Stacy Connects…with Stacy Heller

Stacy Connects…with Stacy Heller

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Stacy Connects…with Stacy Heller episodes

  • Me, Myself & Also Me
    Stacy shares pays tribute to her father on the 10th Anniversary of his death by sharing her “art” – her voice and stories. From mammograms and mediums to colonoscopies and whole brains, Stacy covers the spectrum during her opening monologue. Since she doesn’t have a guest, Stacy updates listeners on her business; her new website and coming out as an Intuitive Business Consultant. While attempting to explain what she does, she and Eric go back and forth on intuition versus experience. Ultimately, the show is about accepting our gifts and not wasting time or ego to share them with others. To learn more about Stacy’s day job go to www.stacyconnects.com

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    56 min
  • A Soft Place for Hard Conversations
    Stacy shares that she’s a “fixer” according to the podcast, “At the Root” which she co-hosts with Greg Kiper; a realization that leads her family to start using the code word “terrorist” when she hijacks conversations. It’s a self-awareness strategy Stacy is attempting with minimal success thus far. Her guest, Sherra Gasser, a youth empowerment coach, works with kids to help them avoid needing such strategies in their adult life. Stacy and Sherra have a powerful conversation about kids needing a safe place (and person) for hard conversations, clearly a shared passion. Take a listen and some cues from Sherra. To learn more about Sherra and her work check out her website https://mepowerment.org/

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    57 min
  • The Down Lowe
    Stacy chats about her week at Veranda Beach; floating, watching the probably-should-be-cancelled-movie Airplane! in all it’s hilarious glory, and learning that a seahawk is an osprey. She welcomes professional acoustic bassist, Keith Lowes to the show. They talk about Keith’s journey from 4th grade attention seeking bass player to teenaged Mind jammer to professional touring and studio musician. He also shares the inspiration and origin for his most recent personal project. To learn more about Keith and his music, visit his Facebook page or his YouT ube channel 

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    57 min
  • Follow Your Weird
    Stacy shares what she’s learned about wedding planning and tales of Veranda Beach, including Rob and rain barrel talk, blueberry picking and pinching tomatoes from her neighbor’s window boxes. She welcomes on the show Ashley Barnes, a Leadership and Development Coach. Ashley is “following her weird” by weaving multiple passions and interests (like her leadership work, Reiki, and poetry) into a call to action. She is also a poet, in fact, her third book of poetry, entitled, Liminal comes out August 22, 2022. Learn more and pre-order her book from her website, https://ashleycastlebarnes.com/

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    56 min
  • Up to You with Erik Krema
    Stacy wonders aloud if she’s the only one that can’t hear when her glasses are off, leading to a conversation about buying readers from Walmart. She also shares a PSA about the phrase, “up to you,” which you should listen if you care about your relationships. On the show this week is Erik Krema, Business Development Manager for Hubbard Radio Seattle. Stacy and Erik talk a bit about his journey to radio from publishing his own newspaper focused on small businesses, what makes KKNW a unique station and why radio is still relevant. Erik also shares which shows he hosts or co-hosts, check out the programs on KKNW https://1150kknw.com/ or KIXI https://kixi.com/.

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    57 min
  • Transitioning from Toxic
    Stacy shares conversations and observations from the week, from what she’s learned about the heart’s energy to cognitive dissonance and the power of words. She also shares a STACYISM about preparing the path or the person. Her guest is Coleen Gose, a life coach who specializes in helping others recognize and recover from toxic relationships. Coleen and Stacy talk about the origin story behind these relationships, the impact they have on attitude and perspective, how they seep into other dynamics and the importance of community in healing. You can learn more about Coleen, her coaching, webinars and new book, A Woman’s Journey of a Lifetime on her website https://www.coachingwithcoleen.com/.

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    56 min
  • The Old GOATS
    Stacy shares conversations and observations from two weeks with her mother and her mother’s BFF, Lee, who are also guests on the show. Nicknames, energy and Mom’s habit of “stealing” Stacy’s stuff are just some of the topics covered. From there, Stacy interviews the gals about aging in terms of staying positive, friendships, mental flexibility, dating, and eating. An interesting insight into how to stay young at heart and build a community of family when the world starts zooming by faster than your legs can move.

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    56 min
  • A Bright Painter Who POPS
    Stacy shares conversations and observations from her week including a follow up to the Usain Bolt versus Joey Chestnut relay race debate, pool people watching and ordering oysters from Amazon for the pearls. Stacy’s guest this week is 17-year-old, Kirkland-based artist and business-savvy marketer, Austin Picinich. Primarily self-taught, Austin learned his way around a canvas by doing and with support from his art-loving parents. He learned his way around promotion through local artists sharing inspiration and information as well as from his high school DECA class. Not only does he paint and promote, but he gives back as well; he conceived and executed a community-based project at like his mural at Juanita Beach Park in Kirkland, WA to raise awareness for salmon restoration. To learn more about Austin, his art and his next mural, go to https://www.austinsart.net/

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    57 min
  • Journey to Center and Unearth
    Stacy shares some of the conversations she had over the past week about topics ranging from BLT ratios to who would win a relay race between Usain Bolt and Joey Chestnut (Usain Bolt obvi); even guest Marjorie Schreurs weighs in on the topic. Stacy and Marjorie talk about Marjorie’s work as an ADHD and micro-dosing coach and psychedelic journey guide. Stacy has lots of questions about the reputation, myths and fears surrounding psychedelics including her own. They also discuss how micro-dosing can be a powerful aid in helping with ADHD, making peace with past turmoil through awareness and generally being more present in our daily lives. A fascinating conversation about taking a journey to the center of yourself. To connect with Marjorie go to https://soulsticecoaching.com

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    57 min
  • Dan’s Compass
    Stacy shares the fun she’s had while at the lake house from riding e-bikes to reading trashy novels which is where the inspiration for this week’s STACYISM came from. It also serves as a great lead-in to guest, Dan Faulkner. Not only is Dan an established and well-reputed Eastside real estate agent with Compass, but he is also 20 years sober. In both his professional and personal lives, Dan strives to be present, transparent and of service. Stacy asks Dan about his story of addiction and recovery, whether he thinks mental health is at the root of addiction and how society sends messages of needing to be stoic and unfeeling to boys and young men; thus, generations of men who don’t “feel.” To connect with Dan, go to https://www.compass.com/agents/dan-faulkner-jr/.

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    56 min

About Stacy Connects…with Stacy Heller

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Connection through conversation. Self-described conversationalist, Stacy Heller, uses her trademark quick wit and insight interviewing guests, and talking about topics and ideas from the ridiculous…