By Voices of the Village Podcast When most people think about youth development, athletics often comes to mind first. Football leagues, basketball programs, baseball teams and recreation centers have long created structured spaces where young people can sharpen their skills, develop confidence and dream about the next level. But what about the young musician holding a trumpet? What about the drummer searching for a place to practice? What about the student who has talent but

written by Branson Hartsfield Henry County District 3 Commissioner Dee Anglyn III joins Voices of the Village for a wide-ranging conversation on data centers, apartments, development, State Route 81, McDonough Square, property taxes and his vision for managing growth without losing community identity. Henry County is growing, and nowhere is the tension between development and quality of life more visible than in District 3. During a recent episode of Voices of the Village Pod

Former Ethics Board Member Brie Smith Says Her Fight Isn’t Democrat vs. Republican, It’s Citizens vs. Government Power By Voices of the Village Podcast What happens when a citizen walks into a public government meeting, approaches the microphone to address elected officials, and leaves escorted by police? That question is now at the center of a controversial conversation unfolding in Henry County, Georgia. Brie Smith, a concerned Henry County citizen and former member of the

written by Shawn Raeleigh| Game Changers Media Network Former Henry County firefighter Matthew Henry sits down with Voices of the Village Podcast to tell his side of a story involving accountability, department standards, alleged misconduct and the termination that ended an 18-year career. For nearly two decades, Matthew Henry says his job required him to run toward the very situations most people run away from. Fire. Medical emergencies. Life-or-death situations. Before that

When Hustle Stops Working: Cornelius “Global” Gamble on Leadership, Systems & The Clarity Initiative What happens when the person who built the business becomes the very thing keeping it from growing? By Voices of the Village Podcast | Game Changers Media Network Entrepreneurs are taught to hustle. Work longer. Move faster. Take the meeting. Answer the phone. Close the deal. Solve the problem. Wear every hat. But what happens when hustle is no longer the answer? That question

Voices of the Village Podcast asks: Can a candidate build recognition by first building a relationship with the community? By Voices of the Village Podcast | Game Changers Media Network Where Change Starts With Conversation In local politics, name recognition can matter. Some candidates arrive with years of political visibility, while others enter the public arena from careers, families and community service largely outside the political spotlight. Keisha Buchanan falls into

Voices of the Village Podcast Celebrates 100 Episodes with Regi & Pam Myles of Myles Select Vodka and Red Oak Distribution A great-tasting spirit can still fail. That may be one of the most important lessons emerging spirit-brand owners need to understand. For the 100th episode of Voices of the Village Podcast Where Change Starts With Conversation, we sit down with Regi and Pam Myles, the husband-and-wife entrepreneurs behind Myles Select Vodka and Red Oak Distribution, for a

Georgia State Senate District 42 Candidate Talks Gen Z, Homeownership, Public Education, Small Business and Economic Opportunity on Voices of the Village Podcast By Voices of the Village Podcast Where Change Starts With Conversation For many young Georgians, the traditional American milestone of graduating, building a career and purchasing a first home is becoming increasingly difficult to reach. During a conversation on Voices of the Village Podcast, Georgia State Senate Dis

written by Branson Hartsfield Healthcare should begin long before an emergency room visit. That was the central message from Nurse Judy Bentley, founder of Fusion Health and Wellness, during her recent appearance on the Voices of the Village Podcast, where she discussed the importance of prevention, patient education, and making quality healthcare accessible to every family. After serving the Stockbridge community for more than two decades and spending 16 years as an emergenc

By Voices of the Village Podcast | Game Changers Media Network As one of the most talked-about political stories in Georgia continues to unfold, Voices of the Village Podcast sat down with Attorney Robert Kenner Jr., lead attorney for Stockbridge Mayor Jayden Williams, for an in-depth conversation addressing the legal battle, public speculation, and what comes next for the City of Stockbridge. With rumors circulating across social media and headlines reaching audiences nation

By Kaylon Truitt for Game Changers Media Network Leadership is often defined by titles, but true leadership is revealed through service. During a compelling episode of Voices of the Village Podcast, host Andreal L. Mallard Sr. sat down with Furquan Stafford, Republican candidate for Georgia State Senate District 10, for an in-depth conversation about community, family, education, public safety, and his vision for the future of DeKalb and Henry counties. A Life Shaped by Servi

By Dominique Huff for Voices of the Village Podcast | Game Changers Media Network In an era where political divisions often dominate the national conversation, Pamela Delancy, Democratic candidate for Georgia's 10th Congressional District, is campaigning with a message she believes rises above party politics: "We the People." Throughout her appearance on Voices of the Village Podcast, Delancy repeatedly returned to one central belief that elected officials must remember who t

written by Voices of The Village In today’s evolving landscape of leadership, service, and community empowerment, few organizations exemplify impact like Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc.. Through intentional programming, strategic partnerships, and a deep-rooted commitment to service, the Henry County Alumnae Chapter is redefining what it means to lead from the front. On a recent episode of the Voices of the Village Podcast, hosted by Game Changers Media Network, Chapter Pres

By Voices of the Village Podcast Financial literacy is one of the most powerful tools for creating freedom, stability, and generational wealth. Yet for many families, particularly within underserved communities, conversations about money have been absent for generations. Award-winning author, financial educator, and community leader Janean Armstrong is determined to change that narrative with her latest book, Sis, Get Your Purse In Order! Recently featured on the Voices of th

written by Branson Hartsfield In today’s climate fast-paced, unpredictable, and often overwhelming stress has become a universal experience. But what if stress isn’t the enemy? What if, when understood and managed correctly, stress becomes a tool for growth, clarity, and success? That’s exactly what we explored on Voices of the Village Podcast in our powerful feature with Dr. D. Terrence Foster, author of the award-winning The Stress Book: 40 Plus Ways to Manage Stress and En

written by Shawn Raleigh/Game Changers Magazine In an era where scams, identity theft, and digital fraud are becoming more sophisticated by the day, one Georgia-based advocate is stepping forward to protect one of the most vulnerable groups in our communities our seniors. On a powerful episode of the Voices of the Village Podcast, hosted by Andreal Mallard Sr., listeners were introduced to De’Ambreus Christian, founder of Wise Path Integrity Consulting a company dedicated to

On a powerful episode of Voices of the Village Podcast, Game Changers Media Network sat down with Attorney Janice Alfred of South Atlanta Family Law to discuss one of the most emotional and misunderstood issues impacting families across Georgia: fathers’ rights, legitimation, custody, child support, and family court realities. Hosted by Andreal Mallard Sr., the conversation pulled back the curtain on what many fathers face when attempting to gain legal rights to their childre

By Game Changers Magazine | Game Changers Media Network – Where Change Starts With Conversation As Georgia approaches a critical election season, one race that directly impacts every household, business, and community is the campaign for the Georgia Public Service Commission (PSC). At the center of this conversation is Shelia Edwards, a candidate committed to reshaping how utility services are regulated and delivered across the state. Appearing on the Voices of the Village Po