Podcast appearances and mentions of leslie klipsch

Mikhayla and Jasmine discuss cultural appropriation with, Leslie Klipsch, co-host of "Mama Bears Dares" podcast.

Leslie Klipsch is a passionate writer, thinker, and lover of coffee and the world.  Leslie manages communication for a nonprofit working in East Africa named Empower Tanzania, co-owns a co-working space in downtown Davenport, Iowa, and freelances as a writer and editor. (www.leslieklipsch.com). She is also the author of the book: Mama Bear's Manifesto. Tesi Klipsch is a fitness professional passionate about healthy living and healthy eating.  Tesi prefers deep conversations on the bigger issues about women and the world.  Tesi also blogs at:  www.tesiklipsch.com. 

Leslie Klipsch is back! This time she talks to us about her work with Empower Tanzania and The Water Party.   Song played behind intro/outro: Lewis Knudsen - Somebody Good Song #1: Pigeon John - Rainy Day Song #2: Caleb Hawley - Little Miss Sunshine

Leslie Klipsch! Auther of "Mama Bear Manifesto: A Moms' Group Guide to Changiing the World," and podcaster at Mama Bear Dares Podcast. Song played behind intro/outro: Lewis Knudsen - Somebody Good Song #1: Kimbra - Come Into My Head Song #2: Jean Deaux - Wikipedia

Melanie talks with Leslie Klipsch, author of Mama Bear's Manifesto and cohost of the Mama Bear Dares podcast. Whether you have kids or you love on some kids around you, she is going to talk about how to identify your rumble. What is it in the world that makes you mad? What keeps you up at night? Where do you want to spend your mama bear energy? Grrr. They also discuss their opinions on RompHims, flossers, gender reveal parties, and which Schuyler sister they think they'd be.  

Leslie Klipsch joins me for Episode 68. She is a mom on a mission to help awaken the mama bear inside each one of us. It doesn't take long to realize that Leslie wants to make an impact not only in her community but also in the world around her. We talk about being front yard people, how to push past perfectionism, how to find community and how your tribe can be a group for good. What did you enjoy about this episode? What was your takeaway. Let's continue the conversation  on Instagram or Twitter or you can send me an email here.  Thank you for following along life with me. I love being apart of your day. And as always, I hope this show helps you survive a little easier.