Chipping With McKenna Kinder

Chip Away with Jennifer as we talk about what it's like to be a woman working in the weather all the way to traveling the world as not only a passion but as a career!

Motivation comes in many forms and McKenna really dives into the motivation of not letting something she's born with hold her back from making the most of every day. Learn about what it's like to live with epilepsy, the dos and don'ts to help someone through a seizure, and how to seize every moment since it could be your last.

On this Motivational Monday Chip Away with Carson Kessler as we talk about journalism, how the media is looked at by the general public, and how she's trying to make a difference one article at a time.

Chip Away with Hayley Griffith as we talk about the struggles of eating disorders, social expectations on body types, and the journey to self-love & self-acceptance.

An open dialogue about what called William to become a Pastor, not being taken fully seriously as a leader due to age, and his message of love for everyone!

Cam Smith is a powerhouse of a woman with an immense amount of passion for Politics. Join us talking about everything from Drum Corp to working in Politics during a pandemic. *As stated in the episode even if you share different political beliefs, give it a listen and let's have a conversation about it. That's how change is made.

Jeff Burns has the knowledge on and off the golf course. He gives great parallels to how the lessons on the course translate to great life lessons.

Zara Barrie is the author of the incredible self-help book 'Girl, Stop Passing Out In Your Makeup'. If you've ever felt that self-help books weren't really speaking to you as a person, then look no further than Zara. She touches on it being ok to be a mess, you're human, you're beautiful, you're exactly who you're supposed to be.

Chip Away with Patrick Pribyl as we talk about sobriety, the darkness of addiction, and finding solace in art.

Originally from the Baltimore/ DMV area, Madeline (Maddie) is a New York City based dance artist. Her professional performance journey has taken her from live television appearances, to regional theaters, to most recently the Great Stage at Radio City Music Hall. When not on the stage, Maddie privately coaches, leads workshops, teaches classes, and choreographs for studios and companies along the East Coast. Her instructional and choreographic endeavors are largely inspired by influential mentors and motivated by creative energy and collaboration, as well as a deep rooted passion for empathy. Maddie is a proud graduate of Pace University’s Commercial Dance Program and is represented by Clear Talent Group.