Podcasts about muse room

Welcome back to Muse Room! I know it’s been quite a long time but I am so excited to be back talking to people that inspire me. This podcast is going to be a bit different going forward. If you follow me on Instagram you probably saw that I changed my handle to @museroomtable. I am diving into something that I’ve always loved and that is food. Cooking is something that has fascinated me since I was a child and it’s something that makes me really happy. So from here on out everyone you hear from on this podcast will be somewhat related to the world of food - whether that is an avid home cook, professional restaurant chef, food blogger, you name it. Starting out I am going to keep this relatively simple. I ended up putting a lot of pressure on myself with Muse Room when I first started and with me being a one-woman show, I need to keep my sanity in check. So for now, I am going to try (keyword being try) to commit to a new episode every other week, and then we’ll take it from there. If there is someone you want me to interview please let me know by either emailing me at museroompodcast@gmail.com or sending me a DM on Instagram @museroomtable. This week I am sharing a conversation that I had with a friend of mine, Ann Marie Elaban. She’s a fellow (former) Bon Appétit fan (we’ll get into what that means in the episode), lover of baked goods, and an aspiring food stylist. She doesn’t call herself a food stylist but I think she should. Her photos are GORGEOUS. Head over to the show notes on my website to see the photo of an egg salad toast that Ann Marie mentions in this episode or just go follow her out on Instagram @annmarieelaban. In our conversation we talk about: Her first memory in the kitchen How to cook delicious food with what you have in the kitchen (I.E. the one time she made a shepherd’s pie in her tiny NYC kitchen) The power that spices have for making use of everything in your fridge How the pandemic has influenced her cooking and eating habits Her process for styling food and take photos of her food Her love of baking Why we can no longer “stan” Bon Appétit And loads more! Click here to get the full show notes with links to anything Ann Marie mentions AND the recipe of the week! If you’re a returning listener of Muse Room Podcast, THANK YOU for sticking with me. If you’re new, welcome! I’m so glad you’re here. Did you enjoy this episode? If so, please consider leaving a review on Apple Podcasts. It’s the best way to support the podcast because it tells Apple that these conversations are worth hearing. Thank you so much for your support.

Welcome back to the podcast and hello from Nashville, Tennessee! In this episode I am sharing a conversation that I recorded back in April with the founder of Coven, Miranda Scott. In our conversation we talk about her journey into spirituality, witchcraft, and her ancestral work. It is a long conversation with tons of takeaways so listen closely. DISCLAIMER: In our conversation we touch on some topics that may be triggering for some people. We touch on grief, loss, abuse, suicide and mental health. If you'd like to skip through that part of the conversation, it begins around 32:54 and goes through about 47:21. It does come up in bits and pieces throughout the whole conversation so if that is something you would rather not listen to, I totally understand and support you. Topics we discuss: -Having an identity outside of being a mother -Her brief excursion into Catholicism -The loss of her parents -Her journey into witchcraft and spirituality -Doing the ancestral work to break the cycle of abuse -Stepping fully into her identity as a queer women and witch Enjoy! How to connect with Miranda: -Follow Coven on Instagram. -Coven's Website -Visit Coven in Lakewood at 1384 Bonneview Ave, Lakewood OH., 44107 If you want to try Honeybook, click this link and use the code: katherine72965 Thank you so much for tuning into Muse Room! If this podcast brings value to your life, please screenshot this episode, share on your IG stories and tag us. It's one of the best ways to support this podcast and helps these conversations find more people. Thank you SO MUCH for your support. Follow along with Muse Room on Instagram here. Questions or suggestions for the podcast? Email me at museroompodcast@gmail.com Interested in starting your own podcast? I produce and manage podcasts for entrepreneurs and creatives so that they can share their voice with the world and not have to worry about all of the work that comes along with managing a podcast. Claim your spot for a November Podcast Launch here. Not ready to launch yet? I am opening up my books for January Launch Spots and you can claim your spot here.

Welcome back to Muse Room! I am so excited to share this week's episode with you. I'm talking with Rachael from Shore Society. Rachael is just lovely. She's smart, creative, intentional and so driven. We sat at her dining room table in her beautiful home and chatted about all things Shore Society. Tune into Episode 35 to hear about how she got into design, how she started her business, her creative process, what inspires her, and so much more. Topics in this episode include: +What currently is inspiring her +How creativity came into her life +Studying graphic design at Kent State University +The trajectory of her business +The line between inspiration and being too influenced by something +Balancing a full time job and a full time business +Her design process Rachael was talking about her collaboration with the Lakewood coffee shop, Brewellas. Find Brewellas on Madison in Lakewood and follow them on Instagram here! Connect with Rachael: Website Instagram Connect with me: Website Instagram Get the One-Month Trial of my ALL INCLUSIVE Podcast Managing Package by clicking here. Grab a ticket to my LIVE podcast event with Nikki from Elan Styling Cle by going to Eventbrite.

Welcome back to the podcast! I KNOW. It has been a while. But I am SO excited to be back!. Today I am sharing a conversation that I had with Ally and Caroline, the best friend duo behind the blog called Oh So Graceful. These gals have been long overdue on the podcast. I mean, they're perfect for Muse Room. They're creative, hilarious and the friendship that they share is so inspiring. I am so grateful to have had the chance to hang out with them. We talked about female friendship, having an identity outside of being a mother, how the blog came about and the woes of social media. Enjoy the episode! If you would like to connect with Ally and Caroline, here's how: Follow them on Instagram Head to their website Want to connect with me? Follow me on Instagram Check out my website Email me at museroompodcast@gmail.com Do you want to start a podcast? I've got you covered. See how we can help you when you go to www.museroom.space/museroommedia Does this podcast bring you value and inspiration? Please help us to continue delivering FREE content to you by leaving us a review! It would mean the world to us.

Today on Joy & Tonic we have our first edition of HAPPY HOUR (even though this episode isn't exactly an hour, forgive me.) Katie Tackett joins me from Muse Room. We chat about her transition from dance to podcasting, what places are cool in Cleveland and the future of podcasting. Connect with Katie below! Find Katie @MuseRoomPodcast and museroom.space Find us @JoyandTonicPodcast and joyandtonicpodcast.com https://anchor.fm/joy-and-tonic/message Music by Anthony Taddeo

Today's episode is a long one and it is a good one. This week's muses are Gia and Alexis, the leaders of Creative Babes Cleveland. I met up with them both for coffee back in October because I was curious about what they were doing and I immediately felt a connection towards them. Since that coffee date I attended two of the Creative Babes Cleveland events and I really just can't get enough. It's like a sleep over but for adults...and without the sleeping over. Words that I think of when I think of hanging out at Creative Babes are cozy, warm, gooey and magical. If you haven't been to one I highly recommend it. I was filled with so many good feelings when they both agreed to come and chat with me on the podcast. We ended up meeting up at Alexis's house on a Sunday morning and it was very on brand. Cozy and magical. We sat on the couch, drank coffee and chatted all things Creative Babes. I'm so excited for you to hear our conversation. Enjoy! Some of the things we talk about in the conversation are: -How Gia and Alexis met and how they fell in friendship love -How Creative Babes was born and how they got the idea to bring it to Cleveland -What it is like being a creative, trying to figure out what you want to do with your life...the options are endless! -Their current inspiration -What it is like working with your best friend -Female friendship AND MORE If you would like to connect with Gia and Alexis here's how: -Follow Creative Babes Cleveland on Instagram -Follow Alexis on Instagram -Follow Gia on Instagram -Check out the Website Connect with me: -Follow me on Instagram -Check out my website -Send an email to museroompodcast@gmail.com -I am booking clients for podcast management. Claim your spot here. -I am also launching an 8 week program called the Podcast Starter Pack. If you have been dreaming of having your own podcast, claim your spot now! Learn more about the program here. Support our sponsors: -Save 20% on your first order with Jar Goods by visiting www.jargoods.com/museroom and use the code MUSE ROOM at check out. -Save 15% on your order with Free Period Press by going to www.freeperiodpress.myshopify.com and use the code MUSE at check out. If this podcast brings value and inspiration to your life, please consider leaving a review. Your support means the world! Thank you for listening!

Welcome back to another episode of Muse Room. This week on the podcast I'm chatting with Lora, the founder of Free Period Press. Lora wanted to make space for more creativity in her life so she decided to create an adult coloring book with the help of her designer friends. Now Free Period Press has an incredible line of paper products that focus on self care, creativity and productivity. I sat down with Lora at Limelight (beautiful co-working space in Ohio City) last week and we chatted all things social media and creativity. In this episode we chat about: -Social media and how Lora takes control of her relationship with it -How Italian culture influenced her childhood and creativity -How she came up with the idea to start Free Period Press -Her creative process -How she got the opportunity to create a zine for the Good Company Magazine AND SO MUCH MORE How to connect with Lora: -Free Period Press on Instagram -Website -Come hang out with her at Muse Reading Room Connect with me: -Instagram -Website -Email: museroompodcast@gmail.com Enter our giveaway until 7pm Tuesday, March 26th! Support our sponsors: Get 15% off your order at Free Period Press by using the code MUSE at checkout. Head to Free Period Press to start shopping. Get 20% off your first order at Jar Goods by using the code MUSEROOM at checkout. Head to www.jargoods.com/museroom to grab your sauce! If this episode brought you joy, please consider rating and leaving a review. Your support means the world! Thank you for listening and I'll chat with you next week!

This week on Muse Room Podcast I've decided to share a conversation that I had on the other podcast I host (Neos Dance Theatre Podcast). Neos Dance Theatre is the professional dance company that I dance with. It's a contemporary ballet company founded by Bobby and Brooke Wesner in Oberlin and Akron, Ohio. I started to create a podcast for Neos a few months ago and had a conversation with DeMarcus Akeem Suggs who is the Director of Education and Outreach for Neos. He moved to Cleveland in August to open a pre-professional dance school for the company. Normally I won't crossover between podcasts but I just thought that Muse Room listeners would enjoy this conversation as well. We chat about how he found dance, what his professional career was like, what it took to get a dance school up and running, how he hopes to impact the dance community and so much more. Notes from the show: -I ask him how him and Bobby met, which if you aren't familiar with Neos, you may not know who that is. He is the Artistic Director and Co-founder of Neos Dance Theatre. -Favorite book right now is a book of poetry called, "Approaching the Fields" by Chanda Feldman -Favorite song right now is "Brooklyn in the Summer" by Aloe Blacc -Some other musicians that he is really into are: -Lianne La Havas -Gregory Porter -Ben L'oncle Soul -Samm Henshaw Connect with DeMarcus on Instagram: @demarcusakeem Connect with Neos Center for Dance on Instagram: @neoscenter4dance Connect with Neos Dance Theatre: -Neos Dance Theatre on Facebook -Website: www.neosdancetheatre.org -Instagram: @neosdancetheatre Some cool things happening with Muse Room: -I have a newsletter! Click this link to subscribe: https://mailchi.mp/6512d52520b7/muse-room-book-club?e=[UNIQID] -I am starting a book club and you don't have to be in Cleveland to participate! Find out more on Instagram @museroompodcast, and subscribe to the mailing list above for more information. -Join the secret Facebook group! Search: *Secret* Muse Room Any questions or just want to say hey? E-mail me at museroompodcast@gmail.com

I am super psyched about today's episode of Muse Room and I can't wait for you to listen. In this episode I interview Thomas Sawyer. He is a photographer, podcaster, entrepreneur, and an advocate for self development. Enjoy and let me know what you think! Connect with Thomas: -https://tomcsawyer.com/ -Instagram @tomcsawyer -Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCGoka3jWRHtETyVes4Rl2Xg -Thomas Sawyer Podcast on iTunes Connect with me: -Instagram @museroompodcast -E-mail: museroompodcast@gmail.com

On this episode of Muse Room you get to meet Mary Elizabeth Fenn. She is a choreographer, dancers, weirdo, creative, my friend, and a mentor to me. I hope you enjoy the conversation! Some notes from the show: -We mention Lacy Phillips who is a manifestation advisor and founder of Free+Native. Check out her work here: https://www.freeandnative.com/ -Books we mention: -Year of Magical Thinking by Joan Didion -The Alchemist by Paul Coelho (Her favorite) -She also mentions her rolfer as someone who keeps her inspired and it just so happens that this person is a future podcast guest. Check her work out here: http://clevelandrolfing.com/ Follow Mary Elizabeth on Instagram: @maryelizabeth.ruthann Her fiance has a really cool coffee roasting company. Check it out: https://www.odddogcoffee.com/ Connect with me: Instagram: @museroompodcast E-mail: museroompodcast@gmail.com

Hi! This is the first episode of Muse Room. I am so excited to finally launch this. My name is Katie I am the host of this podcast where I have conversations with really rad and creative people. In the first episode I chat with the lovely Samantha Phillips of Venus in Aquarius Apothecary. She is an herbalist, reiki practitioner and well versed in Astrology. I loved talking to her and I am so excited to share our conversation. Show notes: We mention quite a few books. Here is a list: -Sprit Junkie by Gabrielle Bernstein -Big Magic by Elizabeth Gilbert - Many Moons workbook by Modern Women (you can pre-order the last book here: http://modernwomen.bigcartel.com/product/many-moons-vol-2-2018-preorder ) -You are a Badass at Making Money by Jen Sincero -Anything by Susun Weed -Material Girl, Mystical World: The Now Age Guide to a High-Vibe Life by Ruby Warrington -The Birthday Book by Clare Gibson -Encyclopedia of Magical Herbs by Scott Cunningham -The Four Agreements by Don Miguel Ruiz -The Glass Castle by Jeannette Walls Sam's trusted sources for herbs and essential oils: -Mountain Rose Herbs -Floracopeia -Nature's Gift Connect with Sam: -Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/venusinaquariusapothecary/ - Etsy: https://www.etsy.com/shop/TheVenusInAquarius -Facebook: Search Venus in Aquarius Apothecary You can also find Sam at the Cleveland Flea! -Follow the Cleveland Flea on Instagram for updates: https://www.instagram.com/clevelandflea/ Connect with me! -Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/museroompodcast/ -E-mail: museroompodcast@gmail.com Album Art by the weird and beautiful Michaela Miller. Follow her on Instagram at: https://www.instagram.com/shutupmeek/ Groovy intro music by Evan Brown of SmokeFace Productions. Go follow him on Instagram here: https://www.instagram.com/smokefacetv/ Thanks for listening! Can't wait to chat again soon.