On this episode of The cityCURRENT Show, Andrew Bartolotta sits down with Keith Windsor, whose journey is a powerful testament to redemption, resilience, and purpose.

On this episode of The cityCURRENT Show, host Jeremy C. Park sits down with Andrew Bartolotta, Director of Digital Media at cityCURRENT, for a forward-looking conversation on technology, storytelling, and how artificial intelligence can be used for good.

Host Jeremy C. Park interviews Jenny Koltnow, Executive Director of the Campbell Clinic Foundation, who shares the organization's history and mission of advancing orthopaedic care through education, research, and community outreach in partnership with Campbell Clinic. The foundation's efforts in training healthcare providers and conducting clinical research have led to significant advancements in orthopaedic medicine, including innovative surgical procedures and educational programs for students.

Host Jeremy C. Park interviews Derek Patterson, affectionately known as "Patt," Executive Director of Contemporary Arts Memphis (CAM), who highlights the nonprofit organization focused on building community through arts education and developing young artists through direct engagement with visual art.

Host Jeremy C. Park interviews the artist, Bandy, who shares their personal journey and involvement with Daybreak Arts, a Nashville, Tennessee-based nonprofit organization that provides art opportunities for people experiencing homelessness, and discusses how the organization has supported their artistic career and mental health. Bandy details their upcoming solo art show titled "Liminoid AI: An Experimental Exhibition introducing Multimedia Techno-Whimsy" at c615 Gallery in East Nashville on May 16, 2026, which will feature sculptures and commentary on the tech industry while exploring environmental impacts and fostering community interaction.

Host Jeremy C. Park interviews R. Scott Williams, President and CEO of Discovery Park of America, who discusses his new book about Marcus Winchester, a key figure in the early development of Memphis, Tennessee, and his role in establishing the city's logistics and commerce. The conversation explores Marcus Winchester's personal challenges, including his inter-racial marriage and societal racism, while highlighting his significant contributions to Memphis's development as a transportation hub, mayor, and community leader. Scott shares his hopes for readers to gain a deeper appreciation of Memphis's history and the importance of preserving historical sites, particularly in light of upcoming anniversary events in 2026. The book, "Townmania: Marcus Winchester and the Making of Memphis" is available on Amazon.com, in the gift shop at Discovery Park of America, or at local booksellers in Memphis, like Novel.

Host Jeremy C. Park interviews Debra Sunderland, CEO of Sunderland Coaching, who shares her personal journey from competitive cycling to executive coaching, emphasizing the importance of conscious leadership and self-awareness in driving transformation.

Host Jeremy C. Park interviews Tim Altman, President and CEO of TheHopeLine, who discusses the history and evolution of the nonprofit organization that started as a way to support listeners of the Dawson McAllister Live radio show, and now has become one of the wold's premiere resources for students and young adults in crisis. The nonprofit organization, which is based in Middle Tennessee, provides free resources like live chat with Hope Coaches, email mentors, blog posts, podcasts, and eBooks to offer support, sound advice, and a safe place to connect.

Host Jeremy C. Park interviews R. Scott Williams, President and CEO of Discovery Park of America, who discusses his new book about Marcus Winchester, a key figure in the early development of Memphis, Tennessee, and his role in establishing the city's logistics and commerce.

Host Jeremy C. Park interviews Chuck Abbott, President and CEO of Gray Line Tennessee, who discusses the company's 52-year history and its commitment to employee health and community involvement through partnerships with organizations like the American Diabetes Association.

Host Jeremy C. Park interviews Alyssa Dituro, Assistant Director of Partnerships with the National Museum of African American Music in Nashville, Tennessee, which celebrates more than 400 years of African American music history through exhibits and immersive experiences that showcase the cultural impact and influence on various genres of music.

Host Jeremy C. Park interviews Ann Jarvis, Executive Director of USO Fort Campbell/Nashville, to discuss the organization's extensive reach across three states and their mission to support service members and their families through various programs and initiatives. Ann explains the USO's history, core mission, and diverse offerings including care packages, family events, and community engagement activities, while emphasizing the importance of volunteer support and community involvement.

Dr. Melanie Lashlee Adams, Executive Director and Principal Consultant, Executive Education at Belmont University, discusses the institution's comprehensive Executive Education programs that equip learners with the tools they need to grow their careers and lead their organizations toward impactful outcomes. The conversation explores fundamental leadership concepts, emphasizing self-awareness, emotional intelligence, and the importance of building trust and team collaboration.

Jeremy C. Park interviews Chris Whitney, Founder and CEO of One Generation Away, a nonprofit organization that has grown significantly over the last ten years to become a major provider of food assistance and disaster relief across multiple states. The organization's signature mobile food pantry events on Saturday mornings serve hundreds of families through volunteer efforts, combining food distribution with prayer support in a family-friendly environment.

Host Jeremy C. Park talks with Kris Kelso, Leadership Coach, Keynote Speaker and Author of "Overcoming the Imposter: Silence Your Inner Critic and Lead with Confidence," who shares his background as an entrepreneur and leadership coach, discussing how his experience with imposter syndrome led him to study and share insights on the topic through writing and speaking engagements. He emphasizes his opposition to the "fake it till you make it" mindset and advocates for an authentic approach to learning and growth, which he refers to as "humble confidence."

Host Jeremy C. Park interviews Graham Thomas, Chief Community and Government Affairs Officer for tnAchieves, a nonprofit organization focused on building Tennessee's future workforce, one student at a time. The organization has a range of programs to help students, especially first-generation college students, succeed in their post-secondary education and take first steps in their career through structured supports and mentoring.

Jeremy C. Park interviews Ashley King, Education Director at Hope Clinic for Women, who discusses the clinic's mission and comprehensive support and healthcare services for women and families, particularly focusing on their Bridge Parenting Program. Hope Clinic for Women has been serving women, men, and families in Nashville, Tennessee since 1983. The organization's mission is to provide compassionate, professional care for unplanned pregnancies, women's health, counseling, and relationship education. Ashley explains that Hope Clinic is a faith-based organization that provides safe and confidential support for families from pregnancy through the child's second year.

Host Jeremy C. Park talks with Michele Herlein, Founder and CEO of CultureMax, who shares what led her to launch her company after a 25-year career working in leadership roles at major companies to now focus on helping more organizations build positive cultures, and highlights her new book "Cultural Excellence."

Host Jeremy C. Park talks with Paul Young, bestselling author of "The Shack," "Cross Roads," "Eve," and "Lies We Believe About God," who shares his personal journey of healing and writing, discussing his upbringing as a missionary child, struggles with abuse and addiction, and eventual recovery through therapy and writing.

Host Jeremy C. Park talks with Leighanne Soden, President of West Cancer Foundation, who highlights the nonprofit organization dedicated to advancing the fight against cancer by providing patient resources to improve treatment and recovery, early detection and education to reduce critical cancer outcomes, and community-based research to improve health inequities.