Podcast appearances and mentions of lily diamond

The son of a Gravesend man who was attacked by an XL Bully says he was one bite from death. The 69-year-old suffered injuries to his arms, legs, shoulder and upper thigh after being mauled by the animal while on his evening walk. Also in today's podcast, police have had to cordon off a town centre street after a man and a woman were found dead.Emergency services were called to The Butchery in Sandwich after concerns were raised for two pensioners.Furious residents say housebuilding has spiralled out of control as 1,500 homes are planned across just 1.5 square miles of Ashford.An application has been submitted for a sixth new development in the area just off the A2070. A Medway mum who saved a man's life after a motorbike crash, has used her first aid knowledge to help save her own daughter.Tiffany Smith realised two-year-old Lily Diamond, was seriously ill but had to push doctors to do blood tests. And a shopkeeper has been ordered to pay hundreds of pounds after piles of rubbish were left outside a former sweet shop in Canterbury. It's after residents complained about the “eye sore” which has been left unchecked since November. 

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Lily Diamond is a writer, educator, and advocate harnessing the power of storytelling to democratize wellness and empower women through accessible practices for inner and outer nourishment, and revolutionary acts of self-care for our earth and human communities.    She is co-creator of What's Your Story? alongside bestselling author and lifelong activist Rebecca Walker. Together they co-authored What's Your Story?: A Journal for Everyday Evolution. Lily is also creator of internationally beloved blog Kale & Caramel and author of bestselling memoir-cookbook Kale & Caramel: Recipes for Body, Heart, and Table, celebrated as one of the top cookbooks of 2017 by the New York Times, The Independent, Cooking Light, mindbodygreen, and more. Her writing has appeared in VICE, Healthyish, the Huffington Post, Better Homes & Gardens, Refinery29, EatingWell, and more. Her work is informed by two decades of study, certification, and international teaching in the art and practice of meditation, yoga, and psychosomatic therapies. She is a devoted co-conspirator to organizations decolonizing food and wellness for all, and one of the originators of the Influencer Inclusion Rider. Lily has spoken, taught, and appeared on tv, at conferences, and at bookstores nationwide, including for Goop, Summit Series, Well + Good, Yale University, Cameron Diaz's Tuning In, Hallmark Home & Family, Sounds True, Food Network, Museum of the African Diaspora, Busboys and Poets, and many more. She graduated magna cum laude, phi beta kappa from Yale University and lives in Maui, Hawai‘i, where she grew up, on occupied native Hawaiian land. She is currently the consulting director of the Maui Sustainability Initiative, working towards food sovereignty and self-sufficiency for the island. In This Episode:  Lily references "Ua Mau ke Ea o ka ʻĀina i ka Pono" which is Hawaii's state motto in Native Hawaiian; translated to English means, "the life of the land is perpetuated in righteousness."  Lily's perspective on wellness and how it's our birthright that we don't just opt into.  How Lily's childhood upbringing on Maui formed her connection to the land and her viewpoint on capitalism and plantation culture. Lily's personal observations of the effects of the pandemic-induced mass exodus to Hawaii by wealthy Americans. The lack of self-consciousness around race in Hawaii is paired with a false narrative that it is a utopic melting pot. Her personal journey with the work, and knowing her place, and how to show up as a White woman in a way that makes her a true ally. The harm caused by spiritual bypassing and ignoring real pain and harm and how this damages liberation movements by denying the truth. Lily's career in blogging was the gateway for her influencer career on Instagram so why did she want to leave it? How she created the inclusion rider for BIPOC influencers. How doing the work is quite similar to confronting oneself as one done in therapy. Her intention with the What's Your Story journal that she co-created with Rebecca Walker and how journaling can be the pathway for transformation.  How acknowledging our interconnectedness is the beginning of our healing. How this is the only hope to heal the planet socially, politically, and in the wake of climate change. FULL SHOW NOTES Lily Diamond Website Lily Diamond Instagram Laura Chung Instagram Brittany Simone Anderson Instagram The Werk Podcast Instagram The Werk Podcast Website YouTube Channel Connect with The Werk: If you enjoyed the podcast and you feel called, please share it and tag us! Subscribe, rate, and review the show wherever you get your podcasts. Your rating and review help more people discover it! Follow on Instagram @thewerkpodcast Let us know your favorite guests, lessons, or any topic requests.

Karen Treiger didn't know the family she was marrying into when she married her husband 36 years ago, but after she learned that his family is a holoucast family, she decided to write their story. In this episode of Prickly and Blooming, Karen talks to host Jessie Browning about writing her book that was published in 2018. She shares how she investigated her husband's family history and what she hopes people take away from the book. She also talks about how she practices gratitude through her podcast, Gratitude in a Minute. Episode Timeline: [00:03] Intro [03:12] Meet Karen Treiger [06:29] Writing her in-laws story [11:57] Leaving her practice [16:41] The roll out [19:36] Investigating the story [26:47] A big shift in her approach to life [31:49] How she practices her gratitudes [36:47] What happens when she's done [38:53] Three takeaways from the book [41:12] The second part of the book [42:22] What's next? [43:59] Karen's final thoughts [47:54] Contacting Karen Treiger [50:01] Outro Resources Mentioned: My Soul is Filled with Joy: A Holocaust Story by Karen Treiger Gratitude in a Minute podcast What's Your Story? A Journal for Everyday Evolution by Lily Diamond and Rebecca Walker PNWA Nancy Pearl Books Award 2019 Independent Publisher Book Awards Standout Quotes: "And just something about saying the words of what I want to do brings it out into the world and makes it real." -Karen Treiger [10:44] "You just start with what you know. Start with what you have." -Karen Treiger [17:11] "I always tell people, we all have a family, and what is the story of your family?" -Karen Treiger [40:01] Connect: Connect with Lajoie Society: Lajoie Society is Prickly & Blooming; please rate, review, and subscribe. Lajoie Society on Instagram Lajoie Society on Facebook Lajoie Society on Twitter Lajoie Society Website Learn more about Karen Treiger: Karen Treiger's website Karen Treiger on Facebook Karen Treiger on Instagram Karen Treiger on Twitter Karen Treiger on Youtube Karen Treiger on LinkedIn

Karen Treiger didn't know the family she was marrying into when she married her husband 36 years ago, but after she learned that his family is a holoucast family, she decided to write their story. In this episode of Prickly and Blooming, Karen talks to host Jessie Browning about writing her book that was published in 2018. She shares how she investigated her husband's family history and what she hopes people take away from the book. She also talks about how she practices gratitude through her podcast, Gratitude in a Minute.   Episode Timeline: [00:03] Intro [03:12] Meet Karen Treiger [06:29] Writing her in-laws story [11:57] Leaving her practice [16:41] The roll out [19:36] Investigating the story [26:47] A big shift in her approach to life [31:49] How she practices her gratitudes [36:47] What happens when she's done [38:53] Three takeaways from the book [41:12] The second part of the book [42:22] What's next? [43:59] Karen's final thoughts [47:54] Contacting Karen Treiger [50:01] Outro   Resources Mentioned: My Soul is Filled with Joy: A Holocaust Story by Karen Treiger Gratitude in a Minute podcast What's Your Story? A Journal for Everyday Evolution by Lily Diamond and Rebecca Walker PNWA Nancy Pearl Books Award 2019 Independent Publisher Book Awards   Standout Quotes: “And just something about saying the words of what I want to do brings it out into the world and makes it real.” -Karen Treiger [10:44] “You just start with what you know. Start with what you have.” -Karen Treiger [17:11] “I always tell people, we all have a family, and what is the story of your family?” -Karen Treiger [40:01]   Connect: Connect with Lajoie Society: Lajoie Society is Prickly & Blooming; please rate, review, and subscribe. Lajoie Society on Instagram Lajoie Society on Facebook Lajoie Society on Twitter Lajoie Society Website    Learn more about Karen Treiger: Karen Treiger's website Karen Treiger on Facebook Karen Treiger on Instagram Karen Treiger on Twitter Karen Treiger on Youtube Karen Treiger on LinkedIn

We're in luck today! We are joined not only by one powerhouse woman but two, Lily Diamond and Rebecca Walker. These two women joined forces to co-author a book called “What's Your Story? A Journey for Everyday Evolution.” First, we will be speaking with Rebecca, she is an American writer, feminist, activist, and you likely know her as the daughter of Alice Walker, author of “The Color Purple.” Rebecca made it her mission to revitalize feminist movements to ensure the fight for women's rights were heard, she knew when she or other people were not being treated correctly. Lily Diamond is our second speaker today. She is a writer, photographer, and advocate for harnessing the power of digital media. Lily is all about democratizing wellness and empowering women through storytelling. Lily began questioning the ideologies and beliefs she grew up with and starting changing those perceptions as she got older. Rebecca and Lily have paired together, creating this awe-inspiring book, with the call to challenge the status quo, to think about the way in which we view race & gender, and to think about the way in which we navigate our journeys through the world and offer hindsight regarding who we are as humans. IN THIS EPISODE: [03:08] Rebecca starts off today by revealing which role she took on as a child; rule breaker or rule follower. [08:25] Lily joins the conversation, divulging her status as a rule breaker or follower as a child. [12:34] Comparing the meaning of the statement: being a rebel versus challenging the status quo. [16:46] The story that Rebecca and Lily have created in their book and how they are wanting to be perceived. [20:31] A moment of awakening in Rebecca's life began in her early twenties, participating and immersing herself into feminist movements. [29:31] Lily's pivotal moment as a young adult, questioning how she was perceiving beliefs and principles in life and starting to change those perceptions. [42:54] The day Lily and Rebecca met was perfectly aligned in their lives. [46:53] Rebecca feels a strong sense of duty to help people express their real feelings and to be authentic to their true selves. [53:02] After finishing the book, what was the biggest lesson they've learned through that process? KEY TAKEAWAYS: Rebecca always felt from a young age that she knew when she or other people were not being treated correctly. She would take on the role of becoming an advocate for herself and others. Rebecca made it her mission to revitalize feminist movements to ensure the fight for women's rights were heard. Lily began questioning the ideologies and beliefs she grew up with and starting changing those perceptions as she got older. The relationship between Rebecca and Lily has evolved into a powerful friendship and comradeship, from being open and honest with each other to authentically supporting one another. QUOTES: “Our relationship has evolved into one of powerful friendship and comradeship.” - Rebecca Walker on her friendship with Lily “From a very young age, I felt the need to either speak about those things to other people and try to be an advocate of some kind, on their behalf, or to just note in myself that what was happening to me was not okay.” - Rebecca Walker “When I started to listen to my peers talk about their experiences of feminism, it always came that they felt there was a kind of rigidity and a kind of totalizing ideology that made them very uncomfortable and that was an awakening.” - Rebecca Walker “I think many of us have this desire to be accepted and to belong and that transforms often into an ability to not be completely honest with ourselves.” - Lily Diamond I think the most significant thing that I have learned that has also been a gift in the process of creating “What's Your Story?” is that it takes time and it takes extraordinary patience.” - Lily Diamond CONNECT WITH US: Find Lily Diamond on Instagram, Rebecca Walker on Instagram, and “What's Your Story?: A Journey for Everyday Evolution” Book Check out our website, Potential to Powerhouse, for more details and to learn about past, present, and future guests. Be sure to follow us on Instagram and Twitter, and join our Facebook Community for a deeper connection with the P2P tribe. Grab your free copy of our guide, 4 Daily Habits Essential to Becoming a POWERHOUSE Entrepreneur, and don't forget to subscribe to our show and leave a rating and review. Do you know any other female powerhouses that could benefit from listening? If so, please let them know to follow us on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever they like to listen to valuable audio content. Until next time… High Five!

Wellness can feel out of reach, indulgent, or just a shell of what we see on the internet. It's not that everything online is bad and IRL is all good, but we do have a crisis of the heart and we don't know how to get out. That's why Lily Diamond is here to remind us of the beautiful, complex life we are living, and advocate for us when we are too tired and too distracted to remember our purpose. Writer, educator, and advocate, harnessing the power of digital media to democratize wellness and empower women, she's the co-author of “What's Your Story? A Journal for Everyday Evolution.” In order to change our outlooks, our habits, and our narratives, we need to hone our storytelling muscles daily. Resources: https://kaleandcaramel.com/ (kaleandcaramel.com) https://www.whatsyourstorynow.com/ (whatsyourstorynow.com) https://www.lilydiamond.com/ (lilydiamond.com) Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lilydiamond (@lilydiamond) Twitter: https://twitter.com/lilydiamond (@lilydiamond) Follow + DM us: https://www.instagram.com/offtherecordwithyou/ (@offtherecordwithyou) + http://instagram.com/skinowl (@skinowl) Tag Us: #offtherecordpod  Shop SkinOwl: https://www.skinowl.com/ (skinowl.com) Want to try SkinOwl skincare? Use code “OTRLOVE” on https://www.skinowl.com/ (SkinOwl.com) for your first order.  Best sellers: Maqui Berry Beauty Whip, Eye Concentrate, and our first ever product to alleviate breakouts and dark marks: Geranium Drops.

Rebecca Walker has contributed to the global conversation about race, gender, power, and the evolution of the human family for three decades. Since graduating from Yale, she has authored seven bestselling books on subjects ranging from intergenerational feminism and multiracial identity to Black Cool and ambivalent motherhood. Rebecca has written, developed, and produced film and television projects with Warner Brothers, NBC, Amazon, HBO, and Paramount, and spoken at over four hundred universities and corporate campuses internationally, including Harvard, Out and Equal, Museum of the African Diaspora, and TEDxLund. When Rebecca was 21, she cofounded the Third Wave Fund, which makes grants to women and transgender youth working for social justice. She was named by Time magazine as one of the most influential leaders of her generation―and continues to teach her masterclass, The Art of Memoir, at gorgeous and inspiring places around the world. And Fun Fact: She is also happens to be the daughter of author Alice Walker, who wrote one of my favorite books, The Color Purple. Lily Diamond is a writer and advocate harnessing the power of digital media to democratize wellness and empower women through storytelling, accessible practices for inner and outer nourishment, and revolutionary acts of self-care within our earth and human communities. She is the creator of internationally beloved blog Kale & Caramel and author of bestselling memoir-cookbook Kale & Caramel: Recipes for Body, Heart, and Table, celebrated as one of the top cookbooks of 2017 by the New York Times, The Independent, Cooking Light, mindbodygreen, and more. Lily's writing has been featured in VICE, Healthyish, the Huffington Post, Refinery29, and more. Her work is informed by two decades of study, certification, and teaching in the art and practice of meditation and psychosomatic therapies. She is a devoted co-conspirator to organizations decolonizing food and wellness for all. Lily was educated at Yale University and lives in Maui, Hawai‘i, where she grew up, on occupied native Hawaiian land. Together, Lily and Rebecca wrote “What's Your Story? A Journal for Everyday Evolution.” Video version of this conversation: youtube.com/noor facebook.com/noor —— It would mean so much if you could rate + review PODCAST NOOR! I love reading what you have to say, and it is a great way to support. You can also stay connected with me by subscribing to my newsletter: noortagouri.com/newsletter If you want to go the extra mile, join my Patreon community: patreon.com/noor And of course follow along on social media: instagram.com/noor facebook.com/noor youtube.com/noor twitter.com/ntagouri https://www.joinclubhouse.com/@ntagouri tiktok.com/Noor --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/podcastnoor/support

In this episode, I speak with the co-authors of 'What's your Story? ', Rebecca Walker and Lily Diamond. Rebecca Walker is a bestselling author, editor, and cultural critic who has contributed to the global conversation about race, gender, culture, and power for over two decades. She has spoken at over four hundred universities, conferences, literary festivals, and corporate campuses around the world, and is a co-founder of the Third Wave Fund, an organization that supports women and transgender youth working for social justice. Rebecca has won many awards, and was named by Time magazine as one of the most influential leaders of her generation. She lives in Los Angeles.Lily Diamond is a writer, educator, and advocate working to democratize wellness through storytelling, accessible practices for inner and outer nourishment, and revolutionary acts of self-care in relationship to our earth and human communities. Lily is the author of the bestselling memoir-cookbook Kale & Caramel: Recipes for Body, Heart, and Table, and her work has been featured in the New York Times, VICE, Healthyish, Women’s Review of Books, Refinery29, and more. She lives in Maui, Hawai‘i, where she grew up, on occupied native Hawaiian land.

Co-authors of the newly published What's You Story? A Journal for Everyday Evolution, Rebecca Walker and Lily Diamond give us an interactive roadmap for beginning a new life story. Rebecca Walker is an award winning writer, feminist and activist. She has contributed to the global conversation about race, gender, power and the evolution of the human family. Rebecca has written, developed and produced film and television projects with Warner Brothers, NBCUniversal, Amazon, HBO and Paramount. And she has spoken at over 400 universities and corporate campuses. Awarded the Women Who Could Be President from the League of Women Voters, Rebecca was also named by Time magazine as one of the most influential leaders of her generation. Rebecca has authored and edited seven bestselling books. Black White and Jewish, Autobiography of a Shifting Self and Baby Love: Choosing Motherhood After A Lifetime of Ambivalence, a memoir, are among her bestselling books. She also teaches her masterclass, The Art of Memoir. Rebecca is a graduate of Yale University. Lily Diamond is an award winning writer, educator and advocate. Her work is focused on democratizing wellness for accessible practices. Lily is the creator of the internationally beloved blog Kale & Caramel.  She is also the author of the bestselling memoir-cookbook Kale & Caramel: Recipes for Body, Heart and Table. And it was named one of the top cookbooks of 2017 by the New York Times, The Independent, and Cooking Light. A graduate of Yale University, Lily's writings have appeared in VICE, Healthyish, the Huffington Post, Better Homes and Gardens and Eating Well. A powerful conversation with co-authors Rebecca Walker and Lily Diamond: Finding the voice Writing your story - a transformative experience Encountering your mind Relationships with body, people, nature & technology Why interactive Moving through memories Journaling - what you remember or how you want to remember Seeking answers The need to belong Walking through a day in your life Giving yourself permission Creating the roadmap

Includes a passage from their book "What's Your Story Now." We feel so grateful and excited to be joined by two powerhouse women: Rebecca Walker + Lily Diamond. Rebecca is a best selling author who Time Magazine named one of the most influential leaders of her generation, and Lily who was previously a yoga & meditation teacher is a speaker and author of the cookbook 'Kale & Carmel,' and together they are the authors of the new book 'What's Your Story Now.' 'What's Your Story Now' is a journal created to help you break free of old self limiting beliefs and narratives and supports you in writing new ones. Throughout this episode we dive deep into the intention behind creating the book, and how they hope this book will help support and change the lives of everyone who picks it up. Getting to our own truth and our own hurt so we can shift to greater connectedness and helping people find a new voice and a new way of speaking with compassion are two of the many ideas that are poured into this book. Not only do we get to know a lot about their work together, but we also get to learn a lot about how their friendship and working relationship came to be. Hear Lily who was once Rebecca's writing student tell Rebecca for the first time the story of when they first connected. Both women share stories they have never shared before in this episode and trust us when we say we could listen to them talk all day long! You don't want to miss this episode. Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/dentalks-powered-by-den-meditation7294/donations Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands

Rebecca Walker is a bestselling author, lifelong activist, and TV and film producer, named one of the most influential leaders of her generation by Time magazine. Lily Diamond is also a bestselling author and a photographer, wellness advocate, and creator of the award-winning blog and memoir cookbook Kale & Caramel. Together, they have written a book called What's Your Story?: A Journal for Everyday Evolution, published by Sounds True. In this episode of Insights at the Edge, Tami speaks with Lily and Rebecca about the power of the right question to move us in the direction of claiming our narratives and using the power of our imagination to create our future. They discuss the importance of telling our own stories in the ways only we can. They also explore how rewriting the stories we tell about ourselves and our world can ignite the alchemical process of everyday evolution, moving us in the direction of healing society, the Earth, and our own spirits.

Wow, wow, and also...wow. Not to over-hype this episode or anything...but I'm pretty sure it's exactly what you need right now. Wherever you are. Whenever you're listening. Just trust me on this one. If you're not convinced yet... If your favorite therapist, poet, and thought leader got together and had a book baby, What's Your Story?: A Journal for Everyday Evolution by Rebecca Walker and Lily Diamond would be it. This guided journal doesn't just give you writing prompts to riff off of - it asks you deep, nuanced questions that get you exploring and morphing your deep-seated narratives. It's creativity-sparking, obsession-worthy, and most of all, actually life-changing. What's Your Story? is an interactive journal for anyone who longs to bring a new story to life and leave behind the tired patterns of their past. Through a series of deeply personal writing prompts, you’ll excavate the stories that have shaped your past and be inspired to write a new, fulfilling narrative for the future.  In this episode, we talk about examining long-held beliefs, setting boundaries, finding a sense of belonging, and so very much more.  ** SHARE, SUBSCRIBE, RATE + REVIEW on iTunes if you love the WANTcast here ** SHOW NOTES: What's Your Story? Rebecca Walker Lily Diamond Rebecca on IG Lily on IG WYS on IG Join The WANT Community here! WANT website Katie’s Instagram Leave a review on iTunes! Subscribe to The (Good) Word, our monthly email digest filled with tips, tools, motivation, and inspiration to shift your self-talk

Rebecca Walker and Lily Diamond who co-authored an inspirational journal titled, “What’s Your Story?” Rebecca Walker is a best-selling author, editor, activist, TV and film producer and cultural critic who has contributed to the global conversation about race, gender, culture, and power for over two decades. She is a co-founder of the Third Wave Fund, an organization that supports women and transgender youth working for social justice. Rebecca has won many awards and was named by Time Magazine as one of the most influential leaders of her generation. And Rebecca is also the daughter of Pulitzer Prize-winning author, Alice Walker. Lily Diamond is a writer, educator, and advocate working to democratize wellness through storytelling, accessible practices for inner and outer nourishment, and revolutionary acts of self-care in relationship to our earth and human communities. Lily is the author of the bestselling memoir-cookbook Kale & Caramel: Recipes for Body, Heart, and Table. Visit www.rebeccawalker.com, www.lilydiamond.com & www.whatsyourstorynow.com. Listen to Vibrations of Love on Spotify. Visit www.americameditating.org. Download the free Pause for Peace App.

Media bombards us every second of every day. With so much noise stimulating our brains, nervous systems, and hearts, how might we return to ourselves? The answer, in part, is rewilding. My guest today is writer Lily Diamond, who shares her take on the essential practice of remembering who we are, and offers suggestions for how to cope with the world around us. MEET LILY Lily Diamond is a writer, photographer, and proponent of rewilding in the kitchen and beyond. In 2012, she created the award-winning, much-beloved blog Kale & Caramel, which turned into a bestselling memoir-cookbook. Lily grew up on Maui and graduated from Yale University. She lives in California, and is the co-host of the podcast What's Your Story?, and co-author of the forthcoming guided journal of the same name. Connect: Instagram Twitter Pinterest Facebook YouTube EPISODE HIGHLIGHTS Why Lily starts her day outside (and her favorite beverage of the moment) How she separates communications threads for her various projects Ways to cope with anxiety and stress Imagining a world where we pull ourselves back into ourselves, and know who we are A conversation about social media boundaries and creativity LINKABLE MENTIONS Lily's Instagram post that inspired our conversation The famous green milks See question 24 for how America pronounces caramel If Women Rose Rooted by Sharon Blackie The recent extinction of 3 billion birds in North America Nobody Walks In L.A. movie trailer The art of rewilding

Connection, slowing down, being more present, & returning to nature. These ideas keep presenting themselves over and over again here on the podcast in multiple episodes across a variety of topics. Slowing down and being more present in our everyday lives—with ourselves, with our children, with the seasons—I know many mamas would like to do just that, but how? How can we take care of ourselves and be present as moms when we are so busy and fed constant contrary messages about #allthethings we need to buy, do, and be? Maybe the answer is hidden inside of us…within our senses. And in our pantry, our kitchen, and our garden…with the natural foods and plants that are already there. Our guest today, Lily Diamond, is here to talk about idea s like these from her beautiful recipe book & blog that will encourage us to slow down, tune into our senses, and learn more about how plants can nourish us both inside and out. More About Lily: Lily is a writer, photographer, and creator of the site Kale & Caramel which seeks to democratize wellness through connection to nature and honest storytelling. She is the author of bestselling memoir-cookbook that’s the center of today’s conversation, Kale & Caramel: Recipes for Body, Heart, and Table which was lauded in publications from the New York Times to The Independent as one of the best vegetarian cookbooks of 2017. Alongside bestselling author and activist Rebecca Walker, Lily is the co-author of the forthcoming guided journal What's Your Story? (Sounds True, 2020), and co-host of the podcast by the same name. Lily was raised on Maui, educated at Yale University, and lives in California. But what a treat that she is here with me in person at my home on Maui for this interview. Let’s welcome her to the show! In this episode Lily & I talk about: · Biodynamic Nourishment: what it is & how it can serve us · If aromatherapy really works · DIY beauty products & recipes · How to take care of ourselves as moms & women · How to tap into what nature provides · Trusting in & connecting with nature · Honey face washing! (recipe linked below) · Being present and slowing down · Being in our heads vs. being in our bodies · Our relationship with nature · How to embrace the season shift from autumn to winter · How to include our children in this sensory journey · Examples of how to slow down · Bringing more fun into our days through the senses & plants Links Worth Mentioning: Buy the Book: Kale & Caramel: Recipes for Body, Heart, & Table Today’s Sponsor: Branch Basics Lily’s Honey Fash Wash Recipe Lily’s DIY Pumpkin Spice Antioxidant Scrub Love the Show? Leave a review on iTunes! Connect with LB on Instagram Connect with LB on Facebook More About Your Host: Lori Beth More About Our Guest: Lily Diamond

Media bombards us every second of every day. With so much noise stimulating our brains, nervous systems, and hearts, how might we return to ourselves? The answer, in part, is rewilding. My guest today is writer Lily Diamond, who shares her take on the essential practice of remembering who we are, and offers suggestions for how to cope with the world around us.

Sign-up for my FREE masterclass: http://bit.ly/masterclass-biz I love when I meet readers and people who follow The Healthy Maven and they're surprised that I'm pretty much the same human in person as I am online. I suck at lying so even if I wanted to live an alternate persona, there's no way anyone would buy it. Of course, I tend to have the same reaction when I meet people in real life. I'm not going to lie, I've been disappointed a few times, but most of the time it's pretty much as expected. And then sometimes you meet someone you follow and they're not only as cool as their online persona, but actually cooler. This, my friends, is Lily Diamond. I had the privilege of meeting Lily a few months ago during our trip with Earthbound Farms. Meeting Lily was like meeting a way cooler version of myself while simultaneously hoping she doesn't think I'm a huge weirdo (I am for the record). She's just one of those people. I think what I admire most about Lily is how she keeps it real. I've always valued authenticity. Not in the 2019 sense of overexposure and word vomit vulnerability, but in being thoughtful with your words and sharing with intention. So today on the show we're chatting about honesty, Lily's own health and wellness journey and how she's navigated many shifts in her life. It's a good one! Join The Healthy Maven Tribe to ask guest questions and to find out who will be on the show before anyone else! http://facebook.com/groups/THMTribe Please don't forget to rate + review in iTunes if you love the podcast. Your comments and subscriptions help us make the podcast best for you! Follow Lily + Kale & Caramel: Website: https://www.kaleandcaramel.com/  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lilydiamond/  Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/kaleandcaramel  Book: https://www.kaleandcaramel.com/kale-caramel-cookbook-recipes-for-body-heart-and-table/ 

In Episode 11 of Interrelate, Sarah Woehler talks to Lily Diamond, blogger, author of the cookbook, Kale & Caramel, and podcast co-host of What’s Your Story? In the conversation, Lily opens up about the unique bond she had with her late mother, why deep connections with women are so fundamental to her, and how leaning into grief is what allows us to overcome it in the end.

In a world where we’ve become all about the likes and the followers and the curated feeds and all of that, it’s hard to know if we are really connecting with each other online. And if we are, it's hard to tell if that connection is feeding our deep need to connect or feeding our addiction to escape and compare.  A leading force for good is writer and photographer Lily Diamond. Lily is the author of Kale and Caramel: Recipies for the Body, Heart, and Table. But she has also started quite the movement on social media with the hashtag #honestinsta.  Take a listen as we discuss how to be honest on social media and why it’s so important, being the space holder of a movement, vulnerability and how to reach out in a way that is proactive instead of destructive, the importance of being a witness for each other, the joy of keeping it simple when it comes to self care, and the power of mental sanitation.

Lily Diamond on Essential Oils, Natural Healing With Herbs, Dealing With Grief, And Self-Love

Lily Diamond is a successful food blogger, writer and photographer who recently released her first book, Kale and Caramel. In her book she shares recipes for fresh food and how to use ingredients from your home kitchen to create beauty products - like facial washes, scrubs and moisturizers - as well as personal stories from her life. Lily’s book also serves as a tribute to her late mom, and in it she shares memories and reveals how she coped with her massive loss.    Listen to today’s episode of I Want Her Job: The Podcast to hear more about how Lily runs her freelancing business, her brand and her following. 

Lily Diamond had a bohemian upbringing in Maui, thanks in part to her mother, who was an aromatherapist, herbologist, and author. Her mother’s untimely passing led to a spiral of sadness, and Lily channeled her grief into writing and cooking and eventually into her blog, Kale & Caramel. Lily shares her story, her wellness advice, and some wisdom from her new book, Kale & Caramel: Recipes for Body, Heart, and Table. For “The Cookbook Call-In,” we talk to Impatient Foodie blogger and author Elettra Wiedemann about her recipe for Pink Spaghetti with Beet & Ricotta Sauce, aka pink spaghetti. Today’s show is presented by Le Cordon Bleu, La Brea Bakery, and Organicgirl. Radio Cherry Bombe is powered by Simplecast

This week on Unorthodox, we can't be tamed. Our Jewish guest is Eddy Portnoy, senior researcher and director of exhibitions at the YIVO Institute for Jewish Research, whose new book is Bad Rabbi: And Other Strange but True Stories from the Yiddish Press. He tells us how he stumbled upon these colorful, less-remembered characters and tales—so many of which seem to involve Jews rioting—and why it's important for a community to examine the good with the bad to truly know its history. Our gentile of the week is Washington Post religion reporter Sarah Pulliam Bailey, who dropped by the studio in early October to tell us about growing up in a conservative, Christian environment in Indiana, the intricacies of covering religion while being a person of faith herself, and the 500th anniversary of the Protestant Reformation. We're giving away two copies of the Kale and Caramel cookbook, by episode 111 guest Lily Diamond! Enter the draw to win here. Join our new Facebook group! And sign up for our weekly newsletter to get new episodes, behind-the-scenes photos, and more! Email us at Unorthodox@tabletmag.com—we may read your note on air. Follow us on Twitter: @tabletmag , @markopp1, @liel, and @stuffism. This episode is brought to you by Harry’s. Get a free trial shave set—including razor handle, blades, and gel—when you sign up at Harrys.com/Unorthodox. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week on Unorthodox, we've got food on the brain. Our first guest is Kerry Brodie, founder of Emma's Torch, a cafe in Brooklyn that employs and trains refugees and political asylum seekers. She tells us about her unlikely transition from government work to culinary school, what she learned about refugees by working alongside them in the kitchen, and why she believes food is such a powerful uniting force. Our second guest is Lily Diamond, the Maui-born blogger behind Kale and Caramel, and the author of a brand new cookbook by the same name. She tells us about fleeing her laid-back Hawaiian high school for Yale, accidentally becoming a food blogger, and how food and cooking helped her grieve her mother's death. (Enter the draw to win a copy of her book here!) Join our new Facebook group! And sign up for our weekly newsletter to get new episodes, behind-the-scenes photos, and more! Email us at Unorthodox@tabletmag.com—we may read your note on air. Follow us on Twitter: @tabletmag , @markopp1, @liel, and @stuffism. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week I’m talking to author and blogger, Lily Diamond. We discuss her complicated relationship with “healthy food”, how her mother’s death impacted her belief system, eating without limitations, and good ol’ s-e-x.  Here’s Lily:  Listen and subscribe in iTunes Listen and subscribe in Stitcher   This episode is supported by Daily Harvest, they deliver soups, ready-to-blend […]

Lily Diamond is also known as Kale & Caramel. In the last year, we've become fast friends, and I'm always in awe of her - so I had to have her on the podcast. In this episode we discuss: This Caramel Bacon from Project Breakfast LA - where we met! Growing up in Hawaii, switching away from a vegan diet, and her food journey after her mother's death. Her beauty recipes, hydrosols, and why she keeps a jar of raw honey in her bathroom. This article in the Washington Post and Great Grains Love for Bob's Red Mill. College life: Dramaturgy/Experimental Theater, CousCous Concoctions, and how Alice Waters changed the food game at Yale. This Vegan Gingersnap Chocolate Cream Pie - which is insanity - we ate it in parfait form. It's heaven. Theme music is by Podcast Guest Goh Nakamura. Keep in touch via Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook @mslynnchen. xo Lynn

Kale & Caramel On Kale & Caramel, Lily has fun with local, seasonal produce and plays with different flavor combinations in the kitchen while creating body and beauty products that are pure enough to eat. She believes diet is a personal matter and highly recommends eating, cooking, and mixing with our own two hands. I am […] The post 090: Lily Diamond: Playing with Food for Beauty and Nourishment first appeared on The Dinner Special podcast.