Three Women And A Bottle Of Wine

Three Women And A Bottle Of Wine episodes:

• 02.24.2022

  Finding Yourself: Lisa Brezonik

  As we round the corner on our second full year of navigating the COVID pandemic, the workforce is transforming before our very eyes. For this episode, we turn to an expert in the world of human resources, who - before...

  
• 02.17.2022

  Kitchen Pantry Scientist: Liz Heinecke

  Liz Heinecke is the author of numerous kids’ books as The Kitchen Pantry Scientist. She talks about the need to highlight women in science, how to make science interesting for kids - and the amazing things Marie Curie accomplished (often...

  
• 02.10.2022

  New Normal: Lisa Hannum

  In this episode, we’re talking about the workplace - how it’s changed since the start of the COVID pandemic, and how employers are having to navigate this new landscape, including what is now famously known as the Great Resignation. Our guest...

  
• 02.03.2022

  Building Resilience: Tasha Schuh

  A tragic accident as a teenager left her paralyzed. Tasha Schuh didn’t think she could go on. But by putting one foot in front of the other, she redefined her life and embodied what it means to be resilient. She...

  
• 01.27.2022

  So Many Goodbyes: Karla Hult

  Television journalist Karla Hult adored her dad. When he was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s Disease, she was forced to start a journey no family wants to embark upon. More than a decade later, she created an organization to help others starting...

  
• 01.20.2022

  Studying Superior: Dr. Cody Sheik

  Lake Superior is one of our favorite places. Dr. Cody Sheik spends his days studying it. A microbiologist at the University of Minnesota Duluth’s Large Lakes Observatory, he talks about the changes he is witnessing in the water, why it...

  
• 01.13.2022

  STILL Zooming: Season 5

  Kim, Julie and Lynn kick off 2022 and a new season of the podcast. They talk about evolving and growing over the past two pivotal years. From major life changes, to working remotely and finding balance. A huge thank you...

  
• 06.10.2021

  Radiance & Resilience: Claire Powell

  Business leader, entrepreneur and coach Claire Powell talks about building radiance from the inside out.

  
• 05.27.2021

  Hudson Bay Bound: Natalie Warren

  From Minneapolis to Hudson Bay, by canoe, Natalie Warren shares the story of retracing the route made famous by Eric Sevareid in his 1935 classic Canoeing with the Cree.

  
• 05.20.2021

  Majority in the Middle: Shannon Watson

  Shannon Watson is a long-time community builder and government liaison. She recently founded Majority in the Middle, a non-profit seeking a better way to restore civility in government.

  
• 05.13.2021

  Sweet Potato Comfort Pie: Rose McGee

  Rose McGee, founder of Sweet Potato Comfort Pie, joins us for a powerful conversation about racial injustice and healing the damage caused by race-based trauma. Her organization is focused on elevating marginalized voices and experiences. She shares how the sacred...

  
• 05.06.2021

  Pandemic Impacts on Mental Health

  Dr. Craig Sawchuk is a clinical psychologist at Mayo Clinic. He shares his observations on the pandemic's impact on mental health, makes it ok to feel not ok and offers helpful advice on navigating these uncharted waters.

  
• 04.29.2021

  Wrong About Everything: Brian McDaniel

  Brian McDaniel, co-host of the podcast Wrong About Everything, joins us for a conversation about the current political landscape and where we go from here.

  
• 04.22.2021

  Still Zooming

  One year after the world went into lockdown, the ladies reflect on what’s changed - and what hasn’t - over the past 12 months. (Note: recorded one week before the 4/20/21 Chauvin verdict.)

  
• 03.11.2021

  Flashback: Zooming In

  One year ago, the world was going into lockdown. Here’s what we were talking at the beginning of the pandemic. Podcast first published in June 2020.

  
• 08.20.2020

  Savvy Traveler: Rudy Maxa

  You know him as the Savvy Traveler - Travel journalist Rudy Maxa has been showing us the world through his travel series “Rudy Maxa’s World" for 25 years. The ladies find out his top travel tips, secret best places to...

  
• 08.13.2020

  Sober Curious at the Hewing Hotel

  The ladies are back at the Hewing Hotel in Minneapolis this week, keeping it light on the rooftop with some yummy, and very grown-up non-alcoholic drinks. Join the Hewing’s Rosey Amor to talk about the sober curious trend. We’ll also...

  
• 08.06.2020

  Newsie: Bill Hudson

  In this week’s podcast, the ladies interview legendary Twin Cities journalist Bill Hudson of WCCO-TV. Bill shares his thoughts on his 40-year career in journalism, starting with an internship at WCCO. Find out how Bill believes journalism (and we) have...

  
• 07.30.2020

  Massive Amounts of Good: Turner Berg

  Turner Berg is a creative who has forged a career in academia, as well as the arts. His non-profit, Massive Amounts of Good, connects the talents of artists with the needs of other non-profit organizations, often by creating charitable events...

  
• 07.23.2020

  Superstar Chef: Yia Vang

  Yia Vang came to his profession reluctantly, but he’s undeniably a superstar in the making. His Union Hmong Kitchen draws raves, and he’s earned a spotlight in Bon Appetit. For Vang, cooking is his way of honoring his parents’ story - and...

  
• 07.16.2020

  Visit Duluth: Anna Tanski

  It’s not the summer she planned. Anna Tanski heads up Visit Duluth, the tourism bureau that welcomes more than six million visitors to Duluth every year. When COVID came to Minnesota, it hit the hospitality industry hard. Anna joins us...

  
• 07.09.2020

  Own Your Wow: Roshini Rajkumar

  Tips on how to showcase your personal brand.

  
• 07.02.2020

  Clouds: Laura Sobiech

  Before he lost his life to a rare bone cancer in 2013, Zach Sobiech, a Stillwater teenager, launched a song, “Clouds” that climbed the charts and launched a movement.

  
• 06.25.2020

  Zooming In: 3 Women

  Welcome to Season Three, in which we learn how to do a podcast via Zoom.

  
• 05.28.2020

  Staying Home: 3 Women

  Real talk about coping with a pandemic: grieving losses, learning lessons, living with bad hair and embracing elastic waistbands.

  
• 01.30.2020

  Ask the OB-GYN: Dr. Annelise Swigert

  What’s going on down there? Dr. Annelise Swigert sets us straight on more than a few myths about female bodies of every age.

  
• 01.23.2020

  Minnesota Winemaker: Matt Scott

  Winemaker Matt Scott dishes on his favorite Minnesota wine grapes and the starring role the University of Minnesota is playing in our growing wine industry.

  
• 01.16.2020

  Fearless Woman: Amy Koch

  She was Minnesota's first female senate majority leader, only to resign her position after a scandal over an affair was revealed at the Capitol. But Amy Koch didn't hide. She rose to new heights as a political consultant and co-host...

  
• 01.09.2020

  Haute Mama: Sheletta Brundidge

  Sheletta Brundidge is a producer and a contributor on WCCO radio. You may have also heard her fabulous podcast, Two Haute Mamas, with co-creator Lindy Vincent. She's a breath of fresh air, and she made our evening.

  
• 12.19.2019

  Change the Outcome: Colleen Ronnei

  A critical conversation about the devastating impact of opioid addiction. Colleen Ronnei shares the story of losing her college-aged son to this epidemic and her resolve to reverse this tragic trend.

  
• 12.12.2019

  Wines of the Holidays: Maureen McKenna

  Maureen McKenna, a world-class sommelier from 7 Vines Vineyard near Stillwater discusses the award-winning wines produced there and gives some thoughts on which wine might be a great option for your holiday gathering.

  
• 12.05.2019

  Bucket List: Linda Bendt

  Dreaming of a winter getaway? Linda Bendt, owner of Pique Travel in Excelsior, shares tips to turn that dream into a reality. Find out about her innovative way to create a custom travel experience, her must-see recommendations and her tricks...

  
• 11.27.2019

  Bonus episode: The Holidays

  Kim, Lynn and Julie chat about the holidays, how to survive them... and their love of Lizzo.

  
• 11.23.2019

  Pro Chef Tips for the Holidays: Bardo's Remy Pettus

  Critically acclaimed Twin Cities chef Remy Pettus dishes up tips on holiday cooking.

  
• 08.29.2019

  Best Advice

  It’s our LAST EPISODE of Season One. What a journey it has been. As a special bonus, we’re sharing some solicited advice, on how to live your best life, from a number of the guests you’ve heard from over the...

  
• 08.22.2019

  Tipsy Pies: Sara Hayden

  Who doesn’t love a cocktail? And who doesn’t love pie? When the two join together, the result is amazing, and Sara’s Tipsy Pies is an example of that amazingness. Sara Hayden herself is also amazing. Mom of five, including a...

  
• 08.08.2019

  Creativity Guru: Leah Dussault

  A veteran art teacher talks about an unsettling trend that is surfacing in her classroom: a growing number of students who simply don’t know where to start when presented with a blank sheet of paper. Why is this happening?...

  
• 08.01.2019

  Money Maverick: Nicole Middendorf

  She’s a single mom who just made a very big move. Nicole Middendorf is more than a financial advisor, she’s part-relationship counselor, part-mentor, boss-lady and full of great advice. In this episode, we take our show on the road to...

  
• 07.25.2019

  The Professor and the Eggroll Queen

  What happens when an immigrant entrepreneur partners with a political pundit and Hamline University Professor? The Eggroll Queen Café. Learn how Mai Vang built a life in this country, raised a family and then completely lost her hearing— all the...

  
• 07.18.2019

  Choosing Joy: Roxane Battle

  Roxane Battle is a former TV journalist who found herself at a crossroads one day: her job, which was secure, but about to turn into something no journalist wanted, or her sanity and the flexibility she craved to parent...

  
• 07.14.2019

  A Deeper Dive: Immigration

  Immigration is once again dominating the headlines. In this special edition of Three Women and A Bottle of Wine, we take a deeper dive into this complex issue with Mitchell Hamline law professor Ana Pottratz Acosta. How did we get...

  
• 06.27.2019

  Lee Schafer

  You see his byline in the Star Tribune business section almost every day, but his background is in business. In this episode, columnist Lee Schafer talks with us about his journey into journalism. He also shares his insights on how...

  
• 06.20.2019

  Remodeling a Life: Amy Matthews

  HGTV’s DIY queen on surviving an abusive marriage and building a new life as a single mom.

  
• 06.13.2019

  A Recipe for Success: Justin Sutherland

  You saw him on Top Chef, and on any given night, you might see him at one of his Twin Cities area restaurants. Justin Sutherland is one of the hottest chefs in town, and we’ve got him. Learn about Justin’s...

  
• 06.06.2019

  Lucia Yess

  Her Minneapolis yoga studio is growing like wildfire, and she says it’s because more and more people want to SLOW DOWN. In this episode, Lucia Yess, owner of Yess Yoga, shares tips and tricks on how to achieve mindfulness… even...

  
• 05.29.2019

  Sue Scott

  We had the distinct honor of sharing a microphone with Sue Scott, veteran voice actor on A Prairie Home Companion. After she was uninvited to do her job there, she decided to launch her own radio show, Island of Discarded...

  
• 05.20.2019

  Pilot

  Lynn, Kim and Julie kick off the season with the pilot episode.