Lindsay talks to us about being a parent, being a teacher, and owning a restaurant during a pandemic.
Julie's moment of vulnerability is her sharing how uncomfortable she feels when people tell her how important she is to others.  She's terrible at being uncomfortable. 
If you live in near <a href="http://thebread.co/">The Bread Company</a>, you need to order food and eat it and think of me.

Lindsay talks to us about being a parent, being a teacher, and owning a restaurant during a pandemic. Julie's moment of vulnerability is her sharing how uncomfortable she feels when people tell her how important she is to others. She's terrible at being uncomfortable. If you live in near The Bread Company, you need to order food and eat it and think of me.

Lindsay talks to us about being a parent, being a teacher, and owning a restaurant during a pandemic.
Julie's moment of vulnerability is her sharing how uncomfortable she feels when people tell her how important she is to others. &nbsp;She's terrible at being uncomfortable.&nbsp;
If you live in near <a href="http://thebread.co/" rel="noopener noreferrer">The Bread Company</a>, you need to order food and eat it and think of me.

Twenty four hours is not enough time

A conversation between friends about anything and everything.

I am very biased but I think my people are very interesting people and I want to showcase that. I've already found so much joy in love creating spaces where people feel like they can be vulnerable. And so we talk and then to make the conversation more even, I offer every guest an opportunity to ask me anything that they want at the end of each episode which I am calling my moment of vulnerability. Join me on this journey.



The views, information, or opinions expressed on this podcast are solely those of the individuals involved.

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A conversation between friends about anything and everything. I am very biased but I think my people are very interesting people and I want to showcase that. I've already found so much joy in love creating spaces where people feel like they can be vulnerable. And so we talk and then to make the conversation more even, I offer every guest an opportunity to ask me anything that they want at the end of each episode which I am calling my moment of vulnerability. Join me on this journey. The views, information, or opinions expressed on this podcast are solely those of the individuals involved.

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Twenty four hours is not enough time