Podcast appearances and mentions of starr struck

unkind. Collection II - 'antithesis.'Track 11. - unkind. Prod. By GH0ST I was already starr-struck once and that was enough. That's what I call being violently beaten into a bloody mess by a man named “starr” Starr-Struck. Haha It should be funny, But it's not. -GH0ST.

unkind. Collection II - 'antithesis.'Track 11. - unkind. Prod. By GH0ST I was already starr-struck once and that was enough. That's what I call being violently beaten into a bloody mess by a man named “starr” Starr-Struck. Haha It should be funny, But it's not. -GH0ST.

unkind. Collection II - 'antithesis.'Track 11. - unkind. Prod. By GH0ST I was already starr-struck once and that was enough. That's what I call being violently beaten into a bloody mess by a man named “starr” Starr-Struck. Haha It should be funny, But it's not.

Welcome to this week's episode of Bizzimumzi, hosted by the incredible Ashley Verma. Today, Ashley welcomes a remarkable guest, Mary Catherine Starr, the Founder of The Mom Life Comics. Mary's journey is nothing short of inspiring. She began her life's adventure growing up in the vibrant city of Atlanta, Georgia. After completing her education at a small liberal arts school in Kentucky, she found herself in the bustling heart of New York City, working in marketing as a recent college graduate. However, Mary's entrepreneurial spirit and creative soul yearned for something more. In 2009, Mary and her then-boyfriend, now-husband, Ben, relocated to Washington, DC, where she decided to make a bold move. She transitioned from a corporate desk job to become a yoga teacher, embracing her love for yoga, art, and blogging. It was during this time that she birthed her blog, Starr Struck, and ventured into the world of yoga studio management and Etsy, where she began crafting beautiful greeting cards. The year 2012 marked a significant milestone as Mary and Ben tied the knot and embarked on a new chapter, settling in Cape Cod, Ben's hometown. They soon started their family in 2016. Mary's journey continued to evolve as she launched a graphic design and consulting business, taught yoga at various studios, and even explored the world of podcasting. But it was in the digital realm of @momlife_comics on Instagram where Mary truly found her calling. Through Mom Life Comics, she candidly shares the challenges and joys of motherhood, marriage, and being a woman in today's world. While she had to face online trolls and endure their negativity, Mary's resilience shone through. She refused to be silenced and instead used her illustrations as a powerful means to connect with a supportive community. In this week's Bizzimumzi episode, Ashley and Mary dive deep into the intricacies of motherhood—the highs, the lows, and the journey of self-discovery that comes with creating your own business. Mary unveils the fascinating process behind each Mom Life Comic square and the profound impact it has had on her and her family. But that's not all—Mary shares her experience of dealing with online trolls and how she and her family decided to stand up and speak out against them. Through her art and her voice, Mary has cultivated a vibrant and supportive community that keeps the noisy trolls at bay. Join Ashley and Mary as they explore the beautiful chaos of daily life, the pursuit of balance, and the quest for joy amidst the adventures of motherhood. This episode is a testament to the strength of creative entrepreneurship and the power of using your voice to build something meaningful. Thank you for supporting the Bizzimumzi podcast. Be sure to subscribe to the channel and download all your favourite episodes to stay inspired on your own entrepreneurial journey. Be sure to follow Mary Catherine Starr here: https://www.marycatherinestarr.com/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This is the continuation of our last episode with former WWF / WCW Wrestler Hollywood Bob Starr. The Guys Play OH THE HUMANITY! Talk more crazy stories with Bob.Plus a new Featured Beer.Make Sure you follow us on Social Media!Twitter: @TheHHPodInstagram:TheHH_PodFacebook:The Happy Hour Podcast / Happyhour Pod

The guys invite former WCW / WWF Wrestler Hollywood Bob Starr into the studio. This is part 1 of a 2 part episode with Bob talking about his career in pro wrestling. Bobs career has spanned over 30 years and he has been in the ring with stars such as Sting, Ric Flair. Randy Savage, Shawn Michaels and many many others.Bob also answers Various questions from the fans.Be sure to follow usTwitter: @TheHHPodFacebook:happyhour PodInstagram:Thehh_pod

We get a little risqué talking about personal smooching dos & donts, FWB, and maybe even mention s*xting! I also cut a full minute of us talking about how many followers we have on twitter- you're welcome!!!! https://twitter.com/silvia717 https://twitter.com/crayolaawonderr https://twitter.com/smoochsquadpod Email us questions, problems, gush about a crush smoochsquadpod@gmail.com If you want to be truly ANONYMOUS here you are: http://tinyurl.com/smoochsquad Thank you to Lukas Phelan for our stellar original music https://lukasphelan.com Thank you to Sofie DiFabio for our smoochie avatar https://difabiosofia.wixsite.com/sofieedeeart

Sarah Brassard has spent the past 20 years of her career focused on healing. She's been on both a personal and professional journey of physical, emotional, spiritual, and energetic growth and learning, and most recently, she's authored her first book that explores these topics in more detail. In this episode, Sarah shares her story and how she went from boutique owner, to massage therapist, to yoga studio owner, to coach, author, and speaker. Learn more at SarahBrassard.com and BuiltonCapeCod.com. Brought to you Love Live Local and Starr Struck. 

When you're a Cape Cod entrepreneur, it can feel impossible to separate your work from your life--especially when your business is greatly affected by the seasonality of our sandbar.  In this episode, Mary Catherine, Jen, + Amanda (the creators of BOCC), discuss time management, work-life balance, and how to take care of yourself when running a business on Cape Cod. Learn more at BuiltonCapeCod.com. Brought to you by LoveLiveLocal and Starr Struck. 

A huge part of being an entrepreneur is learning how + when it's time to let go--whether that means letting go of a business endeavor, a specific project, or even making the decision to close a business for good. In our first episode of Season 2, Mary Catherine, Jen, + Amanda (the creators of Built on Cape Cod), discuss this subject and how it relates to Amanda's recent decision to close one of her businesses, Shift Eco Boutique, after 9 years. Learly more at BuiltonCapeCod.com.  Brought to you by LoveLiveLocal and Starr Struck.

In 2009, Tom Nortz + Rick Garceau turned their dream of running a Bed + Breakfast into a reality when they bought Captain David Kelley House in Centerville. For the first 4 years that they were in business, they ran the B&B while both still working their 9-5 jobs, but when they hit a breaking point in 2013, they took it full-time and haven't looked back since. In this episode, Tom + Rick discuss their journey from dreaming about running a B&B to being the the faces of Captain David Kelley house, which was just named one of the Top 25 B&Bs in the world by TripAdvisor.   Learn more at CaptainDavidKelleyHouse.com and BuiltonCapeCod.com. This episode is sponsored by Rogers & Gray Insurance + Sunderland Printing. Brought to you by LoveLiveLocal and Starr Struck.       

Katie Clancy got her start in Real Estate in 2006, shortly before the housing crisis hit and right before she found out she was pregnant with her fourth child. Despite these challenges, Katie went on to make the big career change from teacher to real estate agent + persevered until she had grown The Cape House into a formidable real estate team--while simultaneously making a name for herself as a speaker and trainer in her field. In this episode, Katie shares her inspiring story and all of the ups-and-downs that have led her to where she is today. Learn more at TheCapeHouseTeam.com and BuiltonCapeCod.com. This episode is sponsored by Rogers & Gray Insurance and The Cooperative Bank of Cape Cod. Brought to you by LoveLiveLocal and Starr Struck. 

Jake Dewey started All Cape Boat Rentals in 2006 when he was looking for a way to offset the cost of his own boat by renting it out for a couple of weeks in the summer. Since then, the business has grown to a fleet of around 20 rental boats + 7 summer staff members. In this episode, Jake shares the story behind his boat rental business and the parallel growth of his rental property business, which isn't as public as All Cape Boat Rentals but is just as successful. Learn more at AllCapeBoatRentals.com.  This episode is sponsored by The Cooperative Bank of Cape Cod and Rogers & Gray Insurance. Built on Cape Cod is brought to you by LoveLiveLocal and Starr Struck. 

Oh my, this is a doozy of a subject. Why do we women feel guilty so often and in so many areas of our lives? In this week's episode, my good friend (and Starr Struck team member!) Sara and I discuss our issues with guilt, what we feel guilty about, why we think women have so much more guilt than men, and how we try to deal with our negative feelings around the subject.  You can learn more + view the shownotes at StarrStruckRadio.com. Thanks for listening!

In this episode, we chat about a subject that normally wouldn’t enter into the Starr Struck lexicon--cars. But, we talk about cars as they relate to some bigger picture life issues and topics, such as materialism, values, self-image, and finances. In the first half of the episode, we each share our car history and tell a few ridiculous car stories (they are really ridiculous and we laugh a lot). In the second half of the episode, we talk about the car issues that we’re facing right now, and how these issues are inspiring us to take a look at our values, our relationship, and our attachment issues. Learn more and view the shownotes on StarrStruckBlog.com.  Thanks SO much for listening!

Our first guest! In this week’s episode, we welcome our good friend, Brian, to the show to discuss a subject that both Ben and Brian know a lot about--what to do with your money. In the first half of the episode, we’re going to discuss what we mean by "investing," why you should be interested in investing (even if you're not!), why our generation is so scared of investing, and Ben and Brian will each share their advice for someone who is intimidated by financial management in general. In the second half of the episode, we’re going to discuss the importance of saving for your future, why investing is important for individuals, why it’s important for society as a whole, and then Ben and Brian will answer some rapid fire questions to close out the show. Learn more on the blog, Starr Struck.  Thanks for listening!

In this week’s episode, we delve into a rather personal subject and discuss some of the issues that we're facing in making the decision when to have kids (or, when to begin exploring this process).  We decided to let our listeners in on this intimate conversation in order to share what it’s like to be a couple in the child-bearing/child-rearing age group--who knows that they want to have kids--but who still isn't sure when they want to start down this road.  Our hope is that this episode sheds some light on some of the issues that can come up for individual couples when making this BIG life decision, and how careers, age, finances, and time management/scheduling can come into play when pondering this topic. Learn more on the blog, Starr Struck. Thanks for listening!

Whether you work in a traditional office or online, whether you're a solopreneur or an employee of a big corporation, there's something that you need to master--how to walk the fine line between promoting yourself [your work, your accomplishments, and/or your business] and being annoying, braggy, or downright narcissistic. In this week's episode, Ben and Mary Catherine take on this topic in two parts: In the first half of the episode, Ben talks about this subject as it relates to promoting yourself and getting noticed in a traditional workplace. In the second half of the episode, Mary Catherine discusses this subject as it pertains to promoting yourself, your products, your services, and/or your business online.  This episode is full of tips on how to stand up for yourself, how to promote your work, and how to market yourself without being that person.  You can view more about the show on the blog, Starr Struck. 

We bought a house! After closing on our very first home last week, we're using this week's episode to share our experience with the home-buying process and share the challenges that we encountered.  In the first half of the episode, we discuss our initial decision to start this process and the issues that came up during the house search. In the second half, we share how we found our new house and the challenges of actually buying that house and securing a mortgage. Near the end of the episode we delve into the challenges we’re facing now that we own our very first home and some of our tips for those who might be starting the home-buying process (or going through it right now). You can view a few pictures of our new house on the blog, Starr Struck. Thanks for listening!

What's your morning routine? Are you making the most of your AM hours? In Starr Struck Radio's first episode, we tackle this subject in a two-part discussion.  In the first half of the episode, we delve into why you should makeover your mornings (with lots of help from Laura Vanderkam's book What The Most Successful People Do Before Breakfast). In the second half, we discuss our own morning routines, how they've changed our lives, and share some of our tips on how you can start to make the most of your mornings.  Learn more on the blog, Starr Struck. Thanks for listening!