Hi friends, welcome to another episode of that sounds fun. I'm your host Annie F. Down.

So happy to be here with you today. The music in the background is from our good buddy,

Mr. Drew Holcomb. Make sure you've grabbed a copy of his new album, Dragon. It's so good. He's

out on tour. It's one of my favorite shows I've seen in a long time. So make sure you go and

check him out, DrewHolcomb.com. Today on the show is one of my dear friends here in Nashville,

Kelly Mentor. Kelly is such a strong teacher, a good friend, a powerful voice for justice.

And now she's also a cookbook writer. Listen, if there's one thing, there's a lot of things I love

about Kelly Mentor. But if there's one thing I love about Kelly Mentor, it is her garden.

And the way she uses her garden, it is amazing. Her new book is called A Place at the Table. It's

amazing recipes along with some great essays. And I just absolutely love it. So it was super fun

for us to get to sit down in the new office and chat. And I think you're going to enjoy this.

So here's my conversation with our friend, Kelly Mentor.

Okay, 20 years ago, did you ever dream you'd run a business?

No. Right. No, not at all. I really just wanted to do ministry and

connect with people. Which I still get to do, which is awesome.

Yeah. No, I wasn't thinking this. I wasn't thinking leading or even managing people too,

which has been. And now how many employees do you have now?

I have not including my band and all of those people just two right now.

Two. And they come to your house? No, we have an office space right near Belmont University.

Oh, do you? I didn't have that yet in office, too. Okay, tell me the tricks. What do I not know about

having an office? So just make sure you've got plenty of stuff in the fridge.

Yeah, we don't have a fridge yet. But we will. When you have that fridge, you're going to be rocking

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