Thank you so much for listening! This is the final episode for the season. Today, we interviewed Dr. Lori Schwartz Reichl, founder and owner of Making Key Changes. We learn about making key changes in our lives and our work as well as the wonderful Confidence CampOur community highlight this week is Black Barn Alpacas, a wonderful alpaca farm in Finksburg, MD. Come on out to learn more about alpacas, feed these beautiful creatures by hand, have an event, and take an alpaca yoga class. All are invited and this farm is so peaceful. Learn more at BlackBarnAlpacas.comWe will be back for season 3 on September 9th. Have a wonderful summer!

Today, we speak with Shannon Reinhardt, Executive Director of the Hope Rising Resource Center, a nonprofit organization that offers

therapeutic services, recovery programs, and resources to all members of our community. Shannon is an amazing person, who brings proven gifts for leadership, communications, and volunteer empowerment to Hope Rising. Shannon has served for 23yrs caring for this community and I am looking forward to learning about how Hope Rising continues to make mental health a priority in Carroll County.

Our community highlight this week is the Sykesville Art and Wine Festival happening this Saturday, May 3rd from 12pm to 4pm in Downtown Sykesville. Come to Downtown Sykesville to enjoy the best Maryland wineries and vineyards from the Sonoma Valley, Argentina, France, and Italy. More information is available on the CarrollCounty Tourism.org. And now, let’s hear about some good stuff happening in our community.

Today, we speak with Matti Franzén, Sales Corporate Manager at Best Western Westminster, local artist, and board member of many nonprofit organizations including Habitat for Humanity and Hey Westminster. We learn about Matti’s multicultural upbringing, his inspirations, and what motivates him to help others in Carroll County.

Our community highlight this week is the Find Your Purpose Easter Egg hunt Saturday, April 19th at 3pm. Come out to Westminster City Park for fun, snacks, activities, and thousands of easter eggs. My sons and I went last year and there were hundreds of families out having fun and doing wonderful Easter activities. Learn more at the Find Your Purpose FACEBOOK page. And now, let’s learn about some good stuff happening in our communities

Today, we speak with Vickie Slinkman, Director of Development at the Human Services Programs of Carroll County or HSP. We learn about the biggest needs of Carroll County and how we can give back to help our community members.

Our community highlight this week is community theater! You still have time to watch Rodgers and Hammerstein’s Cinderella at Liberty High School this Friday and Saturday, tickets are available at libertylionsprideplayers.com

And now, let’s hear about some good stuff happening in our community

Today, we speak with Danielle Dickstein, the theater director of Liberty High School. This season the Liberty Lions Pride Players are performing Rogers and Hammerstein’s Cinderella. We talk about her background as a theater scholar and how Cinderella can bring some magic into our lives.

Our community highlight this week is Cinderella presented by the Liberty Lions’ Pride Players. Come out TONIGHT, opening night at 7pm to support our lions. Tickets are available online at libertylionsprideplayers.com

And now, let’s hear about some good stuff happening in our community.

Welcome to Good Stuff, where it´s all Good Stuff when you really think about it. I am your host Kayla Solinsky. Welcome to a SPECIAL EPISODE OF GOOD STUFF where we celebrate THEATER SEASON. Many local high schools have produced amazing plays and musicals for our community to enjoy. Today, we will speak with Mrs. Caitlin Widner, drama teacher and English teacher at South Carroll High School. Mrs. Widner is the theater director for the South Carroll Stagelighters, a group of South Carroll students who perform, create the set pieces for, and put together an amazing production every year. This year, the South Carroll Stagelighters are performing the Unsinkable Molly Brown, a production based on the life of Margaret Brown, a wealthy philanthropist and politician, who is more commonly known for surviving the Titanic disaster. We will learn about Mrs. Widner, her inspiration for choosing to direct the Unsinkable Molly Brown, and how the South Carroll Stagelighters come together to produce this amazing performance. Our community highlight today is the OPENING PERFORMANCE of The Unsinkable Molly Brown this opening Friday night, tonight, at 7pm. Performances will be happening tomorrow, Saturday at 2pm and 7pm, as well as next Friday and Saturday at 2pm and 7pm. Buy tickets online at scsl.booktix.comAnd now, let´s hear about some Good Stuff happening in our community.

Today’s episode features a new segment called My Favorite Teacher where we interview Carroll County teachers who are excellent at their craft. Our guest is Francisco Romero, Chair of the World Language Department at Liberty High School. He has been nominated for the Outstanding Teacher Award for seven years consecutively and has a real passion for learning in a meaningful way. Full disclosure, Mr. Romero is my Department Chair and he’s a wonderful person to work with in a wonderful school.

Our community highlight this week is BINGO night at the Elk Lodge in Westminster. Mark your calendars for April 26th to support Live, Hope, Laugh the Alexis Ross Foundation. More details are on the Live, Hope, Laugh Facebook page.

And now, let’s hear about some good stuff happening in our community.

On today’s episode, we speak with Sandra Johnson, Deputy State’s Attorney of Carroll County. We learn about justice and how Carroll County gets justice for our community members every day. We learn about justice and how Carroll County gets justice for our community members every day.

Our community highlight this week is BINGO night at the Elk Lodge in Westminster. Mark your calendars for April 26th to support Live, Hope, Laugh the Alexis Ross Foundation. More details are on the Live, Hope, Laugh Facebook page.

And now, let’s hear about some good stuff happening in our community.