Leadership Legacy

Tariko Satterfield is the Founder and CEO of ReaLifEmpire. Founded in 2010, ReaLifEmpire LLC. is a faith based youth development company. The vision of ReaLifEmpire is to be the nations leading youth development embassy. They will nurture the development of today's youth, and create youth that live life with purpose on purpose. They believe that they can provide the right environment consistently that will cause the incubation process to Enrich, Equip, Exemplify, and Excel their life goals. They plan to do this with life changing messages, lessons, and instruction so that each individual can become who they were born to be. They cover everything in life with a partnership with parents, schools, churches, and community support. "Riko" as we called him in high school wears many hats! He is a husband, father, entrepreneur, motivational speaker, personal trainer, preacher and friend. Riko - thanks for joining me on the podcast my friend! Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/tariko.satterfield Facebook: https://ww

“Serving people is not just something we want to do; it’s something we need to do. People discover personal healing through helping others.” - Dino Rizzo Dino Rizzo serves on the Executive Team and is the Outreach and Missions Pastor at Church of the Highlands in Birmingham, AL. In these roles, Dino teaches in some weekend worship services throughout the year with a special emphasis on leading the church to recognize and meet needs in the community. Dino also serves as the Executive Director of ARC - the Association of Related Churches, located at the Billy Hornsby Center for Church Planting in Birmingham, AL. From Church of the Highlands: "In 2000, Dino co-founded the Association of Related Churches (ARC), a growing group of churches devoted to launching, connecting, and equipping churches and pastors—with the ultimate vision of seeing a life-giving church in every community in the world. Dino serves as the Executive Director for ARC, which has now launched hundreds of life-giving local churches, and is po

Where have we been? Well there is a lot to catch you up on in this short update so check it out and get ready for awesome people and awesome content coming soon! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/leadership-legacy/support

Edward Neufville is the founder and owner of the Law Office of Edward W. Neufville, III, LLC. Born in Liberia, he moved to the US in December 1990 at the age of 14 to escape the civil war that started there. He was a Division 1 track and field runner at UNC Chapel Hill, has held US records in the 400m hurdles and represented Liberia in the 1996 Atlanta Olympics as a relay team member. As you listen, you'll notice a slight stutter, and this along with being an immigrant to this great country is what makes his story so compelling. Never give up! The law office is a full-service United States Immigration and Nationality law firm and they are committed to their clients and their community. Their firm has the reputation of taking challenging cases and producing positive results on behalf of their clients. In most cases, the stakes are extremely high and the lives and livelihood of the firm’s clients depend on the outcome of their cases. Their firm’s goal is simple. They provide excellent and competent legal servi

Blueprint58 exists to empower youth to grow into community leaders through mutually transformational relationships. Their vision: A restored SouthWest Atlanta where youth are empowered to grow into community leaders. Their approach: Deeply rooted in Isaiah 58:12, we believe that communities can be restored through building mutually transformative relationships. This approach keeps the individuals that make up the community at the center of what we do. Through spending time, sharing laughs, and engaging culture, we open up ourselves to other opportunities to partner with and empower the community we are now active members of. Adam and Rebecca Stanley started Blueprint58 to connect neighbors and friends and broaden horizons on both sides of the relationship. Through sports programs, a young mother’s support group, community building events, and mentoring relationships, we strive to build future leaders from within. We firmly believe mutually transforming relationships will be the thing that changes the world.

Dr. Stacey Nickson, Director of Auburn's Center for Educational Outreach & Engagement began partnering with Culture Bump in 2012. She serves as the Product Director and University Partnership Director for Culture Bump. She created and administers the Auburn University Cultural Insight Program as a home for research, training and product development using the Culture Bump Approach. As such, she presents workshops and seminars locally, nationally and internationally to train educational leaders from varied disciplines in cross-cultural communication. As a Fulbright Specialist and president of the Alabama Fulbright Association, she continues to work with the theory in the international arena. She and Dr. Archer have collaborated on publications including “The Impact of Culture Bump and technology on creating effective diversity leadership", “Culture Bump: An Instructional Process for Cultural Insight;” and “The Role of Culture Bump in Developing Intercultural Communication Competency and Internationalizing P

Dr. Carol Archer is the originator of the Culture Bump theory and methodology. She's an international trainer and coach, based in Houston, TX. She first started working with the Culture Bump theory in October of 1978 and has since trained people in various fields, such as international business, religion, education, and medicine to use the approach in their work and lives. With a Doctorate in Education, she spent over 30 years as a teacher of cross-cultural communication and ESL with the University of Houston’s Language & Culture Center and as a professor of ESL strategies and second language acquisition theories at the University of St. Thomas. She is the author of Living with Strangers in the U.S.A: Communicating Beyond Culture published in 1990 and the multimedia training courses the Toolkit for Culture and Communication in 2004. In addition to teaching and research, she has worked with companies like AT&T, Pecten/Shell Oil, Exxon, and the World Trade Association to train over 1,000 businessmen

The genesis of the culture bump theory and steps occurred to Dr. Carol Mae Archer in 1978 as a response to her grappling with her difficulties living in Algeria the previous year. Thus, the eight steps of Culture Bump and its basic foundation were born. Over the past 40 years, Culture Bump has grown in understanding of that initial insight as many people have contributed and developed it. We sit down with Dr. Carol Archer and Dr. Stacey Nickson to discuss Culture Bump, where it has been and where it is headed. To learn more about Culture Bump visit their website https://culturebump.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/leadership-legacy/support

Dumps Like A Truck is a food truck with a cause. Authentic Chinese Dumpling Truck that helps educate and put shoes on the feet of children living & scavenging for survival in third-world trash dumps. We sit down with Whitley Dykes to talk about life, family, faith, and reasons why he and his wife started Dumps Like A Truck. It’s a longer episode that normal….and one you won’t want to miss a minute of. It was good for our soul to sit down with Whitley and I know his story and his mission will impact you as well. Instagram: www.instagram.com/dumpslikeatruck_foodtruck/ FB: www.facebook.com/FoodTruckWithACause/ --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/leadership-legacy/support

We sit down with Ron Anders to discuss Anders Bookstore, being the mic man at Auburn University, former president of the Auburn Chamber of Commerce, mayor pro tem for the City of Auburn, city council member for Ward 2, and now mayoral candidate. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/leadership-legacy/support

Welcome to a Special September #TBT episode where we revisit some of our favorite episodes from the last season. On this episode, we revisit Episode 8 to hear from Wren Aaron of Church of the Highlands, Auburn, AL. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/leadership-legacy/support

Welcome to a Special September #TBT episode where we revisit some of our favorite episodes from the last season. On this episode, we revisit Episode 3 to hear from Cris & Mikey Goode of Recipes That Crock. Website: https://www.recipesthatcrock.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/RecipesThatCrock Twitter: https://twitter.com/crisgoode Instagram: https://instagram.com/recipesthatcrock YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/sixstringonfire Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/recipescrock --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/leadership-legacy/support

WarBlogle. Almost like WarEagle. We sat down with the man behind the scenes of WarBlogle.com to discuss life, building a business on the back of Twitter, and how interacting with fans of sports teams can be hard work. WarBlogle is "A place for Auburn talk and banter. I delete all conversational tweets just to make you mad. Yes, you." Twitter: https://twitter.com/warblogle Instagram: http://Instagram.com/WarBlogle Facebook: http://facebook.com/WarBlogle Website: http://www.warblogle.com/ NEW EPISODES EVERY THURSDAY --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/leadership-legacy/support

BONUS EPISODE with Jeff Whitaker. Former Auburn defensive tackle Jeff Whitaker is familiar with adversity. From living in poverty as a child to his mom dying of cancer when he was 13 years old, Jeff shares how football and the people around him helped lift up his hope for life. With a new lease on life and a full time recruiting gig under Coach Gus Malzahn, Jeff talks about his plans for the future, lessons learned from the past, and how living out your passion can lead to truly living out your purpose. Twitter: twitter.com/realjeffwhit Instagram: www.instagram.com/jeffreywhitakerjr/ NEW EPISODES EVERY THURSDAY --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/leadership-legacy/support

Former Auburn defensive tackle Jeff Whitaker is familiar with adversity. From living in poverty as a child to his mom dying of cancer when he was 13 years old, Jeff shares how football and the people around him helped lift up his hope for life. With a new lease on life and a full time recruiting gig under Coach Gus Malzahn, Jeff talks about his plans for the future, lessons learned from the past, and how living out your passion can lead to truly living out your purpose. Twitter: https://twitter.com/realjeffwhit Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jeffreywhitakerjr/ NEW EPISODES EVERY THURSDAY --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/leadership-legacy/support

Mallory Hagan is a native of Opelika, Alabama where she graduated from Opelika High School in 2007. From Alexander City to the Auburn-Opelika area, Mallory's family has been in Alabama's 3rd congressional district for more than five generations. In 2013, Mallory earned the job of Miss America. Her service consisted of traveling North America championing for children as the National Ambassador for Children's Miracle Network Hospitals. In 2014, Mallory co-founded a small personal branding and marketing business, DEFINE: Mind. Mission. Marketing. In 2016, Mallory joined the news team at WLTZ First News NBC 38 in Columbus, Georgia. Now Mallory wants to work across party lines for the future of all Alabamians. Website: https://www.haganforhouse.com/about/ Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/10206616693508534 Instagram: http://instagram.com/haganforhouse Twitter: https://twitter.com/HaganforHouse NEW EPISODES EVERY THURSDAY --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/leadership-legacy/support

We sit down with Brandon Isbell, Campus Pastor of Church of the Highlands, Opelika Campus, to discuss life, family, ministry, passions, and leadership. "Your most important ministry is your roof" Make sure to subscribe so you don't miss an episode. NEW EPISODES EVERY THURSDAY --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/leadership-legacy/support

Dumps Like A Truck is a food truck with a cause. Authentic Chinese Dumpling Truck that helps educate and put shoes on the feet of children living & scavenging for survival in third-world trash dumps. We sit down with Whitley Dykes to talk life, family, faith, and reasons why he and his wife started Dumps Like A Truck. It's a longer episode that normal....and one you won't want to miss a minute of. It was good for our soul to sit down with Whitley and I know his story and his mission will impact you as well. Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dumpslikeatruck_foodtruck/ FB: https://www.facebook.com/FoodTruckWithACause/ --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/leadership-legacy/support

We sit down with Ron Anders to discuss Anders Bookstore, being the mic man at Auburn University, former president of the Auburn Chamber of Commerce, mayor pro tem for the City of Auburn, city council member for Ward 2, and now mayoral candidate. #leadership #legacy #leadershiplegacy #auburnal #auburn #leadershippodcast #podcast #evenparsolutions NEW EPISODES EVERY THURSDAY --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/leadership-legacy/support

Kathy Powell came back to Auburn in 2004 to open her State Farm business. She is proud to have been awarded Best Insurance Agent in the OA News Reader's Choice Awards in 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016 and 2017. Kathy has built a team of licensed, caring professionals who are proud to work with their clients and potential clients. We sit down with Kathy to talk entrepreneurship, leadership, legacy, community involvement, and how she built her agency into the business it is today. You don't want to miss this one! Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/KathyPowellStateFarm/ Yelp: https://www.yelp.com/biz/kathy-powell-state-farm-insurance-agent-auburn Website: https://www.kathypowell.net/ NEW EPISODES EVERY THURSDAY --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/leadership-legacy/support