20 Going On 50

Dr. Temple @dranamariatemple owner of Integrative Health Carolinas in Charlotte, NC and specializes in pediatric practice. In today’s episode we learn how the coronavirus has affected the world and what you should expect and prepare for in the future to not only stay healthy during this pandemic but chronic diseases and viruses as well. Make sure to listen to your body when you’re not feeling 100%, consider your body like a yard, you nobody is going to have a perfect yard but if you stay cautious of what you’re eating and drinking, weeds are not going to be able to grow in your yard.

Davis Duncan is not your average 19 year old. At the age of 15 he began welding on the side and turned his passion into a career. David was in the honor society in high school and everyone expected him to attend college. He quickly realized that college wasn’t for him and decided to graduate high school and pursue his passion. He is the owner and operator of Carolina Welding and Fabrication and has proved to the world that college is not required to be successful.

In this episode of 20 Going on 50, we get a perspective from Dan Graham, working in the corporate world for 25+ years. He is working with one of the largest food corporations in the world. Find out how he’s climbed in positions and stayed with the same company for so long. He enjoys playing golf, hanging with his family, and traveling on his free time.

On this episode of 20 Going on 50 we interview Josh Neuman, a 20 year old professor downhill skateboarder and videographer. He is a sophomore at UNC Chapel Hill majoring in business with a minor in entrepreneurship. He started his youtube chanel in 6th grade when he was just 12 years old and has been growing ever since. He just recently did a video shoot with go pro, hit half a million subscribers on youtube, and started two new companies call NeuVisions media and NeuVisions Co.

On this episode of 20 Going on 50 we interview Sam Gaylord, a highly recognized attorney based out of New Jersey focusing on workers’ compensation, Social Security Disability, Medicare Set Aside claims, and pension appeals. Listen in on this episode to figure out how to plan for the worst, manage transition, and how be present.

Eric Decker is a videographer and youtube sensation. He dropped out of college when he was a sophomore after he built his wedding photography business to over six figures. He is passionate about scaling his creative business and releases content every week on his youtube Chanel to show his viewers what his next big play is going to be.

In this episode of 20 Going on 50, we interview Kevin Garrett, a financial planner out of Atlanta, GA. We find out how he manages transitions, what he recommends to younger generations, and living life to live and not survive.

Scottie Finanger is a senior at Appalachian state university studying business management. He enjoys fly fishing, guitar, camping, and anything that has to with outdoors. He has over 16 thousand subscribers on youtube and 10 thousand followers on Instagram. He turned a hobby of filming fishing into a scalable business creating marketing films for companies. This episode highlights that consistency is key and stories keep the viewers focused.

Lindsey Wheeler is a 22 year old Senior at Geogria Institute of Technology. She grew up running track at Audrey Kill in Charlotte North Carolina and has continued her athletic and academic career at Georgia tech. She has recently signed with Elite Models, based out of Paris France and has agencies all over the United States. Lindsey focuses her Time on tik Tok and Instagram creating content specifically for young female adults ranging from 14 to 25. Her feed consists of comedy, social commentary, and lifestyle content.

In this episode we interview Jim Satterfield. He is a nationally recognized expert in crisis management. He has led in the development of national standards for pollution prevention, risk management, and environmental due diligence. He has extensive expertise in the identification and quantification of risks along with solution design. Jim led the team that provided the crisis and media management support at Virginia Tech in response to the shootings. And He is currently leading a national focus on the failure of disaster plans, the role of schools in protecting their students, and the impact of disaster discrimination.

In this episode is of 20 Going on 50 we interview John Ambrogio. He is co-owner if a multimillion dollar company in the HVAC trade. They specialize in heating, air conditioning, fabrication, maintenance and everything in between. He found his passion in high school while helping his buddies fix their cars and realized he loved hands on mechanics that did not keep him stationary.

On this episode of 20 Going on 50 we interview Randy Joyner, golf coach at Ballantyne Country Club, Class A member of the PGA of America, coached many golfers to victory, coaches professional athletes, author of multiple books, and more.

Shannon Ambrogio is truly an inspiration, leader and example to many, both younger and elder generations.
Growing up in the western suburbs of Chicago, marrying her high school sweet heart and still together 25 years later. Her family started a family business almost 20 years ago with only $1,500 dollars to their name and have been growing the family business to a BIG business called VP Mechanical. VP Mechanical continues to flourish with over 15 million in annual revenue and over 30 employees serving the Chicagoland area and around the United States serving clients like Verizon, Five Guys and Home Depot. Not only did she manage to stay married and be a huge part of growing this business but she also raised two amazing kids, with her high school sweet heart John. And she’s still not done pursing her passion of real-estate as she is quickly becoming one of the most sought after relators in the Chicagoland area.

Our first podcast is called “Removing the Feathers” and is a background of us growing up and a little bit of how we’ve gotten to where we are today.