HeyJaredLove Local Chattanooga Podcast
Looking for a fun way to keep up with what's happening in "small town" Chattanooga?Each episode, we get chatty about topics such as what to know about local events, culture, small business, and a little "tea" about what's happening in the city.
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- Aug 17, 2026
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Interview with Rachel Eagleton (opens the original)
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Briana and McKenzie sit down with Rachel Eagleton of Rachel's Home Management to talk about creating homes that feel more peaceful, functional, and restorative. They explore how organization isn't about perfection—it's about building systems that fit the way your family actually lives. Because everyone deserves to come home to a space that feels like home.
Interview with Jered Scott of Hearsay Press (opens the original)
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Enjoy this interview with Jered Scott of Hearsay Press, a new (and needed) Chattanooga physical publication inspired by the local music scene and curated by the local music scene! Briana and Chris sit down with Jered to hear his story and why he believes it's time to cut through the internet noise and turn up the volume on Chattanooga's music scene.
Interview with a Local: Luis Contreras of The Local Juicery (opens the original)
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In this episode of Love Local Chatt, Dr. Chris Collins and McKenzie Bergenback sit down with Luis Silva of Local Juice to talk about business, culture, and community. Luis shares the story behind Local Juice, the lessons he’s learned along the way, and why culture matters just as much as product. From creating a consistent customer experience to building a team rooted in connection, this conversation is about more than juice — it’s about how local businesses can help shape healthier, more connec
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