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This week on Double R Flo-Town, Robert and Reeves sit down with Leah Norwood and Courtney Bingham of Mosaic & Co, one of Florence's most unique and rapidly growing businesses.

What started with a friendship between two moms has grown into a thriving wallpaper installation company, design studio, and training center that is creating flexible career opportunities for women across the Carolinas.

Leah and Courtney share how they built Team Mosaic from the ground up, why wallpaper is experiencing a major comeback, the challenges of entrepreneurship, and how they're helping transform both homes and lives through meaningful work.

They also discuss Florence's future, supporting local businesses, balancing family and business ownership, and why building something bigger than yourself makes the hard work worth it.

Whether you're an entrepreneur, homeowner, design enthusiast, or simply someone who loves hearing local success stories, this episode is full of inspiration and practical wisdom.

00:00 Introduction to Team Mosaic
00:45 Why wallpaper is making a huge comeback
03:00 Building a training center and design studio
05:20 Design trends, textures, and personalization
06:25 How Leah discovered wallpaper installation
08:15 The trampoline park conversation that launched Team Mosaic
09:20 Why their partnership works so well
11:30 Creating opportunities for women and mothers
12:40 Growing a team of installers across the Carolinas
14:50 The realities of large-scale wallpaper installation
16:10 What makes Team Mosaic different
18:15 Marketing, growth, and attracting customers
20:45 From first phone call to finished installation
24:30 What Florence needs to grow and thrive
27:35 The challenges of being women business owners
30:40 Finding purpose beyond wallpaper
32:15 Flexibility, family, and building a meaningful business
33:20 Closing thoughts and laundry room wallpaper debate

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Raised in a family cult, separated from his father, and forced to navigate unimaginable tragedy, Colton Cauthen's story is one of resilience, grace, and redemption—an example of the power of coming out of the darkness and embracing the light.

In this episode of Double R, Colton shares the remarkable journey that ultimately led him to Florence, South Carolina, where he has become a husband, father, business owner, and founder of Jack's Books in Downtown Florence.

This is a conversation about faith, family, community, and the enduring power of truth, goodness, and beauty. It's a reminder that even the darkest chapters can lead to something meaningful—and that people's stories, and what they choose to do with them, ultimately shape communities.

For more from Colton and Jack's Books:

https://shopjacksbooks.com/

https://open.substack.com/pub/coltoncauthen

https://customexcelspreadsheets.com/

https://www.morninglightreaders.com/

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This episode of Double R Flo-Town covers a little bit of everything — but underneath every conversation is one central theme: the right people matter.

Reeves and Robert introduce Melanie Turner and discuss why adding the right person to a team can completely change the client experience. From relationships and communication to making people feel valued, the conversation explores why real estate is still ultimately a people business.

The guys also dive into the rapid growth of Riverland Property Management, what modern property management should actually look like, and why great systems only work when great people are behind them.

Then the conversation zooms out into a bigger discussion about Florence, growth, leadership, infrastructure, beautification, and what it takes for a community to grow the right way. What happens when the right people are in the right places — in business, leadership, and community development? And what happens when they aren’t?

This episode is about vision, relationships, service, growth, and why culture still matters.