Episode 11: Jaclyn Suffel

Episode 12: Rev. G. Scott Morris, M.D.

Reverend G. Scott Morris, M.D. – medical doctor, ordained minister, and founder and former CEO of Church Health Center – speaks with Chad and Zev about what Church Health Center does for Memphians, why he chose to come to Memphis, how he helped start Crosstown Concourse, why he retired as CEO, how people can support Church Health Center, what advice he has for people looking to improve their lives, and much more. Learn more about G. Scott Morris [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/G._Scott_Morris] and Church Health Center [https://churchhealth.org/]. Check out The Mystic podcast by Church Health featuring Dr. Morris along with Rev. Joshua Henry Narcisse, Rabbi Micah Greenstein, Grammy winner Kirk Whalum, and Rev. Dr. Lillian Lammers on wyxr.org [https://wyxr.org/the-mystic/], Apple Podcasts [https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-mystic-by-church-health/id1553340436], or Spotify [https://open.spotify.com/show/7mC9OhQbrx4shWmVMRLZTB].

Episode 11: Jaclyn Suffel

Jaclyn Suffel, theatre actor/director and Vice President of Power Solutions, talks with Chad and Zev about her directing philosophy, the acting talent pool in our city, her multi-faceted efforts with non-profit organizations and educational activism, her time at Teach for America (which brought her to Memphis from Houston), her favorite eateries in town, and more. Chad and Zev also finally discuss their favorite restaurants in Memphis as well as Chad's background in theater. Come see Cabaret at Germantown Community Theatre from May 9, 2025 through May 25, 2025! Tickets are available here [https://ci.ovationtix.com/35186/production/1207170].

Episode 10: Dr. Andrew Hampton

Dr. Andrew J. Hampton – psychology professor, author, and 901Volleyball chair – sits down with Chad and Zev to discuss teaching at University of Memphis and Christian Brothers University, the book that he co-wrote, artificial intelligence, movies, 901Volleyball, and more. Chad and Zev also celebrate reaching double-digit episodes by playing the podcast's first game. Dr. Hampton's book, The Frontlines of Artificial Intelligence Ethics: Human-Centric Perspectives on Technology's Advance, is available for purchase on Amazon [https://www.amazon.com/Frontlines-Artificial-Intelligence-Ethics-Human-Centric/dp/0367467674]. Looking for a fun physical activity? Find out how you can get involved with 901Volleyball [https://www.901volleyball.org/].

Episode 9: Jowa Horn

Jowa Horn, stand-up comedian from Brooklyn, joins Chad and Zev to share his thoughts about who his early comedic inspirations were, when he first moved to Memphis, how he comes up with new material, how Memphis is like heroin, who might be some of the up-and-coming comedians from our city, and a lot more. Chad and Zev also recount seeing former pro wrestler Al Snow try his hand and fail at stand-up at the former Black Lodge in 2022. Find out where Jowa will be performing next by following him on Instagram [https://www.instagram.com/hornjowa/?hl=en], Facebook [https://www.facebook.com/jowa.horn/], Twitter [https://x.com/jowahorn1?lang=en], TikTok [https://www.tiktok.com/@jowahorn?lang=en], and Bluesky [https://bsky.app/profile/jowahorn1.bsky.social]. Listen to all episodes of The Jowa Horn Show on Apple Podcasts [https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-jowa-horn-show/id1618639556] or Podbay [https://podbay.fm/p/the-jowa-horn-show].

Episode 8: Benjamin Orgel

Benjamin Orgel, Partner and Real Estate Director at Tower Ventures, meets with Chad and Zev to talk about working at a family business in the cell tower industry, starting his own business at 16, leading revitalization projects in town, being chair of the Downtown Memphis Commission, supporting his favorite sports teams, and more. Learn more about Tower Ventures [https://towerventures.com/] and Benjamin [https://towerventures.com/meet-the-team/#:~:text=In%20addition%20to%20these%20projects,the%20Temple%20Israel%20Ragin%20Rabbis.].