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Welcome to our Season 2 Finale special Two-Part Episode! In this first installment, you'll listen to our thoughts on Season 2 Episode 21, in the next installment (also released today!) you will hear Sam and Melessie react in REAL-TIME to the final episode of Season 2, Episode 22. Watch along with them! Or just listen to the reactions...those are pretty funny too. Then you'll hear Sam's Style, Melessie's Musings, their MVPs, Ratings, and all the good stuff you're used to in BHAB Podcastland. Does Charlotte watch Law and Order? Sorry for not remembering what a Mandated Reporter is called, podcast ghosts...please don't haunt us! You can find Sam online @samanthagharris You can find Melessie online at @melessieclark and @Melessieee You can support BHAB Podcast on Patron at www.patreon.com/bhabpodcast or by leaving us a rating and review on Apple Podcasts Questions? Comments? Feel free to DM us @bhabpodcast or email us at bhabpodcast@gmail.com We'll be back in two weeks with our next Private Practice recap!

In this episode of Power Women In Insurance, Teresa sits down with Charlotte Law, CIC, Commercial Lines Manager at Kinghorn Insurance Agency of Beaufort, LLC. Charlotte just became a partner of her agency! Join Teresa and Charlotte as they discuss her journey to agency partner and what it means to be the first female partner in her network. Episode Highlights: Charlotte shares exciting news about her career. (1:27) Charlotte gives a short background about the agency. (2:18) Charlotte mentions the progression of their agency. (4:13) Charlotte shares her journey in the insurance space and her road to partnership. (5:30) What were the challenges that Charlotte experienced throughout her career? (10:09) Charlotte shares how the pandemic affected their agency operations. (17:31) Charlotte mentions the group they created called the Agency Council. (21:19) Does Charlotte think that being in a leadership position is meant for her? (25:10) Key Quotes: “Our role as partner, not agency owner, is we get to be involved in the decision making for the agency, involved in the day-to-day operations, and really get to be the heart of the agency, and be a way to lead our people and take us to the next level.” - Charlotte Law “We look ahead to figure out the best ways to service our clients and be there for our clients, and be well established in the community, and just keep moving forward and moving ahead.” - Charlotte Law “Just learning that, that is why we do what we do, and how important it is to take care of your clients in a time of crisis. So, that was a huge learning opportunity.” - Charlotte Law Resources Mentioned: Charlotte Law, CIC LinkedIn Kinghorn Insurance Agency of Beaufort, LLC Contact Teresa Kitchens Sterling Insurance Group

Editor's note: A version of this story was originally published in October 2018. Not long ago, two of our listeners wrote in wondering about paranormal hotspots in the Charlotte area. Does Charlotte have local ghosts? Is the city haunted by the supernatural? According to some students and longtime faculty at Queens University, the answer might be yes.

U.S. Olympian, dressage coach and youth mentor Charlotte Bredahl is Elise’s guest on this episode of Because of Horses Podcast.   Originally from Denmark, Bredahl moved to California at the age of 20 with little more than a suitcase and the dream of becoming an elite equestrian. Known for her compassion, work ethic and commitment to personal growth, Bredahl quickly rose to the Grand Prix level. She competed 42 horses over 37 years, many of whom she developed herself. Bredahl is perhaps best known for her breathtaking performances on the quirky and sensitive Monsieur, her partner on the bronze medal winning team for the 1992 Olympics in Barcelona. She returned to the international spotlight in 1997, riding Lugano to the silver medal in the North American Championships. Bredahl trained both horses from start to the Grand Prix level. For Bredahl, riding and training has never been about winning ribbons. She loves the process of developing horses and has turned her focus almost exclusively to coaching and training others. In 2018, Bredahl was appointed the US Equestrian Federation (USEF) Dressage Development Coach, which will allow her to help athletes to reach elite performance goals. Previously, she worked as the USEF Assistant Youth Coach and from 2009-2011, was the featured clinician for the US Dressage Federation (USDF) Adult Clinic Series, teaching riders in each of the country’s nine regions. She was presented the USDF Gold Medal of Distinction and named a USDF Honorary Instructor.   Topics of Discussion: [:18] About today’s episode. [1:15] Charlotte explains how her interest in horses began and some of her early experiences. [9:37] Elise and Charlotte discuss her astounding determination at a young age to ride horses. [11:41] Did Charlotte ever envision the Olympics for herself as a young girl, riding plow horses? Charlotte tells the story of her journey to becoming an Olympian (including the horse she trained to Grand Prix, training with Hilda Gurney, and more)! [25:25] Charlotte speaks about the horses in her life and how they have guided her, personally and professionally. [27:47] What is it about warmblood horses that makes them so well-suited to dressage? [28:57] What is the trick to mastering the sitting trot with a warmblood horse? [31:45] What differentiates dressage from other disciplines? [32:28] Charlotte’s approach to training and why it’s so important for horses to be allowed to be horses. [41:50] Charlotte continues the story of her journey to the Olympics with one of her horses-of-a-lifetime. [44:19] Does Charlotte agree with the sentiment that many top horses are not easy horses? [44:57] How did Charlotte get into reining? What about it appeals to her? [51:31] The difference between a horse person and an equestrian. [54:00] Charlotte shares her love for coaching and what it is like to see that lightbulb moment in those she trains. [57:07] Next week’s episode of Because of Horses. [58:10] What impact does Charlotte hope to have on dressage and what legacy would she like to someday leave? [1:00:22] Where to find Charlotte online.   Know Someone Inspirational, Whose Life Has Been Forever Changed Because of Horses? Because of Horses would love to get to share their story! To recommend someone please send an email to elise@becauseofhorses.com.   Mentioned in this Episode: Walter Farley Hilda Gurney Platinum Performance Because of Horses episode 69: “Sandy Collier: Blazing Paths and Cutting Cattle” DreamHorse.com Charlotte Bredahl’s Facebook Charlotte’s Bredahl’s Website Next week’s episode of Because of Horses   Like what you hear? Because of Horses would love to hear your feedback! Please email elise@becauseofhorses.com to send Because of Horses your thoughts.   To Support the Podcast: ● Donate on Paypal to help keep Because of Horses running — all amounts are welcome! ● Subscribe: RSS Feed, iTunes, Google Play, TuneIn, Stitcher, and Player FM

TMTS is back again! Blue and Jenna return back to the table with a full week of wrestling! Coming off her trip from Phoenix, Jenna shares her in-person views of WWE NXT and Royal Rumble as Blue shares his insight from home. They discuss Ronda Rousey misfire on Raw and Becky Lynch undeniable stardom in the WWE now. They also get a few call ins as they get their opinions on the big event. Does Charlotte really deserve to be in the main event at Wrestlemania? Find out what the duo thinks on all this plus more in this brand new episode! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-mixed-tag-show/support

So much to discuss this week, with the awful Roman Reigns news the most important. We're all amazed they managed to keep the cat in the bag until 8pm Monday and we know that since Reigns WILL be able to kick this thing's ass he's going to be the biggest babyface in wrestling history. But now what? Should Seth vs. Dean happen quickly now or should it stretch out to WrestleMania? Should Strowman go right back to being a face? In Segment 2 (38:13), it's time to make our picks for WWE Evolution and we're thrilled that Mrs. Foley's Baby Boy's Baby Girl-the awesome Noelle Foley-was able to join us this week. Does Charlotte take back the Smackdown title? If she does, do we riot? Does anyone have the balls to pick Ronda Rousey? Will one of us have to re-create one of Noelle's Instagram pictures? In Segment 3 (1:08:55), we're honored to have the legendary Torrie Wilson return to the show before she participates in the Battle Royal at Evolution Sunday night. We address the fact that she lied to us the last time she was on, then we discuss what it meant to her to participate in the Royal Rumble and why she's mad WWE never let her get thrown into the steel stairs during a bra & panties match. We wrapped the show by discussing the latest in the Crown Jewel/Saudi Arabia saga.

Recorded May 27th 2018 at the Crofters Rights Join your Auncles Charlotte Mykura, Ezzy Pearson, Will Davies and Riordan Jackson as MC Scary Boots gives them questions from the audience. Can science solve all their issues? What can your poo say about you? Does Charlotte have any inhibitions? All these questions and more answered. And you can trust them - they're scientists. Charlotte Mykura: @CharlotteMykura Ezzy Pearson : @EzzyP Will Davies: @eurekanerdcast

Today we welcome back Alan Fitzpatrick, CEO and Co-Founder of Open Broadband, Co-Founder of Charlotte Hearts Gigabit and NC Hearts Gigabit. For today's podcast, we pick up right where we left off with Alan and jump head first into how he keeps from becoming too excited and too depressed as he rides the ups and downs common to all startups. From there we pick up in some comfortable territory as we discuss: What gets Alan excited about 2018?  Huge market, nationwide. What do you look for in terms of customers before you commit to going into an area. The best entrepreneurs aren’t extraordinary risk takers and Why doesn’t Alan go back to the corporate world rather than the startups? Other than raising money what has been the most challenging aspect of 2017 for Open Broadband? How are they approaching employee compensation and stock options? It’s easy to spend money...but it’s hard to generate it. What are the benefits of having a Co-Founder? At what point does Alan start to think about the scaling the company to a national level and/or selling the business? What’s it been like for Alan to see the startup scene in Charlotte grow up since 2011 or 2012? Does Charlotte need Amazon HQ2? Open Broadband is a young company but they are mature founders who have clear vision.  As 2018 fast approaches, it will be exciting to see what they accomplish in the next 12 months.  Stay tuned....