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Zuri Muniz is Taking Indy's Burlesque Scene By Storm
Once a self-described tomboy, Zuri Muniz has evolved into the flesh and blood behind one of Indy's most captivating burlesque personalities: Señorita Pussy. With a stage name like that, there's no doubt her performances are spicy — in the best way.
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This Woman Served 17 Years in Prison for a Crime She Didn't Commit
After languishing behind bars for almost two decades, Kristine Bunch is now devoting herself to advocating for the wrongly incarcerated.
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Let's Talk About Postpartum Depression
One in eight women report symptoms of depression after giving birth, so it's time to bring awareness of postpartum depression to the forefront. To that end, here is some real talk from local women on the topic, along with practical tips for support from healthcare experts.
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"You're never too old to chase your dreams." — Diana Nyad
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NURSING, BUT MAKE IT FUNNY?
Gwen Sunkel is both a palliative nurse and comedian, two identities that are, depending on the day, full of joy, sadness, trauma, and laughter. Writer Dawn Olsen spoke with Gwen to find out how she balances her dual careers with grace.
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CATCH UP WITH LESLIE BAILEY
Indy Maven's Co-founder and CEO Leslie Bailey recently chatted with Arianna Cruz for MORE Magazine's "Founder to Founder" YouTube series. You can also hear Leslie talk about her experience as a business owner in an episode of MORE's Founder's Sidebar Podcast.
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Danielle Durochik
The owner of Black Diamond Strength, Danielle Durochik's self-proclaimed passion is fitness. Danielle says her mission in life "is to live a healthy and fulfilling lifestyle while teaching others to do the same." Tell us more, Danielle!
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SPICE THINGS UP
Elizabeth Curet is the creator of Fire Islander Seasonings, and she describes her Adobo Criollo as "an all-purpose seasoning staple." Sprinkle it on chicken, add it to a marinade, or even use it to liven up your favorite salad dressing — the possibilities are endless. Pro tip: There's also a salt-free version.
Adobo Criollo, $13.99-$21.99 at fireislanderseasonings.com.
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A round-up of events to add to your calendar in the weeks ahead.
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All the things you need to read this week.
- Estela Juarez, 13, has written a children's book about her undocumented mom, Alejandra, called "Until Someone Listens." (TODAY)
- "The Woman King" is dominating the box office. (The Washington Post)
- If you're in the market for beauty products, here are the winners of Allure's 2022 Best of Beauty Awards. (Allure)
- 125 caption ideas — "bonfire and chill," anyone? — for all your fall Instagram posts. (Woman's Day)
- Dolly Parton has a new line of pet apparel named "Doggy Parton." (Amazon)
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