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Taylor Cappelleri - The Meatball Lady Finally Tells The Whole Story! Fashion, Family and Sportsball!

Episode 27 is LIVE and it’s me…The Meatball Lady…Taylor Cappelleri from Cappelleri Sunday Sauce. This is a special episode for a few reasons. One, because my dear friend, Rebecca Goodman, interviewed me. Two, because this is the last episode of Season 1. Rebecca convinced me that I needed to do better than just a 10 minute intro and she was right. I got to step into the shoes of each of my guests and share my full story. Man, you all were so brave! I was so nervous! Want the highlights?? Let see. We’ve got grandparents, Hawaii, Germany, college, aunts/uncles, London, NYC, designer handbags, fashion shows, celebrities, bad haircuts and sequins jumpsuits! We’ve got it all!

Pearl Fine Art Studio/Boudoir - Don’t Mind Me I’m Just Getting Naked Over Here

It’s definitely getting hot in here with Vanessa Isenbarger, owner of Pearl Fine Studios, a luxury boudoir photographer in the Greater Lafayette Indiana area. Vanessa is helping women embrace their bodies, boost their confidence all within her beautiful downtown studio! As she steps into a new realm of womanhood, so does her craft. It’s a beautiful process.✨

Grace’s Macarons and Takayama Coffee Roasters - Will You Marry Me While I Wear This Godzilla Mask?

What do you get when you combine Godzilla, coffee, macarons and a whole lot of love? You get Grace and Yuji Tamayaka! They are the farmer’s market foodie couple that we all adore! As owners of two thriving businesses they teach us how to work hard and play hard! They also teach us that love and joy are the most important ingredients in creating anything in this world!

Medley Family Farms - Who Knew a Tulip Stem Was That Long?

Bailey and Allie, owners of Medley Family Farms, in Lafayette, IN share their story of how career pivots, family meals and a barn house morphed into a creative adventure of flowers and community!

Black Wax Records & Rainbow Children Tie Dye - Play That Funky Music and Wear That Shirt

Brian and Macey Ropes, a father/daughter business duo, share their story of how their entrepreneurial spirits led to a shared storefront on Main St. in Lafayette, Indiana. Brian owns Black Wax Records and Macey owns Rainbow Children Tie Dye, a perfect blend of art and music. Like several small businesses in our country they are struggling. I hope their story helps inspire the community to help they stay on Main St. As Brian says “Music is Love.”