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Webinar was recorded on April 30, 2020. To view the video, please click here: https://gvg17.com/resilience-webinar/ [Mindset | Movement | Nutrition ] Equip yourself with insights and practical tools to build resilience amidst the dynamic COVID-19 landscape. Learn from experts in the fields of positive psychology, nutrition, mind/body, and yoga. Sam Ushio is the founder of Ikigai Lab, a purpose-driven change management firm based in Seattle, WA. Inspired by a 100-year old family story of legacy, sacrifice, and triumph, Sam launched Ikigai Lab to empower organizations, teams, and individuals to maximize the power of purpose. Ushio blends expertise in traditional management consulting + large-scale program design with ongoing research into the areas of positive psychology, design thinking and experiential learning. Prior to founding Ikigai Lab, Sam was Director, Practice Management at Russell Investments where he led a nationwide team of management consultants that delivered strategic consulting + coaching to wealth managers and financial advisors. Sam is frequently quoted in the press, including Wall Street Journal, Investor’s Business Daily, Financial Advisor Magazine, and InvestmentNews. He has an MBA from Foster School of Business at the University of Washington, holds a Bachelor of Science from University of Nebraska in marketing and finance, and is a Gallup-Certified Strengths Coach. Erica Mouch, RDN, CD is a Registered Dietitian Nutritionist with a Bachelor of Science from Eastern Michigan University and a Bachelor of the Arts in Psychology from Elon University. Practicing since 2013, Erica advocates and follows the Health At Every Size® approach in order to support people from all shapes and sizes in finding how to support their health. Erica has practiced in a clinical nutrition (hospital) setting, long term acute care setting, outpatient services, and concierge-style nutrition and lifestyle coaching. These varied experiences allow her to provide support to a wide variety of diseases and illnesses, in addition to those looking to focus on achieving specific health goals. Krista Steinbach is a certified SomaYoga Teacher and Co-Founder of WholeMe, a grain-free food company available at Whole Foods, Costco, and Amazon.com. Named on the 40 under 40 by the Minneapolis/St Paul Business Journal, Krista's diverse experience includes founding Sweets Bakeshop and serving as Pastry Chef at The Bachelor Farmer, a James Beard Award Winning Restaurant in St. Paul, MN. She has a Bachelor of Science in Marketing from the University of Minnesota - Carlson School of Management, a Baking and Pastry Certificate from the Culinary Institute of America in Napa Valley, California, and served in the Army National Guard with two deployments in Kosovo and Iraq.

Steph Hansen joins us to talk about the closing of Bachelor Farmer; Passing Notes; Stephanie Shimp from Blue Plate: Open for Business; Matt Belanger Update; TVTRL

The Bachelor Farmer closes, the latest in a series of restaurant closures due to the coronavirus. MPR News evening update for April 30, 2020. Hosted by Britta Greene and Tim Nelson.

Eric Dayton, Owner of Bachelor Farmer joins Roshini in the 1 o'clock hour. Bachelor Farmer, Alma, and ChowGirls Catering giving kitchen space + staff employees + supplies + food. Second Harvest coordinates logistics. Loaves & Fishes distributes free to-go meals at 30+ locations across Minnesota. The Project just received a $1M donation from Cargill Foundation, which Eric will detail. #NorthernHospitality

The 1 o’clock hour starts out with Eric Dayton, Owner of Bachelor Farmer. Bachelor Farmer, Alma, and ChowGirls Catering giving kitchen space + staff employees + supplies + food. @2Harvest coordinates logistics. Loaves & Fishes distributes free to-go meals at 30+ locations across Minnesota. Bill McReavy from Washburn McReavy tells Roshini how his funeral chapel is helping families during this unprecedented time. Editor-in-Chief of Artful Living Magazine Kate Nelson follows Bill. The spring edition of Artful Living is devoted to food—from foodie icons that are making waves to some who are using their talents for good during these #COVID19 times. Sara Messelt ends the hour with Roshini. Sara is the Executive Director at Proof Alliance. Time inside could boost pregnancy numbers but also make many looking to get pregnant or are pregnant turn to alcohol. Sara shares why those living with Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder might find social distancing even tougher as services for individuals and families are cut off or because kids aren’t at school.

This week, Bachelor Farmer chef Jonathan Gans comes in to discuss the cross-section of natural foraging and pickling those items.  Then, Meal Magazine founder/Editor-in-Chief Peter Sieve describes how he started in the business of food journalism.

Bakers's Field Flour and Bread is a commercial bakery and flour mill that is milling heritage grains in the Northeast Minneapolis’ Food Building. Steve Horton is the miller, baker, and man on the hunt for sourcing heritage grains throughout the Midwest. His team mills the grain into flours — primarily a whole-grain wheat flour and bread flour — half of which are supplied to restaurants including Restaurant Alma, The Bachelor Farmer, and Spoon and Stable. The rest is used for Baker’s Field’s own loaves of bread as well as retail sales. Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/StephanieHansen)

Bakers's Field Flour and Bread is a commercial bakery and flour mill that is milling heritage grains in the Northeast Minneapolis’ Food Building. Steve Horton is the miller, baker, and man on the hunt for sourcing heritage grains throughout the Midwest. His team mills the grain into flours — primarily a whole-grain wheat flour and bread flour — half of which are supplied to restaurants including Restaurant Alma, The Bachelor Farmer, and Spoon and Stable. The rest is used for Baker’s Field’s own loaves of bread as well as retail sales. Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/StephanieHansen)

Bakers's Field Flour and Bread is a commercial bakery and flour mill that is milling heritage grains in the Northeast Minneapolis' Food Building. Steve Horton is the miller, baker, and man on the hunt for sourcing heritage grains throughout the Midwest. His team mills the grain into flours — primarily a whole-grain wheat flour and bread flour — half of which are supplied to restaurants including Restaurant Alma, The Bachelor Farmer, and Spoon and Stable. The rest is used for Baker's Field's own loaves of bread as well as retail sales. Support the showFollow the Makers of Minnesota on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram @MakersofMN. Send story ideas to Stephanie@stephaniesdish.com If you appreciate the work we do here, please subscribe on Patreon Please subscribe to My newsletter at https://stephaniehansen.substack.com/ so you don't miss an epiosde of the Makers of Minnesota This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit stephaniehansen.substack.com/subscribe

How do you define success when your family names are Dayton and Rockefeller? Andrew Dayton is the son of former Minnesota Governor Mark Dayton and philanthropist Alida Rockefeller Messinger, daughter of John D. Rockefeller III. His grandfather, Bruce Dayton, was CEO of Dayton Hudson Corp. and a devoted trustee of the Minneapolis Institute of Arts who was once described in the New York Times as the “Dean of American corporate arts philanthropy.” “My grandfather had a lot of sayings…’the only thing worse than a bum is a rich bum. It wasn’t that you’re expected to follow in retail or philanthropy or politics, but you’ve got to contribute something. You have a responsibility to pay it forward,” Andrew says. Andrew and his brother Eric Dayton are co-founders and co-owners of North Corp., the parent company to the Bachelor Farmer restaurant and cafe, Marvel Bar, and retail store Askov Finlayson, all located in the North Loop of Minneapolis. Andrew’s passion for public policy led him to serve as the Deputy Legislative Director to former San Francisco Mayor Edwin M. Lee. But his concern about growing inequities in Minnesota brought him home. “Minnesota is the most generous state in country in terms of dollars and volunteer hours, but we’re dead last when it comes to metrics around poverty. The percentage of people living in poverty has risen by 60 percent in the last 20 years…how can we be so generous and not see the results?” Andrew recently launched Constellation Fund, a grant making organization inspired by New York’s Robin Hood that uses data, research, and predictive analytics to identify, fund, and partner with the people and organizations making the biggest demonstrable impacts in the fight against poverty in the Twin Cities. On this episode of By All Means, Andrew explains why he created Constellation Fund and how he will evaluate its effectiveness. After our conversation, we talk to Katherina Pattit, associate professor of ethics and business law at the University of St. Thomas Opus College of Business, about how businesses can apply an investor’s eye to philanthropic initiatives.

Dara sits down with Bachelor Farmer wine director Erin Rolek.  We also hear from some guests (folks from the Seward Co-op and Claire Curran of In the Heart of the Beast Puppet and Mask Theatre) looking to raise funding for the 2019 May Day Parade.  And our host provides her top frozen artichoke recipes.

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The podcast this week is a conversation with Eric Dayton, the founder and chief booster of the Minneapolis Skyway Avoidance Society. Eric Dayton is the owner of two downtown Minneapolis businesses – the Bachelor Farmer restaurant and Askov-Finlayson, a clothing retailer – and, of course, son of Minnesota governor Marc Dayton. We sat down a […]

This month we talk food and celebrate our thriving culinary scene. Hear from Surly Brewing Company's Beer Hall and The Brewer's Table head Chef, Jorge Guzman, on pushing culinary boundaries and creating social experiences around flavor. Then, The Bachelor Farmer's head Chef, Paul Berglund, tells us why farmers are the next rock stars.