Voices of The Village Podcast featuring Cathy Burke of Community Care Home Inc- The Passion For Serving People With Developmental Disabilities & Brain Trauma

Some of the best stories begin with a meaningful moment. For Chef Cal and Win, that

moment happened on July 16th, 2022—a date that later inspired the name PRIVÉE 716 and

sparked a vision that has quickly become one of the most talked-about private dining

experiences in the area.

PRIVÉE 716 is built on a simple idea: great food brings people together. And few people

embody that more than Chef Cal. Known for his rich flavors and beautifully curated menus, he

turns every meal into an experience—think seared scallops in herb butter, the famous 716

shrimp, tender lobster tails, and sweet potatoes that feel like comfort and sophistication all at

once. Every dish is made from scratch and served family-style to encourage conversation,

connection, and great memories.

Alongside him is Win, the warm and welcoming energy behind the bar. Her handcrafted

cocktails—from smooth old fashioneds to her well-loved “WinRita”—add the perfect touch to

each gathering. Whether she’s shaking martinis or helping set the atmosphere, Win brings a

sense of ease, charm, and joy to every table.

Inspired by a trip to Italy where meals lingered for hours and phones stayed tucked away,

PRIVÉE 716 delivers that same feeling of togetherness and quality time—but in your own

space. The best part? They come to you.

From intimate dinners for two to small gatherings of up to fourteen guests, PRIVÉE 716

transforms homes, Airbnbs, and event spaces into a warm, welcoming, restaurant-quality

dining experience. It’s perfect for birthdays, anniversaries, holidays, or simply bringing loved

ones together around an unforgettable meal.

With a focus on community, creativity, and heartfelt service, PRIVÉE 716 is making luxury

dining accessible, personal, and family-friendly—one home at a time.

Learn more or book your next experience at PRIVEE716.com.

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🎙️ NEW EPISODE THIS WEEK! Voices of the Village Podcast welcomes Adrian Consonery Jr., 25-year-old candidate for Georgia Secretary of State! 🚀🔥

Adrian is part of the Next Generation Leaders of Today, and he’s mobilizing his generation to step up, speak out, and serve the people.

Raised by two hardworking entrepreneurs — a mechanic and a counselor — Adrian grew up in a home built on fixing problems, serving others, and leading with heart.

From international humanitarian work at 17, to the United Nations Civil Society Conference, to founding Lyfeline Initiative Inc., Adrian has spent his life empowering communities and amplifying voices that deserve to be heard.

He’s also a 2x published author and a committed advocate for voter education and civic engagement.

🔥 This week, he joins us to talk leadership, service, and why young people are stepping into their power like never before.

Stay tuned — you don’t want to miss this episode!

NEW EPISODE ALERT — Voices of the Village Podcast

Featuring: Mike Burns

Former Henry County Democratic Committee President

CEO & Founder, Community & College Partnership Programs (CCPP)

From the front lines of change to a nationwide mission of impact — this is an episode you do NOT want to miss.

In this powerful conversation, Mr. Mike Burns shares:

How Henry County transformed into a BLUE county through strategic grassroots efforts, community organizing, and shifting demographics.

The behind-the-scenes work that mobilized voters and reshaped political engagement across the county.

How his groundbreaking organization, Community & College Partnership Programs, is now expanding nationwide — partnering with schools, students, and neighborhoods to rebuild and restore underdeveloped communities.

A movement stretching from Alaska to New Mexico, from New York to Louisiana — connecting young leaders, community development, and economic opportunity like never before.

This episode is all about strategy, service, and the power of people coming together to create real change.

Tap in, join the conversation, and see how communities rise when leadership meets vision.

Pastor Terrell and Brandy Scott of The Malachi Project discussed their transformative journey from drug trafficking to founding Malachi House, a 6,000 sq. ft. debt-free facility in McDonough, Georgia. Terrell shared his past as a drug dealer, his 20-year prison sentence, and his conversion through a woman he robbed. Brandy recounted her struggle with addiction and her role in Terrell's spiritual awakening. They emphasized their mission to father and mentor the next generation, highlighting their impact on local youth and the community. The project aims to replicate its success in other inner cities and nations, fostering generational reconciliation and transformation. The Malachi Project, led by Terrell Scott, is expanding its mentorship program from 50 to 150 kids weekly. The project offers support through Terrell Scott Ministries and the Malachi House at 312 Roger Street, McDonald, Georgia. The book "The Power of the Broken Road" is available on Amazon and through the ministry. Financial support, including monthly donations, is crucial for their operations. Testimonies highlight the divine provision and the community's role in supporting the project. The conversation also touches on the importance of prayer and the impact of the Malachi kids' faith during the construction process.

Episode Alert!

This week on Voices of the Village Podcast — where change starts with conversation — we’re turning up the heat with business owner Tandra Hunter of T&T Daiquiris

Tandra opens up about the real struggles Black business owners face when dealing with commercial landlord discrimination, and she’s setting the record straight on that viral social media post where a customer allegedly claimed they were falsely accused of not paying their bill.

You don’t want to miss this one — the truth, the tea, and the testimony are all cooking on VOTV!

Tune in this week on @VoicesOfTheVillagePodcast powered by Game Changers Media Network.

Local business owner files lawsuit against city of McDonough after claims of being targeted by former city councilwoman and city police which claims business was destroyed and shut down over gratuity dispute! Claims council member said “I’ll show you gone find out who the “F” I am!” Full story

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