Well this was a fantastically fun episode for the both of us to take part in!

Join us as we chat with Allison Satterfield about what it’s like to be someone who has big dreams but many & how to navigate living a fully connected life even when that mom/friend/family guilt sneaks in.

Allison is a truly wonderful and good person and has become not only a friend to me but to our community as our very own Butcher’s Daughter.

What a special mini-series this is for The Commonplace to take part in - come with us as we spend some time with the other businesses that make us The Hallway of Roxboro Building. It’s always fun and refreshing to know a bit more behind the people who run your favorite local spots, and now is your chance.

I hope that throughout these few little episodes you’re able to see yourself in each of my friend’s own stories & take comfort in the simplest fact that we are all people who are in this together!

We’ve got Carlee Hawkins innnn thhhaaaa hoouusseeeee!!! Chat with us as Carlee, artist behind Grayworks, dives into the joys of choosing to stay and create in your hometown, how to invite change into your artistic endeavors and a few other bits in between!

Carlee is a wonderfully talented artist, full of life and zeal. For those of you locals, Carlee is the artist behind the mural in The Commonplace Studio as well as one in The Roxboro Building and more to come! For those of you not so local, please visit Grayworks on Instagram, https://instagram.com/grayworks.roxboro?igshid=MzRlODBiNWFlZA==, to see the vastness that is Grayworks.

What a special episode to be the first of the first for me as the maker of The Commonplace with one of the most wonderfully creative and kind people I know, my brother. Get to know more about myself and The Commonplace as I take the seat as the interviewee and William as the interviewer while he poses thoughtful and insightful questions that maybe you yourself have had!Here’s to the creative & long live the curious.