What makes Charlene Reeves with Training Partners Inc. a good neighbor?

Every fitness journey tells a story, but Charlene Reeves of Training Partners Inc. is writing an entirely different narrative about aging and strength. With clients averaging 72 years old, her North Asheville personal training studio has spent nearly three decades proving that our later years can be some of our strongest.

"Seniors can't build ...

What makes Darren Clark  with the 2nd Annual Rib Cookoff a good neighbor?

\When Hurricane Helene swept through Western North Carolina and East Tennessee, it didn't discriminate in its destruction. For the Elks Mill Poga Fish Springs Volunteer Fire Department, the devastation was total – their station washed away down the Elk River, equipment gone, and their largest tanker reduced to just a frame and wheels scattered along the r...

What makes Byrgundy White with Bridal Party Packet a good neighbor?

Weddings should be joyful celebrations, not stress-inducing nightmares. That's the foundation of Byrgundy White's mission at Bridal Party Packet, where she has dedicated herself to being every couple's "second brain" on their wedding day.

Born from personal disappointment when her own wedding coordinator failed to deliver, Byrgundy ...

What makes Caroline Lavigne with WNC Pet Care a good neighbor?

Ever wondered what it takes to transform a passion for animals into a successful business? Caroline Lavigne takes us behind the scenes of WNC Pet Care, her professional pet sitting and dog walking company serving Asheville and surrounding areas. What started as a side gig has blossomed into a thriving business with nearly 600 clients and over 9,500 pet visits completed l...

What makes Dianne Rose  with Rose Pilates a good neighbor?

Discover the transformative world of authentic Pilates with Dianne Rose, owner of Rose Pilates in Asheville, North Carolina. With roots tracing back to her days as a professional dancer in San Francisco, Dianne shares her remarkable journey of learning from one of Joseph Pilates' original students—a rare connection to the discipline's founding principles that infus...

What makes Luis Baltierrez with Caffeine N Fitness a good neighbor?

When the pandemic shuttered gyms across the country, personal trainer Luis Baltierrez faced a crossroads. Instead of waiting for normalcy to return, he answered the call from former clients eager to resume their fitness journeys. What emerged was Caffeine N' Fitness – a unique business concept born from Luis's twin passions.

"Coffee is my pre...

What makes Adam Hodges with Hodges and Hodges a good neighbor?

Fear of the dental chair is something many of us can relate to. But what happens when a dentist himself once resisted joining the profession? Dr. Adam Hodges shares his fascinating journey from dental skeptic to passionate practitioner in this enlightening conversation.

As co-owner of Hodges and Hodges, a family dental practice in Asheville dating back to 1960, ...

What makes Martie and Beth Roe with 5-Star RV Service a good neighbor?

Thinking about buying an RV? You'll want to hear what Martie and Beth Roe have to say first. These owners of Five Star RV Service join Skip Mauney to reveal insider knowledge that could save you thousands of dollars and countless headaches.

Did you know that brand new RVs arrive at dealerships only 80% complete? This startling revelation from Martie...

What makes Joe Weaver with Getting Fit After 60 a good neighbor?

Aging doesn't have to mean getting weaker. In fact, the opposite can be true with the right approach to fitness after 60. As someone approaching his sixth decade, host Skip Mauney connects with Joe Weaver, founder of Be Fit After 60, for a conversation that challenges everything we think we know about aging and physical capability.

Joe shares his remarkab...

What makes Jessica Blissett with Ignite Jewelry Studios a good neighbor?

Ever wondered what happens when passion, craftsmanship, and community intersect? In our latest episode, we journey into the gleaming world of Ignite Jewelry Studios with founder Jessica Blissett, who's redefining accessibility in jewelry-making through her unique three-pillar approach.

Jessica reveals how Ignite serves as a retail gallery showcasi...

What makes Kelly Zarcone with Wild Rose Bodyworks a good neighbor?

Ever wondered why your body holds onto pain long after an injury heals, or why talk therapy sometimes hits a wall? The answers might lie in understanding how trauma physically manifests in our bodies.

Kelly Zarcone, licensed massage therapist and owner of Wild Rose Body Works, joins us with her five-month-old daughter Rowan to explore the fascinating world o...

What makes Tim Rhoades with Premier Restorations of The Carolinas a good neighbor?
When disaster strikes your home, who can you trust to put the pieces back together? Tim Rhoades, owner-operator of Premier Restorations of the Carolinas, brings a refreshingly personal approach to disaster recovery that's increasingly rare in today's corporate landscape.

After transitioning from a career in law enforcement to r...

What makes Elizabeth Eve and Karen Mobilia with Ortho Dog a good neighbor?

Discover how a dog lover's mission to help her own pet led to a revolutionary approach in canine mobility care. When Elizabeth Eve's rescue dog developed hip dysplasia, she found no suitable bracing options available. Drawing on her background as a massage therapist, she created what would become the first in a line of innovative mobility braces for...

What makes John and Jenni Faison with Hospitable Homes a good neighbor?

Skip Mauney welcomes John and Jenni Faison, the husband-and-wife team behind Hospitable Homes and Honeysuckle Springs, to explore their unique approach to vacation rentals and camping in the Great Smoky Mountains.

The conversation unfolds with the story of how a simple Airbnb stay in Washington DC sparked a business idea that would transform the Faisons...

What makes Dr. Cory Noll  with Edgewood Holistic Chiropractic Center a good neighbor?

Ever wondered why chronic health issues persist despite trying everything? The answer might lie in your brain-body connection.

Dr. Cory Noll, owner of Edgewood Holistic Chiropractic Center, reveals his groundbreaking approach to wellness in this fascinating conversation. With 25 years of experience as a brain-centered holistic chiropractor...

What makes Genene Curry with Genene Curry Accounting  a good neighbor?

What does an approachable accountant look like? Genene Curry is redefining the profession one small business at a time. As the owner of Genene Curry Accounting in Asheville, NC, she's on a mission to help those who might otherwise shy away from professional financial guidance.

Genene's journey into accounting began unexpected...

What makes Dr. O’hara with Abingdon Animal Medical Center a good neighbor?

Discover the heart behind veterinary medicine as the Good Neighbor Podcast welcomes the dedicated team from Abingdon Animal Medical Center. Dr. O'Hara, Jenny O'Hara, and groomer Dakota Amos reveal what makes their practice special in this warm, insightful conversation about animal care and community connection.

From their comprehensive...

What makes Klaire Todd and Patrick Oleary with Smoky Bear Campground a good neighbor?

Tucked away just across from the Great Smoky Mountains National Park, Smoky Bear Campground offers the perfect blend of natural beauty and modern comfort. Klaire Todd and Patrick O'Leary share their journey as owners of this family-operated getaway that doesn't just provide a place to stay—it delivers an experience worth returning to year...

What makes Juno & Johnny with The Creeper Trail Campground a good neighbor?

Escape to the mountains with Juno and Johnny, the second-generation owner-operators of Creeper Trail Campground nestled at 3,700 feet elevation in White Top, Virginia. Their remote, family-run campground offers something increasingly rare in our hyper-connected world: genuine disconnection and immersion in nature.

As we discover in this conversa...