Podcast appearances and mentions of charlotte agenda

ATTENTION: If you listened to this episode, there's a gift for you toward the end...but you have to listen to the end to find out what it is! And it's goooood. You're welcome, babe. ___________________________________________________________Marissa is the founder / creator of WKS! She grew up and went to school in Northern VA. Her love for fitness started young (competitive gymnast + dance team member!) She moved to Charlotte in 2011, after making the Carolina Panthers TopCats and is a CPT and nutrition specialist through ACE. She focuses her fitness studies on cardio/interval training, resistance training, ballet barre, and Pilates. Marissa experimented with these different fitness genres and developed the signature trademarked and patent pending WKS methodology, incorporating cardio, strength training, and Pilates into one dynamic workout! She's been featured as a fitness expert in major publications such as Men's Health, Popsugar, and Cooking Light Magazine!  Marissa was also named one of Charlotte Agenda's “Top 10 Small Business Owners” in 2019. She has gone live on Instagram via Shape Magazine and Hollywood Life, showcasing the unique WKS workout with Sports Illustrated model, Olivia Culpo. The WKS curated methodology is used by the Carolina Panthers' TopCats, Miss USA, Miss Universe, and other prominent influencers and athletes to maintain peak performance. As the CEO of WKS, Marissa works with the management team to make corporate decisions, evaluates operational protocol, and navigates the strategic direction of the company.WKS is also a sponsor for the Topcats, so make sure to stop by and take a class to get in tip top shape for auditions!____________________________________________________You can follow Marissa @westkeptsecret and @mrswestisinthebuildingVisit https://westkeptsecret.co/ to book a class!

This episode is sponsored by Playbookz: Playbookz.coTed co-founded Charlotte Agenda, which led to its remarkable $5 million acquisition by Axios. He currently writes Tiny Money—a local and personal finance newsletter.Want more content like this?Join our free newsletter for growth and monetization tactics: https://www.newsletteroperator.com/subscribe

To celebrate Callie Langhorne's third year as a Public Relations Consultant, Chad Lingafelt is revisiting their previous podcast episode. Callie, who was honored as one of Charlotte Agenda's 30 Under 30 and is recognized for her work in promoting the openings of some of Charlotte's hottest restaurants and stores, joins Chad to discuss her journey from Charleston to Charlotte, how she became an independent Public Relations Consultant, and the distinction between a publicist and traditional marketing. Callie also provides valuable insights on the optimal time to hire a publicist, the qualities of an ideal client, and the elements that make a compelling story. Connect with Callie! Follow Callie on Instagram: @callielanghorne  Follow Callie on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/callie.wamsley Follow Callie on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/callie-wamsley-langhorne-a18aa84a/

It's been a busy and well-publicized year for Axios, which has made a ton of headlines given the newsletter publisher — known for its trademarked “Smart Brevity” style — is only five years old.  In December 2020, the company acquired the Charlotte Agenda to get its local news arm into gear. In February, Axios launched its new software-as-a-service business, Axios HQ, which made over $1.5 million in under a year. And in the spring and summer of this year, rumors circulated the media space about whether Axios would merge with The Athletic or be acquired by Axel Springer. Those rumblings have since quieted down and Axios's president and co-founder Roy Schwartz said that “It's too early at this point to sell the business or to merge it with something that would be larger than we are.” But either thanks to or in spite of the headlines, Axios is set to hit $86 million in revenue this year, replicating the 40% year-over-year growth the company saw in the year prior — all while maintaining profitability for three years running.

The Coronavirus Pandemic accelerated growth in Charlotte and made businesses either adapt or shutter their doors. Today we're joined by Katie Peralta Soloff, Reporter for Axios Charlotte. Axios Charlotte, formerly Charlotte Agenda, is a modern local news organization that exists to make Charlotte smarter and better connected. Listen along as we talk through the ever changing retail landscape, what the closing of legacy staples means for the Identity of Charlotte, and as we discuss what's next for the city.

Ashley Bookout is the lead designer and owner of Bookout Blooms Flower Shop located in South End Charlotte. Bookout Blooms opened in October 2015 in the historic Atherton Mill Market and has since moved into the Atherton Mill building directly besides the original location. In a little over 5 years Bookout Blooms has set up over 150 weddings, countless corporate contracts and daily flower deliveries to happy customers. Ashley was named Charlotte's “Top 30 under 30” in Charlotte Agenda's 2017 issue, is married to husband Conrad and lives in Dilworth with her 13 year old dog. Where to find Bookout Blooms Website Instagram Facebook --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Hi! We're back with a short and sweet episode to catch up with you on our lives, the latest openings in Charlotte (from Charlotte Agenda) and an update on Phase 2.5 of reopening! We apologize for the short episode, but as we gear up for our new format, episodes after this will be longer! We'll see you next time. REGISTER TO VOTE - Click here Work the polls - Click here

June 16, 2020 -------- Chad Lingafelt chats with Callie Langhorne, a Public Relations Expert, one of Charlotte Agenda’s 30 Under 30, and the voice behind the openings of some of Charlotte’s hottest restaurants and stores. We chat about how Callie got her start in Charleston, her relocation to Charlotte, and how she branched out to start her own business and become an independent Public Relations Consultant. We also dive into what is the difference between a publicist and just plain marketing? Callie also shares great insights on when you need a publicist, what makes a good client, and what creates a good story. Connect with Callie! Follow Callie on Instagram: @callielanghorne Follow Callie on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/callie.wamsley Follow Callie on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/callie-wamsley-langhorne-a18aa84a/

:40 Headwraps & Lipstick QTNA - 4:15 Intro - 7:30 Welcome Ke! - 12:00 protecting protest images - 16:00 POC Stock - 18:20 George Floyd PT2 - 24:00 the Bare Minimum - 31:00 The Opportunist - 34:00 Creatives Against POC - 39:00 QC Nerve - 41:00 QC Nerve vs Charlotte Agenda - 43:00 CLT Agenda Playing Safe - 48:00 To the Allies - 55:00 King Lebron James - 62:15 HBD Brianna Taylor - 65:00 BYE Drew - 69:00 Tokyo jetz? -75:00 The Beard Watch QTNA? Follow Ke: https://www.instagram.com/kss7_/ Follow Gavin: https://www.instagram.com/iam_gavinb/ Follow the Podcast:https://www.gavinboulware.com/nomorepiepodcast --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/paidinexposure/support

We were joined by Katie Peralta of the Charlotte Agenda to discuss her career, what life is like for a reporter during the Corona Virus and why Rudy is a bad movie. We also learned the history of a neighborhood John can't pronounce and were supported by our BFFL Supportive Guy.

Who loves to golf on their day off? I know a lot of you are raising your hands now.. but our next guest on the BrandBuilders Podcast is an actual pro golfer, who is now, also, a commercial real estate broker. He's also one of Charlotte Agenda's "30 under 30".. and a father of "4 under 4." YES -- 4 children under the age of 4. How does he do it all? We've got Cliff Blanquicet here from Blanq Real Estate and we're sure he has some stories to tell!!  

On this week’s episode of Tying It Together with Tim Boyum, we give you an inside look at the story behind the Carolina Panthers’ Message of Hope video. It’s an inspiring video about the Carolinas that has been shared by thousands, and it reminds us we are in this together.  We’ll talk with the Charlotte Agenda writer who wrote the essay, and the Panthers’ video producer who came up with the concept. Celebrated writer Tommy Tomlinson also shares his thoughts on when we might see a full stadium again and what shared experiences we could be missing out on. RELATED CONTENT Full Spectrum News Coverage: Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19) WATCH: Panthers Video Sends Message of Hope JOIN THE CONVERSATION Do you have any thoughts or questions for Tim? Weigh in on Twitter with the hashtag #TyingItTogetherNC. Afterwards, rate the podcast and leave a review to tell us what you think!

Chatting all about the topic of Fruitful Fellowship today! Covering a few powerful coaching questions on the topic of fellowship and being totally open about my personal friendship goals.

On this week's episode we mourn and honor Kobe and Gianna Bryant as well as the families lost in the tragic helicopter accident. We also get into why Terry Crews has been a disappointment and what it means for black men to not stand up for black women in the community. Plus, the Grammys, Lena Waithe and Charlotte Agenda. Tune in! --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Please be sure to follow us on all our social medias: Twitter: @headwrappod Instagram: @headwrapsandlipsticks Facebook: Headwraps And Lipsticks: The Podcast Website: www.headwrapsandlipstick.com Email: headwrapsandlipsticks@gmail.com

This week, among the usual set of topics, the guys give their take on a recent article posted by Charlotte Agenda regarding DaBaby. Also, what is the sound or culture of the city? Has it been defined or are we in the midst of it now? Press play.

This week, Jonathan is joined by Katie Peralta with the Charlotte Agenda and Ely Portillo with the UNCC Urban Institute to discuss the plan to make a MLS practice facility on the former Eastland Mall site in East Charlotte.  Plus, we discuss the latest proposal to revive the Brookhill Village site in South End.  

The year's top stories, with Ryan Pitkin, Justin LaFrancois and guests Michael Graff from Charlotte Agenda, and Greg Lacour from Charlotte Magazine.

(00:00-09:44): Botham Jean’s Brother’s Offer of Forgiveness Went Viral. His Mother’s Calls for Justice Should Too. Brian and Ian touch on the importance of due process and payment for wrongdoing. Forgiveness is importance, grace is essential, but Justice is deserved. (09:44-19:40): Good news, bad news on churchgoers’ views of Trump. Brian and Ian touch on this Religion News article by Mark Silk that discusses the staggering statistics of approval of President Trump; as a person by churchgoers. (19:40-28:58): Matt Chandler: Many Christians are 'ill-prepared theologically to understand suffering'. Brian and Ian discuss misconceptions many Christians have when it comes to suffering and shared how believers can live in joy when times of sorrow come. (28:58-38:13): More than Half of Christians under 35-Years-Old Believe Christians Should Not Date Unbelievers, New Study Finds. Brian and Ian talk about when they started dating and how dating believers was vital. (38:13-48:19): “Gen Z Evangelicals Still Express Their Faith at School, But Few Others Pay Attention,” writes David Roach in Christianity Today. Brian and Ian share their experiences of being open and expressive of their faith in school. Brian explains that he was pretty open, but never felt discriminated against or persecuted. (48:19-58:50): InterVarsity can require its leaders to be Christian, judge rules. An issue arose when Duke kicked this group off of campus because they say they violated the “no discrimination” policy. However, Brian and Ian disagree and refer to this article by Emily McFarlan Miller in Religion News. (58:50-1:08:50): Brian and Ian talk about the 7 things that extroverted introverts. Lauren Levine writes in Charlotte Agenda “7 things that extroverted introverts like myself wish you understood”. “We’re chatty enough that we can pass for full-on extroverts when we want to, but our sudden and immediate need to lounge on the couch and watch Netflix when we’ve hit our socializing limit is distinctly introverted.” (1:08:50-1:15:24): Brian and Ian’s “Weird Stuff We Found on the Internet”: New York salon gives discounts to deer, they go nuts over it, while bears are beating Buicks abrasively. Delta’s security literally doesn’t exist, and a big ol’ bag o’ snakes are stolen in cold blood...ha. Meanwhile, the ceiling tiles at Big Lots are stronger than we thought.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

QCPN's new Charlotte Newsmakers host, journalist Sarah Blake Morgan, talks in-studio with writer Michael Graff.  His recent story for Charlotte Agenda about a Charlotte activist and a troubled teenager gave a face to a startling statistic about upward mobility in The Queen City.

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Charlotte knows real estate booms, and you'll likely find no argument that we're experiencing one right now. With inventory at historic lows, and construction crews in nearly every neighborhood, what are the hottest spots on the real estate landscape? Charlotte Real Estate Talk welcomes Andrew Dunn from the Charlotte Agenda for more on the trends he's following!

If you follow political or education reporting in the Charlotte area, you've probably read Andrew Dunn's stories in The Charlotte Observer or Charlotte Agenda. Now he's offering a weekly newsletter that digs deeper into how and why laws are made -- with context that makes the stories easy to understand. He's our guest on the Brandbuilders Podcast to talk about how you can follow news and politics in a way that matters to you, in the land of Longleaf Politics.

In a Rut at Work?Do you feel like you are in a rut at work? Maybe you catch yourself hitting that snooze button on your alarm eight times too many every morning. Many of our episodes have been about people who left their jobs to start a business. That does not have to be the case for everyone. You may like the corporate environment. It's just time to re-energize yourself and your career.Brandon and Jerry came across an article written by Christina Wilson of a blog titled The Charlotte Agenda. Wilson interviews executive recruiter from Lowe's, Courtney Rhodes regarding tips to re-energize yourself at work.You can regain your footing and create results again that get you noticed with just a few simple tips to boost your energy and mindset at work.Read the Article That Inspired This EpisodeWhile we'd love to re-write this article and try to pass it as our own, that simply is not the right thing to do.Click here to read the original article written by Christina Wilson based on an interview with Courtney Rhodes.Resources and LinksListen to our interview with Scott Barlow from Happen to Your Career podcast.Dondi Scumaci talks about Energizing Your Way Out of a Job Jail Rut.Lee Cockerell, retired Walt Disney World executive, discusses ways to advance your career.Level Up Your Career or Business, BtR 070.Connect with UsEmail: info@beyondtherut.comVoicemail: 361-596-3788Twitter: Twitter.com/beyondtherutFacebook: Beyond the Rut

Welcome to Episode 6 of the Date Night with Jake & Page podcast! Each month we bring you a new episode where we double-date over mics and drinks with a prominent Queen City couple. In this episode you hear from Scott and Shannon Wooten of 704 Shop! Scott is one of the co-founders of 704 Shop, and you've been living under a rock if you're a Charlotte resident and aren't familiar with their products, Their iconic "704" ambigram logo is everywhere these days, and their limited-run merchandise around the Panthers' 2015-16 Super Bowl run really put them on the map. As for Shannon, aside from being Page's hair-crush (which is apparently a thing), she can be found opening up on her Instagram page (@infertilitysucksyoudont) - and on this episode - about the couple's struggle with infertility. We recorded this episode several weeks ago, and while we tried to pry it out of them then, Scott and Shannon managed to keep the news of the coming-soon, real-life, brick-and-mortar 704 Shop in South End under wraps. Fortunately for us, the official news dropped in Charlotte Agenda just before we pushed this episode live! Click here to read more: charlotteagenda.com/93230/704-shop-opening-permanent-location-south-end/. We can't thank Scott and Shannon enough for opening up to us on this episode. Between the raw, personal stories around their relationship and the start-up, entrepreneurial advice Scott shares from his 704 Shop experience, this is one podcast Queen City residents don't want to miss. Once again, big thanks to Garrett Tichy, Hygge and Richard Brooke for having us as a member of their inaugural Hygge Podcast Residency! Please subscribe, share and comment on this episode. Past shows can be found on jakeandpage.com, iTunes and wherever you get your podcasts. We live stream each episode on Facebook (Page Crawford Fox 46) and the videos are posted to youtube.com/jakefehling. Please keep the conversation going on social media using the hashtag #datenightclt. Thanks for listening!

Team USA dominates while Nic Batum and the French National Team wilts. What's been most impressive about USA basketball's dominance and what Olympic sports have Doug and David been vibing on? PLUS! + Charlotte Agenda Editor in Chief Andrew Dunn stops by the studio to kickoff our series "So...You're Visiting Charlotte for a Hornets Game." Find out his picks for things to do if you have some time before the game tips off. Stay tuned all summer as we examine what you should eat, what you should do in-arena and what you should do after the game. +The Hornets release their preseason schedule. Are there any interesting matchups? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

We were lucky to be joined by Jeremy Markovich of Our State magazine for this week's The Charlotte Podcast. An expert on North Carolina and former citizen of Charlotte, Jeremy discusses the state's perception of Charlotte, issues facing the city, and answers trivia questions. John and Miller also talk about the Charlotte Madness bracket in the Charlotte Agenda, MeckDec Day, and the history of the Rocky statue in Philadelphia.