Meet the one and only Lauren Lowry, the creative powerhouse behind Truitt&Co, a gemstone and opal beaded necklace brand that’s bringing color into everyday life! 🌈
In this episode of the thesayitsouthern podcast, Lauren shares her incredible journey from a post-COVID idea to building a thriving business that all started with a simple love for designing jewelry. What started as a personal passion quickly became a hit with friends, coworkers, and beyond! 🎉
Read MoreIt’s time for POCKETPOD Spring Break Edition! In this episode we are sharing spring break plans- the difference in “girl trips” and “boy trips”, and basically how our kids are rotten because they get what they want.
Soooo, join us now as we Say it Southern in the pocketpod.
Read MoreThis week, we welcome Evan Kryder, founder and CEO of Caroline Hill, to the podcast. Based in Georgia, Caroline Hill is known for its timeless bag, clothing and jewelry . Evan shares her journey in creating the brand, the challenges faced, and her passion for design influenced by Southern culture. Join us to explore the story behind Caroline Hill, the values driving Evan and her team, and celebrate Southern entrepreneurship and style. Tune in to Say It Southern with Evan Kryder!
Welcome to the inaugural episode of “Pocket Pods”! In these quick and casual sessions, we're diving into what’s been happening lately and sharing our thoughts on various topics. Each pocket pod will be around 25 to 30 minutes, so it's perfect for a brief break or a little inspiration during your day.
Don’t worry, we’re keeping it easygoing and unscripted—just genuine thoughts flowing as we see fit. We hope you enjoy this first session of “Pocket Pods” and find it relatable and thought-provoking. Join us every other week for new discussions!
In this week’s engaging episode of Say It Southern, talented designer Abbey Glass shares her inspiring journey, detailing how she began her creative fashion path by learning to sew on her Grandmother’s beloved sewing machine. This formative experience ultimately led her to successfully launch her very own fashion label, Abbey Glass, where her unique vision and craftsmanship shine through. Join us now as we Say it Southern with Atlanta’s own, Abbey Glass.
Read MoreWe are SO excited to be your Holiday Helpers this year! We’re blowing up the gift guides and giving you EVERYTHING at once. Amazon Gift Lists for everyone, a Flagship account of all of our podcast favorites, and we are figuring out our LTK! Join us as we talk about SHOP it SOUTHERN on Episode 183.
Read MoreThe 2024 Getaway Part 2! Kicking off this podcast with more behind the scenes stories from Friday and Saturday in Fairhope! We are breaking it allllll down- Courtney’s panic attacks and Sarah trying to save the day. Join us now as we Say it Southern!
Read MoreThe 2024 Getaway Part One. In this episode the girls tell about the hilarious road trip that got them to Fairhope (finally), and all about the BTS leading up to the first few events of the weekend! Join Courtney and Sarah now as we Say it Southern!
Read MoreBehind the scenes. Always a hilarious show- we tell the down and dirty, non-glamorous or instagrammable part of the Getaway. Be sure to listen because we are spilling some tea about our 5th annual Getaway Retreat happening in September 2024!
Read MoreWe are doing a little something different this week…we got to be GUESTS on a podcast & we want to share! We joined Kali Brigham on her podcast, Tick Talk Podcast, and had a blast! Not going to lie, it was hard for us both to be answering the questions instead of asking but we loved every minute of it. And what an honor! Thank you Kali!
Read MoreWe are releasing episode 163. In this episode we talk all things Getaway 2023! Several people have asked about the weekend so we thought it might be fun to share this episode again.
October 2023. We know, it’s been a minute….. But we are BACK! And we are talking about everything from our Summer, to Webseries to Fairhope highlights! Sit back and catch up with old friends on this episode of Say it Southern!
Read MoreMusee Bath was founded by Leisha Pickering, a Mississippi mother of 5 boys, who was at a place of restarting her life after a very public divorce. Wanting to feel joy and purpose again, she created bath balms in the kitchen of her home. Fast forward 8 years and she’s made tens of thousands of bath products, been on Oprah’s favorites things list, and helped a multitude of Mississippi women to also get their lives back. We can’t wait for you to be encouraged and inspired by Leisha Pickering.
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