You’re So Fly:
Mark Shropshire and Bayo Fodeke

What have you learned from the Concord podcast studio that you’re excited to bring to Winston-Salem? The biggest lesson from year one at Flywheel Concord is that the technical setup is only half the story — the real magic happens when people feel comfortable enough to actually be themselves in front of a mic and camera. We’ve refined our whole workflow around that: from how we handle overheating on longer recording sessions to a multicam editing process that lets us capture natural conversation without constant interruptions for technical resets. For Winston-Salem, we’re bringing...

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You’re So Fly: Lydia Hastings

Tell us a little about your childhood in Virginia. What were some of your favorite interests, hobbies, or activities growing up? I grew up in the Shenandoah Mountains of Virginia, where the state park was quite literally my backyard. My childhood was spent exploring forests, wading through cold mountain streams, and learning the rhythms of the natural world. I loved being outdoors. I learned to fly-fish for native brook trout in mountain creeks, train for cross-country races on root-covered trails, camped high in the mountains for days on end, and spent countless hours climbing boulders, paddling...

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You’re So Fly: Tammy Priest

Jerusalem Calls shares a deeply personal journey of faith. What inspired you to finally put your story into a book, and why did you feel now was the right time to tell it? People are surprised to learn that I had no intention of sharing my story in Jerusalem Calls! My plan was to write about the history of the three pilgrimage feasts, placing readers in the shoes of the ancient Israelites from the exodus wilderness through Jesus’ last year of earthly ministry. After reviewing my proposal, the acquisitions editor said they loved the book concept, but wanted me to write it from the framework of...

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You’re So Fly: Dana Galbraith

You’ve built such a personalized approach to health and fitness coaching. What inspired you to start Fenici Fitness, and what’s been the most rewarding part of helping clients transform their lifestyles? It all really began in college when I was struggling to feel confident again, manage my weight, and figure out what was “wrong with me.” I had tried so many different plans and programs without anything sticking, and I couldn’t figure out what to believe — everyone seemed to have contradicting opinions. People in the space were so harsh and rigid: this is the only thing that...

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You’re So Fly: Jonathan Milner

Tell us a little bit about yourself and Creative Classrooms. What inspired you to create Creative Classrooms, and how has that vision evolved over time? I wear lots of hats. I have been a high school social studies teacher for over 20 years, during which time I worked for the AP College Board, training teachers. At the end of my training workshops, teachers often asked if they could purchase my classroom resources. Since I launched my business, I have grown my customer base, expanded my products, and found new ways to reach clients. Over time, I’ve added other options like online memberships,...

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You’re So Fly: Devin Pendergast

1. Tell us a little about yourself! What inspired you to start For the Trees, and how did your entrepreneurial journey begin? I believe the best businesses come from real problems. For me, it started with something simple: I couldn’t find a deodorant that worked. Everything I tried gave me a rash, even the “natural” ones, which were still full of chemicals. On top of that, I was frustrated by the constant waste and high cost of the available options. I hated the rash, I hated the plastic, I hated the waste, and I hated the cost. I had had enough, and finally I decided to make my own. I spent...

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