The Rabbit Hole Show

In this episode of The Rabbit Hole Show artist Brian Peterson for an inspiring conversation. Brian shares his journey from a career as a car designer to becoming a street artist with a powerful mission. He discusses the transformative impact of his murals and how Brian's creativity opens doors to sharing the gospel in unexpected places. Whether you're an artist, believer, or just someone looking for encouragement, this episode explores the beauty of using our God-given gifts to worship and impact lives. https://www.brianpetersonart.com/ https://www.instagram.com/brianpetersonart Listen now on your favorite podcast platform

In this episode, Chad's mother Laura Anne joins KC to discuss the next chapter of the The Rabbit Hole Show and some of the stories that have happened around and since his passing. Thank you for supporting this show and hope that we are able to carry on the incredible legacy that Chad started

In Episode 97, we bring you a special celebration of life service for our beloved Chad, held on June 15th at Carmel Baptist Church. This episode captures the heartfelt tributes, emotional speeches, and cherished memories shared by family, friends, and community members. Join us as we honor Charles' life, legacy, and the profound impact he had on everyone who knew him. Listen to this moving service and be part of the celebration of a truly remarkable life.

In this special episode, we honor the memory of our beloved Charles by sharing heartfelt stories from the community. Listeners called and texted to share how Charles impacted their lives in positive and meaningful ways. Join us as we celebrate his incredible legacy through these touching and inspiring tales. Tune in to hear the collective tribute to a remarkable individual who left an indelible mark on all who knew him.

In memory of our beloved Charles (Chad), we are reaching out to all those whose lives he touched. If he impacted your life in a positive way, we would love to hear your story. Please call or text us at 980-292-3022 and share your experiences. These stories will be collected and compiled into a special podcast episode to be released next week. Your contributions will help us celebrate and remember the incredible legacy Charles has left behind. Thank you for being part of this tribute to a remarkable individual.

In this episode of the Rabbit Hole show, we welcome Andrew Floyd, an inspiring entrepreneur who shares his journey of founding and running a successful model agency and influencer business. Beyond his professional achievements, Andrew is also a dedicated father and husband, offering a well-rounded perspective on balancing work and family life. This episode holds special significance as it marks the final recording with our beloved host, Charles Hite, who tragically passed away on June 10th, 2024. Charles's passion and charisma have been the heart of our show, and his presence will be deeply missed by all. We extend our deepest gratitude to our community for the unwavering support during this difficult time. Please stay tuned for updates on episodes dedicated to remembering Charles and potential future episodes. Thank you for being a part of the Rabbit Hole family.

Sat down with my buddy, Justin Ervin who is the co-founder of Habitual Roots for episode 94. Our discussion begins touching on life as a child growing up with an alcoholic father who sadly passed away when Justin was 14 years old. We also discuss the usage of cannabis and unpack whether we feel it's addictive or not. Finally Justin shares more about Habitual Roots and Feel Good Festival. Hope you enjoy episode 94!

This week I had the honor of sitting down and talking with Ms. Avey as she shares about her marriage and the domestic abuse she endured for 37 years. She has been divorced for two years and is now ready to publicly share her story and journey. If you or anyone are dealing with domestic violence please take a look at the resources below: Conquer Group - Leslie Vernick - www.leslievernick.com Called To Peace Ministries - www.calledtopeace.org Rebuild After Divorce - Georgia Shaffer - www.rebuildafterdivorce.org Domestic Violence Support Hotline - https://www.thehotline.org/ - 1.800.799.7233 Meg Avey - aveync251@gmail.com

This week we are joined by a good buddy, Corey Raley Ross. We sit down and he shares his journey with basketball career and life.

In episode 91 we have KC back in the studio here in Charlotte, NC! He got back to Charlotte this past Friday, and we are back together once again. He was in Arizona for a while living, and decided it was best to be back here near his son. I also open up and go in depth with my past addiction with gambling. It will soon be legal here in NC. Also mention a new hotline that went live Tuesday 2/20. The hotline is a peer support line for those dealing with mental health and substance abuse.

This week we are joined by a previous guest, Mark Whitacre who was on episode 31. If you have heard his story in depth, go take a listen to episode 31. In episode 90 Mark and I discuss his time leading up to prison, relationships, and even some stories of almost getting caught while wearing a wire for the FBI. Always an honor to sit down and talk with MArk who has become a mentor for me and learn about his journey and story and how God has and is using him!

This week I sit down with a new friend Erin Perna who works at PRN; Promise Resource Network here in Charlotte, NC. Erin struggled with substance use, mental health, and domestic violence from an early age and later on while in an abusive relationship. Take a listen to this episode to learn more about Erin and her story, as well as PRN and all this amazing nonprofit has to offer! https://promiseresourcenetwork.org

This week it was an honor to sit down with my good friend, Kendall Lamm. He is a Charlotte native, played football at App State and then went undrafted to the Houston Texans and has been in the NFL going on 10 years. In episode 88 we talk life from sports, to figuring out his path in life from a young age. Take a listen as Kendall shares his story and how he got to where he is today.

This week it is just me, Charles Hite sitting down and sharing life updates. Also touch on parts of my story for new listeners. Been talking with several future guest and planning times to record. If you want to share your story on the podcast please reach out, therabbitholeshow21@gmail.com. Love y'all!

This week we are joined by Jacob Thomsen aka Calinoda

This week we are joined by Taylor Leigh Mason to tell her story.

This week we are joined by McKenzie Barwick. She recently starred in the film A Song for Imogene. She opens up about her family struggles and how she used those same struggles to embody her character in the movie. She has overcome a lot and I'm so proud of my best friend! Take a listen and let us know what you think! https://www.imogenemovie.com

This week we are joined by friends of the Hite Family Judd & Lisa Rupp! Judd played football at UVA. He met the love of his live, Lisa right after graduating from UVA. She was a rising Junior at Ohio State. Judd, a very in-shape individual, had a heart that was very weak. Doctors said it was nothing to worry about, but that wasn't the case. Take a listen as Judd and Lisa discuss their journey as newly weds to later in life when he was blessed with a new heart!

This week we are joined by Carson Woodell! He is early in his sobriety and wants to share his journey with others early in recovery! He is close to celebrating one year and you can check out more of his early days in recovery on his podcast, 12 ounces of sobriety.

In this episode Charles and KC reflect on 2 years of The Rabbit Hold Show and what is new in their lives. Thank you for listening and supporting the show!

This week we are joined by a good friend to share her testimony and mental health journey McCall Moore.

This week we are joined by a very good friend Lance Cibik

After a short Break Charles is back on TRHS with his father Land Hite.

In this episode we are joined by Lori Hawes who shares the story of her son Cody and his struggle with addiction.

This week we are joined by a good friend David Martin, who shares his story and experience going through a traumatic boat fire.

This week we share the Prison Service that the team did at a Prison in Guyana. We are extremely grateful they allowed us to participate and record.

This is a special episode done with Kristi Buttles from Guyana. Deoraj runs the largest prison in Guyana. It was great hearing his powerful story.

This week Cody Weisenburger joins the show to share his story.

In this episode Charles and KC catch up on what's been going on for the last few months. This is a very special episode because it is the last episode the boys will be together before KC moves to Phoenix, AZ.

In this episode we are joined by long time family friends John & Renee Ratcliffe, founders of the Charlotte-based non-profit Cakeable. They open up and share their story and how it led to them starting Cakeable. Cakeable is a nonprofit workforce development program for adults who live with intellectual and developmental disabilities. We offer vocational training and opportunities in our bakery and the Cakeable Cafe (coming 2023!)

This week we are joined by Titus Broom. Titus went from being a drug dealer to getting shot up and losing his ability to walk to serving time in prison, yes in the wheelchair. Coming out of prison he went to College and earned his Bachelors in Psychology. He uses his past experiences to speak into the lives of youth that are incarcerated, in rehab, in church, a mosque or standing in a park or a store parking lot. His encouragement is not just for youth, but to all those who feel that the obstacles that often occur in life have put them on pause.

This week we are joined by 3 of Charles' closest friends to talk about what it is like being in someones life who is battling addiction and mental health issues.

This week we are joined by Jim Morgan. Jim Morgan is a Christian business leader who has led six different companies, including Executive Chairman of Krispy Kreme Doughnuts and Chairman/CEO of Wachovia Securities.  He is on the board of Coca-Cola Consolidated, Inc., The YMCA of Greater Charlotte, and Youth Commission International. In helping lead Krispy Kreme's successful turnaround, he said of his approach, “I wanted to be like Jesus to the employees.  They just needed someone to love on them.  That's all I did.” 

In this weeks episode we are sharing Charles talk at the Covenant Day School during their C.A.R.E week. Thank you Covenant Day for inviting Charle's to speak. It was a wonderful experience.

This week we are joined by Patrick Beasley from Champagne Problems, a local podcast about alcohol and alcohol culture, and how they might influence and affect our well-being. We did experience microphone issues during the recording, so the quality is lower than usual. Apologies and thank you for supporting the show. About Patrick Balsley: Patrick Balsley is a Board Certified Alcohol and Drug Counselor and has been working with families affected by substance use for over a decade. He owns and operates a private practice called Sana Counseling in Charlotte, NC that provides services for individuals and families at every stage of the recovery process. His counseling and coaching services are individually tailored to meet each of his client's unique needs. In the local community, Patrick serves on the Behavioral Health Committee at Atrium Health Foundation and on the Board of Directors at Emerald School of Excellence, the Carolina's first Recovery High School. In Patrick's free time he enjoys playing basketball, practicing meditation and studying anything he feels may expand his ability to live a more love-filled life. He lives in Matthews, NC, with his wife Anya and their three young children.

This week Charles shares his store to the Middle School and High School students at Carmel Christian School. A BIG thank you to Carmel Christian for inviting Charles out to share his testimony.

In this episode we are joined by Zach Watson, Owner of Iron Tribe located in South End - Charlotte, NC You can contact Zach using the information below: IG: @Irontribe_southend Phone: 704-492-8172 Email: zwatson@irontribefitness.com

In this episode we are joined by Katie Kopfle. In high school she began struggling with an eating disorder. She went to App State to become a teacher. After three and half years things changed. She had began working out and decided to switch major to Health Promotions. Post college she began competing in body building shows. She is now a coach and helps ladies reach their fitness goals and has a few clients who compete! So blessed to have been able to sit down, reconnect and talk life!

This week we are joined by Cristina Nesbit to share her traumatic experience being sex trafficked. We are so thankful for her vulnerability in sharing her testimony and hope it helps others out there who have been been victims of sex trafficking or abuse.

In this weeks episode Lindsey Lee joins the show and talks about the death of her husband David. It has been a little over two years since that tragic day. Unfortunately, life goes on. She shares about how life has been since that day. If you or anyone is struggling with suicide, please reach out to someone or give the suicide hotline a call; the number is 988.

What has been your outlet when all you've heard is, “we've found someone better?” You don't want to miss episode 60 as my brother @kjrossfor3 opens up, and shares his journey throughout life!

You aren't promised tomorrow, so make the most of today. John Hardin and I discuss his accident and how it changed his life.

This week we are joined by Robert Moore III from God's Glory in Real Men's Stories podcast - A podcast for men's real stories of healing & growth showcasing God's glory.

In this episode Charles shares more about what happened after he left The Ranch treatment facility and we answer audience questions! 

This week we are joined by Beth & Steve Puckett founders of the ministry International Celebration. Their desire is to reach people with the gospel of Jesus Christ, resulting in salvations and growth to Christian Maturity.  Visit their website to learn more and support their mission: https://www.internationalcelebration.org/

Jai Ramnauth is a missionary living in Guyana and is affiliated with Carmel Baptist Church in Charlotte, NC. He shares his testimony and journeys through being a missionary. 

In episode 54 we are joined by @lindsayhanna3 who talks about her journey with alopecia! Her store is powerful and she has overcome a lot, you don't want to miss her story! 

This week we are joined by Jack Hilton. He is a sophmore at Auburn and the reason Charles recently invited down there to share his story. 

Allie Dyar joins us this week to share her journey through being diagnosed with Non-Hodgkin's lymphoma and finding her purpose through recovery. 

Welcome back! In this episode Dr. Shenique Carmichael shares her story and tells us how Leah's Hopes and Dreams is making an impact in the homeless community here in Charlotte and around the world.  About Leah's Hopes and Dreams: Leah's Hopes and Dreams, a non-profit organization, provide our homeless communities with vital resources enabling them to not only survive, but to thrive. Our goal is to provide these under-served communities with the tools and services necessary to eradicate homelessness in our community. About Dr. Shenique Carmichael:  Shenique Carmichael, Founder and President of Leah's Hopes and Dream (LHD), is an accomplished business owner, leader, and business partner with over a decade of progressive experience leading and managing strategic business initiatives from inception through implementation. She recently published her first book – “Don't Quit. God is not done yet!” This book was written to encourage, motivate, and empower individuals to keep moving forward no matter what obstacles they face. ​ She is supported by her husband Mike of 19 years and has two children, Destini 20, and Isaiah 15. She is employed by TIAA-CREF and works with a team responsible for managing changes that drive and sustain company performance and compliance with industry and regulatory guidelines. She was born in Nassau Bahamas but was raised on one of the most beautiful Islands of the Bahamas – Exuma. She currently resides in Charlotte North Carolina where she works with other non-profit organizations helping to build the community by empowering homeless individuals, underprivileged families, and work to help reduce poverty which is a constant battle. ​ Shenique completed her undergraduate at St. Augustine's University in Raleigh where she focused on Business Administration and Marketing. She obtained her Master's Degree from Pfeiffer University in Banking and Finance, and received her Ph.D. in Leadership and Organizational Change from Walden University. ​ Leah's Hopes and Dreams stands on three principles – Faith, Loving Unconditionally, and Giving without Exception. It was created out of her love for GOD, families, and wanting to make a difference in our community. Growing up in the Bahamas, she understands the struggle of poverty, and the need to educate individuals on the importance of understanding their purpose. ​ Shenique ministers to women on a weekly basis, encourage them to follow their dreams; know who they are in Christ and stand firm on the word of GOD. She is also working with other organizations to educate and provide career training for individuals who need to get back into the workforce. Once a month, she and her team go out to feed the homeless and underprivileged families. During this time, they embrace that opportunity to share the gospel and pray with them. Her heart is set on educating, others, and taking advantage of every opportunity God provides to ensure that HE gets the glory in everything she does.

In this weeks episode Charles had the opportunity to sit down and share his story in front of 400 7th-12th graders at Calvary Day School in Winston-Salem, NC. Special thank you to Van Wade for invite us up, it was an amazing experience.