Podcast appearances and mentions of chrissy blair

Beauty can sometimes seem unattainable. Long beauty routines, hiding behind layers of make-up and hair extensions, and overflowing cabinets of pills and potions can consume your life. For Kalumi, the lack of essential nutrients readily available and too many inconvenient supplements were the culprits. So, in Kalumi's tiny NYC apartment, they formulated a powerful blend of nutritious ingredients conveniently packaged to deliver the ultimate beauty snack to have you feeling and looking your best. The mission is to provide effortless beauty anywhere and everywhere you go through delicious food, because beauty shouldn't be unattainable. Kalumi was launched by two models who were traveling the world. Your skin is made up of 80 percent collagen, meaning that in addition to being the most abundant protein in our bodies, it's also responsible for keeping your skin taut, hydrated, and elastic. Studies have shown that consuming collagen may promote your bodies' natural production of collagen. That's why they set out to find the best—and most effective—collagen on the market. They sourced wild, sustainably-caught marine collagen, extracted from fish skin and scales, and added antioxidant-rich ingredients like sweet potato and cocoa butter, to help promote optimal absorption and retention of collagen. This unique formulation works in tandem to support stronger hair, glowing skin, and longer nails—ensuring that you feel great, inside and out. CODE KCM20 FOR 20% OFF AT KRISTINAMCINNIS.COM This is going to change your gram game. Unlike GIFs, stickers can be copied and pasted into IG stories without reducing the image quality. Stickers are files you own, so they will never be hard to relocate for future use, unlike Instagram's black hole of a GIF library. These sticker files can also be used in YouTube videos! With this set you are well equipped. Each pack of signature stickers includes 30+ unique files for you to use on your social media profiles and materials.Let's distribute a bit of love ♡ A portion of the proceeds will go to Love146. “Love146 is an international human rights organization working to end child trafficking and exploitation through survivor care and prevention. The trafficking and exploitation of children is one of the darkest stories and most severe human rights abuses imaginable. But for us, the hope of ending it is a reality. Love146 is helping grow the movement to end child trafficking while providing effective, thoughtful solutions. We believe in the power of love and its ability to effect sustainable change. Love is the foundation of our motivation. OUR VISION IS THE ABOLITION OF CHILD TRAFFICKING AND EXPLOITATION. NOTHING LESS.” --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-bottled-blonde/support

Taking a break from celeb news to help you with your quarantine snacks and beauty food... This week, I am joined by Chrissy Blair and Jayla Harnwell, founders of KALUMI: the multi-dimensional collagen bar that is going to promote healthy skin, hair as well as guilt-free snacking! FIND ME ON INSTAGRAM HERE BECOME A PATRON HERE JOIN THE FACEBOOK GROUP HERE WEBSITE www.cantsitwithme.com FOLLOW KALUMI

Kalumi Beauty Co-Founders Chrissy Blair and Jayla Harnwell on the Power of Collagen, their Entrepreneurship Journey + Beauty, Wellness & Self Love Tips In today’s episode we are joined by Chrissy & Jayla- best friends, models, and the innovative founders of Kalumi Beauty. They create beauty you EAT- these incredibly healthy marine collagen bars that make you glow from the inside out, and the flavors are insanely delicious. Chrissy & Jayla share powerful tips on entrepreneurship- from how they acted on the idea for Kalumi Beauty, how they came up with their flavors, growing the business, & so much more. They get into their biggest obstacles they’ve faced on their entrepreneurship journey & how they overcame them with grace and creativity. They also dive into how collagen is an important element of any beauty + wellness routine. We learned SO much in our interview with them about business, life, beauty, wellness, self love, & so much more- we can’t wait to share with you. Enjoy! xo We also talk about:  Benefits of collagen & biggest misconceptions How collagen has transformed Chrissy & Jayla’s skin Powerful tips on entrepreneurship & authentic business growth Finding inspiration in everyday life Being innovative & cutting edge in business Chrissy & Jayla’s current wellness favorites + routines Connect with Kalumi Beauty: Check out Kalumi Beauty and purchase their delicious collagen bars click HERE! Use our exclusive code HONEYANDBELOVE for 10% off any purchase (including first month of a subscription) on their website kalumibeauty.com  Kalumi Beauty is donating 25% of their sweetie pie bar sales this month to the national breast cancer foundation in honor of national breast cancer awareness month in October! Connect with Chrissy on Instagram: @chrissy_blair Connect with Jayla on Instagram: @jaylaharnwell Resources: Learn all about the Kalumi Beauty bars Shea Butter (for hydrating the skin & removing makeup) Connect with Self Adore: Be sure to rate & review this pod on Apple Podcasts, it is the biggest way to support Self Adore and means the world to us. Chat about this episode in the Self Adore Secret Facebook Group Self Adore Instagram Take a screenshot of this episode & tag us @selfadorepodcast in your Instagram stories so we can see you listening to this episode!  HONEY & BE | Our self care line! Shop our high quality, crystal facial massage tools For Fields and Flowers | Check out our Co-Host Elly Bannon’s Blog at www.forfieldsandflowers.com Questions for the podcast? Email us at selfadore@honeyandbe.com If you are a brand and would like to collaborate, email us at selfadore@honeyandbe.com

Jodi and model/UFC octagon girl Chrissy Blair talk about starting your own business, having a quarter-life crisis and keeping your options open.

Welcome to Episode #18 of the Dreams for Breakfast podcast! In today’s episode, I’m chatting with Chrissy Blair and Jayla Harnwell, who are the brains behind Kalumi Health and the creators of Beauty Bars - a new kind of protein bar designed to keep you fit, full and on the glow. Chrissy and Jayla met in Milan when they were both modelling full time and realized they shared the same frustrations when it came to looking and feeling their best: After years of dealing with a number of inner and outer ailments, they decided they’d had enough of: wearing hair extensions to hide their thin and brittle hair covering up acne and dry skin with different creams and lots of makeup feeling tired and bloated all the time and settling for sugar-heavy, low nutrient food when traveling So, they decided to do something about it and the idea for Beauty Bars was born. Each Beauty Bar has been specially formulated for delicious looking hair, skin and nails;  and fortified with marine collagen peptides, sweet potatoes and yacon syrup. Kalumi has taken no shortcuts in creating an amazing and effective product: all of their ingredients are gluten free, non-GMO, non-dairy, soy free and fake free. IN THIS EPISODE, WE TALK ABOUT: How they came up with the idea for Beauty Bars and went about making their first initial prototypes. The process for launching the Beauty Bars including why it was so important for them to use marine collagen as the core ingredient. How they approached the design and branding of Beauty Bars to ensure they appealed to and attracted their dream customers. The behind the scenes of their initial launch and how they were able to create buzz from day 1 Working with and collaborating with amazing brands like Free People and how these opportunities came about. The keys to building a successful and sustainable brand ...And so much more. Let’s get to the show!   More at www.dreamsforbreakfast.com  

Devotion Frees Episode #66 with Chrissy Blair: This week on Devotion Frees we drop into flow with Chrissy Blair the Co-founder of Kalumi Health. Some believe getting an MBA will mark a path to purposeful careers yet learning processes, supply chain management, relationships, branding, and execution are tested and refined infield. Chrissy is a great example of someone who is hardworking, focused, 100% mission-driven and most importantly devoted to her new venture. Even though correlations between endurance sports athletes and business owners are plentiful there’s one performance component that is difficult to access, mental performance. Chrissy is developing her mental endurance strength and one that is inspiring a lot of entrepreneurs out there especially for young ladies who want to carve out a business path for themselves. It takes a lot of courage and grit to keep going. www.fueltalk.co

Rising UFC Welterweight contender "Platinum" Mike Perry calls in to talk about his second straight KO win at UFC Fight Night Pittsburgh, calling out Robbie Lawler, Woodley vs. Maia, having a ground game no one's seen yet, getting closer to God through training, and much more. Before that, Octagon girl Chrissy Blair joins the show to talk about some of her favorite fights, Joanna vs. Rose, and her company, Kalumi Health. Plus, Jim and Matt discuss Carlos Condit's potential Octagon return, Edmond Tarverdyan's comments about Ronda Rousey fighting Cris Cyborg, Valentina Shevchenko's possible move to the UFC Women's Flyweight division, and the guys work on a new sign off for the podcast.

McGregor-Mayweather Analysis is a lot of our discussion in this episode, but also: Bellator NYC – Feedback from our live coverage Is James Gallagher the poor man’s Conor McGregor Tons of McGregor-Mayweather analysis and discussion and quite a bit of disagreement ☐ Bellator NYC • Chael Sonnen did to Wanderlei Silva exactly what I suspected. That was the one fight on the card that I pretty much nailed down in my pre-fight predictions during the Bellator NYC Special Edition MMA Fancast Podcast. It was hard for me to hear exactly what Chael said in regard to Fedor in the post-fight interview with Jimmy Smith in the ring, but it sounded to me like he was calling Fedor out. Does that mean that this fight will, or even should, happen? I would think not. McGregor-Mayweather Analysis • I am curious to see what Wanderlei decides to do at this point. It was pretty clear to me that he is only a shell of the fighter that he once was and, after a four-year layoff, it is clear that his better days are behind him. That being said, he is still a draw for a promotion that is still heavily dependent on big draws as opposed to having world-class fighters headlining. • Some people say they have grown tired of the whole “Chael” schtick. I will just come out now and say that I am not one of those people. Are there moments that I grow tired of some of the things that he says? Absolutely. At the same time, there are also moments that he comes up big and shows his genius. Case in point: (video of the sweet potato comment from the presser) • For the amount of anger that Wanderlei showed at the presser and throughout the entire promotion of this fight, I did not see a fighter that was so eager to get his hands on Chael. Also of note, it was incredibly disappointing to see a complete lack of readiness to even come remotely close to anything that resembled takedown defense from Silva. It was as if he were in a boxing match and was completely taken by surprise that someone was going to shoot on his legs in an effort to secure a takedown. • It is sometimes very difficult for me to tell when Chael is being sarcastic and sincere. He is sarcastic most of the time, at least it seems to me, that when he is being sincere I am waiting for the next line or how he is using the sincerity as a set-up. • Neiman Gracie made the most of the opportunity to be on the PPV portion of the card with a very nice performance against Marfone. • It will be interesting to see what lies ahead for Gracie. The welterweight division in Bellator is not the deepest division in the world and it begs the question of how many fights until he is in title contention. • Matt Mitrione made a household name of himself with a legendary win against a legend. A double knockdown? Are you kidding me? The difference in the fight had little to do with anything except Mitrione’s shot knocking Fedor to his back and Fedor’s shot only knocking Mitrione to his butt, which then led to a race to get up and on top of the other first, which Meathead won. • Mitrione is such a down to earth guy, how can you not love him? He’s just a cool, personable guy and that was on display very clearly in the cage during the post-fight interview with Jimmy Smith. That said, what is on the horizon for him? Does he have a reasonable next fight? Roy Nelson? • Scott Coker made a reference that there was going to be an upcoming announcement concerning the heavyweight division and that they were going to be focusing on it. With not current champion, is a 4-man tournament on the horizon? • What is next for Fedor? Does he continue to fight? Does he go back to Russia to fight? I would like to see him discontinue his fighting career as I feel he can only tarnish his legacy and I would hate to see that happen. • Brent Primus was loudly booed at MSG. Very unfortunate. There was nothing random or undeserving of his win. He caused the injury to Chandler that led to the fight being stopped. They guy scores a monumental upset and it is unfortunate for him that it was greeted by a chorus of boos. • Speaking of that injury to Michael Chandler… wow! Ouch! I have not seen replays of the cause of the injury, but here is what I did see – very early in the fight, Primus threw a leg kick at Chandler to his thigh. At that point, Chandler started reaching repeatedly to his thigh. And things just went downhill for him from there. It was as if there was some type of nerve damage or something. To me, it looked as if he didn’t have feeling in his leg and that is why he kept turning over his ankle. Regardless, it was hard to watch – it reminded me of a horse with a broken leg trying to run. ☐ James Gallagher (Galla — hey) of Bellator, Poor man’s Conor McGregor   ☐ Scott Coker to UFC: You’re putting Conor McGregor ‘in harm’s way’ in Floyd Mayweather fight – McGregor-Mayweather Analysis As a fellow fight promoter, rival Scott Coker disagrees. According to Bellator’s CEO, there actually could be long-term repercussions that could affect the UFC’s biggest superstar. “Obviously, it’s gonna be a big money maker for everybody and that’s why they’re doing it. But you’re putting your fighter in harm’s way, so what’s the long-term impact on that? I’m not sure. But I’ll tell you this: It’ll be a lot of fun to watch,” Coker told MMA Fighting. McGregor-Mayweather Analysis ☐ Conor McGregor is a ‘free agent’ for Mayweather fight sponsorships, not tied to Reebok – McGregor-Mayweather Analysis ☐ MayMac 10 city tour – McGregor-Mayweather Analysis ☐ McGregor tells Dana White that he wants Khabib after Mayweather fight – McGregor-Mayweather Analysis ☐ Preview of UFC International Fight Week UFC 213 takes place Saturday at T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas. The main card airs on pay-per-view following prelims on FS1 and UFC Fight Pass. The night before, The Ultimate Fighter 25 Finale takes place at T-Mobile Arena and airs on FS1 following early prelims on UFC Fight Pass. Embed from Getty Images     But in the buildup to both events, “International Fight Week” will be in full swing around T-Mobile Arena on the south end of the Las Vegas Strip. On Wednesday, fans can attend a live taping of FS1 weekly show “UFC Tonight,” as well as a live taping of FS1’s “TUF Talk.” Both events will take place at Park Theater at Monte Carlo, adjacent to T-Mobile Arena. The “UFC Tonight” taping will take place at noon PT local time. The “TUF Talk” taping begins at 7:30 p.m. Also on Wednesday, fans can attend open workouts for fighters appearing on the TUF 25 Finale and UFC 213 cards. Doors open at 12:30 p.m., and the first fighter will work out at 1 p.m. The TUF 25 Finale is headlined by a lightweight fight between Michael Johnson and former WSOF champion Justin Gaethje. UFC 213 is headlined by a women’s bantamweight title fight between champ Amanda Nunes and Valentina Shevchenko. In the co-feature, Robert Whittaker meets Yoel Romero for the interim middleweight title. Additionally, there will be a “Women of UFC” panel discussion at Park Theater at 3:30 p.m. on Wednesday moderated by Megan Olivi. The panel will feature current strawweight champion Joanna Jedrzejczyk, upcoming featherweight title challenger Cristiana Justino, former bantamweight champion Miesha Tate, and current strawweight contenders Michelle Waterson and Paige VanZant. The show will make its way to UFC Fight Pass that day, as well. On Thursday, fans can attend a “UFC Legends” panel discussion at Park Theater. Doors open at 2:30 p.m. PT and the session starts at 3 p.m. with participants yet to be announced. At 4 p.m., the ceremonial weigh-ins for the TUF 25 Finale take place at Park Theater. And at 7:30 p.m., also at Park Theater, the UFC’s 2017 Hall of Fame induction ceremony will take place. The free ticketed event will open its doors at 6:30 p.m. On Friday, fans can attend autograph sessions with more than a dozen fighters and fight personalities in the lobby of T-Mobile Arena. Between 9-11 a.m. PT, fans can meet Joseph Benavidez, Misha Cirkunov, Tony Ferguson, Cody Garbrandt, Jedrzejczyk, Anthony Johnson, Julianna Pena, Stephen Thompson, James Vick, Waterson, and Octagon Girls Luciana Andrade, Chrissy Blair and Vanessa Hanson. From 11 a.m. to 4 p.m., the UFC’s “Fan Experience” will take place in Toshiba Plaza outside T-Mobile Arena. Additionally, doors open for the UFC 213 ceremonial weigh-ins at 1 p.m. at Park Theater and the first fighter will step on the scale at 2 p.m. Immediately after, the TUF 25 Finale kicks off at 3 p.m. inside T-Mobile Arena. On Saturday, there are more than two dozen additional autograph and meet-and-greet opportunities in the T-Mobile Arena Lobby. From 9-10:30 a.m. PT, fans can meet UFC Hall of Famers Urijah Faber and Tito Ortiz, heavyweight champ Stipe Miocic, Ferguson, Claudia Gadelha, Kevin Lee, Raquel Pennington, Dustin Poirier and Tate. Additionally, Octagon Girls Red Dela Cruz and Brooklyn Wren will be on hand, as will play-by-play voice Jon Anik and Olivi. From 10:30 a.m. to noon, fans can meet UFC Hall of Famers Don Frye, Forrest Griffin, Antonio Rodrigo Nogueira and Bas Rutten, featherweight champ Max Holloway, Jorge Masvidal, Rose Namajunas, Francis Ngannou, Vick and Waterson, plus Octagon Girls Arianny Celeste, Brittney Palmer and Jamillette Gaxiola. The UFC Fan Experience also will take place Saturday from noon to 5 p.m. in Toshiba Plaza leading into UFC 213, which starts at 3:30 p.m. inside T-Mobile Arena. At 10 p.m. PT, the UFC’s official after-party for UFC 213 will take place at Hakkasan inside MGM Grand Las Vegas. McGregor-Mayweather Analysis    The TUF 25 Finale lineup includes: MAIN CARD (FS1, 9 p.m. ET) Michael Johnson vs. Justin Gaethje TBA vs. TBA – TUF 25 final Marc Diakiese vs. Drakkar Klose Steve Bosse vs. Jared Cannonier Brad Tavares vs. Elias Theodorou Marcel Fortuna vs. Jordan Johnson PRELIMINARY CARD (FS1, 7 p.m. ET) Angela Hill vs. Ashley Yoder C.B. Dollaway vs. Ed Herman Jessica Eye vs. Aspen Ladd PRELIMINARY CARD (UFC Fight Pass, 6 p.m. ET) Teruto Ishihara vs. Gray Maynard Juliana Lima vs. Tecia Torres    The UFC 213 lineup includes: MAIN CARD (Pay-per-view, 10 p.m. ET) Champ Amanda Nunes vs. Valentina Shevchenko – for women’s bantamweight title Yoel Romero vs. Robert Whittaker – for interim middleweight title Curtis Blaydes vs. Daniel Omielanczuk Alistair Overeem vs. Fabricio Werdum Jim Miller vs. Anthony Pettis PRELIMINARY CARD (FS1, 8 p.m. ET) Travis Browne vs. Aleksei Oleinik Brian Camozzi vs. Chad Laprise Gerald Meerschaert vs. Thiago “Marreta” Santos Jordan Mein vs. Belal Muhammad PRELIMINARY CARD (UFC Fight Pass, 6:30 p.m. ET) Rob Font vs. Douglas Silva de Andrade Cody Stamann vs. Terrion Ware James Bochnovic vs. Trevin Giles McGregor-Mayweather Analysis

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