Deeply Funny Kristen Yaney

Today we're chatting with Selfie Coach and Body Love extraordinaire, Jen Price out of Portland, Oregon. Jen is a playful troublemaker, writer, dancer (who loves to twerk), who encourages women to see selfies as a devotional practice of self love. We dive into topics like "Are selfies mirror work?" and How To Use Photography as a tool in deepening our relationship with who are are at our core.

This episode feels like a girl's night with your new best friends, as we laugh and play with toys like confidence, your new iPhone, dismantling beauty standards, and silencing that bully's voice in your head.

Be You So Much. To connect with Jen, find her podcast at CocoAstrology: The Chocoholic’s Guide to the Universe, or follow @jensomuch for her beautiful, fun-loving photos and bombshell dance.

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Hope you’re hungry! Our guest this week is Rachel Waugh, Founder of The Museum of Food and Culture. We talk vegan cheeses, family recipes, and her experience growing up vegetarian in Denver, Colorado. Rachel also takes us through her founder’s journey and Creative Pivot, landing on a system that supports her work and life in a way that boosts productivity, provides results to the board, and protects her from burnout. If you’ve ever thought about entering the world of entrepreneurship, or need help defining your creative structure, this is the episode for you! To learn more about The Museum of Food and Culture, follow them @museumfoodculture or visit their website at museumoffoodandculture.org

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Hey lovers! This episode is all about PLEASURE. What better time of year to tap into self-love, pleasure, and showing yourself embodied devotion? This episode will light your soul on fire, and call you to be FREE.

Our guest this week is Goddess Brittney King, who is here to remind you that Pleasure is a birthright. She is a spark of joy, freedom, and creative self-expression, showing up in this world as a witchy, queer, free loving Goddess who lives in devotion to Pleasure for every being.

Did you love this episode, and want in on the pleasure party? We have three ways to engage:

#1. Show yourself or a friend some love to heighten your PLEASURE! For Sensory or Luxury gift boxes, head over to Royal Giftings site or @RoyalGiftings

#2. For more information on Goddess Brittney King and the Full Body Yes! Retreat, check out her site or @goddessbrittneyking, or listen to the Honest Feedback Podcast.

#3. Connect with the Deeply funny Podcast! We invite you to Share, Like, or Follow the show, or tell us what you thought @deeplyfunnypodcast on socials. What is something you will do to bring more pleasure into your life this year?

xoxo,

Deeply Funny


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In our Season 2 guest opener, we will be in conversation with Executive Coach and Mentor, Jim Huling. Jim has a track record of helping people find and live their purpose, and introducing them to the concept of following & finding their joy. He is also a hallmark of humility, self-acceptance, and a source of deep wisdom, ready to be shared. In this compassionate conversation, we will take you on a journey of creative self-expression, becoming alive, and hear from a global expert on leadership & development on some of the biggest takeaways, career transitions, and lessons he has learned. Come take a deep dive with us into the heart of the human experience.



About Our Guest Speaker: Jim Huling is the author of the #1 Worldwide Best-Selling Book, The 4 Disciplines of Execution, now in its 2nd Edition and translated into sixteen languages. Jim has also been the 4DX Global Managing Consultant for FranklinCovey for more than 13 years where he has led the coaching of more than 70,000 leaders around the world. Prior to this time, Jim served more than a decade as CEO of an organization recognized four times as one of the “25 Best Companies to Work for in America.” As a sought-after keynote speaker, Jim has given more than 500 presentations in 13 countries. Among all his awards and recognition, Jim is particularly proud to have been presented with the Turknett National Leadership Character Award, representing CEO’s who demonstrate the highest levels of ethics and integrity. Jim’s greatest calling is now as an Executive Coach, where he draws from the lessons of his own life and career to provide meaningful strategies and guidance to (currently) more than 30 senior leaders. Jim is most proud of his wonderful marriage of more than 40 years to his sweetheart, Donna, being Dad to two phenomenal adults, Scott and Sarah, and “Papa” to his three grandkids. He also holds a 3rd Degree Black Belt in Taekwondo and is currently in his ninth year of CrossFit. Jim can be reached at jim@jimhuling.com


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Celebrate the premiere of Season Two of the Deeply Funny Podcast. We'll start by taking inventory of the past year, and celebrating the highlight reel of personal growth & development.

Ya'll it's been a hell of a year. From my apartment in New York City, to a life in Seattle, WA filled with community, connection, and lots of comedy, I really can't believe how I got here. We'll talk about the challenges, obstacles, and overcoming them, and the toolkit of getting over our egos and calling on our perseverance. This year has taught me a LOT about Collaborating, and Saying YES to myself. This year has been about finding a new way of being, navigating uncertainties in finances, deeply altering my relationship I have with self, and becoming a person who increasingly lives my values.

This season has some exciting new episode's I'm ready to drop as we head into Fall, and I can't wait to share with ya'll! Make sure to subscribe to the podcast so you don't miss an episode, and leave us a review so we can continue to grow the show, if you get something out of it.



Thank you for being here, and keeping on being the reason we're doing it. I love you. Take Care. -Kristen Yaney


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In September of 2020, while on vacation, Shannon Taylor had a seizure. She was diagnosed with a large non-cancerous brain tumor on her brain stem that night. She spent the next two months awaiting a particularly invasive craniotomy. The tumor was rare, the surgical approach was rare, and the complications were rare. After losing her voice and the ability to speak, Shannon authored a book titled "Sucks About Your Brain Tumor".

In today's episode, Shannon tells her story and details what she learned during her two-year recovery, such as the love of community, how free bottles of water can magically show up at your house, how unprepared she was for the recovery process, and how - in the face of experts telling her otherwise - she was determined to get her voice back.

Please keep in mind that neither Shannon nor Kristen are neurologists, and this conversation does not attempt to give medical advice in any way; however, it is a compelling conversation on the value of sharing experiences, finding hope in community even in the face of medical crisis and chronic illness (for patients and for caretakers), and how we learn to integrate what happens to us until it becomes a part of our story, but not the whole plot. If you or someone you love is going through a crisis, we hope this conversation helps you to connect, and ultimately feel less alone.

To contact Shannon, please reach out at sucksaboutyourbraintumor@gmail.com.


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