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Talk Local to me is presented by the Central Virginia Business Coalition and is a live show on Wednesdays at noon!

  1. VOR 3 TAGEN

    Hill City Picnics and PJ at the Lake

    In this episode of Talk Local to Me, host Heather Alto flies solo, covering upcoming local events including the Central Virginia Home and Garden Show, the Empower Women's Conference, and the CVABC Open putt-putt tournament. Guest Danielle introduces Hill City Picnics, her luxury picnic experience business in Lynchburg, offering curated setups for dates, proposals, and group events. Real estate agent PJ then discusses Smith Mountain Lake's appeal, shares tips on avoiding contractor scams, and promotes the fifth annual SML Buzz community event benefiting local nonprofits.

    55 Min.

  2. VOR 4 TAGEN

    Tea Time: Cabi

    Sherrie McNamara, local owner of Cabi, shares her journey of joining the company during the pandemic and the challenges of building brand awareness without a traditional storefront. She discusses how Cabi empowers women through community-driven shopping experiences and personal connections. The conversation highlights the importance of supporting local businesses, the unique value Cabi brings to Central Virginia, and the joy she finds in helping women feel confident and connected through fashion.

    8 Min.

  3. 1. APR.

    Mountain Laurel Learning and Finding Purpose

    In this episode of Talk Local to Me, hosts Heather and Mike welcome two local business owners. Rebecca Mason of Mountain Laurel Learning discusses her professional training services, including ServSafe food safety certification courses and an upcoming DISC personality assessment program designed to improve workplace communication. Cindy Burns introduces her rebranded business, Still Living, where she works as a grief coach specializing in supporting widows through their unique grief journey. Both guests highlight their commitment to serving the Lynchburg community and share how listeners can connect with their businesses.

    1 Std. 4 Min.

  4. 25. MÄRZ

    Shipley Do-Nuts and Puzzled Foundation

    In this episode of Talk Local to Me, hosts Heather and Mike highlight a full lineup of upcoming Central Virginia business and community events, including the Lead On Summit, Coffee Talk at Chick-fil-A, the Home and Health Expo, the Empower Women’s event, and the ABC Open Putt Putt Tournament. They’re joined by Jeremiah from Shipley’s Donuts, who shares how his business stays actively involved in the community and supports local initiatives. He also talks about an exciting partnership with the Puzzled Foundation, helping raise awareness and give back to autism-related causes. This episode is all about collaboration, community impact, and creative ways businesses and individuals can support local organizations, educators, and each other.

    59 Min.

  5. 24. MÄRZ

    Tea Time: Puzzled Foundation

    Jennifer Sherwood, board member of the Puzzled Foundation, shares the nonprofit’s mission to support individuals with autism and other disabilities in Central Virginia. She discusses the foundation’s origins, its all-volunteer structure, and the challenges of raising awareness while working toward nonprofit status. The episode also highlights upcoming fundraisers, community outreach efforts, and the importance of advocacy and empathy for families affected by autism, emphasizing the foundation’s dedication to making a meaningful impact in the local community.

    9 Min.

  6. 18. MÄRZ

    R & R Pool Care and Empower Counseling

    In this episode of Talk Local to Me, hosts Heather and Mike welcome guests Ryan and Jennifer of R&R Pool Care. The show highlights upcoming community events, local business updates, and the importance of networking through the Central Virginia Business Coalition. The conversation also delves into mental health awareness, with personal stories about therapy, parenting challenges, and the value of professional support. The episode blends practical advice for pool owners, encouragement for community engagement, and open discussion about mental well-being, showcasing the power of local connections in Central Virginia.

    1 Std. 6 Min.

  7. 17. MÄRZ

    Tea Time: Coleman Custom Creations

    Talya Coleman of Coleman Custom Creations shares the journey of launching and growing her family-run renovation business in Lynchburg, Virginia. She discusses the challenges of working in the industry, the importance of community support, and balancing business with family life. Talya also dispels common myths about contractors and expresses gratitude for the local business networks that have supported her along the way. The episode also shares how to connect with Coleman Custom Creations for your home renovation needs.

    11 Min.

  8. 10. MÄRZ

    Tea Time: S&S Services

    Samantha Simmons, owner of S&S Services, shares how she turned a moment of necessity into the launch of her bookkeeping business. She opens up about the challenges that came with growth, the lessons she learned along the way, and the vital role the community has played in her success. Samantha also reflects on how the CVABC has played an important part in her journey, why backing local businesses matters, and wraps up with rapid-fire insights on her favorite local spots and best business advice. Throughout the conversation, she emphasizes the power of teamwork and invites listeners to connect with her for reliable, trusted bookkeeping.

    12 Min.
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Talk Local to me is presented by the Central Virginia Business Coalition and is a live show on Wednesdays at noon!

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    2021 - 2026
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