The Good We Do Podcast

The Good We Do Podcast The Good We Do Podcast highlight the people & stories behind meaningful community impact.

Inspired by the Rotary spirit of Service Above Self, each episode features conversations with Rotarians, nonprofit leaders, & changemakers in District 7770.

On this episode of The Good We Do Podcast, hosts Philicia Baugh and Jason Noble sit down with Charleston entrepreneur an...
09/30/2026

On this episode of The Good We Do Podcast, hosts Philicia Baugh and Jason Noble sit down with Charleston entrepreneur and educator Angie Ravenel, founder of Excel Continuing Education.

Angie shares her journey from salon owner and beauty-industry professional to building an online education platform serving professionals across multiple states. She explains why sanitation, disinfection, workplace safety, and continuing education matter for beauty professionals, janitorial workers, and the communities they serve.

Learn more and connect with Angie:

Excel Continuing Education:
https://www.excelcontinuingeducation....

Angie Ravenel:
https://www.angieravenel.com/

Connect with Angie on Facebook:
/ angiesregularpage

Rotary District 7770:
https://rotary7770.org/

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In this episode of The Good We Do Podcast, hosts Philicia Baugh and Jason Noble sit down with acclaimed historian, autho...
09/25/2026

In this episode of The Good We Do Podcast, hosts Philicia Baugh and Jason Noble sit down with acclaimed historian, author, speaker, and educator Damon Fordham for a conversation that reminds us why preserving history matters—not just in books, but around our dinner tables.

From traveling across Africa and discovering Rotary in unexpected places to sharing the deeply personal inspiration behind one of his most beloved books, Damon challenges us to see history as something that shapes who we are and where we're going.

In this episode, you'll discover:

• How Damon makes history engaging and accessible for everyone
• The surprising places Rotary is making an impact around the world
• The inspiring story behind Mr. Potts and Me and why it continues to change lives
• How family stories become powerful legacies for future generations
• The importance of recording the wisdom of parents, grandparents, and elders before it's lost
• Why preserving local history strengthens entire communities
• The role storytelling plays in leadership, education, and service

Whether you're passionate about history, Rotary, education, or simply preserving your family's legacy, this conversation will leave you inspired to ask more questions, write more stories, and cherish the voices that came before us.

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Connect with Damon Fordham

📺 YouTube: Stories and History with Damon Fordham

Explore his books, lectures, and historical work that continue to educate and inspire audiences around the world.

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As Damon reminds us:

"So much wisdom is forever lost to the graveyard. Save the stories. Write them down. Share them with the next generation."

Because when we preserve stories, we preserve legacies.

What if the most important stories in your family are the ones that...

On this episode of The Good We Do Podcast, hosts Philicia Baugh and Jason Noble sit down with Sandy Morckel, former Gove...
09/15/2026

On this episode of The Good We Do Podcast, hosts Philicia Baugh and Jason Noble sit down with Sandy Morckel, former Governor of Rotary District 7770 and a Rotarian for more than 30 years.

Sandy shares stories from her Rotary journey, including an international service project in Honduras, the growing influence of women in Rotary, the importance of community connection, and her work with Little Legends Live to build permanent endowments for five Lowcountry youth organizations.

Learn more and get involved:

Little Legends Live:
https://littlelegendslive.org/

Little Legends Live on Facebook:
/ littlelegendslivechs

Rotary District 7770:
https://rotary7770.org/

Rotary Club of Charleston:
https://charleston-rotary.org/

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In this episode of The Good We Do Podcast, hosts Philicia Baugh and Jason Noble sit down with Xylina, a Certified Dement...
09/08/2026

In this episode of The Good We Do Podcast, hosts Philicia Baugh and Jason Noble sit down with Xylina, a Certified Dementia Practitioner, entertainer, author, and founder of Boss Frog, to discuss how one simple puppet is changing lives across generations.

In this episode, you'll discover:

• The heartfelt story that inspired Boss Frog
• How puppet therapy helps stimulate memories and meaningful conversations for those living with Alzheimer's and dementia
• Why children are often the forgotten caregivers, and how education helps them better understand what's happening to loved ones
• The powerful role storytelling plays in healing families
• How intergenerational programs strengthen the bond between grandparents and grandchildren
• Why preserving family recipes, memories, and stories creates a lasting legacy
• How Rotary and community organizations can partner to raise awareness and support Alzheimer's education and research

Xylina's mission is simple but powerful: make difficult conversations easier, replace fear with understanding, and give families practical tools to navigate dementia together.

If you have a loved one living with Alzheimer's or dementia, or know someone who does, this conversation is one you won't want to miss.

If you enjoyed this episode:
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✅ Subscribe to The Good We Do Podcast
✅ Share this episode with a family member, caregiver, educator, or healthcare professional

Learn More About Boss Frog

🌐 https://bossfrog.org

Follow Boss Frog for educational resources, children's books, workshops, and events that are helping families across the country better understand Alzheimer's and dementia.

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Follow us on YouTube, Facebook, LinkedIn, and Instagram as we highlight the people, organizations, and partnerships making an extraordinary impact throughout Rotary District 7770 and beyond.

As Xylina reminds us:

"Building Others, Serving, and Solving Problems. Forever Relying On God."

That's the heart behind Boss Frog, and a mission that is changing lives, one family at a time.

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How do you explain Alzheimer's and dementia to a child?That's the...

On this episode of The Good We Do Podcast, hosts Philicia Baugh and Jason Noble sit down with Dr. Drew McPhail, a chirop...
09/01/2026

On this episode of The Good We Do Podcast, hosts Philicia Baugh and Jason Noble sit down with Dr. Drew McPhail, a chiropractic physician, author, and Rotarian of 20 years.

Dr. McPhail discusses peripheral neuropathy, its potential causes and warning signs, and why greater awareness is needed. He also introduces his new book, *Neuropathy: The Epidemic: Understanding the Hidden Drivers of Nerve Degeneration and Recovery*.

Learn more:

Order *Neuropathy: The Epidemic*:
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0HFT2TRYT

Dr. Drew McPhail:
https://drmcphail.com/

Spine Pain Center:
https://www.spine-paincenter.com/

Rotary Club of Charleston:
https://charleston-rotary.org/

This conversation is provided for educational purposes and is not medical advice. Consult a qualified healthcare professional regarding symptoms, diagnosis, or treatment.



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In this episode of The Good We Do Podcast, hosts Philicia Baugh and Jason Noble sit down with Ja'nister Herring, Interim...
09/01/2026

In this episode of The Good We Do Podcast, hosts Philicia Baugh and Jason Noble sit down with Ja'nister Herring, Interim Executive Director of Jenkins Youth & Family Village (formerly Jenkins Orphanage), to discuss the incredible work being done to transform lives across the Charleston community.

Founded in 1891, Jenkins has long been known for developing legendary jazz musicians and serving children in need. Today, the organization continues that mission through innovative programs focused on literacy, education, music, and community development.

In this episode, you'll discover:

• The remarkable 130+ year history of Jenkins Youth & Family Village
• How the Freedom School is helping children improve literacy and prevent summer learning loss
• Why demand for youth programs continues to outpace available resources
• The lasting impact of the Jenkins Jazz Heritage Project and Charleston's rich jazz legacy
• New STEAM and Jazz Academy initiatives preparing students for the future
• Why community partnerships and volunteerism matter more than ever
• Ja'nister's message to current and future Rotarians: "Start where you are."

Whether you're passionate about education, youth development, preserving history, or simply making your community stronger, this conversation is full of inspiration and practical ways to get involved.

If you enjoyed this episode:
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Learn More & Support Jenkins Youth & Family Village

🌐 https://jenkinsoasis.org

Connect with The Good We Do Podcast

Follow us for more conversations highlighting the people, organizations, and partnerships making a difference throughout Rotary District 7770 and beyond.

Every act of service matters. Together, we can do even more good.

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In this episode of The Good We Do Podcast, hosts Jason Noble and Philicia Baugh welcome Rebecca Walker, Regional Manager...
08/18/2026

In this episode of The Good We Do Podcast, hosts Jason Noble and Philicia Baugh welcome Rebecca Walker, Regional Manager for Self-Help Federal Credit Union and dedicated Rotarian, to discuss how financial literacy, servant leadership, and community partnerships are transforming lives across South Carolina.

Rebecca shares how Self-Help Federal Credit Union is redefining what banking can be by providing second-chance banking, free financial coaching, credit education, and affordable homeownership opportunities for individuals and families who have historically been underserved. She also discusses her passion for Rotary, the importance of investing in the next generation, and why service has become a cornerstone of both her career and her personal life.

Whether you're interested in financial empowerment, community leadership, or discovering how Rotary is creating lasting impact, this conversation will leave you inspired to make a difference where you live and work.

In This Episode
Rebecca Walker's journey into community banking
The mission of Self-Help Federal Credit Union
Why financial literacy changes lives
Second-chance banking and financial coaching
Helping first-time homebuyers achieve the dream of homeownership
The Taste of Berkeley and Rotary scholarship initiatives
Why Rotary creates lifelong friendships and leadership opportunities
Advice for anyone considering joining Rotary
Connect with Rebecca Walker

🌐 Self-Help Federal Credit Union: https://www.self-help.org

💼 LinkedIn: / self-help-credit-union

📘 Facebook: / selfhelpfcu

📷 Instagram: / selfhelpfcu

Learn more about Self-Help Federal Credit Union's mission to expand economic opportunity through responsible lending, financial education, and community investment.

About The Good We Do Podcast

The Good We Do Podcast is the official podcast of Rotary District 7770, highlighting leaders, businesses, nonprofits, and volunteers who are making a meaningful impact throughout South Carolina and beyond.

Each episode celebrates the people who lead with purpose, serve others, and strengthen their communities through collaboration and action.

👍 If you enjoyed this episode, please Like, Subscribe, and Share to help us amplify stories of service, leadership, and community impact.



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🎙️💙💛 The Good We Do Podcast is looking for our September guests!Do you have a story of service, leadership, community im...
08/13/2026

🎙️💙💛 The Good We Do Podcast is looking for our September guests!

Do you have a story of service, leadership, community impact, or Rotary in action that deserves to be heard? We want to hear from you! 🎧✨

🌟 Rotarians
🌟 Rotary Clubs
🌟 Community Partners
🌟 Nonprofit Leaders
🌟 People Doing GOOD in Their Communities

Come join us for a conversation and help us continue sharing The Good We Do! 🌎🤝

📩 Interested in being a September guest?
Email us at [email protected]

🎬 BUT WAIT... WE NEED SOME HELP BEHIND THE SCENES TOO!

Are you a Rotarian in District 7770 who enjoys social media and knows a little bit about posting? 📱💻 We’re looking for ONE good Rotarian to join our podcast team and help us keep the good going!

You don’t have to be an expert. Just bring your creativity, reliability, and Rotary spirit. 💙💛

📩 Connect with us today: [email protected]

🎙️ Great stories deserve to be heard. Let’s tell them together.

In this episode of The Good We Do Podcast, hosts Jason Noble and Philicia Baugh sit down with Jim Cannon, Sergeant-at-Ar...
08/11/2026

In this episode of The Good We Do Podcast, hosts Jason Noble and Philicia Baugh sit down with Jim Cannon, Sergeant-at-Arms of the Rotary Club of North Charleston Breakfast, to discuss service, mentorship, and why Rotary continues to make a lasting impact in communities around the world.

Jim shares his fascinating journey—from professional motorcyclist and motorcycle crash investigator to legislative advocate and now a dedicated Rotarian. He explains how Rotary has introduced him to lifelong friendships, meaningful service opportunities, and the next generation of leaders through youth programs and international exchange students.

The conversation also highlights the incredible work being done at the North Charleston Bilingual Academy, local food distribution efforts, and the vision for expanding Rotaract opportunities for young leaders.

Whether you're already a Rotarian or simply looking for ways to make a difference in your community, Jim's story is a reminder that it's never too late to serve—and that some of life's greatest friendships begin with a shared purpose.

In This Episode
Jim Cannon's unique professional journey
How Rotary became part of his life
Serving as Sergeant-at-Arms for the Rotary Club of North Charleston Breakfast
Supporting the North Charleston Bilingual Academy
The importance of mentoring the next generation
Rotary Youth Exchange and developing global friendships
Why service brings people from different backgrounds together
Advice for anyone considering joining Rotary
Connect with the Rotary Club of North Charleston Breakfast

Interested in learning more about the Rotary Club of North Charleston Breakfast or visiting a meeting?

🌐 Rotary District 7770: https://rotary7770.org

🌐 Learn More About Rotary International: https://www.rotary.org

Visitors and prospective members are always welcome to experience what Service Above Self looks like in action.

About The Good We Do Podcast

The Good We Do Podcast is the official podcast of Rotary District 7770, highlighting leaders, businesses, nonprofits, and volunteers who are making a meaningful impact throughout South Carolina and beyond.

Each episode features inspiring conversations that celebrate service, leadership, and the power of people working together to strengthen their communities.

👍 If you enjoyed this episode, please Like, Subscribe, and Share to help us tell more stories of service and community impact.



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In This Episode of The Good We Do Podcast Karla Combs' Rotary journey spanning nearly 20 yearsThe mission and impact of ...
08/04/2026

In This Episode of The Good We Do Podcast
Karla Combs' Rotary journey spanning nearly 20 years
The mission and impact of the Historic Rotary Club of Charleston
Community projects changing lives throughout the Lowcountry
Why "Don't be meat in the seat" is leadership advice worth remembering
Supporting the Charleston Miracle League and other local nonprofits
How Rotary creates lifelong friendships and professional relationships
Why serving your community is one of the best investments you can make
Connect with Karla Combs

🌐 Insurance Office of America (IOA): https://www.ioausa.com

💼 LinkedIn: / karla-combs

📧 Email: [email protected]

Whether you need personal insurance for your home, auto, investment property, or other personal assets, Karla serves clients in Charleston and across the country through Insurance Office of America.

About The Good We Do Podcast

The Good We Do is the official podcast of Rotary District 7770, highlighting leaders, nonprofits, businesses, and volunteers who are creating meaningful impact throughout South Carolina and beyond.

Every episode celebrates the people who choose to serve, lead with purpose, and strengthen their communities through collaboration and action.

👍 If you enjoyed this episode, please Like, Subscribe, and Share to help us spread more stories of leadership, service, and community impact.

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