Over in Seattle, in a well-seasoned bar, somewhere in a single situated chair with a particularly choice view sits our guest today, Mr. Jeff Barlow, waiting. He’s got a sketchpad, stuff to draw with, and an impressive ability to trust his own process in the moment - the envy of any creative. The band, who’s about to provide live music for the night, is about to have their picture taken, and not in the way they’re probably used to. Draw it in One, Jeff’s professional tagline, refers to how he approaches his sketches. He draws the band in, well, one song. The result is raw and often emotional moments of what he sees in front of him in that amount of time. I think his work is a fantastic example of how trusting the process can be riveting, scary, and beautiful. I, an overthinker, find a lot of lessons in that.

Check out Jeff's work at @Drawitin1 and his website: drawitin.one

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This episode is with the genuinely badass Sarah Philp, owner of Little Bear Tattoo Co. in Coeur d'Alene, Idaho. Her recent few years have been quite the wild ride of growth as she has become the owner of her own tattoo shop. She even trained her own husband how to tattoo, who works as an artist at Little Bear alongside her. She's created quite the thriving little community, and it made for an excellent conversation.

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This week's episode features Megan Ryan, Communications Specialist and Eric Ladwig, Executive Director for Hospice of North Idaho. They were voted 2024's Best Hospice Care Provider by Business Journal of North Idaho and have tons of wonderful things going on for the community. Hospice can be a hard subject for many, but its people like these two that reaffirm confidence and demystify the heavy subjects for people. Without life, there is no death; and without death, there can be no life.

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This week I had the great fortune of interviewing another Idaho Conservation League scientist! This time it was none other than Adrian Gallo, a soil scientist and Climate Program Manager. We discuss agriculture, groundwater, aquifers, and soil. I hope you join us!

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We're back once again with chill chats about reading books, imagination, and owning a bookstore. Alex of Bookishly Happy graciously sits with me and as we discuss a variety of topics surrounding reading culture, including the challenges of getting into reading and, yes, banned books. Join us!

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We have a community trash pickup event on the books for Saturday, November 10th at 11am at Tubbs Hill in Coeur d'Alene! Follow our page for more info!

This week a long-time friend of the podcast returns to guest host, Bri AKA Peebs. The concept of electrification (the large-scale switch to electrical energy from fossil fuels) is one gaining attention in recent months following the signing of the historic Inflation Reduction Act. We agree we need to switch away from fossil fuels urgently, but we also have opinions.

See Peebs' work: @pb.doodles, @barefootinboise, Wild Brewed

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Study on lithium mining in Zimbabwe HERE

Info on Centralia, Pennsylvania HERE

Net-Zero Report by Princeton University HERE

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This week we approach topics that tend to be difficult discussions: domestic and sexual abuse. Kaitlan, Outreach & Education Coordinator, and Sophia, Counselor of Safe Passage join me in this fantastic breakdown of their work and where our culture sits on these issues. These two are beaming with passion for what they do, and it shines right through to the audio level.

If you or someone you know is or could be a victim of domestic or sexual abuse, there is help and validity for you out there. You can call Safe Passage’s 24-hour helpline at (208) 664-9303, text them at (208) 449-7228, or even email them at [email protected].

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This episode I got to discuss one of my favorite industries, coffee! I'm joined by the hilarious and delightful Aaron Jordan of Roast House Coffee, a Certified Organic coffee roaster based in Spokane, Washington. Aaron shares his history of how he got started in coffee, why he's stayed in it for 17 years now, and the opportunities he sees with the knowledge he's gained throughout the years. We also spend a great deal of time discussing tip culture, both in the coffee industry and at large. It's always a treat for me to explore the coffee world further.

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Barista Magazine Tipping Culture Article: Part One, Part Two

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After over two years in hiatus, the podcast is finally back! Kick back and enjoy this heartwarming and sincere discussion with the owners and operators of Ten/6, an Alice in Wonderland themed Cajun breakfast place in Coeur d'Alene, Idaho. You read that right! It is truly an experience to be had. We break down their history with food, their philosophy on turnover and management practices in the restaurant industry, and shed a few small tears in the process.

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It's our last episode of our 8-episode winter season already! As the weather begins to warm up and the soil begins to thaw, many of us are anxiously waiting to get back into our gardens again, playing outside. Thus, friend and expert worm (and food) farmer Jeremiah Brunelle joins us for a fun, educational & lighthearted episode all about worms!