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Leah Williams introduces Mara Campolungo as a wedding officiant, community mentor, and executive director of The Sandbox, a nonprofit that has served over 5,000 families facing complex medical journeys.

This episode segment introduces the hosts and their podcast, focusing on personal stories of overcoming financial struggles and empowering women in business and life.

Kelly and Leah frame balance in Women of Fort Mill Podcast as a moving target, not an equal split, with Kelly saying one quadrant may get 75% while the others get 7.5%.

Leah Williams and Kelly Hoover use the Women of Fort Mill Podcast to talk about “seasons of growth” and the decision to pivot, pause, or push.

Kelly Hoover welcomes Amy Casey of House of Colour Waxhaw, who says she spent over 25 years as a teacher and college professor before opening her business on October 1 last year.

Women of Fort Mill, South Carolina focuses on Kelly Hoover’s time-management system for moms, including a Sunday reset, paper planning, Google Calendar, and a $5-a-month DAC board in the kitchen.

Adrienne, founder of Torchbearer Tachyon in Cornelius, says a 2020 surge of COVID anxiety pushed her from breathing and meditation into acupuncture, network spinal, and then tachyon.

Leah Williams speaks with Helen Armstrong and Jen Payer of Divine Health Alliance in Weddington, North Carolina, as part of her "Moments That Made Me" series on the Women of Fort Mill podcast.

Kelly opens with a personal confession.

Kelly and Leah open with a question that leaves room for honest reflection.

Kelly and Leah talk with Dr.

Kelly Hoover opens the Women of Fort Mill podcast by shifting the show toward real-life conversations with co-host Leah Williams about women, money, and confidence.

Leah Williams interviews Keonta Ramsey, Director of Growth for Climb Fund, about how the nonprofit CDFI helps South Carolina small businesses when traditional banks say no.

Women of Fort Mill Podcast returns with a Part 2 conversation on time management focused on “owning your mornings” and building a routine around self-care, hydration, and planning.

Diana Ryskowski says a layoff after 20 years in corporate marketing became the push that led her into sound healing, a wellness podcast, and a future wellness center.

Tristan Hunkin, founder of Hunkin Law, explains how she moved from teaching business to ninth through 12th graders to graduating from Georgetown Law and building a virtual legal practice.

This episode of the Women of Fort Mill Podcast features hosts Leah Williams and Kellie Hoover discussing self-care, financial confidence, and the podcast's mission to empower women through honest conversations about business and life.

Hopelessness is where this episode starts.

Kelly and Leah spend the episode on the quiet ways women lose themselves while trying to keep everyone else comfortable.

The co-hosts open with a frank look at how motherhood can unsettle a woman’s sense of self.

Kelly and Leah explore how motherhood fundamentally shifts identity, triggering confidence loss from loss of control, perceived failure, and physical change.

Kelly and Leah, co-hosts of Women of Fort Mill podcast, unpack mom guilt—the universal experience of guilt many mothers carry.

Kelly and Leah, hosts of Women of Fort Mill podcast, candidly discuss navigating major life crises.