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Hannah Gross is the Vice President and Head of West Coast A&R at Mom & Pop Music. She's worked with several artists including Wallows, Fitz & the Tantrums, Anderson East, Kaleo, Caamp, Jai Wolf, Tom Morello, Del Water Gap and more… She joins this week to tell her story and share all of the chapters of her career in music so far, which ultimately led to the current position she has now at Mom & Pop Music! We also get into actionable steps that you can apply to get your dream job in music, or to get your artist project noticed by the right labels! If you got something valuable out of this episode, do me a massive favor and share it with a friend that you think would enjoy it too. Timestamps: 0:00 - Intro 4:45 - Who is Hannah Gross 5:49 - Hannah's Music Background 8:00 - Hannah Discovers Being an Artist Isn't Her Thing 9:27 - Getting Super Involved in A&R work in the beginning 10:34 - The Importance of Working Different Jobs 14:23 - What is Hannah Looking for When Finding New Music 15:53 - What A&R is Really Like 19:04 - Choosing Your Battles & Working With a Team 23:11- Women in A&R 25:43 - Work So Hard You Won't Get Denied 27:53 - Paying Your Dues in Your 20s 31:01 - Being the Most Efficient & RIPPING 32:40 - Standing Out as a Woman in the Industry 34:55 - Mentorship 38:45 - Putting in the Work To Get the Job 41:30 - What Kept Hannah Motivated 45:28 - Hannah's Advice To Anyone in Music 46:27 - How to Send An Email That Doesn't Suck 48:06 - Should You Be Picky About A Position Starting at a Label? 50:37 - How Much Do Socials Matter For An Artist Trying To Get Signed? 52:23 - Don't Chase Labels 53:38 - What Hannah's Excited About for the Future 55:25 - Conclusion Mentioned on the Show: The Punk Rock MBA: https://www.thepunkrockmba.com/podcasts/all/ Mom+Pop Music: http://www.momandpopmusic.com/ Hannah Gross: @hannyb93 Andrew Cramb: @andrew_ftw Where Are All My Friends Podcast: Bonus Patreon Content: https://www.patreon.com/whereareallmyfriends Subscribe: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC2_TuYF3dJ0rF0L51_0DVaQ?sub_confirmation=1

In an industry that is dominated by big brands, how can you stand out from the crowd and launch something new? In this episode, I chat to Hannah Lovegrove, co-founder of Lovegrove essentials, about what it takes to launch an organics skincare brand that is made in the UK. Hannah started her award-winning business in 2015 with her daughter Hayley. She has some great advice for how she has achieved such success by putting the customer first and ensuring the highest standards in everything that the company does. Discover:  How Hannah, with her daughter Hayley, began Lovegrove Essentials through their combined experience in the beauty and wellbeing industries 02:02 Why Lovegrove prefer to manufacture their products themselves and how they launched with just 5 key products 04:31 How understanding their audience helped Lovegrove to promote and sell their products 07:55 The high standards that Lovegrove Essentials maintain to ensure accreditation on their products 10:33 The challenges of starting a beauty brand 13:56 How Brexit and Covid caused supply chain issues and meant that Lovegrove had to take a pause on distribution 14:56 The expansion of the Lovegrove Essentials team from the original mother and daughter founders 17:57 What Hannah would have done differently if she was launching the brand again 19:29 The one big tip Hannah has for anyone looking to set up their own beauty and wellness brand 26:12 More about Lovegrove Essentials Lovegrove Essentials website Follow Lovegrove Essentials on Instagram, Twitter & Facebook More Make it British Join Make it British -  become a member of our community Work with me -  find out how we can work together to build your British-made brand Make it British website Make it British Brands Directory - search for brands and manufacturers that make in the UK Manufacturers Directory - search for manufacturers that are verified members of Make it British Make it British Instagram

Not only is there a large disconnect from the average American to animal agriculture, there is actually a perceptible growing negative sentiment towards animal agriculture. Most people don't have much interaction with food outside of ordering it at a restaurant or removing it from a grocery store shelf. This growing distance in generations between conventional animal agriculture and the average consumer continues to broaden.  Even though farmers and ranchers can be frustrated over the unawareness of the average consumer, the consumer is not to blame. The problem is a very small but loud percentage of the population that doesn’t believe that animal agriculture should be done, that there is no way to responsibly raise animals for production, and that no amount of animal welfare policy could ever be enough, use fear-mongering and the spread of misinformation to widen that gap even more.  Hannah Thompson-Weeman is the Vice President of Strategic Engagement for the Animal Agriculture Alliance (Alliance). A non-profit created to bridge the communication between the farm and fork, she works with influencers like the media, dietitians, restaurants, and retail groups to answer questions about animal agriculture. With an undergraduate degree and a masters both in agricultural communications, Hannah is no stranger to the communication strategies and tactics necessary to help the Alliance’s members communicate effectively on animal agriculture.  Influencing the InfluencerThe purpose of the Alliance is to influence the influencers. By not focusing on the difficult and often expensive audience of the end consumer, Hannah finds the people, companies, and organizations that are the gatekeepers of information about food and agriculture.  Media Dietitians Social Media Influencers Restaurants  Retail Brands  “We try not to spread ourselves too thin,” says Hannah about the Alliance’s small team of five. “We spend our time with the groups that are turning around and influencing bigger [spheres].” Communication to Influencers“We aren’t here to tell you to eat more meat or encourage consumption of one protein or animal by-product over the other,” says Hannah. “You can make your own food choices and those can be made on your own values and budget.”  What Hannah’s team wants to ensure is that the facts made by those with influence is based on facts, not fear and misinformation. It’s oftentimes forgotten that the term vegan is not synonymous with activist, and that even those who personally choose not to eat animal by-products don’t have to be against animal agriculture.  Handling the Hard Conversations  Radical TransparencyHannah believes in radical transparency and that, if animal agriculture practices are scientifically sound, veterinarian-supported, and necessary for animal care and food safety, then we should all be comfortable talking about them. We must identify the areas of concerns that make people ask questions that we are hesitant to talk about. If we can’t explain that, then we need to take a hard look and think about why we do that in that way. If we can’t stand in front of an audience and talk about it, then maybe we need to change it.  Engagement versus DefenseIt’s better to come from a place of engagement versus a place of defense. When you comment, react or share a negative post about animal agriculture you are simply playing into the hands of those that want animal agriculture gone and pushing their post in the social media algorithm. This applies even if you share the post with your own commentary.  Hannah’s advice is to write your own response or post a screenshot if you have too but all of those scenarios is a sign of defense. Engaging in the controversy of the message with radical transparency by sharing your opinion, what you do on your farm or what you have seen on other farms that raise that kind of animal is a positive way...

Healing trauma is a daunting task that most people wish to push under the rug. After a failed suicide attempt, this week's guest knew facing her pain head-on was the only thing she could do. Hannah Deindorfer experienced more life than one could possibly imagine before hitting 21 years of age. Assuming responsibility for a bipolar parent as a child, being in an abusive relationship in her teens, and experiencing an eating disorder in college led Hannah down an icy road in Michigan where she attempted to take her own life. After surviving, she was determined to face her trauma head on and start the path to healing. In today's episode, Hannah shares what healing trauma looks like, daily practices for feeling grounded, and how she approaches having difficult conversations with family. Hannah also shares how leaning into her pain and trauma allowed her to find her passion which turned into a lucrative coaching business she owns today. Hannah's story is filled with courage and hope, I know you're going to get so much from it. Note: Hannah and I discuss suicide in this episode. If this is something that triggers you, please refrain from listening. If you need any mental health or suicide support, please call the National Suicide Prevention Hotline at: 800-273-8255. Episode Highlights:  3:14 Discovering your upper and lower thresholds and what they mean 6:48 Growing up quickly and taking care of a bipolar parent at 13 9:38 Hannah's eating disorder and suicide attempt on an icy road in Michigan 14:11 The importance of sitting with your pain when healing trauma 16:43 Deciding to move to San Diego for a $500/month job 20:11 The puzzle pieces Hannah put together to create a half a million dollar coaching business in two years 24:51 What Hannah believes has been pivotal to her growth and a key part of her success 28:07 Hannah's unique approach to coaching that creates successful businesses and even better humans 31:47 Healing family relationships after experiencing trauma 35:38 How to have tough conversations with the people you love 39:67 The first step to healing trauma 42:11 Daily practices for feeling grounded and safe 45:17 Hannah's latest coaching program rooted in transformation and healing 48:28 How to get in touch with Hannah Links and Resources:  Hannah's Website Hannah on Instagram The Inner Edge Program The Big Leap by Gay Hendricks Landmark Podcast 017: How to Turn Relationship Conflict Into Connection with Annie Lalla Guest Bio: Hannah Deindorfer is a business mentor, mental health advocate, suicide attempt survivor, anorexia survivor, Harry Potter nerd, writer, coffee snob, and dog mom who lives in Austin, Texas. She has a talent for helping those around her see the possibilities for their future successes and creating a path for them to get there. She has built a multiple six-figure coaching business as a solopreneur, while working less than 30 hours a week and supports others in building the online businesses of their dreams as well. Some call her a fairy, that would be accurate. Did you enjoy this episode? Please drop a comment below or leave a review on iTunes to let me know! I love hearing what you think and it helps others who want to Do It Different find the podcast as well.

Hey planners! I am so excited to have on today’s guest, Hannah Campbell-Anderson of Day of Gal. Hannah got into the wedding planning business after being a bridesmaid over 9 times and experiencing over 40 weddings for friends and family! In this episode, Hannah shares how she got into the wedding industry and why she chose to focus on partial coordination services. Hannah gives insight into how she and her team divvy up the workflow and their processes for running Day of Gal. She and Heather talk about creating boundaries with clients, her biggest challenges she’s faced while growing her business and how to avoid the wrong clients early on!     What’s in this episode:   What Hannah does and who her business serves Her background leading up to how she got into the wedding industry How she went from production to weddings The point she reached when she decided it was time to grow a team How they divvy up the workflow between the team What their partial coordination service looks like Why putting boundaries in place with clients was important for her  What her processes are for working with clients The biggest challenges she’s faced while growing her business How she thinks wedding industry will shift in the future What her own wedding was like Her advice about avoiding the wrong clients   About Hannah: After being a Bridesmaid 9 times, the reader, the wedding singer, the Officiant, and attending over 40 weddings for friends and family, you could say she knew her way around a wedding…Hannah Campbell-Anderson saw one thing missing at almost all of these weddings- a coordinator. A non friend/family member, who knows all the details and major players of the day- from vendors to grandmothers, flower delivery time to the Groom’s favorite cocktail.  Someone whose job it is to be your advocate and wrangle the day from beginning to end. Someone you can trust to hand over the reins to- your wedding’s Day of GAL! Connect with Hannah: Website | Instagram | Pinterest This episode of the Planner Life Podcast is brought to you by Your Legal BFF. One important part of your wedding planning business is having professionally drafted contracts that protect you and your business while helping clients feel secure about investing in you. Going to a lawyer can be intimidating and expensive, that’s why we’re proud partners of Your Legal BFF, your go-to legal bestie. They offer customizable contract templates specifically for the wedding industry. Head to yourlegalbff.com and use the code: Plannerlife to save 15% off your choice of select templates.    Can’t wait to hear more? Subscribe on your favorite podcast platform so you can be the first to know when we release a new episode! Get to know us even more by following along with us on Instagram @lindsaylongacre and @heatherhoesch. We’d love for you to visit us online on our website. Ready to uplevel your wedding planning business? We have so many resources and goodies available for you at The Planner Life Academy.

This week's episode is all about comparative and competitive titles—what they are, how they work, and the most common writer mistakes. We talk about the books that are off-limits for comps, how to figure out if a book you're considering is the right size (based off of information that is easily searchable), and how comps are just like the human “algorithms” you use every day to help your friends read, learn, and cook. We also talk about non-traditional (and more accessible!) definitions of platform, how editors pitch your books to their teams, and what you can do now to improve your odds of getting published. You can check out Hannah's class, Cracking The Comp Title Code, going live Wednesday, June 17, at 8:30pm EDT, at https://manuscriptacademy.com/cracking-the-comp-title-code-class. A replay is also available at the same link. 13:58: The eternal platform question 19:09: Comps: What they're for, how to use them, and how they help your book 21:00: The books you can't use as comps 23:25: How editors pitch manuscripts at editorial board and acquisitions meetings 26:12: What Hannah looks for in comp titles—and why an A-/B+ midlist comp title is ideal 33:25: How to use Amazon to know if you can and should use a particular book as a comp

In This Episode You Will Learn About: -Chris and Lori’s Become Aligned course -Hannah’s destination wedding in Paris -Why she has zero regrets about her dress -What Hannah does for fun -Transitioning from music videos to more narrative projects -Working collaboratively to bring an artist’s vision to life -The rise of female directors   Resources: -hannahluxdavis.com -Instagram: @hannahluxdavis -becomealigned.com -eventluv.com   Show Notes: Hannah Lux-Davis is an award-winning director who works with musicians like Ariana Grande, Miley Cyrus and Lana Del Ray. In this conversation we cover everything from how she started in filmmaking as a production assistant and make-up artist to why she avoids jumping on Instagram.   Question Highlights: -How do you deal with lots of big personalities and potentially big egos? -How do you stay focused on something when there is a lot of pressure? -How do you avoid getting stuck when things aren’t going your way? -What shows up in your body and mind when you're not in alignment with your work? -How do you tap into your creativity?  -What do wish people who would like to emulate your career would ask you?   Guest Bio: Hannah Lux-Davis is an award-winning American filmmaker best known for her striking imagery and iconic vision. The industry's top artists consistently trust her to create boundary-pushing music videos that garner billions of views around the globe. With experience and design, directing and editing, she curates every detail on her projects from start to finish.

Hannah Walker reflects on her team's first year in business at WorkHub in Tyler, TX. We cover: A little about Tyler, TX What role does Workhub play in your community? What is special about Workhub? What WorkHub members do for work What has surprised Hannah the most in your first year of running a coworking space? What Hannah has enjoyed the most? What has been the most challenging? What advice would Hannah give another operator to help them prepare for their first year? What is Hannah excited about for year 2?

Hannah Marie is a family and child portrait photographer from Kitchener Ontario who’s clients say things like "She’s a true artist with a gift" and "Her photos convey real, raw, and intimate emotions. They will forever remind me of this special time in my life". Today Im really excited to chat with her to discover how she can deliver such powerful images!   In This Episode You'll Learn: How Hannah got her start in photography The hardest part about the technicals of photography to learn The job description of a child portrait photographer How Hannah booked her first clients What Hannah tries to capture when photographing children Bad info Hannah hears being taught to new photographers Obvious signs of an amateur photographer Premium Members Will Also Learn: How to connect with kids when taking their portrait The legalities of working with kids and posting their photos online How to build your portfolio when just getting started What to focus on after you know how to use your camera Why the client experience is everything! How taking a year off of photography set her business and life up for success Resources: International Family Photographer Hannah Marie’s Website Hannah Marie’s Photography Education Site Hannah Marie on Facebook Hannah Marie on Instagram Hannah Marie’s photographer Facebook group Hannah Marie’s Creative Live Course Check out more at www.BeginnerPhotographyPodcast.com Have A Question? Reach out to us on social Facebook: www.Facebook.com/BeginnerPhotographyPodcast.com Instagram: www.Instagtam.com/BeginnerPhotoPodcast Or Email us at: BeginnerPhotographyPodcast@gmail.com

https://youtu.be/UE-lvxF_S9M Be a Banana 1 samuel 1:1-18 Outline of the book- Birth of Samuel, Becomes Gods number one, raised by Eli the Priest, Up to this point, Israel didn’t have a king. They want king so they can complain like the rest of the ruled, they want someone to rule them!Samuel sets out to find a King for Israel.Samuel is going to choose a guy named Saul, and he doesn’t make a great choice, Saul fights the philistines, but fails at uniting the tribes of Israel. God sends Samuel to find another KingSaul settles on a young man named David the son of Jesse as the heir apparent. David eventually becomes Sauls amor bearer. Davids main job is to sing songs and play his lyre to soothe Sauls demons. The philistines continue to cause problems, there is this one main Philistine named goliath that goes toe to toe with Davide to decide the ultimate winner of their wars. David fights this Goliath and wins.David becomes popular, Saul gets jealous, attempts to kill him many times, David gets more powerful. Saul eventually dies and David readies to become King.That’s the snap shot. We’re going to be in here for a whileWhats the whole point? Israel wants a King- They get a king- but they don’t like the King so they want a new kingREAD 1 Samuel 12:13-15 We wont be here for at least a year- but this shows you where we’re going Why does this book apply to us Today?Its no different today- People want to be ruled! People think that the US is Israel and the President is our King!I am tired of arguing about Presidential politics. Honestly I was tired of it during Obama, Bush, and Clinton. It’s a spiritual diversion. Its divisive.I don’t care who you voted for- at this point we’re just arguing who gets to be in charge of the POW camp. This office was never intended to save, secure or bless. My blessings are in the throne room of God- My hope is placed on Jesus Christ.The answer for Israel 3000 years ago is the same answer for the US today-Read 1 Sam 12:11-12 “when the Lord your God was your king.”The end result of Israel is the end result of us today- YHWH- the God of the universe is supposed to be our king- He is the one who is supposed to rule and reign over us- he is to be our leader- Revelation 19:16 And He has on His robe and on His thigh a name written: KING OF KINGS AND LORD OF LORDS.Rules for this engagement-YOU need to be reading 1 Samuel repeatedly during the next seasonWe cannot cover every theme of every passage. We’ll cover some stuff, we wont cover othersWe want to find Jesus in the OT. We want to see his kingship as it applies to us TODAY So lets get into this story today- “Be a Banana” why?  Because Hannah BananaHopeless Hannah- her issue? She was barren- she couldn’t have any children wanted childrenIts still a big deal today- but it was bigger back then- no kids equals no future- no honor, no retirement, no status. No respctFor whatever reason “the Lord had closed her womb” meaning- what she wanted, was out of her control- and she needed God to move to get it. Only God could make it happenEver been in a situation like that? Only God can fix your relationship, get you that job, heal your body, fix your finances, ONLY God can do it- Its out of your control! So what happens?Her husband Elkanah tries as best as he can to satisfy her-“a double portion” was given to her- but it wasn’t enough- things of the material world weren’t enough to satisfy the longing of a heartHe admonishes her with his words “ am I not worth more than 10 men”What Hannah wanted couldn’t be found in more “stuff”What Hannah needed couldn’t be found in a worldly relationship with her HusbandShe needed God to move! She needed him to do something!What a horrible time it must have been for Hannah- How hard it must have been- Longing, wanting, yearning- Even worse? She was getting ridiculed for it as well! V6 And her rival also provoked her severely, to make her miserable,

In this week's episode we are chatting to UK wedding and family photographer, Hannah MacGregor of Funky Photographers.      Hannah has been running her business for over 10 years and has published a book about portrait photography.       We chat about the following:   What Hannah loves about photographing weddings and people How she manages to shoot so many weddings and family shoots each year and still say sane How she builds a connection with all of her wedding clients How she managed to shoot 48 weddings in the year she was pregnant!  What advice she would give to new photographers starting out   And lots of wonderful random stuff in between! Hannah's passion and enthusiasm is infectious, so we know this chat will put a smile on your face and leave you feeling inspired.        Thank you to Folio Albums for sponsoring this episode. Use the code ‘shoot edit’ to get 40% off a studio sample album.           Here is the link to our 'Friends of the Show' that we talk about in the intro. If you purchase using this links then these businesses support the show which helps us to make more episodes for your enjoyment! Thanks so much.    Our REPEAT RECS for this week: Smart Albums - album design software    Vicki's blog post about the Panasonic LX100 Amazon link to the Panasonic LX100      See our new Shoot Edit Chat Repeat website here (with thanks to The Design Space for creating it)      Come join us at our first live podcast event in London in Jan 2019        We’d love to know what you think of this episode...   Instagram: @shoot.edit.chat.repeat   Facebook: @shoot.edit.chat.repeat   Twitter: @shooteditchat   Email: shooteditchat@gmail.com     Eddie’s Lightroom presets   Vicki’s photography training & retreats

Recently we were truly inspired by our Well Connected interview with Hannah Metcalfe Country Manager – Tanzania and Kenya at Viamo – changing lives via mobile. What Hannah’s role is and what her background and personal goals showed us that theres truly a strong and important role for mobile engagement in Africa even without a smartphone, especially for people who genuinely want to change lives.

This is part 4 of the Cleanse and Detox Series with Hannah Parker! . You will learn about: . - How to naturally cleanse and detox with digestion and natural solutions! - Why digestion is important and how the gut affects the immune system, plus hear about the benefits of probiotics and how to naturally include them in your diet through food and/or supplements - Why our excretion and digestive systems need to run optimally and a tip from Brianna to eat more fruits and vegetables! - How toxic load is linked to MANY chronic diseases, health and weight issues, how these toxins made their way into a lot of things that we use daily, and how to get rid of toxins! - What solutions Brianna recommends that include essential oils in personal care, cleaning solutions, and in our diet - What Hannah recommends regarding purifying our drinking water and shower water . Get the full blog post with all the links here: http://www.madewell345.com/2018/01/23/cleanseanddetoxnaturallypart4/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/madewell345/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/madewell345/support