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You read the title correctly! This is our final episode of Hello Lovely the podcast. We want to thank YOU, the listener for tuning in. This podcast has been an amazing distraction and activity for us this past year and we are so thankful that we were able to interview amazing humans and have wonderful conversations. Thank you so much for listening!!! xo
Today we have the talented and wonderful Kate on the pod! She is a Branding Strategist and web expert! She transforms businesses with her psychology-based approach which we can confirm because we have used her amazing services for this very podcast! (How meta!)
This week we have the wonderful Tiffanie Tri on the pod! She is the chair of Girls+ Rock Ottawa. Which is a community organization that provides professional development opportunities, community engagement, and advocacy support for girls, women, and gender-diverse individuals to help them gain equitable access to opportunities in music. We love how girls rock stands for empowerment for girls and gives them space to be themselves. We chat about her passion for the music community in Ottawa and what she thinks needs to change. It was a great conversation and we absolutely adore her passion for youth, music, and community.
Oh hi, there lovelies! We have been MIA for over a month!! Did you miss us? We are back and ready to roll out some new episodes! This week is a 'real talks' episode which means it just Erin and Jamie and it's a special episode because you made it! You asked us questions on social media and we answered! We chat about everything from cancel culture to eating soap... yup you read that right. Get into it!
Happy International Women's day!! Thank you so much for listening to the podcast- we created this as a way for us to empower other women and to use our voice and we appreciate every single listen.
This week we have the wonderful Clary Chambers! Clary Chambers who goes by she/her pronouns works to make the invisible visible. As the founder and CEO of Spark Clarity, Clary creates spaces for chronically ill and disabled folks to see and find community. She works with businesses as a consultant to make their physical, digital, and cultural spaces more inclusive for everyone. We chat about how she learned to slow down, to moving across the world at the start of the pandemic, and how in all situations she finds joy.
Hello, lovelies welcome back to another episode! This week is a 'real talk' episode which means it just Erin and Jamie. This episode was actually one of the first-ever episodes we EVER recorded so if we sound a little nervous it's because we were. Also, it was before we added recommendations to the end of the episode so don't be too sad there isn't that segment this week. We chat all about how our photography business Hello lovely came to be. That includes how we met, separate photography businesses/ jobs before HL, and the struggles and challenges we have faced as a partnership.
In this episode of Hello Lovely the podcast we are chatting with Ottawa royalty. The CEO and one-woman show behind the badass brand and boutique shop of BBXCO is here. Megan chats about how she started out, the struggles of owning a small business, and how she always looks for the good, within a pandemic and in her community. Lots of goodness in this one!
We are back baby. This week we have Tash Cloutier, the Lead filmmaker, and CEO of Dear Darling films. An all-women team of wedding videographers based in Ottawa. (We think that is so rad!!) Where storytelling is at the heart of what they do. And we can confirm that all her wedding videos are gorgeous and timeless and will make you cry like a baby. We chat about switching careers, being your own role model, and Tash's new educational content for videographers.
BONUS EPISODE! Surprise we wanted to give you all a little present for the holidays. In this episode, it's just Erin and Jamie and they chat about everything from shaving your legs to learning about systematic racism. Tune in for some 2020 lessons they learned.
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