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DECEMBER 2020 PUBLISHER

Kristen Wojdan | kristen.wojdan@lifestylepubs.com EDITOR

Season of Celebration

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THIS YEAR HAS BROUGHT FOUR BEAUTIFUL, PREDICTABLE SEASONS,

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EACH WITH UNIQUE LIGHT, TEMPERATURE AND WEATHER PATTERNS THAT

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PROVIDE US WITH BEAUTIFUL MOMENTS. At the same time, many of us have

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experienced unprecedented and unpredictably high and low seasons of life as we have navigated the impact and affects of Covid-19. “To everything there is a season, and a time to every purpose under the heaven," the famous lyrics from Ecclesiastes used in the hit Turn! Turn! Turn! by songwriter Pete

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Michael Chance Photography

Seeger, could not be more true for this moment. We embrace this season of celebration as we approach the end of 2020! Columbia Lifestyle is grateful to celebrate our first year and we look forward to many more years to come! In this issue, enjoy the sweet images in our Good Times feature of some of our friends and neighbors from stories we shared in our inaugural year. Cheers to our 1st year! We are honored and humbled to spotlight international R&B sensation, Ruff Endz, as they celebrate 20 years together! Our editor, Rhonda Stephens, shares her exclusive interview with David "Davinch" Chance and Dante "Chi" Jordan during a photo shoot at Turf Valley Resort as they are preparing for an upcoming tour and album release. You will love the passion, talent and heart of these R&B singer-songwriters. Cheers to 20 years! We are thrilled to share the mission and work of Believe Big as they educate individuals

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on a comprehensive approach to cancer prevention and treatment; connect patients

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with physicians trained in mistletoe therapy, oncology nutritionists, and the resources

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necessary to help them advocate for their own health; and provide spiritual support to

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help patients and their families overcome fear and anxiety. Cheers to health and healing!

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We savor the big and small moments of this holiday season.

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As Kristin Granger once said, may we have “gratitude for the turning of the seasons. May we attune our hearts to their enduring message of renewal” as we wrap up 2020. Cheers to fresh hope in 2021! Wishing you joy and peace in this season!

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INSIDE THE ISSUE DECEMBER 2020

FEATURES 10 Lauren Reagle - Keller Williams Integrity 14 Believe Big Giving Cancer Patients Resources to Defy the Odds

18 The Soulful Sounds of Ruff Endz Celebrating 20 Years of Making Music

26 The Perfect Holiday Punch Whether at the office or at home, add

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a little holiday fun to your party with this tasty recipe.

DEPARTMENTS 4

Lifestyle Letter

Good Times

Around Town

Giving Back

Back Stage

24 Lifestyle Calendar 25 Realty Report 26 Trend Setter

GOOD TIMES

Happy 1st Birthday, Columbia Lifestyle! What a year it has been! As we celebrate the inaugural year of Columbia Lifestyle, we reflect on some of our favorite people and places who have graced our pages! We are on mission to shine the spotlight on the beauty of Columbia and look forward to the months and years ahead! We're so grateful for the business leaders in our community who have brought Columbia Lifestyle to our tens of thousands of readers, EVERY SINGLE MONTH! Be sure to support local...our business partners are some of the best in our greater Columbia community! Also, you may find us on citylifestyle.com/columbia and share your ideas for stories! We look forward to hearing from you!

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AROUND TOWN

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GIVING BACK

BELIEVE BIG

GIVING CANCER PATIENTS RESOURCES TO DEFY THE ODDS

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IVELISSE PAGE, EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR AND CO-FOUNDER

ARTICLE RHONDA STEPHENS | PHOTOGRAPHY

OF BELIEVE BIG SAYS, “I WAS EXHAUSTED, MORE THAN

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USUAL, AND STARTED BEING UNABLE TO FUNCTION WITHOUT TAKING THREE-HOUR NAPS DURING THE DAY. Other than fatigue, I felt fine. I never suspected colon cancer because I knew the symptoms well. I have a family history, and so, I was being monitored by my doctors regularly with colonoscopies and such and had no issues, not even a polyp.” Ivelisse couldn’t shake the extreme fatigue, and now she was feeling weak. Her husband, Jimmy, a health and wellness professional, knew this wasn’t normal and encouraged Ivelisse to get to her physician to find some answers. The answer they got was unexpected. Ivelisse was diagnosed with stage three colon cancer, and surgery to remove a portion of the colon and lymph nodes soon followed. However, at the post-surgery follow up appointment, tests showed that it had spread to the liver, changing her level to stage four cancer. “Prior to my liver surgery, I was asking questions of and interviewing three different oncologists. Each wanted me to have radiation and chemo, which gave me a 10% chance of survival. To me, doing that was like burning down the whole forest for one rotten tree, and if I did have six months to live, I was going to live it out with my family- not in a bed, weak and sick,” Ivelisse says. “Just before my liver surgery, I got in touch with Dr. Peter Hinderberger. He told me about mistletoe therapy and homeopathy therapies for cancer. He said to me, ‘You have cancer and need something stronger that will attack the cancer cells.’ At the same time, Jimmy had been researching food and herbs as medicine and put me on a different diet with supplements to help fight cancer.” “I want to emphasize that mistletoe is not a magic bullet, but it is a large piece of the puzzle. It is not a stand-alone therapy. Surgery, homeopathic remedies, diet, reducing stress levels, and prayer-all those factors contributed to my being here. The amazing thing about mistletoe is that it doesn’t have the side effects or negative effects of many drugs. It’s a natural substance, and we are celebrating 100 years of mistletoe therapy this year,” says Ivelisse. She continues, “I had my colon resected in September, and liver resected in December. It took three months before I could drive again. My oncologist said that 75% of the time it’s back within two years, and only 8% of the people are alive, even with cancer. So, the fact that it wasn’t back and that it didn’t come back months and years later is a testament to God’s power and healing, and all the things we did to contribute to that process.” Ivelisse continues to be followed by her team of doctors and is on a maintenance dose of mistletoe twice a week. But that’s not where her journey ends. “After I was well, I wanted to share it. For me, I found something that was so helpful and isn’t well-known, and I really wanted to make others aware that there are other options,” Ivelisse says. CONTINUED >

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GIVING BACK (CONTINUED)

“That’s why Jimmy and I started Believe Big. We wanted to have a place where patients and families could come and get information to help them on their journey. Over the years, we heard about other physicians who were trained in mistletoe therapy, and we began to build a network of physicians all over the United States.” “One of the arms of Believe Big is fundraising for clinical trials for mistletoe. I relied on Johns Hopkins to do their part. On December 18, 2015, 4,500 pages of documentation were sent to the FDA for the trial. The FDA responded on Christmas Eve that they approved the start of it. In 2016, we got the Hopkins Review Board approval and patient accrual, and in 2017, the first cohort of the trial began,” says Ivelisse. Jackie Guidera, Director of Operations at Believe Big, says, “We believe conventional and complementary treatments together are our best way to overcome cancer. At Believe Big, we focus on four things: + Educate to give a comprehensive approach to cancer prevention and treatments. + Connect with physicians trained in mistletoe, oncology nutritionists, and the resources necessary to help patients advocate for their own health. + Provide Believe Mugs and offer prayer for every patient. Offer spiritual support to help patients overcome fear and anxiety. + Overcome cancer by developing mistletoe trials and collaborating with Johns Hopkins and the Believe Big Institute of Health. “Painting mugs for patients with the Believe Mug program is a good entry point for people to get to know the organization,” says Jackie. “If someone you know has cancer, an easy way to give them hope is to send them a Believe Mug.” Jackie continues, “An army of volunteers paints the mugs, and many corporations and nonprofits partner with us. Each mug given to a patient includes the card with ‘I will have no fear’ prayer and a little bit about Believe Big and is prayed over by the creator. See the website for more details on hosting or painting a mug.” Cancer survivor Maru Fava says, “You have everything to gain and nothing to lose by complementing your current treatment. People are experiencing incredible quality of life. I think that going through something difficult and also having great quality of life is important, and I encourage them to look at our resources.” BelieveBig.org

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BACK STAGE

the soulful SOUNDS OF r u f f e n dz 18

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ARTICLE RHONDA STEPHENS PHOTOGRAPHY MICHAEL CHANCE

WHAT IS THE ORIGIN OF YOUR NAME, RUFF ENDZ? [Dante] Ruff Endz is grinding, meaning you do what you have to do like a side job to get money to go to school. It also comes from our neighborhood. You know you got your good places on this side, you got your medium

CELEBRATING 20 YEARS OF MAKING MUSIC

places, then you got your rough ends on the other side of Baltimore. WHO INSPIRED YOU TO GET INTO MUSIC? [David] My family was the family that sang together at the table--harmonizing, beating on the table. I got an ear for music at a young age. My mom was an opera singer in Guyana; my dad was in a singing group that toured Guyana with Harry Belafonte. We grew up on contemporary Christian music and sang those. All of that was school for me, and all of that is coming out in my music now. DID YOU DREAM OF BEING A STAR WHEN YOU WERE YOUNG? [Dante] I looked at it as a goal. Not a dream, because the dream is not there when you wake up. A goal is attainable. So yes, I had a goal. HOW DID YOU MEET DANTE? [David] We grew up together in West Baltimore as kids. My family migrated from Guyana, South America. My dad was a pastor and my mom was a missionary. He knew my family was the church family down the street. I'm the baby of 10 children. Dante has two sisters. We were the family giving food away and serving breakfast to the poor, and he was out there doing his thing and hustling. We were very different, yet we sensed this brotherhood. So, there was this dynamic, and we became best friends. DID YOU ALWAYS WANT TO PERFORM? [Dante] I was into dance but didn't want to be out front and was comfortable in the back row. WITH RUFF ENDZ, YOU ARE VERY OUT FRONT NOW! HOW DID YOU CONQUER YOUR PERFORMANCE ANXIETY? [Dante] The first time they put me out front instead of on the back row, I was terrified. Terrified. I was in a dance group called BMW (Boys Most Wanted.) We performed at a talent show in Baltimore when the show's producer told

FRESH OFF THE SUCCESS OF THEIR

me that they lost their male vocal act, which wasn't true. He had heard me

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sing and thought he would trick me into getting out front. I tried all kinds of

SARY CONCERT, R&B DUO DAVID

crazy excuses to get out of stepping out there on stage. When they called my

CHANCE AND DANTE JORDAN OF

name, my heartbeat was all I could hear. It was crazy. I opened my mouth,

RUFF ENDZ CONTINUE TO SERVE

and out came, "Always and Forever." I had to conquer that fear. I just had to

UP STYLE ALONG WITH SMOOTH

get through it. After that, I started singing with a group of older men, and we

VOCALS. With a career of writing,

performed at schools doing "Stop the Violence" campaigns.

producing, and performing music and tours spanning over 20 years, Ruff Endz

HOW DID YOU FORM RUFF ENDZ?

has signed on with SRG-ILS Group/

[David] The friendship and our mutual love for music started Ruff Endz.

Universal Music Group and are looking

We started chasing the dream in high school. We connected with a gen-

forward to bringing their soulful sounds

tleman named Oji Pierce, who introduced us to David McPherson, who, at

and brand-new music to fans. Their

that time, was Vice President of Sony, and he signed us. He is the same guy

new record will debut March 2021.

that signed Backstreet Boys and a lot of other groups. He saw the vision.

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BACK STAGE (CONTINUED) We did a song called "Love Crimes" with Oji, and that was the

but our tour was canceled due to Covid. We have rescheduled

song David heard and fell in love with. He flew us to NYC to the

that for 2021. We are excited to go on to Kenya for two weeks in

offices of Sony, and we were like, "Oh my God! From the streets

December on our "The Escape to Wakanda Tour."

of Baltimore to NYC!" WHAT DO YOU LOVE ABOUT PERFORMING? WHEN DID YOU KNOW YOU WERE FAMOUS?

[David] I love the live band. The bass player, the keyboard, the

[Dante] I was in London and running to get into the van when

drummer--bringing to life all the instruments, the background sing-

I hear my name. I stopped and turned, and he says, "Chi! Chi

ers, and it is magic when it all comes together to create one sound.

from Ruff Endz!" And there was this tall, white businessman from around the world, not from my world, who knows about me. I was astounded. Our music that we did in some little room reached a person that I would have never met. That's when I knew.

IS THERE A FAVORITE MEMORY OF BEING ON TOUR? [Dante] Our very first tour was a black college tour. Before we hit it, no one knew who we were, so we had to prove ourselves every night. Halfway through the tour, the video of "No

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More Shopping Sprees" started playing for the first time on "The

COMING UP.

Box" (music video channel). Before we got to the end of the tour,

[David] The group broke up for about ten years, but we've

people started recognizing us. When we got to the last places,

been touring and traveling for the last couple of years. We

everyone knew us. It was crazy. The funny thing is that song

returned to Australia and the UK and were scheduled to go to

came out in 2000, and when the pandemic hit, the song had a

Germany with Montell Jordan and R&B legend Keith Sweat,

resurgence. Six-year-old kids were doing dances to it on TikTok.

David Chance (L) and Dante Jordan (R)

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“I HAVE HAD A LOVE AND A PASSION FOR CREATING AND PERFORMING THAT HAS GROWN OVER THE YEARS.”

ARE YOU CURRENTLY WRITING SONGS, AND WHAT HAVE

AFTER 20 YEARS, WHAT DO YOU ATTRIBUTE YOUR

YOU BEEN DOING WHILE NOT PERFORMING?

LONGEVITY AND SUCCESS TO?

[David} We both collaborate. I am a producer and create the music

[Dante] Definitely God. I think it’s also continuing to grow, mean-

and arrangements. We did a lead song for a movie called “Gun Hill,”

ing maturing and gaining a better sense of how relationships, friend-

and I produced it. We were doing songs for tv shows and movies.

ships, and business works. I have had a love and a passion for creat-

We did a couple of songs in “David Makes Man.” And we have been

ing and performing that has grown over the years. We both continue

working with other artists.

to work on self-improvement and self-development because we know it is the way to make the group better. I would also say our

WHAT HAVE YOU LEARNED ABOUT MAKING MUSIC?

success is from gaining wisdom from God.

[David] Passion and purpose are synonymous. I was told I was going to do good things with music since I was six years old. So, I

WHAT WAS THE BEST MUSIC ADVICE YOU'VE BEEN GIVEN?

am. We stand for a positive message. All our albums are rated "P" for

[David] Keep writing. We were young writers when we wrote "Love

positive so that you can play it around your kids and family. We want

Crimes," but many other songs needed work. David McPherson,

to bring music that has a standard and stands for something.

from Sony, was trying to help us develop our writing skills. He said, CONTINUED >

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BACK STAGE (CONTINUED) "I know you guys are artists, but you are writers, and songs are what sell. We can put anyone on a song, so develop that skill." It was the greatest advice I got. HOW DOES IT FEEL TO HAVE THREE MILLION VIEWS OF YOUR MUSIC VIDEO? [Dante] That is three million people that we have been able to connect with. It is overwhelming that three million people tapped into a moment we did. WHO DO YOU ADMIRE? [David} I look up to God. My faith is something that has kept and directed me. It’s been a rock for everything that I’ve done up until this point. WHAT DO WE NOT KNOW ABOUT YOU THAT THE FANS WOULD FIND INTERESTING? [Dante] I am a die-hard outdoorsman, fisherman, stay out for two days, build a hut out of wood, build a fire, survivalist. I love it. If I weren't here today, I would, for sure, be fishing.

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