The Brittany Mitchell Podcast

<p>The biblical definition of the word "miracle" is an extraordinary event taken as a sign of the power of God. Angie Jorgensen of Omaha, Nebraska says her life is nothing less. Ten years ago, she died... twice. Doctors...

<p>For those living below the poverty line in the United States... an estimated 37 million people... hygiene is a luxury. But Ava Holland is determined to change that. After stumbling across a random YouTube video, she...

<p>It all started with a horse. Quickly, a business born in a barn became a multi-state success story. In the season 2 debut of The Brittany Mitchell Podcast, we're talking with Merrill and Owen Schmidt. Brothers...

<p>If you're a travel bug, this episode is for you. We're talking with author Toni Guagenti about her book 100 Things To Do In Virginia Beach Before You Die. Whether you're a local, new resident, or someone itching to...

<p>In this week's episode, a powerful conversation recorded during a talk I was invited to give to members of the Women's Interactive Network. It centers around what networking is and is NOT, what true mentoring looks...

<p>Ever been told you were good at what you do? Ever wondered why it wasn't enough to feel fulfilled? You might be stuck in the gap between gifting and calling. In this week's episode we talk about the difference...

<p>If the title of this episode sounds familiar, it's because our guest host was our guest for an episode of the same name. This time, Doug Aronson is turning the tables and interviewing Brittany Mitchell about the...

<p>Summertime means vacation time for many people. But in the hustle to get out the door, we often forget the things that make vacation much more enjoyable. In this episode, my best travel tips to make memories (not...

<p>Justine Wenzel is an entrepreneur, glam girl, and karaoke enthusiast. But one of her unique talents is being a savvy thrifter. From her wardrobe to her home decor, most all of it is upcycled. She shares her finds...

<p>Some people consider themselves fortunate to find success in one career. But Doug Aronson knew if he could do it once, he could do it again. And he did... trading 20 years as a television news reporter for a job in...

<p>June 1st marks 18 years in a leadership role at the helm of my own business. It's one I never expected to start, having gone to school to become a broadcast journalist. But sometimes the call on one's life to lead...

<p>It started with a sea turtle rescue and evolved into The Sea Glass Project. This is the story of Michelle Beebee, a licensed clinical social worker in The Hamptons, whose desire to give back during the global...

<p>When Aaron McLellan started sewing waxed canvas and leather totes and selling them around the North End of Virginia Beach almost a decade ago, he had no idea success was "in the bag." He peddled as he pedaled...

<p>Successful entrepreneurs are often asked, "what’s your secret sauce?" But in Megan Riggs’ case you’d be better off to ask her "juicy secret." Like many entrepreneurs, her product started as a solution to a problem...

<p>Jeff Fugate didn't plan to be the queso king of northern Virginia. But his love of Hatch green chiles and his daughter's high school band turned his queso-making hobby into a career. Now, Empty Bowl Queso is in 50...