Podcast appearances and mentions of lauren palmer

Melisa spills some tea (lore if you will) that's just for Meghan's ears – sorry, everyone else! Meghan shares a surprising tidbit: they were mentioned on the Morning Toast Snark subreddit! We then move on to some truly bizarre news: the Louisville Zoo is letting you name a cockroach for Valentine's Day! From now on, we're honoring Keke and referring to her by her given and preferred name, Lauren Palmer. We take a moment to gush over the talented Leon Thomas and reminisce about working with him on Mr. Student Body President. Then, we dive into a discussion about Jennifer Lopez's new film, "Kiss of the Spider Woman." Melisa revises her Letterboxd top 4 movies (and can't believe she forgot her favorite gem!) while we both express our appreciation for the charming Diego Luna. Meghan's excitement for Kenny Ortega's future projects continues, and we explore the Olson Twins' status as millennial fashion icons, which naturally leads us to a conversation about Raven. Finally, Melisa reveals a possible birthday plan: going to the CLUB! Tune in for all this and more! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

As 2024 comes to close, we revisit some of the most listened to episodes in Season 3 so far! Don Jeter, CMO at Torq talks about breaking through the noise, and how to stand out in a market full of boring B2B copycats Lauren Palmer talks about why Sales is a profession people should be proud of, and how to build teams that don't abuse trust Andrew Owlett, global cybersecurity executive, explores how to tell the story of your career and your skills Michelle Eggers, pentester, talks about how she quickly broke into the industry and found a niche that has her sharing insights on the conference circuit so quickly————

This week we step outside cyber to learn how to make sales a profession that sellers can be proud of. Lauren Palmer, VP of North America at Interlink, joins the show!George K and George A talk to Lauren about: Why she believes sales is a "giving profession" What sales leaders can do to equip their teams for success without relying on high pressure tactics What objectives really matter when measuring sales success Her mission to transform the operation and perception of sales

GovLove Co-hosts Meredith, Lauren, and Ben were joined by Brent Stockwell, Assistant City Manager at the City of Scottsdale, AZ and Amie Hendrix, City Manager at the City of Geneva, NY to recap the recent ICMA Conference. They discussed AI, community engagement, a case study in managing homelessness, the role of the manager in community leadership, and the ELGL Analyst Academy. They shared insights on lessons learned, their favorite sessions, and key takeaways.  This episode was recorded from the 2024 ICMA Conference in Pittsburgh, PA. Panel: Meredith Reynolds, Lauren Palmer, Ben Kittelson, Brent Stockwell, and Amie Hendrix

Housing and homelessness. The GovLove Co-hosts joined together in a grand experiment they are calling GovLove Island to discuss two of the latest topics in the local government world. First, they discussed the recent Grants Pass v. Johnson ruling from the Supreme Court. They chatted about what the court ruled, how it impacts local governments, and the complicated problem of homelessness for communities. Then, the panel chatted about a utopian proposal for a new city in California's Solano County. They talked about the proposal, what it might mean for some of the housing challenges in California, and the tradeoffs with investing in other communities. Grants Pass v. Johnson: Supreme Court Upholds Ordinance Prohibiting Camping & Sleeping on Public Property Supreme Court Overrules Martin v. Boise in Important Homeless Encampment Case City of Grants Pass v. Johnson East Solano Plan: The Silicon Valley Elite Who Want to Build a City From Scratch Tech-billionaire promises for a new city, from roads to water, are worth hundreds of millions of dollars — if they're binding The East Solano Plan Panel: Dan Bolin, Meredith Reynolds, Lauren Palmer, and Ben Kittelson

Located on beautiful 400-acre organic farm in Smyrna, Tennessee, about 20 miles outside of Nashville, Bloomsbury Farm School began in 2020 with one teacher, Kaiti Dewhirst Monroe, and five homeschooled children, including farmer Lauren Palmer's own five-year-old. Today, it is a Reggio Emilia-inspired K-5 farm school, with additional parent-child programming for littler ones, that currently serves 86 children with a growing waitlist. *** Sign up for Kerry's free, weekly email newsletter on education trends at fee.org/liberated.

Today's guest is Lauren Palmer of Bloomsbury Farm in Smyrna, Tennessee. Bloomsbury Farm is a diversified organic farm, with a host of vegetables, fruits, flowers, events, and even a small school onsite. It's a cornucopia in a beautiful and romantic area of the country, less than an hour outside of Nashville.  On today's show, Lauren walks Corinne through the evolution of her farm business, how she has grown as a farmer and entrepreneur, and all the things that keep her excited for new growth. Lauren shares the importance of leaning on her amazing team, the important role of her family members in building out her bigger vision, what she loves most about her multi-faceted farm business, and so much more. It's a great conversation for anyone who is looking to diversify their farm, or is interested in small-scale farming in general! Corinne and Lauren discuss: Lauren's family farming background“In the worst-case scenario, we are all gonna eat” The evolution of Bloomsbury Farm in collaboration with chefs and farmers' market customers Why Lauren likes to leave all the proverbial doors open, and keep things fresh and moving on her farm The importance of trusting amazing staff Employee appreciation and the “Bloomsbury Hug” The changes at Bloomsbury farm over the years, and how that brought everyone closer togetherThe challenges of growing sprouts, and the growth that came from overcoming the challengeLauren's experience of her own creativity in her marketing and displaysBloombury Events and how that came into creationWhen selling kale at $4/bunch isn't cutting itHow Lauren has balanced risks and rewards with agritourism at Bloomsbury FarmThe challenges in farming that have made Lauren a better business owner, mother, friend, etc. Why Lauren decided to add Bloomsbury School The evolution from summer camp to schoolLauren's role in learning the new curriculum and stewarding the school project The ways that Lauren's family share their skills and perspectives to help her develop new projects and programs How Lauren crowdsources ideas and filters them through her own intuition The ways Lauren unwinds to stay fresh and inspired on her farm Lauren's hopes and dreams of creating a cookbook, or coffee table book in the futureFind Lauren and Bloomsbury Farm online and on instagram!  This episode was brought to you by Late Bloomer Ranch. Be sure to check our farm-raised yarn, flower essences, and BloomBoxes available to ship in the continental USA. And as always, we'd love to hear from you. Did you love this episode? Did it make you think? Let us know. Reach out via email hello@latebloomerranch.com or on Instagram @latebloomerranch Please subscribe, rate and review the show. See you next time.

This is the episode from the actual night of TN Flavors. This episode is fun and playful, in the sense that I had no idea who I was going to talk to, no prep, just random conversations with people who stopped by the table. IT WAS A BLAST!! We speak with a James Beard Nominee,(David Andrews) an absolute legend in the Nashville restaurant Scene (Deb Paquette) and one of the biggest local farmers in Nashville (Lauren Palmer) as well as some other amazing guests. You will have to listen to find out who!! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/brandon-styll/message

Dana kicks off the pod with a recap of the week, which includes:Parenting solo while Max is on a work tripQuoting Mrs. DoubtfireBirthday cake hangoversThat "Picture an Apple" memeThen, Dana's buddy Lauren is back on the pod to discuss all-things-ADHD. They chat about:Getting diagnosed with ADHD in adulthoodRaising kids with ADHDHow ADHD makes parenting tasks more difficultWhat has helped - including meds!Follow Dana on Instagram @dana.p.phillipsRate and review Momplicated on your favorite podcast app! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this special episode, Lauren Palmer, Director of Local Government Services for the Mid-America Regional Council joined the podcast to discuss working for a regional government. She shared her GovLove in Love story, what services a Regional Council provides, and the projects she is currently working on. Host: Dan Bolin 

In this soul-filling conversation, Leah and I discuss the importance of learning to be one another's story-keepers. We talk about working with art and floral design to help a community remember and heal from the tragic Greenwood Massacre (also known as the Tulsa Race Massacre of 1921.) We reflect on how working with plants and created-things sustains us. And Leah shares a gracious invitation for us to partner with her and The Wild Mother to raise awareness about missing and murdered Indigenous women.  Leah Palmer (she/her) is an 8th generation Afro-Indigenous artist and anti-racism educator located in Oklahoma City. With her two sisters, she is a founder of The Wild Mother, a floral design studio based in the Arts District of Oklahoma city, on Kickapoo, Osage, Wichita and Comanche lands, which should be returned back to these sovereign nations.  In her work as Storyteller at The Wild Mother, Leah spearheads projects that marry art and activism, while engaging with fellow artists to help them discover a unique position in a world that requires art as medicine to educate, reflect truth, and issue healing for broken communities.  She draws inspiration from Black and Brown women and femme voices, such as bell hooks, Toni Morrison, Zora Neal Hurston, Phillis Wheatley, Robin Wall Kimmerer, Louise Erdrich, Leslie Marmon Silko, and others whose wisdom and life experiences act both as guidance and a mirror.   She is grateful to stand on and continue the work of her ancestors, E.W. Perry, Peter and Martha Holloway, Gladys Perry, Flordia Palmer, C.L. Stove, Sonny Hawkeye, Marthann, James and Elnora Boykin, and so many others whose lives taught her the ways of healing forwards and backwards through storytelling, truth telling, singing, advocacy, home cooking, and communal love.  Leah's recent work includes a floral installation called SendFlowersToGreenwood, which paid homage to the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre; she is the production manager of Juneteenth on the East (2021-present); she is a founder and educator of Lay of the Land, an antiracism workshop for creative small businesses; she is a founder and facilitator of The Conversation Workshops, an antiracism workshop that teaches how to navigate interpersonal racism; she created the main logo for the Justice for Julius campaign and remains an advocate for abolition movements.   Leah received a Bachelors of Arts in English from Oklahoma Baptist University (2013) and a Master of Arts in English from Oklahoma State University (2015). About the Wild Mother Creative Studio: The Wild Mother Creative Studio is a studio florist owned by Afro-Indigenous sisters, Lauren Palmer and Leah Palmer, in the heart of Arts district, Downtown, OKC. Their love and honor of culture, storytelling, and their affinity for natural elements and color theory lend themselves to “Floral Stories” produced by the sisters. It's an added bonus that they get to work alongside their younger sister, Callie, around the studio. TWM offerings include full service wedding and event floral, curbside carryout floral for large-scale events, and holiday floral offering. Enroll in Lay of the Land, a DEI Course for Creative Entrepreneurs https://www.thewildmother.com/workshops Learn More and Contribute to the Send Flowers To MMIW Campaign https://www.thewildmother.com/sendflowersto Follow and Learn from The Conversations Workshop https://www.conversationworkshopsok.com Subscribe to A More Beautiful Way on Substack https://www.amorebeautifulway.co/ Time Stamps: 0:00 Introduction  6:52 Who is Leah Palmer? 9:23 The Wild Mother Origin  16:59 Sending Flowers to Greenwood  34:16 Send Flowers To Project  Episode Notes: For the episode transcript, click here. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/bethaney-wilkinson/message

We're very proud and excited to say we've wrapped up our very first full season of Women Lead!In this season wrap-up, Nadia addresses some of the highlights of these past 13 episodes including:Learning about Tiana Madera's and our guest, Caroline Mastromauro's personal journey with career shifts and new job opportunities.How Ursula Ringham keeps her team motivated and creative.Michelle Sarpong's drive and ambition with establishing the DE&I structure within her company and leading some amazing initiatives to promote diversity in the industry.Lauren Palmer's no-holds-bar dedication to encouraging self-promotion and branding, speaking out, and recognizing your professional accomplishments.Dishing with Stefanie Leonardi on empowering teams and the differences between managing and leading.We're on a short break and will be back in September to kick off Season 2 of Women Lead.  Rest assured it will be jam-packed with even more powerful conversations and group discussions with experienced professionals in the media, advertising, gaming, and coaching fields.Now is the perfect time to check out any of the episodes you may have missed these past 6 months.If you want to get in touch with us, be a guest on our show, or just provide your feedback, reach out at womenleadpodcast@the-digital-distillery.com.If you want to hear about all things new in our Podcast Network, head over to our site and sign up for our newsletter: https://the-digital-distillery.com/If you have enjoyed any or all of our episodes, we would love it if you could leave us a review on Spotify or Apply podcasts. It would be greatly appreciated!Produced and Hosted by Nadia KoskiEngineered by Phil McDowellProject Lead Dennis KirschnerYou can contact the show at womenleadpodcast@the-digital-distillery.comor go to the website.Find us on LinkedIn, Facebook & Instagram

Welcome back to another exciting episode of Women Lead! I'm thrilled to have the opportunity to chat with Lauren Palmer, the Vice President of Agency Sales at Foundry.Lauren's career journey began in the fields of journalism and psychology before transitioning into sales. She shares how each experience has played a vital role in shaping her professional trajectory.In our discussion, Lauren and I dive deep into the captivating topic of authentic self-promotion and highlighting your career accomplishments. We explore the importance of embracing confidence and openly discussing the remarkable work you and your team are doing.Lauren guides us through overcoming imposter syndrome and encourages us to proudly proclaim our outstanding achievements. She provides valuable insights on how we can all get more comfortable displaying our achievements and promoting ourselves.Here are the top three key takeaways from our conversation:Authentic self-promotion is a powerful tool when it stems from a place of authenticity. It's a way to acknowledge your accomplishments and inspire others. It's essential to recognize and celebrate not only the significant wins but also the smaller victories of both yourself and your team. Share them with your colleagues, create a personal achievement list, and take a moment to revel in your success.Document your achievements. Regularly revisit and update your accomplishments in various platforms such as internal newsletters, public and personal social profiles, and during one-on-one meetings with senior management.Join us as we delve into this enlightening conversation with Lauren Palmer, where we explore strategies to unleash your self-promotional prowess and propel your career to new heights.Tune in and get ready to be inspired!Oh, and don't forget to check out Lauren's excellent recs below:Podcasts to check out:High Performance - ListenThe Science of Success“How to fail” Podcast by Elizabeth Day“How to Fail” - Book by Elizabeth DayApps: HeadwayProduced and Hosted by Nadia KoskiEngineered by Phil McDowellProject Lead Dennis KirschnerYou can contact the show at womenleadpodcast@the-digital-distillery.comor go to the website.Find us on LinkedIn, Facebook & Instagram

I'm sitting down again this week with my friend Lauren Palmer to discuss the sensitive topic of navigating grief, trauma, and loss; we knew that we wanted to offer practical, heartfelt advice on supporting loved ones during their darkest times best. In this episode, Lauren and I  explore the power of being present, listening to hurting people, and how even the smallest gestures can significantly impact someone's life.   Join us in this meaningful conversation as we strive to understand the complexities of grief and loss and the vital role we can each play in supporting our friends and family during their most challenging moments. Let us learn how to navigate these difficult seasons with grace, empathy, and love.

Today on the Queen City Connect podcast, I'm joined by Lauren Palmer yet again for our third episode together! They talk about social media, focusing on Lauren's origins with the different viral communities and how she's used it over the years.

My friend Lauren Palmer returns for this Queen City Connect podcast episode! We get to know her better, then go into a more specific topic: parenting! Lauren and I  discuss how to be a good parent while balancing that work-life balance at the same time.

Today on the Queen City Connect podcast, I talk with my good friend Lauren Palmer! Lauren is a wife and mom of thirteen years with four total children, raised in, of course, Charlotte! In the future, Lauren will be joining me on the podcast once a month, allowing us to have very exciting conversations monthly! In this episode, Lauren and I talk all about her life as a whole, including her relationships, aspirations, and her career. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/queencityconnectpodcast/support

Another year, another snake draft. The GovLove co-hosts teamed up to hand out awards and recap the seventh full year of a podcast about local government. Kirsten, Toney, Lauren, Dan, and Ben all selected three of their favorite episodes to honor with the most prestigious award in local government podcasting, a GovieLovie! They also shared their favorite highlight from 2022, their favorite holiday tradition, and what they are obsessed with from 2022. Hosts: Kirsten Wyatt, Ben Kittelson, Toney Thompson, Lauren Palmer, & Dan Bolin The GovieLovies Kirsten The Impact of the Great Resignation with Ronnie Dampier, Melody Lenox, & Margarita Hudgins  Women in Fire Service with Anna Koons & Danielle Dulin, Warrensburg, MO  Bereavement Leave for Loss of Pregnancy with Bobby Wilson, Pittsburgh, PA  Ben Building a Culture of Equity with Danya Perry, Wake County, NC  Arbitrary Lines, the Case Against Zoning with M. Nolan Gray, UCLA Lewis Center  The Job of a Prothonotary with Noah Marlier, Montgomery County, PA  Toney Making Zoning Easier to Understand with Sara Bronin  Troubling Signs at the Supreme Court with Amanda Karras, Lisa Soronen, & Brian Connolly  Leadership & Career Development with Eric Marsh  Lauren Mayors & Local Political Violence with Heidi Gerbracht & Sue Thomas  Transforming the 911 System with Rebecca Neusteter, University of Chicago Health Lab  Becoming a City Manager with Tanisha Briley, Gaithersburg, MD  Dan Employee Engagement and Culture with Dan Biles, Paso County, FL  Addressing the Rise of Local Official Harassment with Brooks Rainwater, National League of Cities  Diversity and Inclusion in Peoria, IL with Melodi Green Producer Pick from Pizza Mike - From Librarian to City Manager with Abigail Elder, Hood River, OR

Lauren Palmer on Her Family's Journey with Childhood Cancer   Lauren Palmer is a powerful person who has focused her incredible strength on raising four children and walking with one of them, Jennings, through two bouts with leukemia. She and her husband, Joel, have walked hand-in-hand through long and very challenging seasons together. Recently, Lauren spoke from the main stage at The Juice Plus+ Conference in Anaheim, CA. Juice Plus+ is the title sponsor for the St. Jude Marathon Weekend and Lauren's family has benefited from St. Jude during both of Jennings' battles with cancer. In this episode, Lauren gives us additional details about her, their family, Jennings, their journey, and how they are doing now. She also offers encouragement for other moms walking through a hard season. If you would like to follow Lauren or connect with her, you can find her at @lgpalmer on Instagram. Disclaimer: Juice Plus+ does not claim to cure or treat any specific disease or symptoms and makes no income promises regarding the business. 

As a business owner, DEIA instructor, florist, maker, creator, artist, musician, and singer, Lauren Palmer is a true Renaissance woman. As an afro-indigenous, afro-Latino woman she constantly finds herself at unique points of acute intersectionality. As her worlds overlap each other, she constantly finds ways to include others by folding them into community with her and with each other. Join us as Lauren takes us along her own path of community care. We all teach, we all learn, we all are responsible for cultivating community. For a more in-depth podcast experience, check out our show notes for this episode on www.rallyokc.com.

It is a pleasure to welcome Lauren Elizabeth Palmer, Founder and Principal Designer at The Wild Mother Creative Studio.  Lauren, along with her sisters Leah and Callie, are based in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, where they offer incredible floral design as well as in-person and online education.  Their art is informed by their Afro-indigenous heritage, and reflects their reverence for the natural world, drawing together the threads of the past and present, beauty and activism, to tell the stories of today.  The care they take with their materials imbues their creations with passion and true joy.     2022 is the second year of the “Send Flowers To” campaign, through which the Wild Mother creates floral art installments to honor, draw attention to, and heal intergenerational community trauma.  This year, the campaign highlights Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, or MMIW, and involves an installation at the First American's Museum in Oklahoma City from May 7th to May 9th.  Please follow the links in the show notes or at https://www.thewildmother.com/ (thewildmother.com) to learn more and contribute to this important cause.         Garden People podcast, from https://www.instagram.com/violetear_studio/ (@violetear_studio) S H O W N O T E S https://www.instagram.com/thewildmother/ (Lauren and her sisters - The Wild Mother Creative Studio) https://www.thewildmother.com/ (The Wild Mother) https://www.thewildmother.com/sendflowersto (#SendFlowersTo for Murdered and Missing Indigenous Women (MMIW)) https://www.nytimes.com/2020/06/20/us/tulsa-greenwood-massacre.html (Tulsa Greenwood Massacre - the subject of #SendFlowersTo for 2021) https://indiancountrytoday.com/archive/the-wampanoag-side-of-the-first-thanksgiving-story (The First Thanksgiving) https://mashpeewampanoagtribe-nsn.gov/ (Mashpee Wampanoag Tribe) https://indiancountrytoday.com/archive/true-story-pocahontas-historical-myths-versus-sad-reality (Story Pocahantas' kidnapping) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gGoTzQ-Q4Ts (Ride on King Jesus) https://www.edgar-degas.org/biography.html (Edgar Degas) https://www.robinwallkimmerer.com/ (Robin Wall Kimmerer) https://www.poetryfoundation.org/poets/bell-hooks (bell hooks) https://www.yo-yoma.com/ (Yo-Yo Ma) P L A N T L I S T https://calscape.org/Ceanothus-thyrsiflorus-(Blueblossom-Ceanothus) (California Lilac), Ceanothus ssp. - Ceanothus thyrsiflorus ‘Blueblossom' https://www.prairienursery.com/vanilla-sweet-grass-hierochloe-odorata.html#:~:text=Description-,Sweet%20Grass%20is%20a%20cool%2Dseason%20grass%20that%20spreads%20easily,braided%20and%20burned%20as%20'smudge. (Sweet grass), Hierochloe odorata, and http://www.native-languages.org/legends-sweetgrass.htm (some) https://ninepipesmuseum.org/articles/the-lesson-of-sweetgrass/ (of its uses) https://medicinalgarden.trekbirmingham.com/echinacea-purpurea/ (Coneflower), Echinacea, https://indiancountrytoday.com/archive/a-wild-history-of-echinacea#:~:text=%E2%80%9CIt%20has%20a%20large%20number,treat%20animals%2C%20especially%20horses.%E2%80%9D (as medicinal plant) https://www.fs.fed.us/wildflowers/plant-of-the-week/nestronia_umbellula.shtml (Olive leaf), Nestronia umbellula Raf. Sweetheart rose, Champagne https://www.finegardening.com/genus/helleborus (Helleborus), Lenten Rose https://www.rareseeds.com/store/vegetables/milkweed/heavenly-blue-tweedia (Tweedia), Oxypetalum coeruleum https://www.provenwinners.com/plants/hydrangea/limelight-panicle-hydrangea-hydrangea-paniculata (Limelight Hydrangea), Hydrangea paniculata ‘Limelight' https://www.google.com/search?aqs=chrome.1.0i20i131i263i355i433i512j46i20i131i263i433i512j46i512j0i20i263i512j0i67j0i512l2j0i457i512j0i512.3143j0j4&gs_ssp=eJzj4tZP1zc0MsozSCsoNGD0EihITU1PTVXIqEwpSsxLT00EAJPPCh4&ie=UTF-8&oq=peegee&q=peegee%20hydrangea&rlz=1C1LENP_enUS526US526&sourceid=chrome (PeeGee Hydrangea),...

A very special episode of GovLove. To mark the occasion of 500 episodes of a podcast about local government, the team looks back at some of their favorite moments of the podcast. Kirsten Wyatt and Kent Wyatt talked about the origins of ELGL and how the organization has grown (00:02:53). The GovLove Producers, Ben Kittelson and Michael Montgomery, share their favorite segments of the podcast (00:44:22). All of the GovLove Co-Hosts discussed moments that have stuck with them from the podcast (01:26:13). Hosts: Kirsten Wyatt, Ben Kittelson, Alyssa Dinberg, Toney Thompson, Lauren Palmer, Dan Bolin, & Ashley Copeland Producers: Michael Montgomery & Ben Kittelson

Lauren Palmer is the owner of Bloomsbury Farm, an organic farm a short drive outside of Nashville. As a first generation farmer, Lauren's path has been uniquely creative, experimental, and community driven. She started by planting what she wanted to see on her plate, and now regularly collaborates with local chefs on growing new crops and harvesting in different ways. In this episode, Lauren shares how she has intuitively grown her business over 12 years, and what she envisions for the future. To see photos from this episode, visit: https://instagram.com/folk___tales Follow Lauren and Bloomsbury Farm at: https://www.instagram.com/bloomsburyfarm/ Learn more about Bloomsbury at: https://www.bloomsburyfarms.com/

Awarding the best of the best. The GovLove co-hosts teamed up to hand out awards and recap the sixth full year of a podcast about local government. Kirsten, Toney, Lauren, Dan, Ashley, and Ben all selected three of their favorite episodes to honor with the most prestigious award in local government podcasting, a GovieLovie. They also shared their favorite lightning round question, the most embarrassing thing they've done in an interview, and the one thing they can't let go of from 2021. Hosts: Kirsten Wyatt, Ben Kittelson, Toney Thompson, Lauren Palmer, Dan Bolin, & Ashley Copeland The GovieLovies Kirsten Onboarding New Employees with Benjamin Mead-Harvey Managing Rapid Growth with Julie Karins, Goodyear, AZ Building and Construction Services with JC Hudgison, Tampa, FL Ben The First 100 Days as a New City Manager with Tanisha Briley, Gaithersburg, MD The Role of a County Clerk with Brianna Lennon, Boone County, MO The Promise of Public Interest Technology with Tara Dawson McGuinness & Hana Schank Toney Zoning Reform with Jake Seid, Chicago Metropolitan Agency for Planning Transportation for a Strong Town with Charles Marohn Restorative Housing Reparations with Nicholas Cummings, Evanston, IL Lauren GovLove in Love with Holly Krejci, Seattle, WA Truth and Reconciliation with Gina Peebles, Alachua County, FL Addressing Homelessness in Ten Global Cities with Linda Gibbs and Tamiru Mammo Dan Designing Effective Interview Questions and Processes with Benjamin Mead-Harvey Curb Management with Chrissy Mancini Nichols, Walker Consultants Everything You Need to Know about ARPA with Emily Brock & Mehreen Haroon, GFOA Ashley Civil Rights & Racial Equality with Joshua Barr, Des, Moines, IA GovLove in Love with Holley Krejci, Seattle, WA Equity and Workforce Diversity with Nefertiri Sickout, Philadelphia, PA

In today's episode, I have my sweet friend, Lauren Palmer, on the podcast! Lauren is a mom of 4, two of which are twins, and a medical mama to one of her kiddos, Jennings, who is a 2x Leukemia warrior! Lauren shares her heart on walking the road and the story of having a critically ill child, guilt on being a working mom, erasing the stigma of having passions AND being a mom, and how to love people well when crisis hits. Lauren is a light for Jesus and it is evident in this podcast! I cannot wait for you to hear her heart, her story, and be blessed by her! Lauren Palmer Instagram: @lgpalmer  Website: www.laurengpalmer.com 

Lauren Palmer, like the rest of us was handed a big bowl of lemons, and boy did she make a damn good lemonade. Already having a big farm business, she added a Summer Camp, School, and air B&B to her property. how's that for a pandemic pivot! We talk about all of it today, so listen up! This episode is sponsored by Charpiers bakery, What Chefs Want, Spot on, Complete Health partners, Sitex, and Supersource. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/brandon-styll/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/brandon-styll/support

Lauren Palmer of The Wild Mother joined us to chat about their "Art is Medicine" project #SendFlowersToGreenwood. Learn more about how they are working with The 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre Centennial Commission to send flowers to Greenwood both virtually with participants creating art to share on social media and physically by providing large-scale floral installations and bouquets for descendants of massacre victims during commemorative ceremonies this month. Their work is truly inspiring! Show notes & video replay: https://blog.mayesh.com/mwm-the-wild-mother-sendflowerstogreenwood

Today we’re visiting with Lauren Palmer & Leah Palmer, owners of The Wild Mother located in the Arts District, Downtown Oklahoma City, Oklahoma on Kickapoo, Osage, Wichita, & Comanche land. We're grateful for the opportunity to continue the conversation we began in Episode 70. Today we're digging a little deeper on some of the ways Lauren and Leah lead The Wild Mother to use their artistry for #morethanjustflowers (as they like to say). Join us as we talk about: the legacy work they feel strongly about carrying on the anti-racism curriculum they developed for discussing systems of injustice in America how they find ways to celebrate, remember, honor, grieve, and educate through their floral medium how they will flower with purpose as collaborators of the Tulsa Race Massacre Centennial Commission to memorialize the 1921 Greenwood Massacre ways we, as floral creatives, can join The Wild Mother in offering healing gestures using flowers GoFundMe for #SendFlowersTo Greenwood LINKS MENTIONED IN EPISODE 80: Lay of the Land | An Online Course for Creatives on Building Affirming, Equitable, and Just Brands LEARN MORE ABOUT THE WILD MOTHER HERE: Website | Instagram | Facebook The Botanical Brouhaha Podcast is brought to you by: BLOOM TRUST CO. A curated collection of floral resources you can trust.  Click here to learn more. Hosts: Amy McGee (Botanical Brouhaha) BB Podcast Sound Engineer: Landon McGee

Today, I have a very special episode for you and I’m thrilled to share it! Please meet the three siblings who together are called The Wild Mother: Leah Palmer, Lauren Palmer and Callie Palmer. They are based in Oklahoma City and call their enterprise a Creative Studio, which encompasses their tagline “More than Just Flowers.” […] The post Episode 501: The Wild Mother of Oklahoma City, on floral art, activism and storytelling. Meet floral siblings Lauren Palmer, Leah Palmer and Callie Palmer appeared first on Debra Prinzing.

Lauren Palmer the owner of Bloomsbury Farm shares the lessons learned and challenges overcome in creating her farm. This story is particularly powerful because she did not start out in the field of farming, yet pursued her passion and learned along the way. For more of her work, you can go to bloomsburyfarms.com. For more episodes of this podcast, head to epicordinarylives.com.

Leah and Lauren Palmer founded The Conversation Workshops in 2016 when they saw a need for an anti-racism curriculum that would teach ways of responding to the systems of racism we all experience. On this episode of Raising OKC Kids, we dive into why these sessions were needed then, why they are needed now and how to implement these conversations into our work, play and home life for the betterment of our society.

Children, hometowns, prayers, and haters are all on deck for this week’s brunch with Lauren Palmer. She’s stepping out on faith to live in her very own, beautiful world as a mother, wife, CEO, writer, and so much more. Email Blurb: Step out of your daily lives and into a world of beauty. A world you create based on what makes you genuinely happy. That’s the goal for Lauren Palmer. Listen in to the BAS podcast to feel inspired and motivated to create the life you want. Social Media Handles: https://theartoflivingbeautifully.net/ https://www.facebook.com/theartoflivingbeautifully/ Instagram: @theartoflivingbeautifully https://www.pinterest.com/taolbpins/ (the art of living beautifully)

Lauren Palmer is joined by Jacki Little, Founder of Gizzls for Pets to share her experience how CBD oil assisted her ailing pet, and how it motivated her to start her pet treats business. Please note the information contained herein is not intended nor implied to be a substitute for professional medical advice, it is provided for educational purposes only.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Lauren Palmer finds out how the SA Guide Dogs Association are helping us stay fit in lockdown, while still raising funds for their worthy cause! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Lauren Palmer is joined by Petra Laranjo to get great advice for fostering a dog. Petra also shares her other passion, unpacking the inspiration behind her NGO called "Just One Thing 365". See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The publisher of The Art of Living Beautifully, Lauren Palmer, is our guest this week! Lauren shares what led her to start a blog in her early days of motherhood, and how she turned her blog into the multifaceted company it is today. Lauren gets candid about motherhood, shares how she unplugs from social media to be present in the now, and the impact an experience she had living abroad inspired her to help others explore their own personal culture road map.

Lauren Palmer has raised two pups. In this episode she supplements her experience with that of good friend Brian, dad to Obie, and other animated members of the @DogLove_SA community! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

  I often speak of my personal epiphany moment and how it guided my path to my business and my concept of personal branding. Epiphany moments are HUGE! It’s like a bolt of lightening that surges through you and is a catalyst for change in your life. On today’s show, one such epiphany happened for […] The post The Art of Living Beautifully: A Personal Culture w/ Diversity appeared first on Andrea Patrick .

Lauren Palmer confronts the thorny issue of adopting an animal vs purchasing from a breeder or online. Her guest is Kirsten Vieira - a friend who has experience of both - and she also shares voicenotes from the Dog Love SA community.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

My long-time friend Lauren Palmer is on the show today to share her family's incredible story. In 2017, she announced her twin pregnancy with her husband Joel. Big sister Caroline and big brother Jennings were thrilled to be welcoming two Christmas blessings to their busy household. But everything came to a screeching halt when 2.5 year old Jennings was diagnosed with Acute Myeloid Leukemia (AML) when Lauren was 36 weeks pregnant with the twins.  Lauren is sharing the story of a twin pregnancy, Jennings' diagnosis and fight against cancer, how big sister Caroline saved Jennings' life, and what life - and Lauren's faith - is like at this point in their journey.  Be sure to follow Melissa on instagram at @influentialmotherhood and on Facebook at www.facebook.com/influentialmotherhood. Check out www.influentialmotherhood.com for more inspiring stories and podcast episodes.

Listen to Lauren Palmer as she talks about her son's journey with leukemia. Lauren was 34 weeks pregnant with twins when she found out that Jennings had leukemia, and she was immediately thrown into the world of treatment, medication, and transplants. Now, Jennings is approaching a year since the day he had a bone marrow transplant, and he recently went back to preschool for the first time since his diagnosis. Lauren's faith was strong even in the moments of the unknown, and she is still praising Him even admits the craziness. Listen to hear her story!

Are you allowing yourself the time and capacity to explore what brings you true joy? Are you putting too much emphasis on school, work, or home to bring you the fulfillment you honestly seek? If this at all sounds like you, connect with this week's guest, Lauren Palmer, as she shares her insights on how she's personally developed her joy. Lauren is a writer whose work is honest, compelling, and vulnerable.

Are you allowing yourself the time and capacity to explore what brings you true joy? Are you putting too much emphasis on school, work, or home to bring you the fulfillment you honestly seek? If this at all sounds like you, connect with this week's guest, Lauren Palmer, as she shares her insights on how she's personally developed her joy. Lauren is a writer whose work is honest, compelling, and vulnerable.

Host/American Family Farmer Doug Stephan www.eastleighfarm.com takes a look ahead at the winter's weather forecast and the effect it will have on next year's crops. Also, a look back at the mid-term election and it's effects for the American Family Farmer. Next, Doug welcomes Lauren Palmer, owner and chief farmer at Bloombury Organic Farm. http://www.bloomsburyfarms.com/ Lauren, who holds a bachelor’s in social work and a master’s in management, couples her background in social work with a life-long desire to cultivate to provide the highest-quality organic produce and to educate her community about the land and the importance of the food we eat. She built Bloomsbury Farm from the ground up, and started by selling her organic vegetables and sprouts at area farmers markets. Since those early days in 2009, the farm has expanded, producing a wide array of fresh vegetables, fruits, sprouts, and herbs for the markets, local businesses, and wholesalers in and around Nashville and the greater region. Finally, Doug opines over the Depart of Transportations requirements for livestock and produce haulers.

Lauren Palmer raised 15 acres of vegetables in Smyrna, Tennessee, just south of Nashville. With year-round production, a sprouts operation, a 300-member CSA, wholesale accounts, farmers markets, and on-farm events, Bloomsbury Farm is a thriving hot spot in the local food scene in Nashville. We dig into how Lauren has built the farm from the ground up since its start in 2009, taking a deep dive into Bloomsbury’s sprout production, employment structures, and CSA setup. We discuss how she deals with extreme deer pressure and regulations, and how she navigated a farm divorce. And Lauren reflects on the value of four-season production and building relationships with her customers and community. Perennial support for the Farmer to Farmer Podcast is generously provided by Vermont Compost Company. Pictures, show links, and more at farmertofarmerpodcast.com/episodes/palmer.

6/29/18- We talk to Lauren Palmer, owner of Bloomsbury Farm in Smyrna, TN about growing her organic farm from scratch, raising her daughter on the farm, and all things delicious and local. Reading List Bloomsbury Farm Website Bloomsbury Farm Instagram Folk Music List Original music performed and composed by Matthew Barnett Where to Find Us […]

Lauren is sharing her definition for the art of living beautifully and the journey that led her to it. There are at least 3 lessons learned in this podcast. She encourages us to look at our current circumstances as a stepping stone towards where we want to ultimately be in life and to consider having […] The post 3 Lessons in ‘The Art of Living Beautifully’ with Lauren Palmer appeared first on .

Instagram: @karadawnzSUMMARYLauren, along with her sisters, owns a floral studio and event venue in Oklahoma City. She talks about starting and running these companies - the hard parts and the beautiful parts. Lauren also talks about delving into her genealogy and its importance in fully accepting and embracing who she is. I LOVE the respect she pays to the ones who went before her - so inspiring!She's also an insane musician, plays a million instruments and sings like a dream (which you mayyyyy get to hear on the show). Lauren also talks about a new initiative she helped create called The Conversation Workshops, which provides tools and safe spaces for healthy conversations around racial reconciliation and systemic injustice.RESOURCESThe Wild Mother WebsiteThe Wild Mother’s InstagramHolloway House WebsiteHolloway House’s InstagramThe Conversation WorkshopsMassey Website (Lauren's Band) Massey InstagramHannah Ashford (branding for The Wild Mother)

KeKe Palmer has been everybody's little sister-in-their-heads for like, ever. Now, the 23-year-old is on her grown woman ish. She sits down with Natasha on the newest episode of The YBF Podcast, hosted and recorded at Samsung 837, the flagship experience and cultural hub in NYC. KeKe, excuse us, Lauren Palmer, is stirring up all the internets these days. So we HAD to catch up with the "Scream Queens" star about her tons of projects, her sexy & fun 90's inspired image, her new crush, why she used Kylie Jenner to talk about beauty standards and not a black woman, the tea on the movie industry and everything in between. While chatting about her new EP Lauren, she exclusively revealed to us what she's working on with Chris Brown. (Listen above!) KeKe dishes on her image & musical inspirations, why she doesn't care if people don't love how she dresses, the MAJOR divas she wants to play in a biopic, that tragic Aaliyah biopic, why her mother only allowed her to choose certain movie roles, "fake happy" people on social media, playing in a new lesbian love story movie called "Pimp", the craziest celeb contacts in her phone, and who she would smash-marry-kill (both men AND women). P.S.: She doesn't give a $*#@ if you have a problem with any of it. KeKe's new book "I Don't Belong To You" is out January 31st and available now for pre-order, her EP "Lauren" is available on all platforms, and she's currently starring in season 2 of "Scream Queens."