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In this episode of I Love Wine and Dogs, hosts Heidi Huebner and Timothy Coleman interview guest Max Moser to discuss Max's various projects and experiences.

They also discuss the recent loss of Heidi's dogs and the importance of grieving and moving forward. The conversation then shifts to Max's love for red wine, particularly red cabs, and Heidi introduces him to a Syrah from Tooth and Nail Cambria. Max talks about his dog Finn and how he has inspired him in his business ventures.

They also touch on Max's experience in school and his early entrepreneurial endeavors, such as selling candy and dyeing and selling socks. Max Moser discusses the importance of parental support and collaboration with friends in pursuing entrepreneurial endeavors. He shares his journey of starting Lucky Pause, a dog bed business, and the challenges of running an online business.

Interview with Joanne Coleman

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In this episode of the Colors of Sound podcast, Timothy Stone Dancer Coleman interviews his aunt, Joanne Coleman, a published author, mom, mentor, educator, and community activist. They discuss Joanne's upbringing in Philadelphia, her Italian Catholic background, and her marriage to Uncle Ron.

They also delve into Joanne's journey with lung cancer and the raw and honest journal she wrote during that time, which eventually became a published book. Joanne shares the gifts that cancer gave her, including a closer relationship with God and a deeper appreciation for the love and support of her family.

In this conversation, Joanne Coleman shares her experience of losing her husband and the challenges she faced during her cancer diagnosis and recovery. She emphasizes the importance of living in the present moment and appreciating the people in our lives. Joanne also discusses the grieving process and the support she found in a grief share therapy group. She highlights the power of writing and expressing her emotions through poetry.

Despite the hardships, Joanne remains hopeful and seeks to honor her husband's legacy by helping others.

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Hosted by Timothy StoneDancer Coleman and Ghylian Bell

Engineered and produced by Timothy StoneDancer Coleman

In this conversation, Gillian Bell and her mother, Esther Bell, discuss the impact of Gillian's work and the influence of Esther's upbringing on her journey. They explore the importance of ancestral ways and the power of having two powerhouse women in one room. Esther shares her journey of finding purpose through education and her passion for teaching.

They also reflect on fond memories of Gillian's path and discuss their transformative trip to Egypt. Throughout the conversation, they emphasize the similarities of life and the importance of being open-minded.

This conversation explores the importance of basic needs, the vision and compassion of Gillian, the village mentality and tribal leadership, the support for Araminta's success.

It also highlights the family legacy of creativity and achievement, the influence of parents on children, the lessons from Esther's parents, the role of Esther's father, family achievements and reunions, continuing the legacy of standing out and creating, gratitude for Esther's influence, offering support and assistance, the importance of land practices and self-sufficiency, the need to return to traditional ways, the legacy of family and the importance of community, and closing remarks and gratitude.

Takeaways

The support and presence of family can have a profound impact on one's journey and purpose.

Connecting with ancestral ways and traditions can provide guidance and inspiration.

Education can be a powerful tool for finding purpose and making a positive impact.

Fond memories and experiences shape and influence one's path in life. Basic needs such as electricity, rent, and food are essential all over the world.

Gillian's vision and compassion are driving forces behind her work.

The village mentality and tribal leadership are valuable in supporting and uplifting others.

Supporting Araminta's success is a priority for Esther.

The family has a legacy of creativity and achievement.

Parents have a significant influence on their children's lives.

Lessons from Esther's parents include the importance of music and sewing.

The family celebrates achievements and holds regular reunions.

Continuing the legacy of standing out and creating is important to Gillian.

Returning to traditional ways and self-sufficiency is crucial.

The family's legacy and community support are cherished.

Esther is grateful for the opportunity to support and assist others.

I Love Wine and Dogs

by Heidi Huebner

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Produced and engineered by Timothy StoneDancer Coleman for Coleman Global

In this conversation, Heidi and Timothy introduce us to Marysol Rengel, an entrepreneur and mom, who moved from Mexico to California. Marysol shares her journey of starting her own salon and the challenges she faced as a single mother. She talks about her passion for beauty and how she pursued a career in broadcasting before finding her true calling in the beauty industry.

Marysol shares her journey of starting her own salon and the challenges she faced as a single mother. She talks about her passion for beauty and how she pursued a career in broadcasting before finding her true calling in the beauty industry.

Marysol also discusses the joy she finds in connecting with her clients and making them feel beautiful. She emphasizes the importance of taking risks and following your dreams.

In this podcast episode, Timothy Coleman and Ghylian Bell discuss the importance of land medicine, regenerative agriculture, and indigenous spirituality.

They explore the concept of Araminta, named after Harriet Tubman, as a place to learn about land medicine and grow food. They emphasize the need to reclaim cultural practices and connect with nature.

The conversation also touches on the transition from organized religion to personal spiritual practice and the importance of community and exchange. Overall, the episode highlights the significance of understanding history, reclaiming traditions, and embracing spirituality in everyday life.

Takeaways

Land medicine and regenerative agriculture are essential for reclaiming cultural practices and connecting with nature.

Separating religion from spirituality allows for a deeper understanding of personal spiritual practice.

Community and exchange are important for supporting and uplifting one another.

Understanding history and reclaiming traditions are crucial for personal growth and empowerment.

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Summary

In this episode, Heidi and Tim interview Bill Crowe, the director of the Pet Care Foundation. Bill shares his background in entertainment and how he transitioned into the nonprofit world.

He discusses the various programs offered by the Pet Care Foundation, including their grooming program, adoption events, and social media networking.

Bill emphasizes the importance of responsible pet guardianship and provides tips for introducing new pets into a household. He also highlights the need for community involvement through fostering, volunteering, and donations.

The episode concludes with heartfelt messages of gratitude and encouragement to adopt and not shop for pets.

Takeaways

Responsible pet guardianship involves spaying/neutering, proper care, and adoption instead of buying from breeders.

The Pet Care Foundation offers programs such as grooming, adoption events, and social media networking to increase pet adoptions.

Proper introductions are crucial when bringing a new pet into a household with existing pets.

Community involvement through fostering, volunteering, and donations is essential to support animal shelters and rescue groups.

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Host/Creator/Producer: Heidi Huebner

Engineer/Producer: Timothy 'StoneDancer Coleman

Summary

In the first episode of the I Love Wine and Dogs podcast, host Heidi Huebner introduces the purpose of the show, which is to celebrate good wine, amazing pets, and people making a difference in their communities.

She is joined by producer Timothy Coleman, who expresses his excitement for the project and the opportunity to shine a light on positive stories. The host and producer share their personal connection and how they reconnected during the COVID-19 pandemic.

The first guest, Lisa O'Laughlin, is introduced, and she discusses her journey into energy healing and the transformative power of this practice. Lisa explains the process of energy healing sessions and the benefits it can bring to individuals. She also emphasizes the importance of starting the day with positive energy and connecting with spiritual helpers.

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Summary

The Colors of Sound podcasting workshop partnered with Sage USA to bring intergenerational conversations and storytelling to LGBT+ older adults in New York City.

The participants shared personal stories and discussed holiday culinary traditions, including the debate between stuffing and dressing. They explored dietary restrictions and preferences, as well as different variations of greens and dressings.

The conversation also touched on gluten-free and vegetarian options, the art of making stuffing, and the importance of food safety. The participants discussed fried turkey, family dynamics during the holidays, and the impact of societal expectations. They shared their experiences of hosting large gatherings and the joy of spending the holidays with their chosen family.

Takeaways

• The Colors of Sound podcasting workshop brought intergenerational conversations and storytelling to LGBT+ older adults in New York City.
• Participants shared personal stories and discussed holiday culinary traditions, including the debate between stuffing and dressing.
• The conversation explored dietary restrictions and preferences, as well as different variations of greens and dressings.
• Participants discussed fried turkey, family dynamics during the holidays, and the impact of societal expectations.