Good Neighbor Podcast: Milton & More

Bringing Together Local Businesses & Neighbors of Milton, Crabapple, and Hickory Flat

Good Neighbor Podcast: Milton & More is a business podcast hosted by Stacey Poehler, with 249 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80.

Stacey Poehler hosts Good Neighbor Podcast: Milton & More, a business show with 249 episodes published.

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  Expert Episode: 6 Viral Skincare Hacks Experts Beg You to Stop with Omnia Sami of Omni Beauty Spa

  Sep 22, 202621 min

  Viral Skincare Hacks vs. Healthy Skin: Omnia Sami of Omni Beauty Spa on Protecting Your Skin Barrier On The Good Neighbor Podcast, host Stacey Poehler talks with Omnia Sami of Omni Beauty Spa in Milton about viral DIY skincare hacks and the damage they can cause, especially to the skin barrier that keeps moisture in and irritants out. Omnia explains how over-exfoliation and harsh or kitchen-based acids (lemon, apple cider vinegar, garlic) can disrupt skin pH, cause redness, sensitivity, dryness, burns, or infection, while professional acids and peels are used in controlled percentages with prep and aftercare. They discuss risks of at-home microneedling, dermaplaning, toothpaste for acne, slugging (especially over retinol), and sunscreen “contouring,” emphasizing full SPF use for cancer prevention and pigmentation. Omnia advises stopping experiments, returning to gentle cleanse/moisturize/SPF, seeking professional help, and expecting healing to take weeks to months; contact: omnibeautyspa.com or 470-326-5099. 00:00 Welcome to the Podcast 00:46 Viral Hacks Causing Damage 02:37 Skin Barrier Basics 05:05 Kitchen Acids Warning 06:56 Safe Professional Peels 08:36 Microneedling and Toothpaste 10:28 Exfoliation Treatments Options 12:24 Slugging Explained Safely 14:35 Sunscreen Contouring Myth 16:24 Repairing a Damaged Barrier 18:13 Memberships and Ongoing Plans 19:17 Rules for New Trends 20:28 How to Contact Omni Beauty 20:49 Closing and Nominate a Business

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  Expert Episode: Reimagining Facial Aesthetics Through Orthodontics with Dr. Korry Tauber of Stable Orthodontics

  Sep 22, 202626 min

  How Facially-Driven Orthodontics Can Support a Youthful Smile with Dr. Korry Tauber Host Stacey Poehler interviews Dr. Korry Tauber of Stable Orthodontics about “facially-driven” orthodontics and how tooth and jaw position can influence facial aging. Tauber explains that as people age, soft tissue sags and bone structure changes, and teeth and jaws act like “tent poles” supporting lips and cheeks; moving teeth can change facial fullness and smile appearance. They discuss maintaining a youthful smile through proper upper front tooth position, tooth inclination, smile arc, and increasing smile width to reduce dark spaces. Tauber describes how tooth wear and grinding can shorten teeth, overclose the bite, and reduce the lower facial third, sometimes requiring orthodontics coordinated with restorative dentistry. He reviews evolving views on extractions, earlier screening, adult options like aligners and custom braces, and adult expansion using MARPE with temporary anchorage devices. 00:00 Welcome to the Show 00:25 Aging Beyond Fillers 01:33 Faces First Orthodontics 04:14 Smile Arc and Width 07:30 Expanders and Lip Support 09:12 Tooth Wear and Bite Collapse 12:29 Old Braces and Extractions 17:08 Adult Consult and Modern Options 21:50 MARPE Explained 24:11 Schedule a Consultation 24:59 Closing and Nominate

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  Business Spotlight: Fresh Front Exterior Care with Nelson Saldana

  Sep 18, 202615 min

  Fresh Front Exterior Care: Premium Exterior Cleaning, Vehicle Detailing, and Maintenance Memberships in Metro Atlanta Host Stacey Poehler interviews Nelson Saldana, owner of Fresh Front Exterior Care, about his transition from HR and local government service to building a Metro Atlanta business combining vehicle detailing and property exterior care. Nelson explains Fresh Front’s values—punctuality, clear communication, respect for property, attention to detail, and standing behind the work—and how a premium experience differs from inexperienced pressure washing. He describes using surface-specific methods and chemical treatments, including soft washing, and highlights advanced vehicle services like ceramic coating with thorough prep and paint correction, lasting up to three years with maintenance. The conversation covers overlooked areas like trash bins, patios, windows, porches, and AC condensers, plus bundled services and vehicle-based memberships offering scheduled upkeep and savings. Nelson also outlines a realtor partner program to boost curb appeal, shares family goals and baseball coaching, and provides contact info at freshfrontcare.com and 404-777-4770. 00:00 Welcome to the Show 00:26 Nelson’s Origin Story 01:32 Values and Standards 02:13 Premium Service Difference 03:20 Exterior Cleaning Methods 04:38 Ceramic Coating Prep 05:46 Overlooked Property Spots 07:00 Bundles and Memberships 08:57 Realtor Partner Program 10:04 Earning Customers for Life 11:36 Vision and Family Legacy 12:58 Life Outside Work 14:05 Contact and Closing

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  Expert Episode: Follow the Child: Raising Independent Learners in the Infant/Toddler, and Primary Classrooms with Liliana Lemos, Educational Coordinator, Blanca Rincon, Toddler Teacher, and Joni Linch, Primary Teacher from Milton Montessori

  Jul 1, 202628 min

  Expert Episode: Follow the Child: Raising Independent Learners in the Infant/Toddler, and Primary Classrooms with Liliana Lemos, Educational Coordinator, Blanca Rincon, Toddler Teacher, and Joni Linch, Primary Teacher from Milton Montessori https://miltonmontessori.org/ Host Stacey Poehler interviews Milton Montessori educational coordinator Liliana Lemos, toddler teacher Blanca Rincon, and primary teacher Joni Lynch about Montessori philosophy and programs. They describe Montessori’s mission of supporting the whole child beyond academics through independence, critical thinking, and social-emotional growth, with Liliana explaining how she observes classrooms and aligns curriculum across age groups. Blanca outlines the infant-toddler environment, emphasizing emotional security, a two-hour work cycle, practical life skills, language and motor development, and strategies for self-regulation such as naming and validating feelings, clear boundaries, consistency, and offering choices. Joni explains the benefits of mixed-age primary classrooms and gives an example of tactile learning using red rods and number rods. They discuss intentional toddler-to-primary transitions, home strategies like organizing for independence and rotating fewer toys, and how Montessori prepares children for other school settings. Families can tour and enroll via miltonmontessori.org, with a waitlist for infants and immediate enrollment available in Toddler, Primary, Elementary, and Middle School classrooms. 00:00 Welcome to the Podcast 00:14 Meet the Montessori Team 03:09 Why Montessori Matters 04:41 Infant Toddler Classroom 06:36 Toddler Emotions and Boundaries 08:45 Primary Mixed Age Benefits 10:24 Hands On Learning Materials 12:27 Transitioning Between Programs 16:33 Montessori at Home Tips 19:45 Preparing for Future School 22:32 Measuring Progress Without Tests 24:26 Tours and Enrollment Steps 27:19 Final Thanks and Sign Off

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  Expert Episode: Where Summer Lives on Stories Connection & Care with Dori Laack, Community Sales Director of Arbor Terrace Crabapple

  Jun 19, 202626 min

  Expert Episode: Arbor Terrace Crabapple: Using Summer Memories and Sensory Experiences to Support Seniors with Dori Laack https://www.arborcompany.com/locations/georgia/alpharetta-crabapple Host Stacey Poehler interviews Dori Laack, community sales director at Arbor Terrace Crabapple, about how sharing “good old days” stories supports seniors’ emotional well-being, especially in assisted living, memory care, and the Bridges cognitive program. Laack explains how multi-sensory triggers—smells, touch, nature, music, food, and visuals—can unlock long-term memories as short-term memory declines, and how outdoor courtyards, intentional conversations, and “story circles” build belonging for residents who may have been isolated. She describes tools like memory boxes, personalized doors, and a resident spotlight cabinet, plus “armchair travel” experiences with themed education, cuisine, and resident storytelling. The episode emphasizes listening, using personal history to guide care and redirection, and shares contact info for tours (770)-649-1009; arborcompany.com/crabapple. 00:00 Welcome to the Podcast 00:27 Why Memories Matter 01:59 Sensory Memory Triggers 04:44 Road Trips as Icebreakers 06:26 Outdoor Spaces and Nature 08:44 Story Circles Community 10:30 Visual Memory Tools 13:13 Armchair Travel Adventures 15:49 Music and Movement Memories 19:46 Listening and Daily Connection 21:26 Personal History in Care 23:53 Tour Info and Wrap Up 25:02 Final Thanks and Outro

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