Let’s talk about mold BABY! Laura and Steve are the co-owners of Green Home Solutions of Duluth. Why make mold and air quality their focus? They will share the inspiration and drive to help people suss out if mold is an issue for them in their home, work, car, etc. They help them get rid of it for good and… Read more »
What is clear to me in talking with Jackie is how her joy of learning ignites her creativity as she works with essential oils to create good scents that work and have positive effects. She shares some of her experiments she has tried in order to solve problems… like mosquitoes and lice for instance. Jackie works with people one on… Read more »
Talk about a life shift! Kari went from living an “all in” fundamental religious framework in all aspects of her life, work and play. A “mid life crisis” lead her through a journey she had to follow to find her truth. In a few short years she found herself on a new life path as a queer secular humanist. She… Read more »
Restorative justice, Restorative philosophy, Restorative work. All refer to the work that is bringing humanity, building relationships and community, and opening communication resulting in positive change in everything from disagreements to finding accountability for crimes that have been committed. Laraine and Paul Mickelson help define restorative justice and give us a picture of how it effects people’s lives and the… Read more »
Emily is a Sex Educator, an expert on women’s sexual well-being, healthy relationships, and the prevention of sexual violence and harassment. If her name sounds familiar, you may know her from her best selling book, Come As You Are: The Surprising New Science that will Transform your Sex Life, or various TED talks. (links below) (She also has a recent… Read more »
Lots of good, solid, usable… and simple… ideas to support our health sprinkled in this great talk with Dr. Herbert. He shares his challenges and experiences that lead him to chiropractic, functional medicine, applied kinesiology, etc. What do we talk about? Kinesiology. What is it… who uses it here and in other countries? How food sensitivities and leaky gut go… Read more »
Eric is an Anthropologist teaching medical anthropology and history at the very intriguing Evergreen State College in Olympia, Washington. Storytelling – In many ways and places; a lost art. He shares about Illness Narratives. What they are and what is meant by “telling the good story”. Why are these important? How does storytelling serve both the teller and the listener?… Read more »
What if you just want to find someone see that movie that none of your friends want to see? Maybe you are visiting a new town and want to get to know more about the area or share a dinner with a person who is local. You’re not interested in a hook up; you REALLY just want a PLATONIC companion…. Read more »
Nate gifts us with very accessible and understandable information, inspired by his experiences seeing results, passion, his in-depth research to understand what makes the hemp plant so useful, and best practices to growing for a clean end product. He sheds light on why it may have an affect that almost looks like a “miracle drug”. What else do we… Read more »
Yana works with people to support them through their transitions both professional and personal. She has such a great passion for helping people take control, focus and attain their vision and greatest human potential. She comes to this work with experience navigating her personal journey filled with various life transitions. Not the least of them being making her way to… Read more »