Spillin' Sweet Tea
Season 1
Spillin' Sweet Tea with Sam
Spillin' Sweet Tea with Lindsey McIntosh
Spillin' Sweet Tea with Sara Busse
by Morgan Robinson
Welcome to Spillin’ Sweet Tea — the podcast that pours out the good happening all around us. I’m your host, Morgan Robinson. Each week, we share uplifting stories from inspiring people that remind us we’re more connected than we think, and the world is full of helpers, dreamers, and doers making life sweeter. So, grab your favorite beverage and settle in, we’re spillin’ only the sweetest kind of tea. Today on Spillin’ Sweet Tea, I’m so excited to be joined by Sam Nygaard, a YWCA Woman to Watch for 2026 and the Appalachian Senior Program Manager with the National Parks Conservation Association. Sam’s work is rooted in connecting people to the places they love—from advocating for our national parks right here in the heart of Appalachia, to building community through West Virginia Pedal Pals, the cycling group she started, to rolling up her sleeves and organizing neighborhood cleanups with the West Side Neighborhood Association. No matter the space, Sam believes it’s the people who bring meaning to these places—and that connection is what makes communities stronger. I can’t wait for you to hear this conversation.
Welcome to Spillin’ Sweet Tea — the podcast that pours out the good happening all around us. I’m your host, Morgan Robinson. Each week, we share uplifting stories from inspiring people that remind us we’re more connected than we think, and the world is full of helpers, dreamers, and doers making life sweeter. So, grab your favorite beverage and settle in, we’re spillin’ only the sweetest kind of tea. Our guest today is Lindsey McIntosh, General Counsel, Kanawha County Schools. Lindsey is a fierce advocate for public education, a champion for access to the arts and sciences, and serves as a volunteer in several organizations including Friends of Clay in support of the Clay Center. But beyond the titles and the committees, Lindsey is something just as powerful, an incredible friend and a true cheerleader for so many people in her orbit. We’re spilling some sweet tea today about advocacy, community, showing up for what matters, and how being a supporter can be just as impactful as being center stage.
Welcome to Spillin’ Sweet Tea — the podcast that pours out the good happening all around us. I’m your host, Morgan Robinson. Each week, we share uplifting stories from inspiring people that remind us we’re more connected than we think, and the world is full of helpers, dreamers, and doers making life sweeter. So, grab your favorite beverage and settle in, we’re spillin’ only the sweetest kind of tea. Our guest today is Sara Busse. Sara brings a lifetime of service and compassion to her work fighting food insecurity and strengthening community in Charleston, West Virginia. After a career in journalism and public relations, Sara chose to devote herself to volunteerism full-time — helping coordinate Trinity’s Table, a food ministry that serves hundreds of meals each week to anyone in need, no questions asked. Her passion for service goes far beyond meals: Sara has supported literacy and the arts, volunteered with local food pantries and afterschool programs, and served on multiple nonprofit boards. She received the Women of Achievement Award from the YWCA Charleston for her impactful community leadership and embodies her belief that everyone deserves dignity, respect, and a warm meal.
Welcome to Spillin’ Sweet Tea — the podcast that pours out the good happening all around us. I’m your host, Morgan Robinson. Each week, we share uplifting stories from inspiring people that remind us we’re more connected than we think, and the world is full of helpers, dreamers, and doers making life sweeter. So, grab your favorite beverage and settle in, we’re spillin’ only the sweetest kind of tea. Our guest today is Chris Gosses. Chris is a talented photographer and the President of Rainbow Pride of West Virginia. Passionate about storytelling and community, Chris uses his lens and leadership to highlight the beauty of authenticity while working to build a more inclusive and welcoming West Virginia. If you’d like to work with Chris as a photographer, visit his website at Gosses Photography Dot Com. To learn more about Rainbow Pride of WV visit them online at Rainbow Pride WV Dot Org. These links will also be available on my social media at Spillin’ Sweet Tea at Facebook and Instagram.