Aerial Ellis, author of “The Original Millennial: Lessons in Leadership for the Millennial Generation,” is this week’s guest on Take 10 with The Tennessee Tribune. Ellis, who also teaches courses in public relations, cross-cultural communication and leadership at Lipscomb University, researched how Millennials are changing our culture. She also discusses how they will soon occupy most of the leadership positions in business. Original millennials are “creative, innovative, enterprising, influential, bold, unapologetic and ready solve the world’s problems,” Ellis wrote in her book. You can learn more by visiting https://www.theoriginalmillennial.com.
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Ambassador Young, who now chairs the Andrew Young Foundation, is a former two-term mayor of Atlanta, Georgia Congressman and U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations. As a global statesman, and lifelong advocate of building collaborative partnerships across socioeconomic groups, he is masterful at using public policy to transform societies for the greater good. Speaking to a standing-room-only audience of over 600 people, Young graciously allowed a peek into his mindset as he shared his philosophy on developing collaborations, opening up our arms to the opposition, what he practices to create healing and where he places his faith. Tapping multiple references…
Dr. Katherine Y. Brown, owner of Learn CPR America, is this week’s guest on Take 10 On Tuesdays. Dr. Brown has dedicated herself to teaching the importance of CPR education to underserved communities. She is also the founder of the Roberta Baines Wheeler Pulmonary Hypertension Awareness Group, an organization that focuses on bringing public awareness to high blood pressure in the lungs. Tune in to see Dr. Brown perform an example of CPR during the interview. To learn more about Dr. Brown please visit: https://www.drkatherineybrown.com. Every Tuesday the Tennessee Tribune takes the time out to interview citizens of the Metro-Nashville…
Fitness instructor Kevin Bazile is this week’s guest on Take 10 On Tuesdays with The Tennessee Tribune. Bazile tells Social Media director Jason Luntz that it takes 80 percent nutrition and 20 percent exercise to gain and maintain fitness results. This concept led him to create 80/20 Fitness, where he offers clients nutritional guidance as well as personal training and boot camp classes. You can learn more about Bazile’s philosophy toward becoming and staying healthy by visiting https://www.facebook.com/80.20lifestyle365 or https://www.instagram.com/80_20fitness. Every Tuesday the Tennessee Tribune takes the time out to interview citizens of the Metro-Nashville area who are doing important…
While social media has been here with us for sometime now, during 2016 it has become one of the primary components of daily life. Due to easy access to mobile devices, social media has grown into an outlet for entertainment, a tool to meet people near and far, as well as a way to raise awareness for causes we find important. It is clear that social media, and in particular a handful of social networks have changed the way we live our lives and communicate with each other. Looking back at 2016 these are the top 5 trends that dominated…
Kimberly Clay, PhD, discovered physical inactivity can lead to a shorter lifespan for today’s girls, while doing her graduate research over a decade ago on cancer in young women. The discovery led her to start Play Like A Girl, she tells Sandra Long Weaver, Editorial director for the Tennessee Tribune on this week’s “Take 10 on Tuesdays with The Tennessee Tribune.” The program, which is based in Middle Tennessee, is in schools in several states. It exposes middle school girls to various sports that would not ordinarily have a chance to experience. You can learn more about Play Like a…
Tunisia Scott publisher of The Tennessee Minority Pages is this week’s guest on Take 10 On Tuesdays. Social Media Director Jason Luntz sites down with Scott to discuss her publications mission to be a resource for all businesses throughout out Tennessee. She also explains the importance of minority owned companies working together to take advantage of the growth in the Nashville area. Visit https://www.tnminoritypages.com to learn more. Every Tuesday the Tennessee Tribune takes the time out to interview citizens of the Metro-Nashville area who are doing important things in their field.
NASHVILLE, Tenn. – Move over, fried turkey. There’s a new centerpiece meat in town perfect for the holidays, and Nashville’s own Gordon’s is introducing it. The upscale restaurant recently debuted its signature whole Nashville hot chicken, and it’s poised to be the star of local families’ holiday meals this season. Since its launch in October, Gordon’s has been a premier destination for Nashville hot chicken. While most restaurants that sell the classic dish are casual establishments, Gordon’s is one of the first upscale restaurants to feature the dish on its menu. Fan favorites include hot chicken nachos and hot chicken…
This week on Take 10 on Tuesdays Social Media Director Jason Luntz visits Gordon’s, a new restaurant with its own unique twist on Nashville Hot Chicken. Luntz sits down with Gordon’s owner Spencer Middlebrooks and discusses what separates his establishment from others who prepare the popular dish. Middlebrooks also talks about the growth of the food scene in Nashville and the positive effect it has on local restaurants. To learn more and to see Gordon’s menu visit: https://www.gordonsnashville.com. Every Tuesday the Tennessee Tribune takes the time out to interview citizens of the Metro-Nashville area who are doing important things in…
Fran Bush of Model Mom Magazine, an online publication focused on inspiring and empowering mothers. Bush discusses with Tribune Social Media Director Jason Luntz how being an active mother of 5 boys inspired her to share what she has learned as a mother over the years. Her goal is to provide a guide to help build healthy relationships between children and mothers, as well as help improve the well-being of families everywhere. Every Tuesday the Tennessee Tribune takes the time out to interview citizens of the Metro-Nashville area who are doing important things in their field.