explained How your internal “thermostat” can impact growth The meaning behind “Who Not How” Why the right people can help you reach your goals Lessons from Terry’s personal journey What Terry wants readers to take away from Still Standing Resilience, leadership, personal growth, and purpose Ground Up Podcast Hosts: Terry Barga & Vanessa Hampton Still Standing by Terry Barga This episode is brought to you by Ounce Of Hope, B2 Wellness Suites, The Yard, Oaks Press, BodyWell, and Level Wellness. #GroundUpPodcast #TerryBarga #StillStanding #WhoNotHow #ThermostatPrinciple #PersonalGrowth #Entrepreneurship #BusinessLeadership #Leadership #Resilience #SelfImprovement #NashvillePodcast /episode/index/show/nashvillefit/id/42884735

Lou Ridley on Music, Nashville & Her Journey | American Girl Live Performance | Music City Mindset 09/15/2026

The Next Door Recovery: Breaking Barriers in Addiction Recovery & Mental Health | NFM Podcast 09/14/2026

The Next Door Recovery: Breaking Barriers in Addiction Recovery & Mental Health | NFM Podcast What does real recovery look like, and what does it take to create a community where people can truly heal? On this episode of the NFM Podcast, hosts Abby Miranda and Collin Schoen sit down with Amanda Dunlap, LPC-MHSP, Clinical Executive Director of The Next Door Recovery, and Rachel Morris, Executive Director of The Next Door Recovery, to discuss addiction recovery, mental health, leadership, and the importance of providing meaningful support to women and families. Amanda and Rachel share their experiences working with The Next Door Recovery, a Nashville organization dedicated to helping women overcome addiction and build healthier, more stable lives. They discuss their personal journeys within the organization, the evolution of its programs, and the challenges and opportunities involved in serving people in recovery. Amanda brings extensive clinical experience to the conversation, drawing from her work as a licensed professional counselor and her years of leadership at The Next Door Recovery. Rachel shares her journey from Operations Assistant to Executive Director and the behind-the-scenes work that has helped the organization grow. In this episode, we explore: Addiction recovery and behavioral health Mental health and the recovery journey Supporting women through addiction and life transitions The importance of community in recovery Clinical care and treatment programs Leadership in the nonprofit and recovery space The challenges facing people seeking recovery How organizations like The Next Door Recovery make a difference The importance of compassion, connection, and long-term support Whether you work in healthcare, fitness, mental health, recovery, or simply want to better understand the challenges people face on their journey toward a healthier life, this is an important conversation. Watch, listen, and share this episode of the NFM Podcast. Connect & Learn More Learn more about The Next Door Recovery and the work they are doing to support women and families throughout the recovery journey. Brought to You By B2 Wellness Suites Social Indoor Enlive /episode/index/show/nashvillefit/id/42884650

How Well Do Entrepreneurs Really Know Business? | Ground Up Podcast 09/09/2026

What’s REALLY Happening in Nashville? Growth, Sports, Dolly Parton & More | Music City Mindset 09/08/2026

Is CrossFit Fading? The Rise of HYROX & What’s Next in Fitness | NFM Podcast 09/07/2026

Growing Pains: The Reality of Scaling a Business | Ground Up Podcast 09/02/2026

Growing Pains: The Reality of Scaling a Business | Ground Up Podcast How fast should your business grow? On this episode of the Ground Up Podcast, Terry Barga and Vanessa Hampton dive into the realities of business growthand why growing faster isn’t always better. While rapid growth can sound like the ultimate goal, it can also bring increased stress, difficult decisions, operational challenges, and pressure that can impact both business owners and their teams. Terry and Vanessa discuss how to recognize when your business is growing too quickly, the challenges that can come with scaling too fast, and why finding the right pace of growth can be the key to building a stronger, healthier, and more sustainable business. They also talk about the importance of having the right systems in place, understanding your capacity, and making intentional decisions that allow your business to grow without sacrificing quality or your own well-being. If you're an entrepreneur, business owner, or someone looking to take their company to the next level, this conversation offers valuable insight into scaling a business, sustainable growth, entrepreneurship, leadership, and avoiding burnout. In This Episode: The challenges of growing a business too quickly Why rapid growth can create stress and pressure How to determine the right speed for your business Building a foundation before scaling The importance of sustainable business growth Knowing when your business is ready for the next step Avoiding burnout while building a successful company Making intentional decisions for long-term growth If you enjoy conversations about business, entrepreneurship, leadership, growth, and building from the ground up, make sure to like, subscribe, and turn on notifications for more episodes of the Ground Up Podcast. Brought to you by: Ounce Of Hope, B2 Wellness Suites, The Yard, Level Wellness, BodyWell, and Oaks Press. #GroundUpPodcast #BusinessGrowth #Entrepreneurship #BusinessGrowthStrategy #ScalingABusiness #SmallBusiness #BusinessOwner #Entrepreneur #Leadership #SustainableGrowth #NashvilleBusiness #BusinessPodcast /episode/index/show/nashvillefit/id/42620130

Are You Ready for Change? The Role of Discipline, Faith & Growth | Music City Mindset 09/01/2026

Building Community Through Endurance: Cole Lindquist & Finish Line Society | NFM Podcast 08/31/2026

Building Community Through Endurance: Cole Lindquist & Finish Line Society | NFM Podcast What happens when you decide to completely change the direction of your life? On this episode of the NFM Podcast, host Abby Miranda sits down with Cole Lindquist, a single father, endurance athlete, and founder of Finish Line Society, a Nashville-based endurance event company built around community, resilience, recovery, and the belief that the finish line is only the beginning. Cole shares his powerful story of getting sober on February 29, 2024, and how recovery changed the way he viewed himself, his future, and his role as a father to his daughter, Blakely. After getting sober, Cole turned to running and exercise, discovering discipline, structure, and a new purpose through early mornings and the daily process of becoming better than the day before. What started with barely being able to run a mile eventually led to half marathons, marathons, ultramarathons, multiple IRONMAN 70.3 events, and countless other races. Cole explains how endurance sports became more than physical challenges—they became a way to rebuild his life and discover what he was truly capable of. Cole also talks about the moment during his first IRONMAN when he realized that the real accomplishment wasn't simply crossing the finish line, but becoming the person capable of getting there. That realization ultimately inspired him to create Finish Line Society in Nashville. The conversation also highlights the inaugural Nashville Fall Forward Classic, happening September 12 at Two Rivers Park, featuring 5K, 10K, and 15K races. In honor of National Recovery Month, the event benefits The Next Door Recovery, an organization helping women overcome addiction and rebuild their lives—a mission that is deeply personal to Cole. From sobriety and recovery to fatherhood, endurance training, entrepreneurship, and community, Cole's story is a powerful reminder that your past doesn't have to determine your future. You can start again. You can become someone you never thought possible. 🎙️ In This Episode: * Cole Lindquist's journey into endurance sports * Sobriety and rebuilding your life through recovery * Fatherhood and becoming more present * Going from struggling to run a mile to completing IRONMAN 70.3 races * Marathons, ultramarathons, and endurance training * The mindset behind long-distance endurance * Finding purpose beyond the finish line * The story behind Finish Line Society * Building an endurance community in Nashville * The Nashville Fall Forward Classic * Supporting The Next Door Recovery * Why it's never too late to start again Follow the NFM Podcast for more conversations on fitness, health, wellness, resilience, entrepreneurship, and the people shaping Nashville's wellness community. This episode is brought to you by The Yard, Social Indoor, and B2 Wellness Suites. #NFM #NFMPodcast #ColeLindquist #FinishLineSociety #Nashville #NashvilleTN #EnduranceAthlete #Running #IRONMAN #Ironman703 #Ultramarathon #MarathonTraining #Sobriety #Recovery #AddictionRecovery #Fatherhood #MentalStrength #Resilience #NashvilleRunning #FitnessPodcast /episode/index/show/nashvillefit/id/42614190

Inside Kollective Nashville: The Future of Fitness, Wellness & Community | Shane & Kristi Wallen | Ground Up Podcast 08/26/2026

Inside Kollective Nashville: The Future of Fitness, Wellness & Community | Shane & Kristi Wallen | Ground Up Podcast What happens when fitness, wellness, performance, work, and community all come together under one roof? On this episode of the Ground Up Podcast, hosts Terry Barga and Vanessa Hampton sit down with Shane and Kristi Wallen, the owners of Kollective in Nashville, to talk about what is coming to Music City and what people can expect from this one-of-a-kind space. Shane and Kristi share the story behind Kollective Nashville, how they became involved with the project, and why they believe the concept can create something special for the Nashville community. They discuss the vision for Kollective, the atmosphere they want to create, and the people they hope will become part of the community. Kollective is designed to go beyond the traditional gym, bringing together performance training, recovery, wellness, work, and community in one environment. The Nashville location is coming to Wedgewood-Houston, with the club currently scheduled to open in 2026. In this conversation, you'll hear about: • How Shane and Kristi got involved with Kollective • The vision behind Kollective Nashville • What members can expect when the doors open • How Kollective is different from a traditional gym • The importance of building a strong community • Fitness, performance, recovery, and wellness under one roof • Why Nashville was the right city for Kollective • What the future holds for Kollective and its members If you're interested in fitness, wellness, entrepreneurship, Nashville business, performance, recovery, or building a stronger community, this is an episode you won't want to miss. Subscribe to Ground Up Podcast for more conversations with entrepreneurs, leaders, athletes, and changemakers who are building something meaningful from the ground up. Follow Ground Up Podcast Ground Up Podcast Hosted by Terry Barga & Vanessa Hampton This Episode Is Brought To You By: B2 Wellness Suites The Yard Ounce Of Hope Level Wellness Oaks Press #GroundUpPodcast #Kollective #KollectiveNashville #Nashville #NashvilleTN #Fitness #Wellness #Performance #Recovery #Community #Entrepreneurship #NashvilleBusiness #TerryBarga #VanessaHampton #ShaneWallen #KristiWallen /episode/index/show/nashvillefit/id/42537685

The Story Behind Sho-Bud: Nashville’s Legendary Steel Guitar Legacy | Dawn & Will Jackson | Music City Mindset 08/25/2026

Terry Coulter: Getting Stronger With Age | 2025 Ms. Tennessee Senior America | NFM Podcast 08/24/2026

Terry Coulter: Getting Stronger With Age | 2025 Ms. Tennessee Senior America | NFM Podcast What if getting older isn’t about slowing down—but about getting stronger? On this episode of the NFM Podcast, host Collin Schoen sits down with Terry Coulter, the 2025 Ms. Tennessee Senior America and First Runner-Up at the National Senior America Pageant, to talk about strength, fitness, healthy aging, and why it’s never too late to pursue a new dream. Terry became a Certified Personal Trainer at age 52 after a knee injury ended her running career. Rather than letting the injury slow her down, she reinvented herself through strength training and has spent more than a decade helping others improve their health, fitness, and quality of life. Terry shares her journey into fitness, her experience competing in the Tennessee Senior Olympics, her high-energy Rocky jump rope routine, and how she uses her platform—including her “10 with Terry” fitness videos—to inspire people of all ages to stay active and build strength. She also talks about her work with Doors of Hope, where she volunteers by leading a weekly fitness class for women in residential recovery, and how raising her 11-year-old granddaughter motivates her to stay strong, healthy, and active. Whether you're looking to improve your fitness after 50, build strength as you age, or simply need a reminder that you're never too old to start something new, Terry's story is proof that age is not a limitation—it can be a reason to become even stronger. In this episode, Collin and Terry discuss: Terry’s journey to becoming a personal trainer at 52 How a knee injury changed her approach to fitness The importance of strength training as we age Healthy aging and maintaining independence Competing in the Tennessee Senior Olympics Becoming the 2025 Ms. Tennessee Senior America Her experience at the National Senior America Pageant The “10 with Terry” fitness videos Giving back through Doors of Hope Raising her 11-year-old granddaughter Why it’s never too late to pursue a dream How to stay active, strong, and healthy at any age If you enjoyed this episode, like, comment, and subscribe to the NFM Podcast for more conversations about fitness, health, wellness, and inspiring people making a difference. Brought to you by: ChillN | Level Wellness | Enlive #NFMPodcast #TerryCoulter #HealthyAging #FitnessOver50 #StrengthTraining #SeniorFitness #FitnessMotivation #HealthyLifestyle #ActiveAging #PersonalTrainer /episode/index/show/nashvillefit/id/42529160

Laura Schweizer on Leaving News, Finding Purpose & Changing Lives | Ground Up Podcast 08/19/2026

Laura Schweizer on Leaving News, Finding Purpose & Changing Lives | Ground Up Podcast What happens when you walk away from the career you once dreamed of to pursue something with a deeper purpose? On this episode of the Ground Up Podcast, hosts Terry Barga and Vanessa Hampton sit down with Laura Schweizerfor an inspiring conversation about her journey through the news industry, why she chose to leave, and what she’s building today. Laura shares how she first got into news, what drew her to journalism, and the experiences that ultimately led her to make the difficult decision to step away. She opens up about what was happening behind the scenes and how that transition became a turning point in her life. Today, Laura is focused on Change The Stars, an organization making a meaningful impact and creating positive change in the lives of others. She discusses the mission behind Change The Stars, the work they’re doing, and why this new chapter has been so impactful for her. If you’re interested in career transitions, finding purpose, entrepreneurship, making an impact, personal growth, and inspiring stories from people building something meaningful, this episode is for you. Subscribe to the Ground Up Podcast for more conversations about business, life, purpose, entrepreneurship, and the people who are building their lives from the ground up. In This Episode: Laura Schweizer’s journey into the news industry Why she wanted to pursue a career in news Her experiences working in the news Why she ultimately left the industry The events and decisions that led to her career transition What Laura is doing with Change The Stars The mission and impact of Change The Stars Finding purpose beyond your original career path Turning a major life change into an opportunity to make an impact Brought to you by: ChillN B2 Wellness Suites Ounce Of Hope Oaks Press Level Wellness #GroundUpPodcast #LauraSchweizer #ChangeTheStars #Nashville #Podcast #CareerChange #Entrepreneurship #PersonalGrowth #MakingAnImpact #NewsIndustry /episode/index/show/nashvillefit/id/42477070

Music City Brewers Fest 2026: What to Know Before You Go | Candace Price of Half Full Events | Music City Mindset 08/18/2026

Music City Brewers Fest 2026: What to Know Before You Go | Candace Price of Half Full Events | Music City Mindset What makes Music City Brewers Fest one of Nashville’s must-attend events? In this episode of Music City Mindset, hosts Blake Harris and Evan Butler sit down with Candace Price, founder of Half Full Events, to talk about the upcoming 2026 Music City Brewers Fest, happening August 22 in Nashville, Tennessee. Candace gives listeners an inside look at what to expect at the festival and shares tips on how to navigate Music City Brewers Fest, make the most of your experience, and enjoy everything the event has to offer. She also explains the story behind Half Full Events, why she started the company, the other events she produces, and what made Nashville the perfect place to build her business. Whether you're a longtime Nashville local, a craft beer enthusiast, or planning to attend Music City Brewers Fest for the first time, this conversation gives you a behind-the-scenes look at the people and passion driving Nashville’s event scene. In This Episode: Everything you need to know about Music City Brewers Fest 2026 What to expect on August 22 How to navigate the festival and make the most of your experience The story behind Half Full Events Why Candace Price started her own events company Other events produced by Half Full Events Why Candace chose Nashville as the home for her business The Nashville events and entertainment scene If you enjoy conversations about Nashville events, entrepreneurship, craft beer, business, and the people building Music City, make sure to like, subscribe, and turn on notifications for more episodes of Music City Mindset. Brought to you by: Ounce Of Hope | Enlive | Social Indoor #MusicCityMindset #MusicCityBrewersFest #BrewersFest2026 #Nashville #NashvilleEvents #CraftBeer #HalfFullEvents #CandacePrice #NashvilleEntrepreneur #NashvilleBeer /episode/index/show/nashvillefit/id/42471535

Building Toxxology: The Future of Medical Aesthetics, Skin Health & Aging Confidently | NFM Podcast 08/17/2026

Building Toxxology: The Future of Medical Aesthetics, Skin Health & Aging Confidently | NFM Podcast What does it take to build a medical aesthetics practice that puts patient care, natural-looking results, and evidence-based treatments at the center of everything? On this episode of the NFM Podcast, host Collin Schoen sits down with Kaley Thompson and Jessica Dumsky, co-founders of Toxxology Skin & Wellness in Nashville, Tennessee. Kaley and Jess met while working as nurses at a former med spa, and that shared experience ultimately inspired them to create their own practice. They discuss their journey from nursing to entrepreneurship, why they founded Toxxology, and their mission to create an elevated medical aesthetics experience built around education, trust, and long-term relationships. The conversation dives into medical aesthetics, injectables, regenerative aesthetics, skin rejuvenation, natural-looking results, and aging confidently. Kaley and Jess also share how their clinical backgrounds and advanced training influence the way they approach patient care and aesthetic treatments. Whether you're interested in Botox, injectables, skin health, regenerative aesthetics, anti-aging treatments, or starting a medical aesthetics business, this episode offers valuable insight into the rapidly evolving world of aesthetics and wellness. In This Episode: The story behind Toxxology Skin & Wellness How Kaley and Jess met as nurses Why they decided to start their own medical aesthetics practice The importance of exceptional patient care Creating natural-looking aesthetic results Evidence-based aesthetic medicine Injectables and advanced aesthetic treatments Regenerative aesthetics and skin rejuvenation Helping patients age confidently Patient education and building trust Creating an elevated client experience The importance of relationships in healthcare Entrepreneurship in the medical aesthetics industry Toxxology Skin & Wellness — Nashville, Tennessee Subscribe to the NFM Podcast for more conversations about fitness, wellness, health, entrepreneurship, and the people shaping the Nashville wellness community. Brought to you by: Ounce Of Hope | Social Indoor | Enlive #NFMPodcast #Toxxology #MedicalAesthetics #Nashville #SkinCare #Aesthetics #Injectables #SkinRejuvenation #RegenerativeAesthetics #AntiAging #Wellness #NashvilleTN #AestheticMedicine #Entrepreneurship /episode/index/show/nashvillefit/id/42452310

Still Standing: Terry Barga's Powerful New Book, Faith, Resilience & Life Lessons | Ground Up Podcast 08/12/2026

Still Standing: Terry Barga's Powerful New Book, Faith, Resilience & Life Lessons | Ground Up Podcast 08/11/2026

The Truth About Healthy Eating | Trim Healthy Mama Founders Pearl Barrett & Serene Allison | NFM Podcast 08/10/2026

The Truth About Healthy Eating | Trim Healthy Mama Founders Pearl Barrett & Serene Allison | NFM Podcast Can you lose weight, enjoy your favorite foods, and build a healthy lifestyle without restrictive dieting? On this episode of the NFM Podcast, hosts Abby Miranda and Collin Schoen sit down with Pearl Barrett and Serene Allison, the bestselling authors and cofounders of the worldwide Trim Healthy Mama movement. Pearl and Serene share their incredible journey from growing up in New Zealand and Australia, to recording music with Forefront Records, touring as Christian artists, and eventually discovering their life's calling—helping families experience sustainable health through balanced nutrition. The conversation dives into the philosophy behind Trim Healthy Mama, why they reject fad diets and food guilt, and how their faith shaped a wellness approach centered on grace, whole foods, and long-term success instead of quick fixes. Whether you're looking to lose weight, improve your nutrition, or simply build healthier habits that actually last, this episode is packed with practical wisdom and encouragement. In this episode, you'll learn: The inspiring story behind Trim Healthy Mama Why restrictive diets often fail How faith influenced their health journey The importance of food freedom and balanced nutrition Tips for creating sustainable healthy habits Raising healthy families without obsession Why wellness should bring joy—not stress If you're passionate about health, fitness, nutrition, longevity, and living your healthiest life, this is an episode you won't want to miss. Like this video Leave a comment with your biggest health takeaway! Subscribe to the NFM Podcast for more conversations with leaders in health, fitness, nutrition, and wellness. This episode is brought to you by: B2 Wellness Suites Social Indoor Level Wellness #NFMPodcast #TrimHealthyMama #PearlBarrett #SereneAllison #HealthyEating #Nutrition #WeightLoss #FoodFreedom #Wellness #HealthyLifestyle #WholeFoods #FaithAndHealth #FitnessPodcast #HealthPodcast #SustainableWeightLoss #BalancedNutrition #HealthyHabits #Longevity #WellnessJourney #Nashville /episode/index/show/nashvillefit/id/42369815

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