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The WEBB Remedy Podcast is an entrepreneurial Mindset Shifting project of WEBB Squared, a nonprofit incubator/accelerator supporting small businesses and entrepreneurs in North Carolina. Through tailored coaching and innovative training, WEBB expedites this transformation, empowering entrepreneurs to develop their enterprises with confidence, resources, and influence, thereby effecting positive change within themselves, their businesses, and their communities.

Hosted and produced by Rinnie Orr, co-founder of WEBB Squared, the WEBB Remedy Podcast showcases the stories, missions and visions of the businesses and entrepreneurs served through WEBB services. Each episode delves into the challenges and triumphs of BIPOC entrepreneurs, offering insights and inspiration for those navigating the path to success. With a focus on fostering economic inclusivity and diversity, the podcast serves as a platform for authentic conversations that empower and uplift the entrepreneurial community.

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  • One Human Family: Dialogue, Healing, and the Courage to Act

    One Human Family: Dialogue, Healing, and the Courage to Act
    Oct 12 2026

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    What does it mean to become a partner in racial justice?

    In this episode of The WEBB Remedy Podcast, WEBB Squared celebrates Partners in Racial Justice as part of its fifth-anniversary Changemaker Awards and this year’s theme, “Changemakers in Motion.”

    Host Rinnie Orr, Executive Director of WEBB Squared welcomes David Hoffman and Dr. Charles Bullock, co-creators and active leaders of Partners in Racial Justice.

    Partners in Racial Justice brings people together across racial and cultural lines through education, dialogue, healing, relationship-building, the arts, and community engagement. In this conversation, David and Dr. Bullock discuss the organization’s vision for racial justice, unity, and healing, as well as the importance of developing authentic cross-racial relationships.

    David shares his journey from entrepreneurship and oceanfront condominium real estate development into philanthropy and human rights advocacy. He reflects on launching a human rights campaign in support of the Iranian Bahá’í community, producing the documentary Education Under Fire, and founding the Raising Haiti Foundation to support smallholder farmers in Haiti.

    Dr. Bullock discusses his background, his early involvement with Partners in Racial Justice, and his work as the organization’s program director. Together, David and Dr. Bullock explore the principle of the oneness of mankind and how it informs their approach to community building and racial justice work.

    Guests

    David Hoffman
    Co-creator and active leader, Partners in Racial Justice
    Founding director, Raising Haiti Foundation
    Human rights advocate and philanthropist

    Dr. Charles Bullock
    Co-creator and active leader, Partners in Racial Justice
    Program director, Partners in Racial Justice

    Partners in Racial Justice is a nonprofit organization dedicated to fostering racial justice, unity, and healing through collaborative community engagement and educational programs.

    The organization brings people together across racial and cultural lines to co-create communities rooted in justice, unity, and healing. Its work includes virtual programs, art exhibitions paired with community conversations, and in-person gatherings that bring together people from churches, secular organizations, and the broader community.

    Through creative programming, dialogue, relationship-building, and reflection, Partners in Racial Justice creates opportunities for people to examine racial inequity, deepen their understanding of one another, and develop the relationships needed to move toward meaningful change.

    The Principle of the Oneness of Mankind - A central idea in this conversation is the oneness of mankind - the understanding that all people are members of one human family.

    For Partners in Racial Justice, this principle is connected to the organization’s commitment to racial justice, healing, unity, and collective responsibility. It offers a foundation for recognizing both the dignity shared by all people and the responsibility to address systems and patterns that create division and inequity.

    Learn More About Partners in Racial Justice

    To learn more about Partners in Racial Justice, its programs, upcoming events, and opportunities to get involved, visit:

    partnersinracialjustice.org

    Learn More About WEBB Squared

    To learn more about WEBB Squared, its work with Black and Brown entrepreneurs, and its free coaching, workshops, and community programs, visit:

    WEBB Squared

    Support the show

    Thank you for listening...Our theme this year is "Changemakers in Motion"
    To find out how you can be changemaker and connect - check out WEBB Squared.

    Become a changemaker today! Support WEBB Squared’s annual campaign.

    We would love to hear from you. Please contact rinnie@webbsquared.org for more information.
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    41 min
  • Community in Motion: CORE’s Journey Toward Racial Equity

    Community in Motion: CORE’s Journey Toward Racial Equity
    Oct 12 2026

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    What does it look like when a community comes together to pursue racial equity through education, healing, relationship-building, and collective action?

    In this episode of The WEBB Remedy Podcast, WEBB Squared celebrates Community Organizing for Racial Equity, or CORE, as part of its Changemakers in Motion campaign and fifth-anniversary Changemaker Awards.

    Hosts Rinnie Orr, Executive Director of WEBB Squared, and Dr. Carolyn Jefferson-Jenkins, Director of Strategic Partnerships, welcome Pastor Shontea Smith, Executive Director of CORE and pastor of Springdale African Methodist Episcopal Church in Burlington, North Carolina.

    Pastor Shontea shares the story behind CORE’s founding in the summer of 2016, when faith leaders and concerned community members in Chatham County came together in response to racial violence and growing division across the country. She discusses how CORE began with racial equity education and evolved into a community-governed organization focused on leadership development, relational organizing, community healing, and systemic change.

    The conversation also explores what it means to build leadership from within the community, center the voices of people most affected by inequity, and create space for honest reflection and cross-racial dialogue. Pastor Shontea reflects on the relationship between faith and community organizing, her leadership journey, and the kind of leadership required to support meaningful and lasting change.

    Together, the hosts and guest consider what it means to be “Changemakers in Motion”- people and organizations willing to move from ideas to action while continuing to learn, build relationships, adapt, and create new possibilities.

    Guest

    Pastor Shontea Smith, D. Min.
    Executive Director, Community Organizing for Racial Equity
    Pastor, Springdale African Methodist Episcopal Church
    Burlington, North Carolina

    About CORE

    Community Organizing for Racial Equity, or CORE, is a community-governed, nonpartisan nonprofit organization working to build a network of community organizers and develop leadership from within the community.

    CORE brings together individual community members, local organizations, nonprofits, faith institutions, associations, and other community partners to pursue systemic change through racial equity education, community healing, and relational organizing.

    Changemakers in Motion

    WEBB Squared’s fifth-anniversary Changemaker Awards are presented under the theme “Changemakers in Motion.”

    The theme honors people and organizations that move ideas into action, create opportunities, build meaningful connections, and contribute to a more equitable future. CORE is being recognized for its ongoing commitment to community-led solutions, racial equity, education, healing, and organizing.

    Learn More

    To learn more about CORE, its programs, community organizing work, and opportunities to get involved:

    CORE: corenc.org
    WEBB Squared: webbsquared.org

    Listen, Share, and Connect

    If this conversation gave you a new perspective on racial equity, community leadership, or the power of organizing, share it with someone who is committed to building a stronger and more connected community.

    Subscribe to The WEBB Remedy Podcast, leave a review, and follow WEBB Squared for more conversations with entrepreneurs, community leaders, and changemakers creating new possibilities.

    Closing Thought

    “Our evolution begins with dialogue.”

    Support the show

    Thank you for listening...Our theme this year is "Changemakers in Motion"
    To find out how you can be changemaker and connect - check out WEBB Squared.

    Become a changemaker today! Support WEBB Squared’s annual campaign.

    We would love to hear from you. Please contact rinnie@webbsquared.org for more information.
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    33 min
  • More Than a Loan: Capital, Confidence, and Community Impact

    More Than a Loan: Capital, Confidence, and Community Impact
    Sep 24 2026
    Send us Fan MailWhat becomes possible when a good business idea is met with the right capital, guidance, and belief?On this episode of The WEBB Remedy Podcast, we explore how access to capital, advisory support, and a healthy money mindset can help entrepreneurs move from possibility to progress.Hosts Rinnie Orr, Executive Director of WEBB Squared, and Judy Batista, CEO and founder of Laughing Monitos, welcome JaLisha Richmond, Director of Micro-Lending and Triangle Market Manager at Partner Community Capital, also known as PCAP.PCAP is a certified Community Development Financial Institution, or CDFI, serving businesses and nonprofits in Central Appalachia and throughout North Carolina. Unlike traditional lending models that may focus primarily on qualification, PCAP pairs lending with guidance, relationship-building, and practical support designed to help entrepreneurs succeed.As part of WEBB Squared’s Money Mindset Conversation Series, sponsored by PNC Bank, this episode looks at what it means to prepare for capital, build a sustainable business, and create lasting impact in underserved and rural communities.What Is a CDFI?A Community Development Financial Institution, or CDFI, is a mission-driven financial organization that works to expand access to responsible financial products and support in communities that may be underserved by traditional financial systems.CDFIs often serve small businesses, nonprofits, entrepreneurs, and communities that have historically faced barriers to capital. Their work may include lending, technical assistance, coaching, financial education, and other forms of support.In this episode, JaLisha explains how PCAP combines financing with relationship-based guidance so entrepreneurs are not left to navigate the lending process alone.Meet Our Guest - JaLisha Richmond, Director of Micro-Lending and Triangle Market Manager, Partner Community CapitalJaLisha Richmond serves as the Director of Micro-Lending and Triangle Market Manager at Partner Community Capital, also known as PCAP. PCAP is a certified Community Development Financial Institution serving businesses and nonprofits in Central Appalachia and throughout North Carolina. In her role, JaLisha works at the intersection of lending, advisory support, and community development, helping entrepreneurs access the resources and guidance they need to grow.Her work reflects a commitment to expanding opportunity, strengthening local businesses, and supporting entrepreneurs through a more human and holistic approach to capital.Learn more about Partner Community Capital: https://partnercap.org/Meet co-host Judy Batista CEO and Founder, Laughing MonitosJudy Batista is a bilingual speech-language pathologist with more than 15 years of experience supporting young children’s communication development.As the founder of Laughing Monitos, Judy provides play-based, evidence-based therapy for children ages 0–4. She specializes in speech, language, and feeding disorders and is passionate about empowering multicultural families through compassionate, personalized care.Judy also brings the perspective of an entrepreneur who is building and growing a mission-driven business. Learn more about Laughing Monitos: www.laughingmonitos.comAbout the Money Mindset Conversation SeriesThis episode is part of WEBB Squared’s Money Mindset Conversation Series, sponsored by PNC Bank. The series creates space for honest conversations about money, entrepreneurship, access to capital, financial confidence, and the beliefs that influence how business owners make decisions.Special thanks to PNC Bank for supporting conversations that help entrepreneurs build clarity, confidence, and capacity.Support WEBB SquaredLearn more about WEBB Squared and our work supporting Black and Brown entrepreneurs through coaching, workshops, community connections, and entrepreneurial development:Website: www.webbsquared.orgDonate: "Changemakers in Motion" Fundraising Campaign LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/webb-squared/Facebook: WEBB SquaredAbout The WEBB Remedy PodcastThe WEBB Remedy Podcast features real conversations about entrepreneurship, mindset, community, wealth-building, leadership, and the relationships that help people and businesses grow.Hosted by Rinnie Orr and joined by community leaders, entrepreneurs, partners, and changemakers, the podcast explores what it takes to build stronger businesses and more equitable communities.Support the showThank you for listening...Our theme this year is "Changemakers in Motion"To find out how you can be changemaker and connect - check out WEBB Squared.Become a changemaker today! Support WEBB Squared’s annual campaign. We would love to hear from you. Please contact rinnie@webbsquared.org for more information.
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    36 min
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