Giving Back with The Humble Hustle Company

Behind the Camera with BOSS Motion Picture Company

BOSS Motion Pictures [https://bossmpc.com/] owner and director of photography Jamie Nabers and his right-hand man, Walker Hooper, talk about working on a professional camera crew on six-second social media videos, advertisements, feature films, music videos, and more.

Cooking, Coffee, and Content Creation with Quincy Randolph

Chef Quincy Randolph [https://www.youtube.com/@CafeWithQ] of Roaster’s Next Door (RND) Coffee [https://www.roanokecoffee.com/] joins the show to discuss his professional culinary arts journey, becoming a Roanoke restauranteur alongside his brother, and how creating content has opened doors for his career, coffee company, and the community.

Advertise Responsibly: Lessons from Bud Light

What companies can learn from Bud Light’s botched PR strategy [https://accessu.com/advertise-responsibly-lessons-from-bud-light/] after their trans influencer marketing post received backlash.

Giving Back with The Humble Hustle Company

The Humble Hustle Company [https://www.thehumblehustle.org/] empowers Black youth and connects diverse communities by creating innovative, inclusive spaces that inspire hope and promote giving. Rachel sits down with founder and executive director, Xavier Tramaine Duckett, and director of operations, Myleah Akers, to discuss starting the Roanoke-based nonprofit from scratch and how to build and market a brand in creative ways that leverage community relationships and engagement to give back.

Finding Super Success on YouTube with the Super Carlin Brothers

Jonathan "J" Carlin and his brother Ben Carlin are full-time YouTubers with over two million subscribers who tune in to watch their videos on the latest fandom theories and reviews – from the Marvel Universe, Disney, Pixar, Harry Potter, and more. For over a decade, they have been known as the Super Carlin Brothers [https://www.youtube.com/@SuperCarlinBrothers/videos]. Watch and listen to find out how they did it!