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Chutzpah with Bridget Bard

Chutzpah with Bridget Bard

di Bridget Bard

Interviste comiche Ebraismo Spiritualità

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Creating Kara Krikorian

Enjoy the mellow vibes of the multitalented, Kara Krikorian (she/her) a musician and master in music education. From Louisville to Vermont to England to Turkey, this is one of our more worldly episode, so buckle up for some travel tips and a good dose of inspiration to get out there and just do it.

The Personification of Pink - Kelly Rose Boyce

Pop some bubbly and light your favorite candle, it's time to talk studying abroad in college, travelling solo as a young woman, and how to always find a wine club near you with the joyous, Kelly Rose Boyce (she/her). She's an actress and pre-school teacher whose energy is invigorating and adorable. Most importantly, she is my best friend and I'm so proud of her. Bask in the light that is, Kelly Rose Boyce.

Sis Got Chutzpah!

Tea time! Grab your favorite mug, your best pillow and sip your favorite hot beverage while we learn more about Ariel Clark (she/hers), founder and owner of Sis Got Tea; a woman-owned, black-owned, queer-owned tea business in Louisville. We talk about professionalism and how the ideas behind it are long overdue for an update. We also talk about confidence and how so many people came together to create you, and they certainly didn't work that hard for you to fret about taking a test. Live your life and live it authentically!! And that's the tea for this week! You can follow Ariel @sisgotteaky on Instagram or check out the website at: www.sisgotteaky.com.

Abby Glow-ing with Chutzpah Glogower

Introducing Dr. Abby Glogower (she/her), a woman with bountiful chutzpah and great stories from growing up in an Orthodox neighborhood and school. Our conversation is very Jewish, very fun, and reflects on the narratives that minority groups must build up for their own self-protection. Hang in there for a thought-provoking and beautiful episode. Link to the book featuring Abby's essay: https://www.benyehudapress.com/books/artifacts-of-orthodox-childhoods/

Apostel the Academic

This week, we meet Dr. Shawn Apostel (he/him) professor at Bellarmine University, fearless leader of the TEDx Bellarmine team, and co-host of Dyslexics Untied, a podcast on being dyslexic in the world of academia. We talk about spirituality, career moves, and how comfort isn't always the goal of life, sometimes bologna sandwiches will have to do if you really want to go to Europe next summer. Also stayed tuned to the end of the episode for a sweet story to cheer anyone up.

The Dad of Dads - Brian Anderson

How do you know when it's time to change your side hustle to your full-time job? A question many people have been asking themselves. Brian Anderson (he/him) tells the story of how his Facebook group of dads grew into a thriving non-profit designed to support dads to be the best fathers they can be in this fast-changing world. Enjoy a great story of taking a chance, building community, and ultimately, just loving family.

Gathering Together with Gabriella Gaona

Ever hear of donation-based yoga? Basically, it's yoga classes that are open to all with the expectation that you donate what you can to keep it going! Founder of the first donation-based yoga spot in Louisville, Gabriella Gaona (she/her) talks about how her confidence comes from not overthinking it, making dreams a reality by staying intentional and true to herself, and how yoga can be a tool to catch us when life throws us down. Take a few deep breaths and settle in for some good yogi storytelling. Learn more about the upcoming MYPATH Festival here: https://www.mypathfest.com/ Namaste.

A Renaissance Woman: Angela Miller

[I will be taking the next 2 Fridays off to be with family as my grandmother passed away on May 5th. She was one of my favorite people in the whole world and we all miss her. Please send good thoughts and stick around for more episodes to come later in May!} The question of what do you want to be when you grow up has always been a bit overrated, but this guest takes it to a new level. With 3 Master's degrees and inspiring stories to spare, Angela Miller (she/her) corrects the faulty norm that we need to know exactly what we want to do with our lives at the age of 20. We talk forensics, teaching, and theater. That's right. Buckle up, folks.

Meeting Mel

Get ready for a conversation on spirituality, mental health, and metaphorical spaghetti. This week we meet Melanie Hughes (she/her), a librarian and archivist with enough adventure and chutzpah to fuel some fantastic stories. We talk about taking chances, sending notes of affirmation and how to forge new paths when our lives are forever changed.

Practicing Pipes with Pip

Bet you didn’t see this coming! Allow me to introduce the talented, Pip Hines (he/him). He has been playing the organ for most of his life and in this episode we learn all about being a musician, how practice can give us confidence, and how sometimes taking a chance can be the best decision we can make. All the music clips are of Pip playing the organ in St. James church in Louisville, KY. Enjoy!

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