Ep. 5: Comfort & Luxury

Join us for a delightful exploration of comfort and luxury in our latest Summer themed episode! We’re thrilled to feature the mouthwatering flavors of Big Bones Barbecue and the exquisite scents of Teresa Ann Luxury Candle Co. Discover how these two exceptional brands bring warmth and elegance into our lives, creating a perfect blend of savory and sophisticated indulgence.

Outfit of the Day

(Everybody’s favorite part of the day)

C2C Live

Meet Consuela Conner – Teresa Ann Luxury Candle Co.

Consuela Conner is a native of Nashville, TN who is the creator and CEO of Teresa Ann Luxury Candle Co. Her hand poured candle line is organic and vegan, inspired by the loving, warm memory of her mother, Teresa Ann Conner. Her luxury fragrances are designed to provide comfort and healing to those who cherish the continued memory of loved ones passed on.

With the light of every candle and flame, the memory of Teresa Ann and others will continue to burn.

Teresa Ann Luxury Candle Co.

Meet Jermaine Reynolds – Big Bonez BBQ

Jermaine Reynolds is a native of Decatur AL . He is the owner of Big Bonez BBQ & Catering. He established a strong passion for bbq early on in life and desires to share this passion with the world, through Big Bonez’ smoked meats, seasonings, and sauces!

His favorite saying is, IF YOU HAVE A MOUTH, WE WANT TO FEED YOU.

Big Bonez BBQ – INFO@BIGBONEZBBQ.COM

Community Corner

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Behind The Scenes of Episode 5!

The CornerStone

In most election years we hear alot about the economy.

Well – Here is my non academic understanding of the economy in a nutshell: It’s more than just money, okay? It’s the way resources are distributed – and resources can be money, land, diamonds, time… assets!

The Economy is the system where people, businesses, and governments make decisions about distributing and using the resources available to us.

Shouldn’t this be good for all of us?

Of course, it SHOULD (and COULD)… but it’s not.

The Brookings Institution found that not only does the underrepresentation of Black businesses hurt black communities and further racial inequality but it costs the economy millions of dollars in jobs and billions of dollars in unrealized revenues.

And to add insult to injury, this is a solvable problem if we work together. Yes in OUR lifetime and in THIS economy.

How? With Commerce as the key to vibrant communities!! It is a path for personal growth, business development and success.

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