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Charlotte has been a lobster advocate since the age of 9.  This is the age she started spending her allowance money on purchasing them from the fishermen so she could release them back to their home in the sea.  Imagine those old salty dogs watching this spirited child.  Charlotte is still blowing people’s minds with her endless energy, enthusiasm, and boundary pushing.  Her main objective: to make the world a more joyful place for all beings.

Interview highlights:
+ destination: Charlotte’s Legendary Lobster Pound
+ experiment: how to get a lobster high
+ Dostoyevsky and lobsters
+ “cute” dreams about law school
+ doing good through and through
+ the rabbit hole of compassion
+ learning KNOWING
+ how to get the attention of the feds
+ hotboxing Roscoe = a lobster bong
+ “Blueberry” is 1 in only 2.2 million blue lobsters
+ stress-free lobsters taste better
+ FDA-approved food additives: the GRAS list
+ modeling expandable industry standards

A taste:
“Sometimes something will just stick with you for a lifetime […] something you feel so much that it resonates in your system.  …I applied it to the Lobster Pound because I was thinking about all of the wonderful things this does but it was all at the expense of the lobster.  The quote from him [Dostoyevsky in The Brothers Karamazov]: ‘Imagine that you are creating a fabric of human destiny with the object of making men happy in the end, giving them peace and rest at last. Imagine that you are doing this but that it is essential and inevitable to torture to death only one tiny creature...'"

Favorite quotes:
“*%@$#& bleeeeeeeep! *&@^#%$”
“Everything happens for a reason.”

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Dani’s dad taught karate to Elvis. 
Dani’s life is equally chalk-full of amazing experiences and she is a fantastic storyteller.  We drink, we ride, we sing musicals, we laugh our asses off, we have visitors with conversations ranging from karaoke planning to roof repair.  Join us for just another day in our sister life together <3.

Interview highlights:
+ skiing for a living and not being a bum
+ managing 100 ski patrollers
+ when your dad is your best friend
+ escaping a shitty life pattern
+ there are no Winter vacations
+ saving lives / just fancy taxi drivers
+ a different office view every day
+ bloodys at Bunny’s
+ advice: find a higher paying job
+ skipping the college degree
+ being terrified and doing it anyway
+ lusting for your motorcycle
+ acknowledging that you kick ass
+ “The Dirty Dick”
+ casually carrying guns in your purse
+ oatmeal cookie shots = a good time
+ avalanche mitigation a.k.a. blowing shit up
+ the ZYN phenomenon

A taste:
“I don’t speak up for myself sometimes - over the years being a female in a leadership role I have been talked over.  I’ve brought ideas to a table in the middle of a meeting and those ideas were disregarded, but then 20 minutes later a guy brings it up and it’s uh, 'What a great idea!  I can’t believe we haven’t thought about that before!'”

Favorite quotes:
“Jesus, Mary and Joseph.”
“Past behavior is a predictor of future behavior.”

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Janelle tells me the only person in town who knows more people than me is the postal lady.
I absolutely love this compliment.  And Janelle is the biggest connector of people in this community.  She is literally a rolodex of anything anyone would ever need.  And she gives this information away freely.  [Apologies for some wind noise!  I’m still learning how to record and edit like a pro ;P]

Interview highlights:
+ shifting from the standard American diet
+ 6 miscarriages
+ eating food that is alive creates life
+ pharmaceutical sales rep to organic farmer
+ the more I learn, the more questions I have
+ creating any possibility in your life
+ SYNERGY in marriage
+ 3 goats, 22 chickens, and a vegan
+ faith creates confidence
+ Janelle saw me before I did
+ 1000-acre off-grid dream
+ the heartbreak of the truth
+ being fully expressed in your world
+ not relying on a govt bailout
+ what don’t I know that I don’t know

A taste:
“I think the health industry is not designed to get you better, but to numb your symptoms… […]  And in many other ways it continues to make you sick.”

“They eat more plant-based than most children do.  And they are more plant-based than my husband is.  So I try to get him not to sway or entice the children with these rich unhealthy foods.”

Favorite quotes:
“It’s easier to convince people of a lie than it is to convince them of the truth.”

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It sounds like we’re in a dead show parking lot - and we are - in our own little universe created by Rainbow. 
Minus the drugs.  And the transient kids selling grilled cheese (takes one to know one).  We are sitting in a booth surrounded by rainbows of tie-dyed fabric all around us.  The joy on people’s faces as they enter the booth is priceless.  This conversation continued well beyond the recording to reveal Rainbow's professional Chef life, which overlapped the beginning of his tie-dyeing.

Interview highlights:
+ 30 years of Grateful Dead shows
+ rock and roll influences
+ siblings are the original influencers
+ consciousness and community
+ thousands of hours
+ teaching so the art form won’t die
+ keeping your hands busy
+ self-expression through art
+ do what you love
+ coming from supportive parents
+ giving things away returns more
+ wearing a G-string on a date
+ hoarding for visual inspiration
+ living in a lane that is fast

A taste:
“What is the dead about?  I think it’s consciousness really.  Bring people aware of what they’re doin’.  We’re all in this world together.  […]  We’re all one.  I’ve never seen a Grateful Dead fight.”

“You’re gonna make mistakes, but they’re also going to define your success.  Thousands of mistakes…you will eventually be successful in whatever you do.”

Favorite quotes:
“Have a great day.”
“Live in the now.”

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This is not the first or the last time I will teach someone what “whore’s bath” means. 
At least someone already taught Jamy what dingleberries are.  No this interview is not about terrible terms in the English language, but it is about communication.  It’s about how an artist tells a story visually and helps keep memories alive.  Join us in Jamy’s abundant garden farm for zucchini muffins and chill biz talk.

Interview highlights:
+ remember printed photos?
+ building a community client base
+ spontaneous creativity
+ mentoring to learn
+ editing photos to recreate your eye
+ artists developing a business mind
+ choosing to not travel for work
+ side hustle vs. business license
+ a whores bath and dingleberries
+ there’s nothing wrong with the way we’re doing it
+ children are never about convenience
+ affecting change on the local level
+ you are the product of your time and place
+ zero fucks and doing you

A taste:
“I feel like it’s a service to people.  I feel like I’m lucky, like if I’d gone into dentistry people would be like,  ‘Uhhhh, I have to go see this person again.’  […]  Or just happy that I preserve memories for them.  Then their family is serviced - in a creative way.”

“This past year a lot of people think that what they’ve been doing is homeschool, and it’s not.  It’s school at home, which is worse.  Like way worse than even going to school.  You can’t manage a classroom online.”

Favorite quotes:
“It’s good enough for who it’s for.”

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We are visited by 6 of Lisa’s 12 children and 2 of her almost 6 grandchildren. 
Her creative contribution to the world is raising amazing future humans by teaching them self-expression and capability.  This was not her original intent.  She might have been an attorney.  Join us for her extremely thoughtful and elegant description of what intentional mothering looks like.

Interview highlights:
+ raising children to think for themselves
+ personal development through 12 teachers
+ 28 years of mothering
+ kids need to play in the dirt
+ sorting potatoes at 11 yrs old
+ celebrating diversity and tolerance
+ sustainability prevents vulnerability
+ a seed must break to grow
+ teaching by example
+ fathers who honor mothers
+ we want messy, lovely people
+ curating family

A taste:
“If the potato farmers did well, the whole community did well.  Because they were the ones…if they were doing well then they spent within the community, which put money into everyone else’s pockets.  […]  If the farmers were doing well then they were employing people and all those people were spending money at the local stores and the grocery store.”

“Sometimes people get swallowed up in larger areas so it’s nice to be in a place where you can still feel a sense that individuals are valuable and everybody contributes and has something to offer…and you appreciate their different opinions.”

Favorite quotes:
“When the student is ready, the teacher arrives.”

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If I’m lucky, I will leave this chair without smurf blue hair. 
Mera is my super chemist hairstylist.  She has given me the best bleach blonde I’ve ever had while keeping my hair from breaking off.  If you don’t know, this is a huge talent.  She also keeps me talking for 5 hours every time we see each other and this is because she is a fucking epic human.  Join us for lots of laughter.

Interview highlights:
+ passing out potato chips
+ not working for money
+ the Free-Range Children law
+ 35 states in 30 days
+ lessons on black to peroxide
+ major benefits of the pandemic
+ peer validation / constructive criticism
+ 10,000 hours = mastery
+ knowing your value
+ having a big mouth vs. no filter
+ communication is everything
+ mentoring others makes the world better
+ reincarnation
+ half a white claw

A taste:
“By the time I was 10 I was cutting my mom and my dad’s and all my brothers and sisters hair.  My son is going to be 10 next week and I would never in a million years let him cut my hair.”

“Let things go.  Like life is just…it’s too short to spend it worrying about petty shit.  […]  You have to be able to let it go.  You have to be able to say, ‘Ok, well, I messed up’ and then move on.  […]  I don’t ever hang onto stuff like that any more but I did a lot when I was younger.”

Favorite quotes:
“Making the world a better place one hairdresser at a time.”
“It is what it is.”

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Lisa has just gifted me a Moon brownie. 
Historically in my life I’ve been gifted pot brownies, so I’m thinking WOAH.  Turns out this one is carefully hand-crafted to support a woman during her moon cycle.  This is the thoughtfulness and creativity of Lisa.  Join us for a very deep-truth, rambling conversation melding multiple dimensions.

Interview highlights:
+ reciprocity
+ snorting Tobacco medicine
+ intentional plant medicine vs. “drugs”
+ we are shape-shifters
+ neuro-divergence
+ entrepreneur as community service work
+ leaving LA for Park City
+ knowing and demanding your market value
+ being a one-woman powerhouse
+ curating human eco-system experiences
+ geographic grounding
+ coping mechanisms vs. wasted energies
+ being a confident and trusted leader
+ choosing to be powerful
+ filling yourself in order to give to others

A taste:
“The biggest event I held was called a Hoos Fest (House Party) [in Lund, Sweden].  Think grander.  It was a 5 floor building, apartment building […] I started throwing these floor parties and then I was like “Can we make it all 5 floors?”  And it caught on fire […] 600 people were like “I’m coming!”  I don’t even have 600 friends at that point on Facebook.”

“If it meets your needs then it meets others people’s needs too.”

Favorite quote:
“Just keep it moving.”
“We’re going to run out of time before we run out of money.”

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If Harry wasn’t already married, I’d ask for his hand. 
I mean, we are in Utah, so I could be wife #2.  I feel like Harry called me sweetheart enough times for us to be in a common law marriage, but that might not fly in court.  Regardless, he wants to take me hiking and camping and prospecting and I am so fucking down.

Interview highlights:
+ 92 yrs-old and sassy since day 1, 1929
+ Apache father, Aztec mother, Chumash grandmother, Cherokee wife
+ working a 1000-acre ranch at 7 yrs-old
+ how to catch wild mustangs (also works with men)
+ saving your siblings from a hard life
+ being hunted with a rifle by your dad
+ Malibu in 1942
+ Military: Guam, Korea, Seattle
+ saying no to Hollywood
+ maintaining personal freedom
+ hobbies that become opportunities
+ how to claim BLM land
+ gold, silver, and titanium
+ doing something because it gets into you
+ Harry schools me on monetizing this project
+ directions told by natural landmarks (a fading Sapien talent)
+ inborn entrepreneurial spirit
+ how Native Americans have been treated

A taste:
“I’m not going to lay down and die, that’s for damn sure! Not as long as I can walk.”

“Freedom!  Number one: freedom…was my life hun.  I don’t want to be owned by nobody…not even my…people I used to work for or nothin’.  I want to be on my own.”

Favorite quote:
“Live your own life. Don’t try to live someone else’s life.”

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It turns out a “lambin’ shed” is not a “fuck den.” 
My bad.  My head’s always in the gutter…especially when there’s a tall glass of cowboy standing next to me.  We are challenging ourselves to make clam chowder from scratch using just-picked vegetables from our neighbor’s garden.  Let’s just say…things get steamy.

Interview highlights:
+ tequila and Coors Light are a good time
+ we don’t fuck up chow-dah
+ dodgeball and Christina Applegate
+ seeing 44 states through a heavy-hauler
+ shamelessly being a whore for money
+ NEVER use a truck-stop shower
+ growing up burning tires
+ bow hunting with step-parents
+ a hysterical visit from the neighbors
+ friendship vs. something else
+ nice guys finish last

A taste:
“Somebody telling you that you’re not going fast enough, while you’re solving fucking problems.  Loved every minute of it.  Because your brain’s spinning around…so goddamn fast that your fuckin’ eyeballs are lookin’ at your fuckin’ asshole and you don’t know where the fuck to go and - I love it - your brain thrives on that.  It makes you stronger.  It makes your brain stronger.  It makes you think.”

“What I have pursued in life is…you want the truth?…has nothing to do with my career…it’s just […] being a good person in the community that you are a part of…whether it’s building a wheelchair ramp for old Whistle Britches…”

Favorite quote:
“Pitter Patter, let’s get at ‘er.”
“Assholes and elbows.”
“Chain it down and haul ass.”

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