Its Like This Everywhere

It’s Like This… With Organic CBD Products

Back after a short and crazy hiatus, we sit down with Jordan, owner of Flock and Field Naturals. Together, we discussed what’s it like being a small business owner in the competitive industry of cannabis. we speak on how it’s impacted our lives personally and how he’s been able to help his customers in big meaningful ways. If you’ve ever been curious about working in cannabis or using CBD or hemp products for something in your life this is the episode for you! . . . Links mentioned in episode: https://flockandfieldnaturals.com/

It’s Like This With…Cults

It’s hard to imagine yourself ever getting swept up in a cult. they seem far-fetched and far away things that only happen in odd areas to odd people. But my guest , Cult reporter Syran Warner and I can assure you, there is a cult build for everyone. So maybe the next time you’re approached by someone who is offering you wealth, fame or salvation on a silver platter you’ll be happy you listened to this episode.

It’s Like This… With Gender Affirming Beauty

Beauty goes more than skin deep. Beauty is not just hair, skin, make up or nails. It’s expression, it’s fulfillment, it’s affirming care. The guest this week also shows us that it is a business. Gender affirming beauty is about supporting people in fully expressing themselves for how they want to be seen. Our guest proves that when it is seamlessly integrated into your business model you can make money while making a difference.

It’s Like This…With Motherhood Part Two

I sit down with my favorite ladies to further discuss motherhood and how it’s changed over time. My sister, mother, niece (although her input is limited to giggles) and I dive into what my childhood looked like from my mother’s perspective and what raising kids looks like now. It’s a 3 generation conversation (4 if you count baby giggles) and it’s the insightful, silly, warm conversation you’d expect from family.

It’s Like This…With Motherhood

Disclaimer: This episode was filmed while watching 2 small children and the sound quality has some distortion. Everything is audible but this episode is best listened to using a speaker and not headphones/ earphones. Inspired by the recent story of a struggling mother of 5, my sister and I sit down to discuss modern motherhood. With a masters in urban planning and a mom of 3, she is able to give a unique insight into how society shapes motherhood and how motherhood shapes society.