The Days Between

This week I’m speaking with Tristan Prettyman. As a songwriter, she has had plenty to say about love over the course of her career. From the pain of an engagement ended, to young love lost, Tristan has suffered her fair share of heartache, and at times very publicly. Her ability to channel those experiences into song, set Tristan on an unconventional career path that led to a major record label debut shortly after finishing high school.

Her personal mantra of just saying ‘yes’ and choosing the road less traveled, created opportunities that only re-enforced the strength of her own internal intuition, and combined with a work ethic inherited from her father, set the stage for much of her success, including what she calls her most important to date, motherhood.

A proponent of self work and therapy, Tristan offers her experience navigating the end of a marriage, learning to co-parent, and her ever evolving definition of love. Whether you’re single, married, or someplace in-between, Tristan’s story is proof in the power of vulnerability to lead us to places we may never have imagined for ourselves, but are often times, exactly where we belong. As she shares, life may play out different than we expect, but by remaining open to possibility and allowing our egos to take a back seat, different can actually mean, better.

Please enjoy Tristan Prettyman on The Days Between.. 

This week I’m speaking with Tristan Prettyman. As a songwriter, she has had plenty to say about love over the course of her career. From the pain of an engagement ended, to young love lost, Tristan has suffered her fair share of heartache, and at times very publicly. Her ability to channel those experiences into song, set Tristan on an unconventional career path that led to a major record label debut shortly after finishing high school.

Her personal mantra of just saying ‘yes’ and choosing the road less traveled, created opportunities that only re-enforced the strength of her own internal intuition, and combined with a work ethic inherited from her father, set the stage for much of her success, including what she calls her most important to date, motherhood.

A proponent of self work and therapy, Tristan offers her experience navigating the end of a marriage, learning to co-parent, and her ever evolving definition of love. Whether you’re single, married, or someplace in-between, Tristan’s story is proof in the power of vulnerability to lead us to places we may never have imagined for ourselves, but are often times, exactly where we belong. As she shares, life may play out different than we expect, but by remaining open to possibility and allowing our egos to take a back seat, different can actually mean, better.

Please enjoy Tristan Prettyman on The Days Between.. 

This week I’m speaking with Bo Bushnell. Bo has had many titles throughout the course of his career, but it’s his latest that has certainly brought him the most attention. As the creator of the Outlaw Archive and the Research Institute for Contemporary Outlaws, he has made it his mission to document and record as many living members of the outlaw biker gangs that roamed Southern California in the late 50’s and early 60’s, as he can manage to track down.

It was an unsolicited email that set Bo on this path, which has been his singular focus for nearly a decade. A pursuit that has at times left him significantly in debt, homeless, and in direct odds with modern day clubs, including the Hells Angels. Not one who easily deterred, Bo has approached his task with a tenacity that may defy logic to some, but has also executed it with an intelligence that commands respect by all.

Much like the bikers he is chasing, Bo has remained committed to living life on his terms. We discuss his passion for the past, the cost of his obsession, and how a twist of fate has thus far managed to keep him out of harm’s way. Bob Dylan once wrote, ‘to live outside the law, you must be honest’ and whether intentionally or not, it appears as though Bo has taken that line to heart. But I’ll let you decide that for yourself..

Here’s Bo Bushnell on The Days Between..

This week I’m speaking with Bo Bushnell. Bo has had many titles throughout the course of his career, but it’s his latest that has certainly brought him the most attention. As the creator of the Outlaw Archive and the Research Institute for Contemporary Outlaws, he has made it his mission to document and record as many living members of the outlaw biker gangs that roamed Southern California in the late 50’s and early 60’s, as he can manage to track down.

It was an unsolicited email that set Bo on this path, which has been his singular focus for nearly a decade. A pursuit that has at times left him significantly in debt, homeless, and in direct odds with modern day clubs, including the Hells Angels. Not one who easily deterred, Bo has approached his task with a tenacity that may defy logic to some, but has also executed it with an intelligence that commands respect by all.

Much like the bikers he is chasing, Bo has remained committed to living life on his terms. We discuss his passion for the past, the cost of his obsession, and how a twist of fate has thus far managed to keep him out of harm’s way. Bob Dylan once wrote, ‘to live outside the law, you must be honest’ and whether intentionally or not, it appears as though Bo has taken that line to heart. But I’ll let you decide that for yourself..

Here’s Bo Bushnell on The Days Between.

This week I’m speaking with Lysa Cooper. Some people are defined by their careers and some careers are defined by a person. In the world of styling, few have had an imprint as lasting as Lysa’s. From hip hop to rock-n-roll and from the stage to the big screen, Lysa Cooper knows everyone, and she’s not afraid to tell you.

Having left home as a teenager with a work ethic far beyond her years, she navigated the nightlife of 1980’s New York City creating a name for herself as well known as the clubs and restaurants in which she worked. Photographer Ellen Von Unwerth recognized and encouraged Lysa’s aesthetic talents early on, setting the stage for a life and career that can only be described as legendary.

While the mark she has left on fashion and entertainment is undeniable, it’s Lysa’s natural ability to cut through the noise and fondness for connection, that has allowed her to create a global community of people from every walk of life, which she describes as her true abundance, and is seemingly a nod to her Quaker upbringing.

As she embraces the latest chapter of her story as a medicinal healer, we discuss the importance of not being attached to one identity of yourself, the changing definition of celebrity, and why she won’t take creative direction from people with bad shoes.

Please sit back and enjoy the one and only Lysa Cooper on The Days Between.. 

This week I’m speaking with Lysa Cooper. Some people are defined by their careers and some careers are defined by a person. In the world of styling, few have had an imprint as lasting as Lysa’s. From hip hop to rock-n-roll and from the stage to the big screen, Lysa Cooper knows everyone, and she’s not afraid to tell you.

Having left home as a teenager with a work ethic far beyond her years, she navigated the nightlife of 1980’s New York City creating a name for herself as well known as the clubs and restaurants in which she worked. Photographer Ellen Von Unwerth recognized and encouraged Lysa’s aesthetic talents early on, setting the stage for a life and career that can only be described as legendary.

While the mark she has left on fashion and entertainment is undeniable, it’s Lysa’s natural ability to cut through the noise and fondness for connection, that has allowed her to create a global community of people from every walk of life, which she describes as her true abundance, and is seemingly a nod to her Quaker upbringing.

As she embraces the latest chapter of her story as a medicinal healer, we discuss the importance of not being attached to one identity of yourself, the changing definition of celebrity, and why she won’t take creative direction from people with bad shoes.

Please sit back and enjoy the one and only Lysa Cooper on The Days Between.. 

This week I’m speaking with Amber Farr. As a clothing designer and CEO Amber will tell you her primary goal is to spark joy, but don’t let her modest demeanor fool you. Armed with little more than a naturally competitive instinct and an eye for fit, Amber took her line Flynn Skye from the living room to over a million dollars in sales in just 2 years. A success made all the more impressive having had no formal education in business or fashion.

Amber was one of the first to realize and then harness the marketing power of Instagram and in the process launched the careers of some of the biggest names in modeling today. A move that helped to define what would become the influencer economy. Her natural business sense is eclipsed only by her gift for design, which has enabled her to create a distinct look that is often imitated but never duplicated, though many brands have tried.

As mounting pressure from the industry to produce more and faster took her farther away from her ‘why’ she became disillusioned with the emotional and environmental impact of fast fashion, and made a choice that would surprise many, but ultimately stayed true to her initial passion. Never one to let the fear of the unknown stop her, Amber shares her latest venture, the value of collaboration, and why it’s always important to bet on yourself.

So with that, here’s Amber Farr on The Days Between..

This week I’m speaking with Amber Farr. As a clothing designer and CEO Amber will tell you her primary goal is to spark joy, but don’t let her modest demeanor fool you. Armed with little more than a naturally competitive instinct and an eye for fit, Amber took her line Flynn Skye from the living room to over a million dollars in sales in just 2 years. A success made all the more impressive having had no formal education in business or fashion.

Amber was one of the first to realize and then harness the marketing power of Instagram and in the process launched the careers of some of the biggest names in modeling today. A move that helped to define what would become the influencer economy. Her natural business sense is eclipsed only by her gift for design, which has enabled her to create a distinct look that is often imitated but never duplicated, though many brands have tried.

As mounting pressure from the industry to produce more and faster took her farther away from her ‘why’ she became disillusioned with the emotional and environmental impact of fast fashion, and made a choice that would surprise many, but ultimately stayed true to her initial passion. Never one to let the fear of the unknown stop her, Amber shares her latest venture, the value of collaboration, and why it’s always important to bet on yourself.

So with that, here’s Amber Farr on The Days Between..

This week I’m speaking with Rabbi Sherre Hirsch. From Sunday mornings spent preaching to the shoes in her closet as a child, to becoming the first female rabbi of the largest conservative synagogue in Los Angeles, Sherre has dedicated her life to sharing Jewish wisdom with the world.

A best selling author two times over, her practical and human approach to spirituality and religion has made her a frequent guest of The Today Show and garnered her admirers around the world. A strong advocate of having faith in oneself, her words and council have helped shepherd countless people through life’s transitions, ranging from the everyday to the end of life.

With opinions and views that can at times seem contradictory to someone in her position, she is bold, she is brave, and she is above all else, honest. Sherre’s accessible and common sense approach to living has made her a trusted advisor to people from all walks of life and religious backgrounds, and I think through the course of our conversation you’ll come to understand why.

Please enjoy Rabbi Sherre Hirsch on The Days Between..

This week I’m speaking with Rabbi Sherre Hirsch. From Sunday mornings spent preaching to the shoes in her closet as a child, to becoming the first female rabbi of the largest conservative synagogue in Los Angeles, Sherre has dedicated her life to sharing Jewish wisdom with the world.

A best selling author two times over, her practical and human approach to spirituality and religion has made her a frequent guest of The Today Show and garnered her admirers around the world. A strong advocate of having faith in oneself, her words and council have helped shepherd countless people through life’s transitions, ranging from the everyday to the end of life.

With opinions and views that can at times seem contradictory to someone in her position, she is bold, she is brave, and she is above all else, honest. Sherre’s accessible and common sense approach to living has made her a trusted advisor to people from all walks of life and religious backgrounds, and I think through the course of our conversation you’ll come to understand why.

Please enjoy Rabbi Sherre Hirsch on The Days Between..