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candy colored studio podcast ep. 158 - the happiest broken record of marketing
do you ever worry about sharing too much or too often? what about with a big event? have you ever been so sad you missed something because you got behind on your email or social media? it's the worst feeling to realize you didn't hear about something you'd really liked to have attended until after the event. here are some ways to embrace the happy broken record and serve others in the process.
candy colored podcast episode #144 - universal laws of giving & respecting choice (part ii)
"as long as you're living" 4x4 oil on wood, named after the song by cyrille aimée
in this second part of the series, we’ll consider ways to live the united order now and explore more ideas to do with learning for ourselves about these topics. we’ll discuss more about marion g. romney’s talk on the differences between socialism and the united order. also, experiences with riots & political unrest as well as propaganda, critical thinking -- learning how to think for ourselves instead of merely thinking the way someone else suggests. next week you’ll hear a special interview with guest and dear friend: julia lowe. can’t wait!
candy colored studio podcast episode #141 - sisters it's our turn!
this past year we’ve faced so many things collectively. we’ve had to reevaluate our goals in life...we’ve even had to make changes. i’ve been humbled by those around me, listening to their hearts and responding to callings & passions. some of these are personal calls to attend to their health...to make themselves a priority for the first time in a long while. others are inviting us to do small and simple things to make our communities a better place. still others are bravely asking the hard questions. whatever the call, may you find the courage to hear your heart and act, for truly, ladies and sisters, it is our turn!
candy colored studio podcast episode #128 - podcast 2nd anniversary & 5 political thoughts
it’s been 2 years that i’ve been podcasting and i’d like to invite you to celebrate with me! i’m doing a giveaway of sorts...i have some special treats to send the first 10 people who rate and review the “candy colored studio” in apple podcasts (link in the show notes). just send me a screenshot of your review to k@katrinaberg.com and i’ll show you your choices. i’m also sharing 5 honest political thoughts i’ve been having recently that i’ll share in the episode (and yes, talking openly about my political thoughts is not comfortable nor is it normal lol). you’re loved!
candy colored studio podcast episode #126 - sweet lady: anneclaire berg
it seems trite to say that it’s a joy to have a daughter, but it really is. i’m so grateful to take this wild journey of life alongside anneclaire. full of grace and gumption, she’s taught me so much! i’m so happy to celebrate her 14th year and love on her today. if you’re interested in some of her weekly cookie treats, visit @sweettreatsbyanneclaire or email me and we’ll get you on her list. (and yes, she started shipping recently).
candy colored studio podcast episode #125 - melissa robel of pads4refugees and melissa’s art studio
at a time when we as a human family are facing covid challenges, it’s easy to see that others are also struggling. some are easily seen and it’s often easy to help. others yet, are less seen, less heard...we want to ease their suffering and and yet, we’re not sure exactly how to make that happen. meet my artist friend melissa robel. melissa is is not only lifting the world through her art, but she’s also the brains behind pads4refugees, a non-profit helping women and girls in refugee camps. hear about melissa’s unique education journey of art and law school(s!)...as well as her time in a yazidi refugee camp in greece. learn how melissa has used these experiences and connections to ease the burdens and challenges of the women and girls in the camps and find out how you can also help.
candy colored studio episode #84 - SWEETlady: elizabeth jones dodge
do you have a friend...that every time you’re with them, it just feels like you jump right back into things as if time had never passed? that’s my friend elizabeth jones dodge. She is the best of friends, loyal, creative, loves and seeks out beauty everywhere and shares it with others, and is the loveliest of mothers. you’ll love hearing all about her. enjoy!
candy colored studio episode #83 - mcarthur & bethany: bonus material
if you listened to episode 82 and wished you could have heard more...here is the "after chat" with mcarthur krishna & bethany brady spaulding ...
candy colored studio episode #82 - mcarthur & bethany: a girl's guide to heavenly mother
meet authors, artists, designers and friends mcarthur krishna & bethany brady spalding. in this episode, you’ll hear all about their friendship and journey creating these gifts to the world (from all over the world). they share their thoughts on “personal expansion” during this strange time, solving problems, using our skills and talents for good, creating a more loving world, making space for women (or taking your space), our thoughts on Heavenly Mother (of course) and so so so much more. enjoy!
candy colored studio episode #80 - beth allen: simplification, commitment and the gift of failure
meet my beautiful artist friend beth ann allen: painter of landscapes, portraits, abstracts, & still life. right now she’s obsessed with patterns...specifically vintage patterns found in wallpaper.
candy colored studio episode #79 - SWEETlady: martha fellows
on today’s edition of sweet ladies...i’m spotlighting my neighbor and friend through the field, martha fellows. she is so thoughtful, has a huge heart, is a mother of 8 children, and loves her siblings and extended family so much...you can just tell by the things she shares. she has had her own business run from her home most of the time i’ve known her and has also enjoyed working at our neighborhood cheese factory and dairy. i love martha and am excited to share about her.
candy colored studio episode #78 - 10 ways to increase your art sales
recently i had the pleasure of chatting with another artist and brainstorm how to help her in her art biz. she wanted to spend our time talking about her art sales and how she could see more of them. mostly, i think she was having a hard time...like many of us do...seeing online that others are selling and feeling that she’s not. In this episode, i’ll share 10 things that you can do...or do in a new way to increase those sales.