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#10: ‘There Was Erykah Badu Playing’, with guest Lauren Ash
Podcast |
Open Ended
Publisher |
Postloudness
Media Type |
audio
Publication Date |
Jul 01, 2015
Episode Duration |
00:34:27

This week, our special guest is Lauren Ash, creative director of Black Girl in Om. We discuss how she created a community of spiritual goddesses using yoga, defending ourselves from technology anxiety, and finding inner peace through close friendships and self-care. In the aftershow, we discuss new music from Stephen Bruner aka Thundercat, the writings of Laura Helen Winn, and a mouth-watering quinoa breakfast dish.

Sponsors

  • Basecamp: When you use Basecamp to run projects, people know what to do, people know where things are, and you stay on top of everything all the time.

    • Thanks to the Chicago Podcast Cooperative for hooking up our sponsorships, you can learn more at ChicagoPodcastCoop.com.
  • Like what you hear? Give a one time donation at openended.fm/donate or support us starting at a dollar a month on Patreon at patreon.com/openended.

Intro

Conversation Notes

Open Call: The Aftershow

This week, our special guest is Lauren Ash, creative director of Black Girl in Om. We discuss how she created a community of spiritual goddesses using yoga, defending ourselves from technology anxiety, and finding inner peace through close friendships and self-care. In the aftershow, we discuss new music from Stephen Bruner aka Thundercat, the writings of Laura Helen Winn, and a mouth-watering quinoa breakfast dish.

This week, our special guest is Lauren Ash, creative director of Black Girl in Om. We discuss how she created a community of spiritual goddesses using yoga, defending ourselves from technology anxiety, and finding inner peace through close friendships and self-care. In the aftershow, we discuss new music from Stephen Bruner aka Thundercat, the writings of Laura Helen Winn, and a mouth-watering quinoa breakfast dish.

Sponsors

  • Basecamp: When you use Basecamp to run projects, people know what to do, people know where things are, and you stay on top of everything all the time.

    • Thanks to the Chicago Podcast Cooperative for hooking up our sponsorships, you can learn more at ChicagoPodcastCoop.com.
  • Like what you hear? Give a one time donation at openended.fm/donate or support us starting at a dollar a month on Patreon at patreon.com/openended.

Intro

Conversation Notes

Open Call: The Aftershow

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