In this deeply personal and inspiring episode, host Andrew Bartolotta sits down with Zack Orsborn, founder of Like Really Creative, to explore the intersection of mental health, creativity, and community. Zack opens up about growing up in a small Mississippi town where creativity was stifled, navigating mental illness, and the long road to rediscovering his artistic identity.

He shares the powerful story behind his framework—The Four Codes of Creative Energy—and how it's helping creatives overcome fear, reconnect with their passion, and build intentional, expressive lives. From Collage Parties to MUSE gatherings, Like Really Creative is more than a business—it's a movement for every artist who's ever felt like they didn’t belong.

Whether you're an artist, entrepreneur, or simply someone who feels stuck, this conversation will leave you feeling seen, encouraged, and inspired to create from a place of authenticity and courage.

Learn more: https://likereallycreative.com/

Host Jeremy C. Park talks with Beth Wilson, Founder and CEO of Wilson Public Relations, who highlights her woman-owned, award-winning, integrated communications firm based in Memphis, Tennessee, and then discusses PR trends and offers tips to help organizations be more impactful with their efforts. During the interview, Beth shares her journey, which began with a major in public relations and various communications roles in Memphis. She credits her time at Mahaffey Event & Tent Rentals, the Executive MBA program at The University of Memphis, and Epicenter Memphis for her decision to start her own agency. Despite facing challenges, including the pandemic and personal loss, Beth expresses gratitude for the support she received from the Memphis community and her desire to use Wilson Public Relations as a vehicle to give back.

Beth discusses Wilson PR's focus on three areas of media: earned, owned, and shared. For earned media, they handle announcements, pitch clients as expert resources, and engage in community partnerships. Owned media involves website content, thought leadership, and sales collateral. Shared media uses social platforms to amplify stories. Beth emphasizes the importance of repurposing content across multiple channels and describes their onboarding process, which includes developing messaging guides and audience engagement maps. She also highlights the value of traditional media relations and the ethical use of AI in their work, as she talks about some of the important trends taking place in PR and then shares some tips for how organizations can start to create more stories and then repurpose and leverage them across multiple platforms to be more impactful with their efforts.

Visit https://wilsonpublicrelations.com to learn more and connect with Wilson Public Relations.

In this episode of the cityCURRENT Show, we dive into a transformative conversation with Leonard Cochran, Chief Engagement Officer of UpWords Unlimited and author of Relational Leadership: An Introduction and The Four Constants of Success. With decades of experience helping individuals and organizations elevate their leadership impact, Leonard brings a fresh, people-first perspective to the table.

We explore how traditional leadership models are being challenged by today's rapidly evolving workplace and why relational leadership is the key to unlocking deeper engagement, stronger teams, and more sustainable success. Leonard shares personal insights, research-backed strategies, and the core "constants" every leader needs to thrive in today's dynamic environment.

Whether you're leading a company, a nonprofit, or your own personal growth journey, this episode is packed with wisdom, practical takeaways, and a powerful call to lead with intention, empathy, and consistency.

Tune in to discover why leadership for the next generation starts with building relationships that matter.

Learn more and purchase his books: https://upwordsunlimited.com/