Voices of the Village Podcast — Special Guest Feature!**

We’re thrilled to welcome Chantel E. Curry, founder of E Design Studio 18, to the next episode of Voices of the Village Podcast!

Chantel is a creative force behind a transformative art movement with her motto: Live Life Creatively. Through E Design Studio 18, she crafts serene, soul-stirring art that promotes peace, love, and confidence. From captivating silhouettes of women and tranquil abstract masks to custom murals and art rentals, Chantel’s work is all about transforming spaces and inspiring souls.

Whether you’re seeking art that soothes, a custom piece that tells your story, or a fun sip-and-paint session to spark your creativity—Chantel brings it all together with passion and purpose.

Tune in as we explore her journey, her vision, and how she's helping others live more creatively.

Don’t miss it!

#VoicesOfTheVillage #LiveLifeCreatively #EDesignStudio18 #ArtWithSoul #ChantelECurry #CreativeHealing #TransformYourSpace #InspireYourSoul #GameChangersInArt

Salute to WM Brother Ricardo Utai of James Earl Acey Lodge #600!We are honored to feature Worshipful Master Ricardo Utai on the Voices of the Village Podcast! Brother Utai began his Masonic journey in 2016 with Truth and Union Lodge No. 594 under the Most Worshipful Prince Hall Grand Lodge of Georgia, led by MWGM Primus James. Known for his deep passion for Masonic history—especially the legacy of Black Freemasons—Brother Utai reminds us: “Before we can change our present and our future, we have to know and understand our past.”In 2021, he became a charter member of James Earl Acey Lodge No. 600, where he’s made a lasting impact—serving as the first Senior Deacon, second Senior Warden, and currently, the third Worshipful Master (2024–present).Brother Utai is a true guardian of Masonic legacy and knowledge. Tune in to hear his inspiring story, dedication to the craft, and commitment to preserving our powerful history!#VoicesOfTheVillage #GameChangersMedia #PrinceHallFreemasonry #BlackMasonicExcellence #WMBrotherUtai #MasonicHistory #JamesEarlAcey600 #KnowYourPast

We’re kicking off Season 6 with a bang! Meet our special guest, Victoria Mylan Mobley—a young leader, trailblazer, and role model at just 15 years old!

Victoria is already making waves in her hometown of Locust Grove, GA and across the nation, holding prestigious titles such as Miss Locust Grove, Miss Georgia Jr. National Teenager, and America’s Jr. National Teenager.

Tune in to hear her inspiring story of leadership, resilience, and purpose! #VoicesOfTheVillage #Season6 #TeenLeader #VictoriaMylanMobley #InspiringYouth

Next on Voices of the Village Podcast! Join Andreal "Mr. Country Fly" Mallard for another powerful episode of Voices of the Village Podcast, featuring Just Kingdom Sports—a faith-based sports league making a real impact on youth in Henry County and beyond!Just Kingdom Sports is on a mission to expand into urban communities across the Southeast, using basketball, soccer, and faith-based principles to shape the next generation of leaders on and off the field.Don’t miss this inspiring conversation about mentorship, community impact, and the power of faith through sports! Tune in to the next episode! www.voicesofthevillage.com#VoicesOfTheVillage #MrCountryFly #JustKingdomSports #FaithThroughSports #YouthEmpowerment #CommunityImpact #NextGenLeaders

Pastor Malone Shares His Journey As A Civil Rights Activist, Boots on The Ground Fighting For Social Justice & Equal Rights

For Many Years Pastor Malone has Traveled This Great Country In An Effort To Mobilize Change in The Community. He Has Now Committed His Ministry To Sharing The True Gospel and The Awakening of God's Chosen People.

Mayor Melvin D. Harper II of City of Ocilla GA shares his story as a hometown boy growing up in Rural Georgia sharing the culture of agriculture, farming and the Progression of South Georgia's Role in The Economy of The State.

Henry County Clerk of Superior Courts Sabriya Hill shares her journey of becoming The First African American to be elected in the position in Henry County, GA and how her team has modernized by digitizing Superior Court Records as far back as 1823, Improving Jury Management and Advocating for Fair Compensation for the Board of Equalization.