With Grit(s) & Grace - Love, Molly Kate

In this podcast episode we address the viral video of my daughter and I and how - at least one person- felt like I took the Lord's Name in Vain... and what that

truly means according to my minister and I.

We also made reference to the video, which is here:

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"Even as we bring Alleluia back into our worship tomorrow, so many of us are still waiting to bring it back into our daily lives. Waiting for the darkness over their souls to recede. We aren’t quite out of the woods yet, whether it’s from COVID or any other thing that plagues you."

Read the full blog post here:

There are a few things that have happened over the past year that have allowed me to come to the conclusion that sometimes just being good enough is simply that- it’s not about being your best and being ok with it. It’s about embracing the crap that comes in life. And that perhaps failure isn’t actually failing, but learning how to let go.

Check out the blog post complete with photos here!

Check out the written version of this episode here:

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Molly interviews Coliseum Health System CEO Mr. Steve Daughterty and CMO Dr. George Harrison about their recent "A" letter grade from Leapfrog Hospital Safety Grade and how they are working through the novel coronavirus in Middle Georgia. 

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Molly reads from her blog post: The Quarantine Food Diaries - Volume 1.

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Molly speaks with Troy Tarpley of Dent Tricks about his business, how important it is to use a local shop for hail repairs, and gives a shout out to his wife for being amazing through all of this.

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Molly speaks with LeAnne Weathers of Keller Williams Realty Middle Georgia about shifts in the real estate industry AND her most creative client story during coronavirus. She also gives shout outs to some of her favorite downtown Macon businesses.

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Molly speaks with Judy and Jackie about how the travel industry has had to pivot- and why using a travel agent can save you time, money, and a whole lot of stress.

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Molly speaks with Dr. Samer Othman of Advanced Dental Arts about the precautions he is taking as a dentist with emergency dental procedures, as well as giving shout outs to local businesses and medical professionals.

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Molly speaks Anna Scott from the American Cancer Society about local online efforts to help during this novel coronavirus outbreak.

To reach out to Anna directly email her at anna.scott@cancer.org.

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We talk dating horror stories with Rachelle Wilson of The Southern Siren.

Molly interviews Evan Acres from The Casserole Shop about their offerings during coronavirus, how many meals they've donated to local hospitals, and what it's like operating stores in both Perry and Macon.

Molly speaks with Ivy Cadle of Baker Donelson- after accidentally hitting the record button before she was ready, whoops- about how some of the pivots the legal field is making during this time of Coronavirus- AND finds out which butcher to go to stock up on meats.

Molly interviews Katie Berg, attorney at Martin Snow, about how the real estate business has pivoted- how Georgia state government has had to intervene to help, and on local restaurants she and her husband have been visiting.

Molly speak with Tommy Sadler of Tommy's Bakery and talks about eating local and how installing a drive thru helped boost his business.

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Molly Wilkins speaks with Rebecca from Visit Dublin GA about what they are doing with their social media platforms to highlight local graduating seniors. 

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Chelsea Hughes joins our first Southern Bon Vivant podcast to talk about her new restaurant Kinjo Kitchen + Cocktails, their event starting April 9th of 2020, and I ask her about what wine goes with hot dogs because that's what I had for dinner with my kids. 

Go to their Facebook page to see the different menus for this event: