Podcasts about apex nc

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It's Friday and the "Triangle Town Tour" on 6/10/22! What an amazing group of listener friends hanging out as we did the whole show live from Bojangles in Apex, NC | People really reacted to Ben and Vanilla Milkshake belting out Adele's "Easy on Me" during the game "Sing the Next Line" | Ben sets a new world record in "Most Gold Fish Crackers Chicken Pecked (eaten like a chicken) in 60 seconds" | The new game 4 in 4 is premiered | So many great chats with new friends on location in this full-show podcast.

Ike and Ry Dawg discuss the weather, dog adoption, and a great brew spot!

This week, I get to introduce you to Jen Miller-Hogg of College Path Advising. She's a wonderful advocate for high school students as they plan for and apply to college. Hear her advice on what students should be doing right now to help them land at the college best for them.Register for Jen's FREE "Navigating the College Application Process: From Application to Finding Money" online event set for Wednesday, February 10 at 6 p.m.www.FairTest.org - testing information Big Future - college, major, scholarship info Niche - college research info FastWeb - Scholarship finder Holly Springs High School Scholarship DatabaseApex Friendship High School Scholarship DatabaseScholly - Scholarship AppListening to this podcast is free, but making it is definitely not. If you'd like to support the show, visit my Patreon page linked below.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/hollyspringsdeepdive)

This week, get to know Donovan Bethea - he's a local activist, entrepreneur, public speaker, amateur chef and overall super impressive young man. And he's only 17. You'll want to remember him because he's surely on his way to very big things.The Diva & Don Designs (Donovan's Etsy Shop)Listening to this podcast is free, but making it is definitely not. If you'd like to support the show, visit my Patreon page linked below.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/hollyspringsdeepdive)

This week, hear from Cancer Coach Cathy Carmody as she tells us what a cancer coach does, about her own journey through illness, and about how we can best help friends and family if they ever go through a serious health issue.Cathy Carmody Cancer Coach - Facebook pageListening to this podcast is free, but making it is definitely not. If you'd like to support the show, visit my Patreon page linked below.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/hollyspringsdeepdive)

Ike and Ry Dawg thrive in the Peak and discuss community, nephews, and brews.

Diane is a mortgage lender with GoPrime based in Apex NC and she talks with us about the power of the pivot. She shares the story of her path through her career pivots.

We get to speak with the Mayor of Apex NC about his story, his early days in the police department, and lessons learned along the way. Apex is known as the Peak of Good Living and we talk about that sense of pride and the origin story of the skate park.

Holly Springs is in NC House of Representatives District 37 and our Representative is Sydney Batch. She is an attorney who practices mostly family law in Raleigh and we talked politics, momming, multitasking, taking care of other people, and a lot more.Representative Batch is a wonderful person who gets more done in a single day than a lot of us do.This episode was made possible with the support of Acupuncture Wellness Connection and Kindermusik of South WakeInterested in sponsorship options for YOUR Holly Springs business? Email me at hollyspringspodcast@gmail.com.

David sits down with Dan Clement, Associate Pastor at Triangle Community Church in Apex NC, to discuss "biblical counseling" and how to understand it in terms of discipleship.

Holly Springs is in NC State Senate District 17 and our Senator is Sam Searcy. He owns a vodka distillery in Durham, NC, but this interview focuses on the time thus far in his first term on the job in the North Carolina General Assembly. We talked about his campaign priorities, the struggle to get a budget for our state and how well the two political sides really get along when no one is watching.Senator Searcy is a really personable man who had to hit the floor running when he took office just a year ago.This episode was made possible with the support of Our Moments in Time and Body RestorationInterested in sponsorship options for YOUR Holly Springs business? Email me at hollyspringspodcast@gmail.com.Links to some of the things Senator Searcy mentioned in today's episode: Common Cause Decision "Secrets of Sand Hill Road: Venture Capital and How to Get It" by Scott Kupor Leandro Decision Eggs Up GrillIf you have ANY tips on how to "do" black coffee, email me PLEASE. ;) I'm struggling but I know it needs to happen.

Don't call it a dump. It's a landfill.This week, I sat down with John Roberson, Solid Waste Management Director for Wake County. He's the person you receive emails from when you submit an odor complaint for the South Wake Solid Waste Landfill on the Apex/Holly Springs border.We chatted about what I’d learned on the tour, what was being done to ameliorate the odor problem and a little about the future of the landfill. We also talked about things we as citizens can do to help, and I was also schooled on the topic of why we shouldn’t call the landfill “a dump.”Support for this podcast comes exclusively from local business owners like Silver Lake Construction and Treasured Memories. Listen to what these businesses do, and support them the next time you have the opportunity. Shopping local really does make a big difference in our community.Schedule a tour of the landfill here. Find out how to get a deeply discounted composting bin here. Some ways to reduce your household waste

Heather Chandler literally wrote the book on how to make a video game, and was the senior producer on the most popular game in the world, Fortnite.  She chats with Donald Thompson on this episode of Hustle Unlimited about her career as a trailblazing woman in gaming, why she wrote the book on how to make a game, her time at Epic games making Fortnite, mentorship, and now transitioning into entrepreneurship with her new company, Whole Brain Escape, in Apex NC!Hustle Unlimited is hosted by Walk West CEO, mentor, investor, and hustler himself, Donald Thompson.Music for this episode provide by Jensen Reed from his song, “You Can't Stop Me”.Hustle Unlimited is edited and produced by Earfluence. For more on the Earfluence Podcast Network, visit @EarfluenceMedia on any social media platform. High Octane Leadership is hosted by The Diversity Movement CEO and executive coach Donald Thompson and is a production of Earfluence. Order UNDERESTIMATED: A CEO'S UNLIKELY PATH TO SUCCESS, by Donald Thompson.

Heather Chandler literally wrote the book on how to make a video game, and was the senior producer on the most popular game in the world, Fortnite.  She chats with Donald Thompson on this episode of Hustle Unlimited about her career as a trailblazing woman in gaming, why she wrote the book on how to make a game, her time at Epic games making Fortnite, mentorship, and now transitioning into entrepreneurship with her new company, Whole Brain Escape, in Apex NC! Hustle Unlimited is hosted by Walk West CEO, mentor, investor, and hustler himself, Donald Thompson. Music for this episode provide by Jensen Reed from his song, "You Can't Stop Me". Hustle Unlimited is edited and produced by Earfluence. For more on the Earfluence Podcast Network, visit @EarfluenceMedia on any social media platform.

Our paths crossed over twelve years ago and my life has forever been changed. I’m honored to shine a spotlight on my dear friend and spiritual teacher, Dharma Richards. Her entrepreneurial journey of owning a yoga studio is more similar to other ventures than one may think. Dharma and I frequently talk about (and feel) the subtle shift and power of circular communities, led by predominantly feminine attributes. We’re coming back from a linear way of thinking and creating a more nurturing environment of support and mutual benefit. We’re always learning from others within the community, we’re offering and also receiving. How can you help Dharma’s business grow? Get out and serve your community and spend time outdoors. Do something to bring nature inside your home. If more people become in tune with their intuition, we will all benefit. We have to understand that what comes around goes around and what goes around will come around again. Let's be intentional and begin to wake up to our highest selves. Follow Dharma at Yoga Garden in Apex and Yoga Garden in Pittsboro.

This episode is a topic that is sensitive in nature but one that I want to touch on playing devils advocate.  It takes place in Raleigh, NC at a Pride Festival and involves a black mother, 12 year old daughter and her 12 year old friend.   Charged in the incident was Christopher Baumgarden, white male 40 years old of Apex NC.  Christopher Baumgarden was finally charged with indecent liberties with a minor --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/jamie-locklear/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jamie-locklear/support

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