People of Greenville

People of Greenville shares conversations with the people that make our city great. It is about the lives and the stories that shape our past and mold the future of Greenville South Carolina.

People of Greenville is a society podcast hosted by Eric Mitchell, with 46 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Eric Mitchell hosts People of Greenville, a society show with 46 episodes published.

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  Episode #26

  Jeremiah Farmer Interview | Clemson TikTok Farmer Shares Budget Gardening & Farm Tips

  May 3, 202631 min

  Jeremiah Farmer didn’t set out to become a social media influencer… but somewhere between working at Clemson University and sharing practical farming tips online, people started paying attention. Now, with a growing TikTok audience, Jeremiah has built a platform around something simple—real-life, no-fluff advice on farming, gardening, and living a little closer to the land. In this episode, we talk about: How Jeremiah got started on TikTok Why authenticity beats perfection online Practical ways to start a garden without spending a fortune What people get wrong about farming And how his Southern roots shape everything he shares If you’ve ever thought about growing your own food, simplifying life, or even building a brand online… this one’s for you.

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  Episode #25

  Laura Bratton: Greenville's Inspirational Speaker on Overcoming Blindness and Empowering Others

  Jun 4, 202543 minS0

  Speaker, Coach, Author <p>In this episode of People of Greenville, Eric Mitchell sits down with the remarkable Laura Bratton—author, speaker, coach, and true embodiment of courage and resilience. Laura shares her powerful personal journey of losing her eyesight at a young age and how she chose not to let that define her, but instead used it as a platform to inspire others.</p> <p>Laura is the author of Harnessing Courage: Overcoming Adversity with Grit & Gratitude, a book that blends raw honesty with empowering tools for anyone navigating tough seasons of life. In this interview, Laura opens up ab...

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  Episode #24

  LaTonya Phillips CEO Habitat for Humanity

  Dec 27, 202430 minS0

  <p>After almost 16 years helping to transform affordable homeownership in our community, Monroe Free will be retiring as President and CEO of Habitat for Humanity of Greenville County this December. His replacement will be LaTonya Phillips, a seasoned professional with more than 20 years of experience in leadership, training and development, team management, healthcare, and philanthropy. “Habitat Greenville has impacted thousands of lives over the years,” Free said. “I am honored to have played but a small part in it. ”Free joined Habitat Greenville in 2009 after serving for more than 20 years in non-profit leadership roles in his native Tennessee. Under his leadersh...

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  Episode #23

  Beau Welling

  Oct 17, 202439 minS0

  Beau Welling, a Greenville-based innovator, designer, and thought leader <p>Beau possesses an incredible intellectual passion and curiosity as demonstrated by the variety of his pursuits, which range from an enthusiasm for contemporary art, literature, and science to his presence within the international golf and development community as a designer and innovator to his service on the boards of the United States Curling Association and the Carolina Ballet Theatre.</p> <p>Beau’s uniquely diverse interests mirror his equally diverse educational and professional background. He has a physics degree from Brown University and an international business degree from the University of...

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  People of Greenville

  Mario Brown: Co-Founder of Affordable Upstate

  Jun 11, 202443 minS0

  <p>Mario Brown, a Greenville native and co-founder of Affordable Upstate, has been pivotal in reimagining affordable housing. Through N.O.A.H. Property Management, an Affordable Upstate initiative, Brown has launched groundbreaking economic mobility-focused programs that ease economic burdens and enhance accessibility. Among these, the “Flex Pay” Program stands out, allowing residents to align rent payments with their pay schedules.</p> <p>This program, together with Deposit Alternatives, Positive Credit Reporting, and effective tracking, underscores Brown’s dedication to empowering tenants and fostering economic mobility. His innovative approach not only uplifts the Greenville community but also sets a new benchm...

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