Unraveling with Rayne

Blink of an Eye Healing is a small business partnership focused on personal growth. We are certified Life Coaches who utilize various healing modalities to serve our clients. Blink of an Eye Healing offers individual and group educational classes and information nights throughout our community. In addition, Blink of an Eye Healing sponsors larger personal growth events we believe offer information, peace, healing, and joy to the community at large. ​

Find them here:
http://www.blinkofaneyehealing.com/
https://www.facebook.com/BlinkofanEyeHealing/

Susan Faith Brady was born in Wenatchee WA and has moved all over eastern washington. Working as wildland firefighter during her time as an undergrad student brought her great joy proving to be some of the best summers during her university years. Before she knew it, God blessed her with her husband who has been such a stabilizing force in her life!

She completed her undergraduate and graduate degrees at Central Washington University, both degrees being in Biology. Interestingly, her graduate studies were in frog egg fungus among other things. She spent time utilizing her schooling to radio track frogs allowing her to enjoy her love of research science.

She managed to hop on a National Science Foundation Education grant, helping her infuse real scientists and science into classrooms. She adored working with the children in the classroom and I loved how kids, of all ages, are natural scientists.

With the surprising news of a little one of her own in the way her and her husband decided to move which ended her grant. So, she started Buckwheat Bottoms in her garage when her son was just 4 months old and it exploded! Even though at times she felt like she had no idea what she was doing in the beginning stages, she did know that she just loved selling diapers and more than anything she loved that her tiny little garage became this magical space where strangers showed up and became dear friends. Some days during "evening hours" the little 10x12 foot room would be packed with people, all of which laughing and enjoying each others company. Growing her business is where she holds her most bitter sweet memories. It took them from the innocent quiet garage store into a thriving business in downtown Richland! During this time her and her business grew a LOT but what continued was her love for her deep interactions and connections.

By some amazing chance in 2015, a lactation consultant (who would become her mentor) walked into Buckwheat Bottoms, freshly retired, and wanting to donate some flexible lactation consulting time to the community.

An amazing friendship blossomed between the two of them and Susan discovered that this breastfeeding help thing was seriously perfect for her.

And so, last year she sold Buckwheat Bottoms. With such a strong tie to her store she grieved for the ending of this chapter in life. Not the small business stress/excitement, or the job, or any of that...it was the connections with the people.

Which brings us to today. She is a mom to two beautiful kids. And a breastfeeding educator, who is always looking for more ways to bring families together, especially women and new moms. Because life can feel so lonely. And when we find connection, it gets a little bit easier.

Find her at :
https://www.nourishingus.com/
https://www.facebook.com/NourishTriCities/

Benjamin Bolton is a 34 year old welding inspector,organic enthusiast, that considers himself about half hippie beings how he works in the pipeline industry. He is a first time business owner of plant madders and takes pride in seeing others succeed with shared methods. In his free time he enjoys long-boarding,snowboarding and wake boarding.

In this episode I had the privilege of sharing the studio with my ever loving and driven oldest daughter. As I’ve grown this podcast her little eyes, ears and heart have absorbed every ounce possible of the process. So, when she said she had big news that she wanted to share on Unraveling with Rayne IN the studio I embraced the opportunity. It allowed me to share my new found love of being a podcaster with my go getting aspiring entrepreneur little girl and it doesn’t get better than that. I hope you enjoy this little walk through an eight year olds mind as she begins to spread her wings in this great big world.💕

Henry Hopscotch is the editor and co-founder of Tumbleweird, a free, monthly publication distributed in the Tri-Cities and surrounding areas. Tumbleweird bills itself as “your local liberal rag” and features art, comics, and articles by local creators. In addition to editing, layout, and general management of the zine, Henry creates the monthly crossword and serves as the editorial board’s nomic parliamentarian. He’s 35 years old and lives in Pasco with his fiance, Cristobal, and their two cats, Tequila and Muttonfudge. Henry and his longtime friend Logan Moonman first published Tumbleweird in September 2016. The zine’s 19th issue will be available online and in print on Friday March 2nd. To subscribe to the zine or to make a contribution go to Tumbleweird.org

She is a beautiful mama of three rockin’ little guys who has experienced the realm of building her own business. Through her journey she has had many experiences that have molded her outlook on life. A few topics we will be discussing is her experience running her own business, her approach on motherhood and her role in the advocacy of cannabis use. Hope you all are able to tune in!

In this episode we get to sit down with business owner Lindsay Kirby as she gives us a closer look at her life in and out of the business world. We also get to chat about all that she has to offer at Sculpt Tri-Cities!

D.J. Sworth, aka Alfred Fransworth, is a local artist who channels his love for music through a turn table. In this episode we get to explore the first spark he had for D.J.ing and his journey learning his craft as well as his love and involvement in the coffee industry.

D.J. Sworth, aka Alfred Fransworth, is a local artist who channels his love for music though a turn table. In this episode we get insight into what started his journey toward becoming a D.J. Be sure to catch part 2 next Monday where we get to hear about Alfreds life as a D.J. as well as his vetures in the coffee biz!

Barefoot Randy is a local musician who uses his many talents to transmit love to those around him. In this podcast, he shares a little bit more about his journey and what makes him, him. :)