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Welcum to “Pillow Talk,” the interview series of Pussy Church where Lara calls up her favorite creators to chat about their artistic process and sexuality. Today Lara’s joined by the one and only photographer Michael Donovan! We chatted about how his work centers on the two greatest taboos in life: sex & death, the new sex shop Lara & Michael are building together and the relationship between a nude model and a photographer. Amen. Check out the new $EX SHOP at talesoflara.com & get 10% off for an early bird special with promo code: LARA10 Be sure to rate Pussy Church 5-starts on Apple Podcast! Follow Lara on social Media: @talesoflara 

Welcum to “Pillow Talk,” the quarantine series where Lara calls up her favorite creators to chat about sex, art and challenges them to a game of “Truth or Dare.” Today Lara is joined by queer tattoo artist and illustrator Brit Ablad aka @blaabad! We chatted about how her sexuality plays into her work, her experiences as an Only Fans performer and what we both think about foot fetishes… Amen. Check out Brit's work here! 

Welcum to “Pillow Talk,” the quarantine series where Lara calls up her favorite creators to chat about sex, art and challenges them to a game of “Truth or Dare.” Today Lara is joined by adult performer Small Hands! We chatted about what it takes to to become a porn star, that sex is really about worshipping your partner and what you can do to make your cum taste better… Amen. Check out our incredible guest Small Hands on IG! Also check out Lara's favorite sex toy now: the WOMANIZER!  Use promo code LARA5 for a discount! Be sure to rate Pussy Church 5-starts on Apple Podcast! Follow Lara on social Media: @talesoflara 

Welcum to “Pillow Talk,” the quarantine series where Lara calls up her favorite creators to chat about sex, art and challenges them to a game of “Truth or Dare.” Today: Lara is joined by two friends of hers, Alex & Balazs, to have an intimate chat about what makes us all insecure in bed, why men and women aren’t as different as we think and how communication trumps porn any day. Amen.

Lara Merriken is a dreammaker. I have so much love and respect for this woman. I knew she was special from the minute I met her at VeloSwap in 2003, slinging energy bites in plastic baggies. I had a feeling she would change the world, I just didn’t realize how much she would change it and how quickly. Lara is the founder of Larabar. If you aren’t familiar with Larabar, I’d be shocked, because it’s now an absolute empire. She had the idea to create healthy, nutritious energy bars when she was frustrated with her options on a hike many years ago. The goal was to use clean, simple ingredients. She started by dreaming up flavors and then mixing dried fruits and nuts in her kitchen. That was almost 20 years ago. Today Lara is a free agent of sorts, as she sold Larabar to General Mills a mere 5 years after she officially launched. Hers is a massive success story on the business front, but it’s what she’s done since that many don’t think about – how to redefine yourself after a company with your own name is no longer yours. We talk about that and so much more in today’s episode. You may not know that I have a special connection to Larabar. When I officially debuted Skirt Sports at the 2004 Ironman Wisconsin, I was sponsored by Larabar. My claim to fame is that I’m the only athlete Larabar ever sponsored! Anyway, in my special needs bag on the bike, I had 2 food items: an Oatmeal Cream Pie from the gas station $.50 rack and a Cashew Cookie Larabar. I ate them both and won the race! Proof that real food is power!  Today we talk about:  Growing up sporty Competitive volleyball: How Lara learned discipline & teamwork The 10,000 Hours Rule: It takes that long to truly master something (Malcolm Gladwell coined this concept) Why being OPEN "with intention" is important How to truly be open Overcoming the need to make other people happy All things Larabar: humble beginnings, fast growth, successful exit The next frontier: How do you redefine yourself when your namesake is no longer yours? Tennis: Renewed passion, healthy obsession & drive to succeed How motherhood has changed her outlook After the interview I pulled out a few Larabars and offered them to her. Which is funny because don’t you think she probably has her own? Anyway, I asked, "Do you still eat a lot of Larabars?" and she said, “I always test them.” She wants to know that they’re fresh and delicious and spot-on with the recipes. I love this about her. I’ve always respected Lara and really appreciated that she is such a genuine, “normal” person. The trick is when a normal person does something so extraordinary, how does she adapt and integrate her “new normal” into her life without compromising who she is? The really cool thing? This can apply to any big life change. How do you retain your core essence: the beautiful things that make you who you are when you experience change? Somehow Lara has navigated these waters with grace and self-love and is passing them down to her son as we speak. If you haven’t tried Larabars before, go do it. Her original Cashew Cookie will always be my fave. I saw that they just released a new Protein line which I’m now salivating to try. Allright then, you know what time it is. It’s time to get over to the grocery store and pick up some new Larabar Flavors! It’s also time to get out there and Run This world! Have a great workout and I’ll see you next week!

Aired Tuesday, 9 May 2017, 2:00 PM ET The Power of Stillness What if the internal confusion and despair that stems from not feeling like you’re enough was really the conduit to your soul’s calling? Not that long ago, a major health crisis, end of her 25-year marriage and a spiritual awakening brought today’s guest, Lara Jaye’s “perfect” world to collapse. While viewing the pieces of what was her life, a voice whispered in her ear, “You are enough” and lit a spark of hope. As she learned to ‘be still’ she began viewing the pieces of what was her life, a voice whispered in her ear, “You are enough” and lit a spark of hope. Today Lara is a powerful leader who takes her clients on a transformational journey to dig deep into their limiting beliefs, challenges them to rise above their fears, and invites them to discover their limitless potential and live their bravest dream. As Lara discovered, what’s waiting on the other side of our darkest days is a life beyond what we can imagine. About the Guest: Lara Jaye Transformational Coach, Spiritual Advisor, Bestselling author and Radio Show host Lara Jaye passionately inspires others to transformation. Through speaking, retreats and workshops Lara teaches her clients and guests how to shine light into their darkest corners, release stale patterns that keep them stuck, and discover their unique purpose so they can live with more clarity, confidence, and connection. Lara’s own journey through the collapse of her ‘perfect life’ led her to the a powerful awakening where she chose self-love over self-hate and began her limitless journey. Lara is the author of the #1 bestseller, More Than Enough: Discover Your Limitless Potential and Live Your Bravest Dream, and the host of The Zen Leader radio show on WSRQ. Lara lives in Florida where she mentors leaders to achieve more significance in their own lives. WEBSITE: http://www.larajaye.com FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/MsLaraJaye/ LINKEDIN: https://www.linkedin.com/in/larajaye/ TWITTER: https://twitter.com/mslarajaye

According to Lara Briden, "Periods are the monthly report card of women's health". For generations now, women have been led to believe that issues with their periods are "normal", and that they're easily controlled or tamed with hormonal treatments, like the oral contraceptive pill. As a specialist in women's health Lara Briden has devoted her career to deconstructing these fictional views of women's health with her informative blog "Lara Briden's Healthy Hormone Blog" and a recently authored book "The Period Repair Manual". Today Lara talks to us about the hallmarks of healthy menstruation and what can go wrong.

Women, particularly moms, are looking for flexibility and independence when it comes to their careers. Today Lara talks about why entrepreneurship makes so much sense for women, why women make great entrepreneurs, and how it can create independence for many women who seek their own income. Lara offers business coaching along with mothering tips, small business marketing strategies, and funny stories about the joys and chaos of being a mom entrepreneur. If you could use a little inspiration, or a guide from a mom entrepreneur who's "been there, done that," or if you just want to hear from a woman who has learned to laugh off her mistakes and accept her life as perfect (just the way it is), you'll want to tune in every week. Lara is an author, speaker and business coach. Hire her when you need the clarity and confidence to make big decisions and changes in your life or business, or have her speak to your group. Learn more at www.LaraGalloway.com or www.MomBizCoach.com. Grab a copy of her book, Moms Mean Business: A Guide to Creating a Successful Company and a Happy Life as a Mom Entrepreneur, just published by Career Press at www.MomsMeanBusinessBook.com.