On the Human Spectrum TMFritz.

My guest this week is Susanna from Spring Creek Blooms. I got to ask her about her flower farm and her creative writing. Such a delight!

You can find her online at

https://www.springcreekblooms.com/


https://www.instagram.com/springcreekblooms?igsh=MTEzOXFoNHlkMWR1NQ==

https://onthehumanspectrum.org/

For today's episode, I got to talk with the wonderful Susan McCulley
 about her work, including her Nourishing Movement classes and  Age of Becoming group.  And about Flirting with Failure- yes, please! 


Website: Classes, Balance course, Books & Art & Blog
https://www.susanmcculley.com/

Age of Becoming: Embodied Practices Empowering Women Over 50 Private Facebook Group
https://www.susanmcculley.com/

Instagram
https://www.instagram.com/susanjmcculley/

YouTube Channel
https://www.youtube.com/c/SusanMcCulley

Aging Research by Becca Levy
https://becca-levy.com/the-book/

Stasia Savasuk and Style School
https://www.stasiasavasuk.com/
https://www.stasiasavasuk.com/stasias-style-school

https://onthehumanspectrum.org/

My twin Loulou and I got to ask Diane about her work at NASA and her word of the year- Surrender.  Super fun and I hope you enjoy as well:) Plus a little happy tangent about ads(!)

Here's more information about the OSAM 1 project, and NASA in general:)
https://www.nasa.gov/
https://etd.gsfc.nasa.gov/our-work/in-space-servicing/osam/

(and an update on OSAM 1: extended until Sept 2024 and then TBD)

We also mention Stasia Savasuk's Word of the Year/ Wear Our Word (WOW) and RYT community and Style School.  About clothes, and so much more.
https://www.stasiasavasuk.com/




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My guest today is Abigail, Owner and Chief Paper Folder at Yeiou™.
I got to ask Abigail how she started her cool business, Yeiou Paper Objects, which offers intricate detailed house portraits, elegant silhouettes, and neat maps. I thoroughly enjoyed our conversation and I hope you will too.

From Abigail's website, for a taste of how delightful she is(!)

"Why yeiou? Because vowels are important! Because making things up is fun. Because sillyness is underrated. Because the domain name was available. Because it rhymes with “Hi, you!” and I am all about enthusiastic greetings. Because why not?"

You can find her at 
https://www.yeiou.com/

and on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/yeioupaperobjects/
https://www.instagram.com/yeioupaperobjects/

and I also wanted to provide a link to Stasia Savasuk of Style School fabulousness (mentioned in our talk) because, oh my, about so much more than clothes(!)
https://www.stasiasavasuk.com/

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For today’s episode I got to talk to one of my favorite people about her time as a graduate student in Chemistry in the 1970s, and her route there, (literally and figuratively) including the wonderful story of how Eileen met her husband in Mesa Verde National Park when she drove cross country with a friend in October of 1960, camping outdoors along the way. Eileen is an absolute delight.  
(We also spoke about face blindness and synesthesia and had a good laugh- and I’m posting that in a separate episode.)

I talked with Carolyn McGrath about her wonderful memoir in another episode, link to her book:
https://www.brandylanepublishers.com/product/two-faces-of-the-moon-a-small-island-memoir/

and lastly- for an idea of what Eileen's car might have looked like...  (so cute!!) 
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rambler_American



https://onthehumanspectrum.org/

Eileen is one of my favorite people and we chatted about her time in graduate school in chemistry and how she got there, figuratively and literally, and then also talked about face blindness and synesthesia. I divided our conversation into two episodes: the longer one is about graduate school (posted separately) and this one is about face blindness and synesthesia. We had a good laugh about it, even if it causes us trouble! 

https://onthehumanspectrum.org/