Exploring the intersections of DEI and feminism, this episode delves into the importance of solidarity among women of all backgrounds. The Jennifer and Ebony continue their discussion on subjects like systemic oppression in both racism and patriarchy, highlighting the need for empathy and connection across different forms of discrimination. From workplace barriers to societal expectations, they challenge the lack of understanding and empathy that can hinder progress toward true equality. The conversation prompts reflection on how society values and categorizes women based on motherhood and professional success, raising thought-provoking questions about privilege and recognition.

This week on Hello Chaos, host Jennifer Sutton welcomes Ebony Sullivan, COO of Cassy Electric, for a special episode. Ebony shares some of the challenges and frustrations she has faced as female business owners, particularly in dealing with gender and racial biases in the business community. Jennifer and Ebony discuss the often-overlooked struggles of women and minority-owned businesses, despite their significant contributions to the economy. Tune in for real, raw, and unbiased founder stories every Sunday on Hello Chaos, brought to you by OrangeWIP, a multimedia company supporting founders and entrepreneurs in affiliate cities.

In this episode of Hello Chaos, host Jennifer Sutton (JJ) sits down with Ethan Foulkes, founder of Magic Button Labs, to delve into his entrepreneurial journey. Ethan shares insights from his diverse career, including a decade as a professional poker player, experiences in big companies, and his transition to founding Magic Button Labs. From lessons learned to the importance of productization, Ethan's story is one of fulfillment and serendipity. Join the conversation as they discuss the challenges, successes, and valuable advice for fellow founders and entrepreneurs. Tune in to gain valuable insights and inspiration for your own entrepreneurial journey.

Today, Jennifer had the pleasure of speaking with Collins Abbott-White, the founder of Other Vision, and an old friend of Jennifer's. Collins shared his entrepreneurial journey, which began in high school with a passion for filmmaking. Despite studying animation in college, he chose to stay in Greenville, feeling a unique connection to the place. They discussed the dual nature of his work, balancing between commercial projects and his true passion for narrative filmmaking. Collins emphasized the importance of community and mentorship, sharing how he brings new faces onto projects to help them learn and grow in the industry. He also highlighted the recent growth in the film community in South Carolina, thanks to initiatives like Film Bar. They also touched on his love for Magic the Gathering, his inspirations from anime, and his hopes for the future, including directing his first feature film.

In this episode of Hello, Chaos, host Jennifer Sutton welcomes Phoebe Sherman, founder and CEO of Girl Gang Craft. They discuss the real and raw stories of founders, offering tips and insights for growing businesses and being effective leaders. Phoebe's story is a testament to the power of experimentation, community building, and self-care in the world of entrepreneurship. Her journey serves as an inspiration to aspiring founders and small business owners, showcasing the importance of authenticity, adaptability, and a willingness to embrace the unknown in pursuit of one's dreams.