In Good Company, Louisville

Whether you're a mompreneur, business owner, or entrepreneur in the trenches, this conversation with Lakisha Morris will leave you inspired and equipped with actionable strategies to protect your time, prioritize your values, and grow both your business and your family legacy. Lakisha shares her journey of building a thriving business while raising children, offering real-world insights on setting...

Feeling burnout, decision fatigue, or clutter as you grow your business? You're not stuck because you can't handle it, you're stuck because you were never meant to do it all by yourself. Ashley Chamberlain sits down with Pinky Jackson, professional organizer and founder of Ntegrity Organized Solutions, to talk about how hiring help can transform not just your space, but your energy, clarity, and l...

Kristina Cabanez-Winner moved to the U.S. to become a doctor, but motherhood changed everything. In this raw interview, she shares how she redefined success and purpose as a mom in business. Kristina opens up about the pressure of performing, parenting without her village, and what it took to admit she didn't want the life she worked so hard for. This is a must-listen for any woman questioning the...

Dr. Julie Lyles is a chiropractor and neurofeedback practitioner with 30 years of experience in whole-person healing. She breaks down the stretch–stabilize–strengthen framework, the trap of dopamine-driven decisions, and why today's healthcare system is failing both providers and patients. From spinal health to nutrition and sleep, Dr. Julie offers no-nonsense, practical strategies that will chall...

What do career pivots, purpose-driven entrepreneurship, and home restoration have in common? This is the story of how one former educator built a thriving family business from the ground up. Meet Austin Collins, former school principal turned co-owner of Monarch Restoration, a family-run restoration company serving Louisville and Southern Indiana. In this episode, Ashley and Austin cover: - The le...

CBD and essential oils are powerful tools for natural healing. In this episode, Michele Finn of Jubilee of Wellness shares how she built a wellness brand rooted in caregiving, courage, and care.   In this episode, we explore the powerful story behind Jubilee of Wellness. Founder Michele Finn opens up about her journey from teaching hula hoop classes to creating a successful line of essential oils...

What if the very thing that once made you feel broken became the path to your purpose? This week on In Good Company, we're talking with Jessica Mattingly, founder of Lipstick & Lace Photography, a boudoir studio built on radical self-love, healing, and showing women (and men) how powerful they truly are. After surviving breast cancer, five failed reconstruction surgeries, and a full hysterectomy,...

Discover how Christi McGown built a scalable, systems-driven service business that runs without her being in the room.  In this episode of In Good Company, host Ashley Chamberlain sits down with Christi McGown, founder of an all-inclusive destination wedding business called The Happy Place, to talk about building a company that supports your life—not runs it. Christi shares her journey from burnou...

Whitney Fallon shares her powerful journey from trauma to transformation, blending biochemistry, psychology, and holistic healing to help others thrive. In this episode, Whitney opens up about her transition from studying biochemistry and psychology to working in cardiology and critical care as a nurse practitioner. After facing her own health challenges, she embraced a holistic path, integrating...

Working moms, this one's for you. Feeling overwhelmed, behind, or burned out? You're not alone. Ashley Chamberlain opens up about mom guilt, burnout, mental load & small steps to feel like you again. From sharing calendars to permission to rest, this episode offers practical tips and raw encouragement for mompreneurs and working women juggling all the things. Want to join a community of women who...

From corporate burnout to earning the iconic pink Cadillac, hear Vicki Jackson's top sales tips, mindset shifts, and leadership insights. In this episode, we sit down with Vicki, a Louisville native and Director at Mary Kay. Vicki shares her inspiring journey from corporate America to becoming a successful leader in Mary Kay. Learn how the core values of God first, family second, career third and...

Today's episode features John Jennings, a business coach who shares practical tips for personal growth. He inspires listeners to embrace a **growth mindset** and strive to become the best version of themselves. Tune in for an engaging conversation filled with **positive thinking** and actionable advice on **personal development**, regardless of your generation, plus how **time management** can hel...

From rock bottom to building safe spaces for others, this story shows the power of emotional resilience and support networks in overcoming life's toughest challenges. Through personal growth and mindfulness, we see how one woman's journey from homelessness led her to create vital support services for others. Her story reminds us that with trauma comes the opportunity to build something meaningful...

Thinking of hiring a nanny—or becoming one? In this episode, Sarah Saylor, former nanny turned CEO of The Hive Nanny Agency, opens up about the real dynamics between families and caregivers. From managing expectations to creating lasting relationships, Sarah shares the behind-the-scenes of what makes a great match. We explore: - Why flexible schedules matter for modern families - The real benefits...

Reverse mortgages can help seniors access their home equity without monthly payments. In this episode, mortgage expert Scott Chamberlain explains how this misunderstood option offers financial freedom later in life.   What you'll learn: -The real difference between traditional and reverse mortgages -How reverse mortgages work (and who qualifies) -Common myths—busted -When reverse mortgages can be...

Mompreneur podcast, authentic business advice, and building a team from scratch — Ashley Chamberlain shares her raw entrepreneurial journey of starting with $0 and turning grit into growth. In this powerful solo episode of In Good Company, Ashley opens up about the early days of her business: from handwritten outreach and voice notes to building a mission-driven team of moms. She shares the behind...

Ready to turn pain into purpose and passion into profit? LaShay Calvin is an entrepreneur, mom of four, and founder of Auntie's Soulfood and Sweets in Louisville, KY. LaShay joins the show and shares how surviving domestic violence and epilepsy fueled her journey from therapeutic cooking to building a soul food brand with a Latin Caribbean twist. She also discusses her youth culinary programs and...

Questions about estate planning? This episode is for you! We sit down with estate planning attorney and entrepreneur Ryan Sharp from Sharp Esquire to explore why estate planning is critical for every entrepreneur and family. Whether you're a business owner, parent, or just someone thinking about the future, Ryan drops valuable gems on protecting your legacy, preparing for the unexpected, and navig...

What if the key to business growth and deeper connections was right in your own neighborhood? In this episode of In Good Company, Ashley sits down with Melissa Bailey from Hurstbourne Living to discuss the impact of local communities, neighborhood networking, and how community magazines help foster strong connections. Discover how hyperlocal marketing can benefit businesses and residents while bui...

Tali Lindberg is the founder of Pebble and Wave and co-founder of Free Market Kids. She is also a contributing writer for Bitcoin Magazine and the host of the Orange Hatter Podcast. In this engaging conversation, Tali shares her experiences of homeschooling her four children, balancing multiple ventures, and her journey into Bitcoin education. She discusses how her family's games teach kids financ...

Is your side hustle just a passion project, or is it a real business in the eyes of the IRS? The way you classify your work can make a huge difference when tax season rolls around—determining whether you can deduct expenses or end up paying more in taxes. In this episode, we're breaking down the IRS criteria for distinguishing between a hobby and a business, and what you can do to ensure your work...

Quarterly taxes can feel overwhelming, but they don't have to be! If you're self-employed, a freelancer, or running a small business, understanding estimated tax payments is critical to avoiding IRS penalties and last-minute stress. In this episode, I'm breaking down exactly who needs to pay, how much to set aside, and simple strategies to stay on top of your tax deadlines. Whether you've been avo...

Are you leaving money on the table this tax season? Many entrepreneurs and small business owners overlook valuable tax deductions that could save them thousands of dollars. In this episode of In Good Company, we're diving deep into the top tax deductions you're probably missing—and how to claim them confidently.   We'll also break down actionable steps to get your financial records organized, from...

Here are the top 5 mistakes I made as a new entrepreneur—and more importantly, how YOU can avoid them. From the revenue trap that almost sunk me to the delegation struggles that left me burnt out, I'm sharing the hard lessons I've learned so you don't have to.   We're getting real about: Why cashflow, not revenue, keeps your business afloat (plus a free tool to manage it like a pro). The beauty of...

Unlock the secrets to financial clarity and entrepreneurial success in this episode of In Good Company. Ashley Chamberlain shares her journey from Googling everything to building a sustainable business—plus actionable strategies to help you master your small business finances. Learn how to start small, embrace failure as feedback, and harness tools that make your work smarter, not harder. Whether...