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"Join personal trainer Tony Harley as he breaks down fitness, nutrition, and mindset strategies to help you reach your peak potential. From practical workout tips to motivational insights, Tony makes health and wellness achievable for everyone."

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In this 4th episode (not the 3rd as Kelly said) of Voices of Annapolis, we sit down with Brett Rivero, founder of the BRC Brotherhood. Brett shares how a simple idea grew into a powerful community of connection, accountability, and brotherhood right here in Annapolis. From early morning meetups to the deeper purpose behind building bonds among men, Brett opens up about what drives the movement and why it matters. Tune in for an inspiring conversation about leadership, friendship, and the strength of showing up for each other.

Other ways to become part of the Brett Rivero community:

www.brettriverocoaching.com

Gretchen's Mentions:

Richard Reeves – Book, Of Boys and Men: Why the Modern Male Is Struggling, Why It Matters, and What to Do About It

Jonathan Haidt – Book, The Anxious Generation, also Council Co-Chair for The American Institute for Boys and Men

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In this heartfelt episode, we sit down with a proud Navy Mom and a very generous Navy Sponsor Mom who share what it’s really like to navigate life as a mother of midshipmen and being sponsor moms for those far from home. From the pride and challenges of raising a child in the Academy to opening their homes and hearts to other midshipmen, they reflect on the bonds, traditions, and unexpected joys that come with the journey.

Whether you’re a fellow parent, a future sponsor, or simply curious about the Navy family experience, this conversation offers warmth, wisdom, and a glimpse into the strong community that helps anchor Annapolis.

In this episode, Keri shares with us the need for Sponsor Families for the incoming plebes. If you are in the area and would like to sponsor a plebe, here is the information for you.

Rose Clark

rclark@usna.edu

410-293-7137

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“This week, Gretchen and Kelly are joined by Courtney Buiniskis to explore the role of the Register of Wills in Anne Arundel County. Courtney explains why this often-overlooked office is so important to families and the community.”

To register your will in Anne Arundel County

-Place the oringal, signed and notarized will with your name and last four digits of your social secutity number. $5.00 fee payable to Register of Wills, Anne Arundel County into a large envelope. Mail or visit the Anne Arundel County Register of Wills at 7 Church Circle, Annapolis, MD 21401. https://registers.maryland.gov/main/annearundel.html

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Meet Kelly and Gretchen as they share why they’re bringing you Voices of Annapolis.