Congresswoman McClellan opens up about the legacy that fuels her work: her great-grandfather’s literacy test, her family’s roots at Virginia State University, and the generational fight for voting rights that shaped her path long before she made history as the first Black woman elected to Congress from Virginia.We also explore the viral culture of Congress, from Jasmine Crockett’s headline-making exchanges to why certain committees attract more visibility than others.We dive into real-life stakes: government shutdowns, Medicaid cuts, the burdens placed on working families, and how policy decisions ripple into the daily lives of nurses, social workers, and caregivers—fields overwhelmingly led by women.She breaks down:Why so many critical policies never reach the spotlightHow Congress really works during a shutdownThe quiet power of constituent calls and protestsAnd the early signs every democracy must pay attention toThis is not just politics—it’s legacy, leadership, and lived experience.It’s a conversation about the future we’re building, the systems we’re fighting, and the voices committed to protecting our democracy.Stay engaged. Follow and subscribe to keep up with Congresswoman Jennifer McClellan and get real updates that impact our community.https://mcclellan.house.gov/aboutFollow Congresswoman Jennifer McClellan here on Instagramhttps://www.instagram.com/repmcclellan/?hl=enStay tapped in with the Moore Than Money Podcast — formerly Conversations Unearthed — on Instagram as well! ✨

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Dr. Faith Wilkerson is more than an event curator, she’s a movement. Dr. Faith has transformed Richmond’s social scene into a hub for culture, connection, and community. In this episode, we dive into how she consistently plans some of the city’s most coveted events, from Brunch on the Plaza to other iconic experiences that make RVA a destination spot.She’s also a public speaking instructor at the University of Richmond, shaping the next generation of confident communicators.This isn’t just an episode about events, it’s a masterclass in purpose, planning, and perseverance.Keep up with Unlocking RVA on Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/unlockingrva?igsh=MWZucWpsZDc2N3YwdQ==Keep up with Dr. Faith Wilkerson on Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/betonfaith?igsh=MTJuZmE1MGNhMWZmeg==Keep up with the Conversations Unearthed Podcast:https://www.instagram.com/conversationsunearthed?igsh=MWNwbXZvaWxsZXZ0bQ%3D%3D&utm_source=qr

✨ What does it really take to build a business with purpose, and not lose yourself in the process?In this episode, I sit down with Korinn Y. Carter — social entrepreneur, community visionary, full-time caretaker, and one of the most grounded powerhouses I’ve ever met.We get into it all:💸 From almost going broke...👥 To building a company with nearly 40 employees...📈 Meeting payroll, scaling impact, and brushing up against $1M in revenue — all while staying rooted in community.But this convo goes deeper than numbers. We talked about:What it was like being raised by a single fatherHow caregiving and leadership can coexistThe pressure of running a mission-driven orgAnd her recent appearance as a featured speaker at The Plus Talk Gala in Richmond, VAKorinn’s legacy-driven mindset is inspired by Maggie L. Walker, and she’s continuing that work — creating space “for us, by us.”If you’re navigating business, caregiving, burnout, or just trying to figure out how to make purpose profitable — this episode will speak directly to you.🔊 Press play. Reflect. And maybe ask yourself: What kind of legacy am I building?