Magic in the Ordinary

Just a quick hot take! 
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In this episode I sit down with Stephen Schneider — co-founder alongside his wife Hannah of Schneider Goods Co.
https://schneidergoodsco.com/
Stephen and Hannah started their company after asking how they could source better items that worked well and lasted. We talk about why tallow is such a powerful skincare ingredient, how faith shapes their entire company philosophy, why natural products actually invite us to slow down and pay attention, how this business has connected them to farmers and local communities, and what it looks like to be a good steward of the earth in the products you bring into your home. 
This one is for anyone who has ever wanted to live with more intention. 
Time Stamps:0:33 How Hannah and Stephen started Schneiders Co7:35 What is tallow and how does it work? 16:40 Isn't going natural extra expensive? 26:25 What is the hardest and best part of starting a business? 30:34 Building community while building a brand44:08 Stephen's advice for ethical entrepreneurs49:20 What product do we recommend starting with? 
Thank you @ReflectionsPhotographyandFilm for filming this episode!  https://www.instagram.com/reflectionsphotograpyandfilm/
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In this episode I sit down with one of my all-time favorite illustrators — Laurel Long. 
Laurel’s website: https://www.laurellong.com/Laurel’s Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/laurellongart/
A professor in the Art Department at California State University Northridge and the artist behind beloved books including The Magic Nesting Doll, The Lady and the Lion, and The Twelve Days of Christmas, Laurel creates breathtaking fairy tale illustrations by hand in oil. 
We talk about her artistic process, what draws her so deeply to fairy tales, why beauty matters in art, how her writing and illustration inform each other, and what it means for art to be magic in the ordinary. If you love beautiful things, stories, and the creative process — this one is for you. 🎨✨
Timestamps: 0:00 Laurel Long's story 3:50 what does her artistic process look like? 7:54 what draws her to fairy tales 23:50 How is art "magic" in the ordinary? 31:26 Tips for new artists:) 
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There can be a lot of pressure when you share something with the world  whether it's a book, a podcast, a social medial post, a song you wrote etc. 
So what happens when we are really sensitive??How do we deal with all the opinions and feedback?
Drop your favorite drink below in the chat and lets spill the tea and have a real conversation about some things I've been thinking about as a sensitive content creator:) 
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In this episode I sit down with Liam Dieckhoner — a Christian content creator with a massive following across TikTok, Instagram, and YouTube. 
Liam is one of those rare creators who manages to be genuinely funny, boldly faithful, and completely himself all at the same time! We talk about how he found his niche, where he gets his ideas, how he handles haters, why being yourself matter so much, and what it looks like to live life boldly for your faith in the age of social media. 
0:20 Liam's background and entry into social media 6:40 How does he come up with all the ideas? 10:17 "If it's not for Christ, I don't want it." 16:23 How does he deal with hater? 19:52 What is the hardest thing about creating content? And what's the most fun thing about creating 28:04 Why is humor important and why is being yourself even more important? 31:10 How does Liam keep it so real? The same in real life and on camera!33:57 Liam's heroes 38:20 Liam's tips for living boldly
Connect with Liam: YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@LiamDieckhoner/featuredInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/liamdieckhoner/TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@glorybe.com
Connect with Jacqueline:Jacqueline's Youtube Channel:https://www.youtube.com/@jacquelinerosegold Jacqueline's Instagram:   / jacquelinerosegold  Jacqueline's YA Zombie Book: https://a.co/d/0bjyTC2p
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Just a little look at goals... 

DIP Already Website: https://dipalready.com/
In this episode I sit down with Kate Assaraf — CEO and founder of DIP Already, the haircare brand named the #1 brand for curly hair by Oprah, and featured in Allure and Vogue. But this conversation goes so far beyond haircare.
Kate opens up about why so many of us are addicted to fast beauty,  what it is doing to our brains, and how she built a values-driven brand that reached 7 figures without selling out. She believes sustainability should feel like a party everyone is invited to! 
I am SO inspired by Kate and this conversation!  🌊🌿
Timestamps00:20 How to create a haircare brand that catches the attention of Opera, Vogue, Allure, and more! 2:50 Caring for biracial hair and haircare for swimmers - Kate's revolutionary approach! 5:00 Why are so many people addicted to fast beauty? 6:35 How do you reach success with a values drive brand? 8:40 Why Kate supports refill stores - refill stores strengthen communities, provide expertise, and help build human connection. 12:06 The rare beauty of a handwritten website! 12:24 Let's talk about AI and business expenses...19:30 What can we all do to take a role in caring for the planet?  20:30 DIP Haircare supports sustainability through so many meaningful details.22:11 "Part of sustainability is treating your employees like they matter." 22:30 The investments that DIP makes to transform the world - plastic out of the ocean, protecting the great lakes, and transforming small business with OVER 5 MILLION DOLLARS 21:34 "You want sustainability to feel like a party that everyone is invited too." She gets hate from people who prefer division.26:40 Ditch the anger, let's celebrate the wins together and make an even greater impact "I don't want people sent away from sustainability because of the rational they have."30:20 "It's so much cooler to like others and lift them up. It's just a cooler way to be." 30:35 What is Kate's favorite DIP Already Product? 33:20 Its beyond haircare. 33:50 Katie breaks down surfing! 35:56 Advice for entrepreneurs who care about sustainability (this was gold!) 39:37 "You have to let people find sustainability where it makes sense for them." 40:14 "What is the goal?" Let's talk about what can hurt people and the planet.  41:30 How do people get some great DIP Already product and learn more about the company? 42:16 Environmentalism is self-care 42:42 "It's aways more important to invite people in that tell them that they're wrong." 
Shampoo: https://dipalready.com/collections/scalp-nourishing-shampoo-bars-available-in-2-sizesConditioner: https://dipalready.com/collections/salon-level-conditioner-bars-in-2-sizes
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In this episode I sit down with Braden Johnson — Catholic speaker, content creator, and an incredibly engaging young voice in the Church today. 
Braden grew up doing semi-professional singing, playing competitive basketball, and making videos with famous YouTubers — and then had a powerful conversion in his freshman year of college that changed everything. We talk about why social media is so alluring, the dangers it poses to our hearts, how to grow in virtue while building a platform, what real connection looks like in the digital age, and how young Catholics can actually change the culture. This one is for every young adult who has ever felt like their worth was tied to a screen. 💙
00:10 Braden's Story 6:50 False confidence 13:00 Learning to pray15:45 Why is social media so appealing to us? 21:11 What are the dangerous of social media? 29:00 Weeds and wheat inside the human heart30:30 Looking forward to more in-person events 
Connect with Braden: Braden's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/itsbradenjBraden's Website: https://www.bradenjohnsoncatholicspeaker.com/
Connect with Jacqueline:Jacqueline's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jacquelinerosegold/Jacqueline's YA Zombie Book: https://a.co/d/0bjyTC2p
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In this episode I sit down with Haruhi Aisaka — a Catholic artist in Japan whose work is turning heads around the world! 
Haruhi creates a breathtaking fusion of anime illustration and sacred iconography, bringing saints and Scripture to life in a style that is both deeply rooted in tradition and creatively new. We talk about how his style developed, why iconography captivates him, the surprising depth of Catholic culture in Japan, what "Moe Maria" means, how his art is getting major media attention, and what it means when an artist steps aside to let the art speak for itself. I was so very blessed by this conversation, and I hope you are too! 🎨🙏
Timestamps:0:24 How Haruhi developed his style - fusion of anime and sacred art 1:40 Why iconography? 3:44 How does art and faith intersect for Haruhi? 4:35 Haruhi wants something creative and new while being united to sacred traditions5:50 Praying is hard6:40 Mary Magdalene 7:30 What Haruhi's research looks like? 11:30 Otaku culture and Saints17:20 What does Moe Maria mean? 22:34 Unknown Catholic culture in Japan30:18 Where is our mother? 38:30 His art is getting a lot of media attention - why is this art resonating with people so much? 41:50 The death of the artist when interpreting art 43:30 A question I don't normally ask - what are his prayer intentions? 46:00 How can people connect with Haruhi
Connect with Haruhi: Haruhi's instagram: https://www.instagram.com/haruhiaisakaThe newsletter: https://haruhiaisaka.substack.com/Twitter: https://x.com/HaruhiAisakaGet Merch: https://moemaria.com/Full Linktree: https://linktr.ee/haruhiaisakaart?utm_source=linktree_profile_share&ltsid=d0f8e09d-a580-4c21-9351-cac494a5b027
Connect with Jacqueline:https://www.jacquelinelucca.com/📸   / jacquelinerosegold  Buy My Zombie Post-Apocalyptic Novel: https://a.co/d/0bjyTC2p
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