In this engaging conversation, Cynthia A Bond Hopson and Rick Meekins reflect on the life lessons learned over the years, emphasizing the importance of integrity,
Rick Meekins shares his journey from being in the military to working in the restaurant business and eventually starting his own restaurant. He then transitioned
This week on ‘Three Stores, Two Cotton Gins, One Remarkable Life,’ we’re joined by Haywood County Tennessee District 8 Commissioner Jeffery Richmond. Hailing from the
This week’s episode dives into the personal history of Professor Henrietta Giles and her experiences as a child at the heart of the desegregation movement
This week’s episode details how one determined woman is helping people return to the path of dignity, stability, and wellbeing — with a new pair
Dr. Cynthia Bond Hopson’s former student, Dr. Marcus L. Matthews is now a celebrated educator himself. In today’s episode, he shares with her some of
“Reverend and Representative” Johnny Shaw, growing up in Laconia, TN, as the youngest of 11, was the golden voice of the church choir. He has
The ability to just show up and do what others have not tried will give you the confidence to break new ground. Civil Miller-Watkins is
Managing people is one of the hardest things that you do as a leader. Every day leaders complain about their teams and try to create
All the way from Downtown ‘no place’ in Tennessee to becoming Professor of Christian Education, Spiritual Formation, and Youth Ministry at Memphis Theological Seminary (MTS),
In this engaging conversation, Cynthia A Bond Hopson and Rick Meekins reflect on the life lessons learned over the years, emphasizing the importance of integrity,
Rick Meekins shares his journey from being in the military to working in the restaurant business and eventually starting his own restaurant. He then transitioned
This week on ‘Three Stores, Two Cotton Gins, One Remarkable Life,’ we’re joined by Haywood County Tennessee District 8 Commissioner Jeffery Richmond. Hailing from the
This week’s episode dives into the personal history of Professor Henrietta Giles and her experiences as a child at the heart of the desegregation movement
This week’s episode details how one determined woman is helping people return to the path of dignity, stability, and wellbeing — with a new pair
Dr. Cynthia Bond Hopson’s former student, Dr. Marcus L. Matthews is now a celebrated educator himself. In today’s episode, he shares with her some of
“Reverend and Representative” Johnny Shaw, growing up in Laconia, TN, as the youngest of 11, was the golden voice of the church choir. He has
The ability to just show up and do what others have not tried will give you the confidence to break new ground. Civil Miller-Watkins is
Managing people is one of the hardest things that you do as a leader. Every day leaders complain about their teams and try to create
All the way from Downtown ‘no place’ in Tennessee to becoming Professor of Christian Education, Spiritual Formation, and Youth Ministry at Memphis Theological Seminary (MTS),
