In this episode of Clover Club, Erika chats with Kelsea Bond—union member, community organizer, and candidate for Atlanta City Council. Raised in Metro Atlanta, Kelsea brings a deep understanding of the city’s needs and a bold vision for a more equitable, sustainable future.

From affordable housing to public transit to a local Green New Deal, Kelsea breaks down what it means to fight for a city that serves everyone, not just the wealthy few. The conversation also dives into how grassroots organizing, public policy, and good old-fashioned community care can transform a city from the ground up.

If you care about the future of Atlanta—or just love hearing from passionate people doing real work—you’ll want to hear this one.

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In this episode of Clover Club, Erika sits down with Rebecca, the owner of Young Blood in Atlanta, for a candid conversation about the real-life rollercoaster of running a small brick-and-mortar business.

Together, they pull back the curtain on what it actually takes to build and sustain an independent retail space—from surviving the impacts of COVID, to navigating shifting political climates, to dealing with (ugh) the realities of crappy landlords.

If you’ve ever dreamed of being your own boss or just want a peek behind the scenes of small business ownership, this one's for you.

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In this episode, Erika Audrey sits down with Shari Margolin, author of The Young Expat’s Guide to Mexico, to talk about Shari’s whirlwind year of traveling the globe and her decision to settle down in Mexico. They dive into her personal stories, what it’s really like to live abroad, and practical tips for anyone considering a move. From cultural insights to unexpected adventures, it’s an honest, inspiring look at embracing life outside the usual borders.

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Book a trip with Shari by emailing her at shari@ciaobambino.com

This week on Clover Club, Erika welcomes the one and only Ricky Raw—founder of 404 Day, Atlanta’s very own holiday. Erika and Ricky dive into the evolution of Atlanta’s culture, swap stories about their favorite Atlanta rappers, and reveal Ricky’s unexpected morning routine (hint: it involves a literal fistful of spinach). They also get real about the highs and chaos of being creatives with ADHD. It’s an ATL love letter meets life chat you won’t want to miss.

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In this deeply moving and magical episode, Dr. Lauren, a veterinarian specializing in end-of-life care and in-home euthanasia, shares her extraordinary journey of discovering her gift as an animal communicator.

The conversation explores the profound connection between humans and their pets, the beauty and heartbreak of saying goodbye, and the unexplainable moments of intuition and messages that transcend the physical world.

With stories of love, loss, and even a butterfly message from Erika’s beloved dog Archer, this episode offers a heartfelt reflection on grief, healing, and the enduring bond between animals and their people.

A must-listen for anyone who’s ever loved—and lost—a pet.

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In this episode, Erika sits down with Amy Bransford, owner of Aviary Beauty, to talk about the ups and downs of being a small business owner. From weird client stories to the challenges of running a boutique business, we cover it all with honesty and a few laughs.

Note: This episode was recorded before the election.

Tune in for a candid conversation about entrepreneurship, creativity, and the unexpected moments that make it all worthwhile.

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This week on Clover Club, Erika and her friend Nick explore the intriguing world of UAPs (Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena)—or as most of us like to call them, aliens. With Thanksgiving politics heating up, we decided it was the perfect time to dive into a topic that’s out of this world and offer a little distraction from the holiday chaos.

We’ll break down this month’s congressional hearings on UAPs, share our takes on the mystery, and debate what it all could mean. Whether you’re a skeptic or a believer, this episode is guaranteed to entertain and spark some cosmic curiosity.

Tune in for a holiday conversation starter that’s anything but typical!

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See the explanation of dimensions here

Bob Lazar Area 51 and Flying Saucers here

People to follow-

@jeremycorbell

@georgeknapp66

This week, Erika dives in with Mary O'Keefe, Creative Director at Cox Enterprises, to explore the important conservation work she's leading for Atlantic salmon. They swim through the issues of salmon farming, its ripple effect on the environment, and hook listeners with practical ways we can all make a splash in supporting sustainable practices. Tune in for a deep dive on how we can help save our finned friends and protect our waters!

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