Laws and Grace

We brought Carina on to talk about her 20 years of experience in content management and marketing, but ended up discussing that AND the best lipstick, how to be a good manager, why having good friends is important, and so much more. You're guaranteed to learn something new with this one! 

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When Mark got the invite from his brother-in-law Daniel to compete in the world's, longest, toughest snowmobile races, he had only been on a snowmobile a few times. What could go wrong, right? In this episode, Mark and Laura recount the stories of their time in Alaska as a family and participating in the Iron Dog Snowmobile Race. Hear what they have to say about saying yes to new opportunities and creating a life of abundance. 

To learn more about the Iron Dog race visit: https://www.irondog.org/ 

Follow the Utah Yeti's as they prepare for the 2022 redemption run on Instagram and Facebook @irondog40 

Did you know an ultramarathon can be more than 100 miles? Will has run races as long as 340 miles in temperatures as low as -30 or as high as 125 degrees. Is he crazy or is he just proof that humans can do hard things? In this episode, we discuss the full origin story of the marathon, training and nutrition, as well as what motivates someone to run races of epic extremes. Will is a world-class racer competing in events such as the Iditarod Trail Invitational, Hardrock 100, Ultra Trail Tour de Mt Blanc, Tor des Geants, and Badwater -- just to name a few. In just a few weeks, he'll be competing in the Spartathlon in Greece which retraces the footsteps of Pheidippides, an ancient Athenian long-distance runner, who in 490 BC was sent to Sparta to seek help in the war between the Greeks and the Persians. Even if running isn't your thing, there is so much in this episode that will leave you feeling inspired. 

Aliens, UFOs, UAPs, no matter what you call them, there seems to be something out there. Mariana is a novel and television writer who just so happens to have a lot of thoughts on aliens and the final frontier. She helps us understand why exploring space is so meaningful along with the power of storytelling. This episode has a lot packed in, so give it a listen! 

Follow Mariana on Twitter: @gmariana2010.

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Our fifth guest! It's a record for us. Libby talks to us about teaching first and fourth graders, why special ed shouldn’t be scary, and what it was like teaching during a pandemic…We also talk about our most embarrassing injuries.

Cindy opens up to us about how her brain works. First, she talks to us about her graduate thesis on the Harry Potter fandom and speaking at Comic Con. Then she talks to us about being on the autism spectrum and having OCD. 

Trigger Warning: Suicide at 1:05:00-1:06:00.

Note: We had some technical difficulties on this one at the beginning, thanks Zoom, but it’s totally worth it!

You can follow Cindy on Instagram at @achandelierinpieces. 

Dani talks about 'fits, fashion, and facing your fears. Plus, she teaches us a little bit about why it's been helpful for her to focus on body neutrality rather than body positivity. 

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It's been a while since we've been able to chat with our friend Alyssa and we talk about everything from divorce and raising a newborn during a pandemic to favorite authors. Plus, are you Team Jess or are you wrong?

We all need to learn more about disability accessibility and Emma was prepared with tips to help us out. Plus, she shares her humor and her passion for fashion. You can check out her own podcast "Will You Accept this Look?" and definitely give her a follow on Instagram @emma_anne_sorenson.

We're learning this podcasting thing as we go, thank you so much for listening! Give us a follow @lawsandgrace for more resources and to join the community of people being people!  

Welcome to Episode 0. Who are we and why do we have a podcast? Find out on this episode. Basically, we're obsessed with stories and we're obsessed with people so we made a podcast to find out what is most important to people, document their stories, and learn to be more empathetic to the unique experiences of the people around us.