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                            EPISODE 274

Last week's episode is a sunshine-y one. Recorded at the Emerge music festival, I've been eager to release it. London Kaye is a street artist based in LA. She's been featured everywhere from the NYT to NBC to billboards in Times Square, in this episode we talk about how she went from working at the Apple Store to crafting a creative career of something non-tech related.

                                Listen to LAST Week's Episode with LONDON KAYE
                            

** SPIRALING my new podcast with Serena Wolf**

a co-hosted conversation about anxiety, how we experience it, tools that help, how to articulate and much more...

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Our first six episodes have now aired! 

the most recent episode is all about our

SOCIAL MEDIA anxiety so make sure you're subscribed. 

If you listened and liked it let me know! & leaving a review would be awesome. Send us your anxiety questions too because we'll be doing a Q & A episode next week!

                                spiraling with Serena and I Listen here!
                            

-London Kaye website | instagram | twitter | youtube

-London's new book Crochet With London Kaye

-London in the New York Times - "Yarn Bombing Hits the High Street"

-The Village on NBC crochet heart

-London's NYC book signing event Thursday September 26th at the Union Square Barnes & Noble

-Me! By Taylor Swift

                                See Full Show Notes
                            

-Ellyn Satter's definition of normal eating
-The New Science of Adult Attachment and How It Can Help You Find and Keep Love by Amir Lavine and Rachel Heller
-Eat Pray Love by Elizabeth Gilbert

** }} my co-host of Spiraling and good friend Serena's cookbook is available for pre-order. I know how much she put into this project and I'm so proud of her. give it an order or buy it as a gift! {{ **

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I met fellow Michigander Marlee Grace years ago at her then store in Grand Rapids Have Company with my friend and former guest Abbey. 

                        
                            I bought a zine from her about body image and started following her  instagram account where she danced. I kept up with her on the internet over the years and watched as her life grew and changed. She got divorced, wrote a couple books, moved to California, all while dancing and making things. We discuss all of this plus creativity, process, family, moving, routines, tattoos, friendship, and feeling feelings. Her work, her creative advising, and in particular her new book How to Not Always Be Working and her zine How a Photo and Video Sharing Social Networking Service Gave Me My Best Friends, True Love, A Beautiful Career, and Made Me Want to Die had a profound impact on me in 2018 so I was real excited to have her on the podcast to discuss them both, plus what’s next for her.
                        

                                Listen to Episode 248 with Marlee Grace Here
                            

Listen – my skin is really sensitive so I don’t try out a lot of products, but I’ve been using Bioclarity and I’m excited they’re sponsoring. They’re a skin care company that is cruelty-free, paraben-free, and sulfate-free. It’s helped me a lot with the hyper pigmentation from acne scars. 

                                Get 40% off on skincare routines PLUS an additional 15% off EVERYTHING on their website with LETITOUT at checkout
                            

                        Back in NYC and saw Maggie Rogers last night at Radio City Music Hall with my good buddy and we bought matching hats. it was pretty magical. I'm already nostalgic for it. Maggie on song writing and mental health. 
                    

                        
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