In this episode, I sit down with fellow mother and food blogger Jill Fergus to discuss friendship and community, cooking for loved ones, and the joys of being in the kitchen.

In this episode, I sit down with Field Foundation president and native Chicagoan Angelique Power to talk about how everyone, from corporations to individuals, can make a difference in shifting the balance of power in today’s society.

In this episode, Jeni of Jeni’s Ice Cream tells me about her ice cream obsession, her early days experimenting with flavors, and what it means to be the founder of a company. Inspiration is her lifeblood, and she is full of encouragement for anyone with an entrepreneurial spirit to manifest their dream.

In this episode, I talk with art historian and curator Danny Dunson of @legacybros, who is elevating and educating the African-American community by, among other things, curating art, images, and stories that instruct and inspire.

In this episode, fellow band daughter Laurel Schumacher and I reminisce about the joyful adventures our mothers had as part of the band they were in for decades, and share how we create community and cherish our multigenerational friendships.

In this episode, I talk with friend and parenting expert Dana Hirt about how to best co-parent, why defining your core values is key, and how to create your own parenting blueprint.

In this episode, follower Handey Oddo and I discuss love and loss, and how to land on the other side of grief through talking, honoring the pain, and seeing the signs of our ongoing connection to loved ones.

In this episode, brand strategist Molly Louthan and I discuss branding, visioning, and creating a new paradigm in which people can truly be partners in the business world.

In this episode, I sit down with Laura Wasser, a high profile divorce attorney whose online resources and podcast help couples achieve amicable divorce.

In this episode, I sit down with my local independent bookseller, Erika VanDam, to talk about our recent favorite reads, why shopping local benefits the community, and how her bookstore participates in nocrumbsleft’s “pay it forward” program.