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In this episode of Chasing Heritage, Chase Hardin interviews Morelle McCrary, technology entrepreneur, business owner, and community leader, for a fascinating conversation about artificial intelligence, business, education, and the future of human interaction.

As the owner of RAM-Tech PC Solutions, Morelle has spent decades helping businesses navigate technology changes. Drawing from his experience in cybersecurity, IT infrastructure, and AI implementation, he shares practical insights into how artificial intelligence is already reshaping the workplace and why many organizations are only beginning to understand its true potential.

The conversation explores how AI is improving efficiency, automating repetitive tasks, and creating new opportunities for innovation. At the same time, Morelle highlights the risks associated with overreliance on technology, including cybersecurity threats, workforce disruption, and the loss of real-world human experiences.

Together, Chase and Morelle discuss education, parenting, and the importance of teaching young people how to think critically, build relationships, and function independently from technology when necessary.

The episode also examines the future of marketing, business operations, and content creation in an AI-driven world, while emphasizing that human trust, integrity, and connection remain some of the most valuable assets any person or business can possess.

This episode is a powerful reminder that technology should remain a tool, not a substitute for meaningful human relationships and experiences.

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In this episode of Chasing Heritage, Chase Hardin sits down with Xavier DeBose, McDonough City Council Member for District 1, for a thoughtful conversation about leadership, service, community, and the future of a growing city.

Raised in McDonough, Xavier shares his journey from small-town Georgia to corporate America and back again, explaining why he chose to return home and invest in the community that helped shape him. He reflects on the importance of family, fatherhood, and being present for the people who matter most.

The conversation explores how local government works, why community involvement matters, and the challenges cities face as they experience rapid growth. Xavier discusses infrastructure, development, public services, economic opportunity, and the importance of balancing progress with preserving the unique character of a community.

Together, Chase and Xavier also discuss the growing polarization in modern society, the importance of respectful disagreement, and how leaders can build bridges rather than deepen divisions.

Throughout the episode, Xavier emphasizes the value of transparency, accountability, and long-term thinking, encouraging citizens to become more engaged in shaping the future of their communities.

This episode is a powerful reminder that leadership is ultimately about service, and that strong communities are built when people choose to get involved rather than sit on the sidelines.

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In this episode of Chasing Heritage, Chase Hardin interviews Kamaria Jones, mentor and founder of The Be You Series, for a deeply honest conversation about the emotional, social, and spiritual challenges facing today’s generation.

Kamaria shares her experiences mentoring students struggling with depression, gang involvement, violence, pregnancy, and emotional isolation, while also exploring the growing impact of social media, music, peer pressure, and broken community systems on children and teenagers.

The conversation highlights the importance of restoring the “village mindset” and rebuilding stronger relationships between schools, churches, parents, and communities. Together, Chase and Kamaria discuss why many young people feel unseen and unsupported, and how empathy, mentorship, and faith can help redirect lives before it is too late.

Kamaria also shares the vision behind The Be You Series, a platform and future community-centered initiative focused on creating safe spaces where children, teens, and families can receive emotional support, mentorship, and practical guidance.

Throughout the episode, both Chase and Kamaria emphasize the role of faith in overcoming hardship, building resilience, and creating lasting change within families and communities.

This episode is a powerful reminder that the next generation does not simply need discipline or correction, they need love, leadership, community, and hope.

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