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candy colored studio podcast episode #138 - finding peace & comfort while grieving all the things
candy colored studio podcast episode #137 - amanda herring of la petite maison antiques
candy colored studio podcast episode #136 - 2020 in review (in biz & personally)
candy colored studio podcast episode #135 - what are we worshipping? my gift to christ to celebrate his birth
candy colored studio podcast episode #134 - 7 balms of comfort during the 2020 CHRISTMAS SEASON
2020 has been so hard in so many ways. having a dear friend enter hospice last week was truly devastating. as we mourn so many of the hard parts of 2020, here are some things bringing me comfort this christmas: watching our dancer & her friends in the nutcracker, enjoying episodes of "the chosen" as a family, hearing about the unique mission of a "complete jew", watching the geese gather next door, baroque christmas music, darcy haas' letter to our community, watching the "bethlehem star" and so many other skyfilled wonders throughout the month.
candy colored studio podcast episode #133 - listen, get out of their way, and cheer them on! (our little and young humans)
candy colored studio podcast episode #132 - lori siebert & kenzie elston
candy colored studio podcast episode #131 - gratitude 2020
candy colored studio podcast episode #130 - SWEETlady: annie blake
candy colored studio podcast episode #129 - SWEETlady: maresa madsen
candy colored studio podcast episode #128 - podcast 2nd anniversary & 5 political thoughts
candy colored studio podcast episode #127 - tara “teaspoon” bench: forging an unseen path, pivoting, & all about her cookbook, “live life deliciously”
meet my beautiful friend tara! (tara & i met in the dorms our freshman year at brigham young university -- you’ll hear all about a wild prank my roommates & i played on some of the freshman guys that tara and i knew...one that we have kept secret till i shared it with tara in our chat, lol!) known online as “tara teaspoon”, tara shares all about her unconventional path as a culinary enthusiast that took her to work as a food stylist for martha stewart living and later as the food editor at the ladies home journal. there’s so much great advice in here for all creatives & those of us pursuing our dreams & passions. you’ll hear the ups and downs of writing her first cookbook: live life deliciously, making her way in a seemingly undercover career, supporting other companies and niches...to her current and anything-but-undercover role of building her own brand and cooking empire. truly, the learning has not stopped for tara...her gifts, tenacity, and warm personality will not only inspire you to create new yummy creations in your kitchen, but also encourage you to do the work needed (yes, even start from the bottom) to create that life you know in your heart is there for you. enjoy!!!