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This week, Dr. Nikki Holt cracks a few jokes with Brooke and “Podfather” Tim about myths of visiting the chiropractor, how Burke Street Chiropractic got started, and how Dr. Holt enjoys helping women navigate post-partum pain. Dr. Holt shares patient success stories and also stresses the importance of hydration and electrolytes. Visit Burke Street Chiropractic online and on social media: Website:...

Lawren Desai of a/perture visits Brooke and The “Podfather” Tim this week to bond over small business fears and stressors, along with the appeal to a/perture’s unique cinema experience. The trio talks about how to avoid taking things personally, some of Lawren’s most memorable showings, and what you can expect to see at a/perture this Halloween season. Visit a/perture online and on social media: I...

Forsyth Magazines team member and Flhy Marketing’s owner Michelle Hyatt returns to the podcast studio to talk about how she started her own business, how businesses can utilize social media to better their brands, and her experience managing social media for Forsyth Magazines. She explains how social media can make businesses stand out in saturated markets, and how it can be more important to a bu...

This week, health and fitness guru Coach Jane joins Brooke to discuss how diet impacts mental health and cognitive functioning, how to use your menstrual cycle to your advantage, and the importance of strength training among women of any age. Jane also explains her own diet, her summer vacation plans, and how she coaches clients. Find Coach Jane online and on social media: Website: www.healthcoach...

Returning guest Jodie Brim visits the podcast studio to talk about her passion for helping entrepreneurs, how her business has evolved, and how she has been focusing on sharpening her speaking and teaching skills. She tells Brooke how she handles imposter syndrome, how she helps clients feel comfortable in front of the camera, and the importance of having healthy boundaries. Find Jodie Brim Creati...

Sarah Garrison and Jeff Ryan stop by the studio to talk about what the 2023 Winston-Salem Open has in store. Sarah explains Atrium Health Wake Forest Baptist’s role in partnering with the Winston-Salem Open and how the Open positively impacts the community. Jeff gives Brooke a quick rundown on fast golf serves and shares his favorite part of working the Open. Buy tickets and visit the Winston-Sale...

Kathy Carr of Winston-Salem’s SECU Family House shares details about the organization’s 12 years of operation, as well as information on the upcoming Men Who Cook event for 2023. Kathy spills on this year’s team of chefs, how the SECU Family House serves the community, and how she became part of the organization. Find SECU Family House online and on social media: Website: www.familyhousews.org Ins...

Alice Smith joins Brooke to discuss the history of Triad Women’s Club, how Alice got involved, and why Triad Women’s Club is essential for women and business owners in the Triad looking for networking opportunities. Listen to learn more about club membership options, quarterly luncheons and meetings, and Triad Women’s Club’s scholarship for single mothers. Visit Triad Women’s Club online and on so...

Matt and Kristen Wilson of Huntersville-based Tempo Golf Club weather the storm of a rainy day to speak with Brooke about why indoor golf simulators are a great alternative to standard golf courses, the friendly and unpretentious atmosphere at Tempo, and how golf instructors love utilizing the simulator to help clients learn the ropes of golf. Matt and Kristen also dish on their daughter’s golf sk...

Salvation Army of Winston-Salem’s Major Andrew Wiley gives listeners the low-down on how the Salvation Army better prepares individuals for success, aids senior citizens, and holds a Summer Day Camp program for children. Major Wiley explains what inspired him to join the Salvation Army 39 years ago, along with how members of the community can volunteer year-round. Visit the Salvation Army of Winst...

On the 150th episode of the Forsyth Magazines Podcast, Brooke welcomes Novant Health Vascular Specialists to the studio for their fifth appearance. First-time guests Keith Bond and Samantha (Sam) Abbott give the scoop on all things varicose veins and gush about NHVS’s growing team of vascular surgeons. Keith explains why he is quitting Coke Zero, Sam shares her hiking aspirations, and everyone in...

Brooke lends an ear to guest Anna Nichols, Au. D., as the pair talks about what’s up with wax, signs of hearing loss, and new hearing aid technology available at Nichols Hearing and Audiology. Anna and Brooke also discuss the top-notch Nichols Hearing team and the importance of maintaining good ear hygiene. Find Nichols Hearing and Audiology online and on social media: Website: www.hearwelllivewel...

Physical therapist Tyler Shelton sits down with Brooke to chat about his passion for his practice and how to carefully assess patients for targeted treatment. Tyler also explains the importance of moving your body regularly and finding exercises you genuinely enjoy at any age. Find Shelton Movement & Performance online and on social media: Website: www.sheltonmp.com Instagram: @shelton_mp_ Email:...

Brooke sits down with Piedmont Opera’s Lindsey Allen to discuss Piedmont Opera’s Youth Chorus, the impact music has had on Lindsey’s life, and the ins and outs of auditioning. Lindsey shares details about Piedmont Opera’s new summer camp program, the 45th Annual Magnolia Ball, and various ways to support Piedmont Opera. Find Piedmont Opera online and on social media: Instagram: @piedmontopera Webs...

Business owner Amy Jah and Brooke talk about the services offered through American Moving and Hauling, how women are the majority of American Moving’s customer base, and the dynamics of working alongside spouses. Amy explains the importance of letting go of the urge to control, the state of American Moving’s rebranding process, and why she chose to partner with LEAD Girls of NC. Visit American Mov...

Registered Dietitian Alice Smith sits down to spill the tea on healthy eating habits, grocery shopping tips for mindful meal planning, and lesser known facts about preservatives and calories. Brooke and Alice discuss their favorite coffee routines, tips for eating healthy meals while dining out, and their favorite go-to snacks. Find Alice Approved online and on social media: Website: www.aliceappr...

For our 144th episode, Ali Fenno visits the studio to promote the 11th annual Trellis Derby Party on Saturday, May 6th. Brooke and Ali discuss this year’s silent auction, signature cocktails, and catering found at the event, as well as how Trellis provides hospice and palliative care throughout the Triad. Purchase tickets to the Trellis Derby Party using the link below: Website: www.trellisderbypa...

Victory Junction’s Chad Coltrane and John Barnett fill listeners in on the valuable lessons children learn while attending camp at Victory Junction, the importance of volunteering, and how Victory Junction helps families reconnect with each other. Chad and John share what they find most rewarding about their roles, the various programs and accessibility offered, and their favorite camp stories. Fi...

This week, Carrie Vickery visits the studio to share details of Junior League of Winston-Salem’s Centennial Celebrations in honor of its 100th anniversary. Carrie explains how Junior League’s gala, community gift, and exhibitions aid in the organization’s goal in improving literacy throughout Winston-Salem, as well as what to expect at each event. Find Junior League of Winston-Salem online and on...

SummerLark spokesperson Carolyn Beckman stops by the studio to give listeners details on ways that this year’s May 20th event benefits Atrium Health Wake Forest Baptist’s Cancer Patient Support Program. Tune in to see who will be performing, how to buy tickets for the event, and other ways to support the cause. Find SummerLark online: giving.wakehealth.edu/get-involved/summerlark

Brooke sits down with Sarah Privette and Jennifer Gibson-Heath of Homestead Hills to ask lighthearted questions to get the conversation started, talk about what Homestead Hills can offer families, and clear up some common misconceptions about retirement living. Sarah and Jennifer discuss being proactive versus reactive in planning for retirement, as well as how Homestead Hills works to enrich the...

Former Forsyth Woman publisher Keela Johnson and her long-time friend Barbara Minor visit Brooke in the studio to discuss why the retired life wasn’t exactly for them, how Keela passed on her Forsyth Woman publisher duties to her daughter Brooke, and how she and Barbara created LKN Magazine in Lake Norman, NC. Keela and Barbara give all the details on LKN Magazine’s upcoming Tour de Boutique on Ap...

This week, entrepreneur and photographer Natalie Sahloff is in the studio to share the story of how she became a professional photographer, why she finds her career so rewarding, and the importance of delegation and setting boundaries in balancing her schedule. Natalie explains why she is passionate about promoting community over competition in the small business world, and urges the audience to s...

Eric Aft, CEO of Second Harvest Food Bank of Northwest NC, drops in to discuss the brand new facility that Second Harvest recently moved into earlier this year, various ways to help the organization, and what to expect during this year’s upcoming Empty Bowls event on April 26th. Eric explains the various volunteering opportunities available at Second Harvest, along with the ideal food items to don...

Mack Moore of Budget Blinds, and one of Forsyth Magazines Podcast’s very first guests, joins Brooke to tell listeners about everything Budget Blinds has to offer the Triad. Mack explains how Budget Blinds can provide a service for every type of customer, how to schedule a consultation, and the types of custom treatments his team can create for clients. Brooke shares how Budget Blinds came to her r...