Jessie has lived in Texas for 20 years now (half her life) and still ponders "what makes a Texan?" Prickly and Blooming is a weekly conversational podcast hosted by Jessie Browning now focused on the women of Texas. Weekly interviews with guests who share their story. Minisodes to dig into women from Texas history. P&B is the society & culture podcast home for the women of Texas.
Prickly and Blooming
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Jessie has lived in Texas for 20 years now (half her life) and still ponders "what makes a Texan?" Prickly and Blooming is a weekly conversational podcast hosted by Jessie Browning *now focused* on the women of Texas. Weekly interviews with guests who share their story. Minisodes to dig into women from Texas history. P&B is the society & culture podcast home for the women of Texas.
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November 24, 2021
Back to Season 3
In the season finale of Prickly and Blooming, host Jessie Browning checks in with three of her guests from Season Three. Genea shares what to expect in her upcoming book and the seminars she plans to offer next year. Angie got bangs! And learned how to give fewer f*cks during the pandemic. Rachel discusses her move back to New York City and what she’s doing in her life to make feel more confident as well as set goals with a little bit more soul. Episode Timeline: [00:02] Intro [09:41] Checking in with Genea [13:41] What it’s like in New York right now [18:43] Writing her life story [21:49] Checking in with Angie [27:14] Power in no margins [36:26] Six feet tall [37:56] Checking in with Rachel [42:49] Finding herself in NYC [47:54] A pause on new clients [52:40] Outro Resources Mentioned: Self Made Podcast Competition Knock Knock podcast A conversation with Barbara Schroeder (minisode) Genea Barnes’ episode on Prickly and Blooming Genea’s story page with a video of her performance Genea’s upcoming seminars Angie Sparks’s episode on Prickly and Blooming Rachel Beider’s episode on Prickly and Blooming The Desire Map Experience: A Guide to Creating Goals with Soul by Danielle LaPorte Standout Quotes: “That’s really what it’s all about for me is making people’s lives easier.” -Genea Barnes [12:21] “It’s actually kind of nice to have permission to be half-assed about something, because I’m not that person.” -Angie Sparks [32:10] “So what is it that makes me feel confident? And it's silly, but I know from an inside perspective, working out makes me feel confident. So can I structure some gym time for myself. And then this is another thing, but having time to shower and dry my hair makes me feel more confident.” -Rachel Beider [45:48] Connect: Connect with Lajoie Society: Lajoie Society is Prickly & Blooming; please rate, review, and subscribe. Prickly & Blooming on Instagram Prickly & Blooming on Facebook Lajoie Society on Twitter Prickly and Blooming website Prickly and Blooming Listener Survey
November 17, 2021
Texas Women: Laura
In this episode of Prickly and Blooming, Laura speaks with host Jessie Browning about taking care of herself after her first panic attack. She shares how that moment forced her to address many different things including her mommy drinking and how a Facebook ad motivated her to scale it back. She also discusses why she’s at her best when she’s a working mom versus being a stay at home mom. Episode Timeline: [00:01] Intro [02:44] Laura’s relationship to Texas [05:36] Meet Laura [06:34] Her first panic attack [11:15] Taking care of herself [17:19] Virtual therapy [19:50] Her drinking journey [26:48] Stay at home mom vs working mom [36:15] Taking care of her health [42:32] Her walk with the Lord [46:09] Jessie’s rapid fire questions [51:31] Contacting Laura Resources Mentioned: Enneagram Type Seven This Naked Mind: Control Alcohol: Find Freedom, Rediscover Happiness & Change Your Life by Annie Grace Dark Night of the Soul Standout Quotes: “If my cup gets a little low, I immediately feel it and I immediately know I need to do XYZ.” -Laura [17:08] “I stuck it in the garbage. I lifted up paper and stuck it in there so my husband wouldn’t see it. And that was the moment where I was like I’m hiding something from my husband. This feels dangerous.” -Laura [20:34] “I’m my best when I can pick my kids up from school and be 100% with them, and then send them to school and be 100% with my business. That’s when I’m at my best.” -Laura [30:31] Prickly & Blooming on Instagram Prickly & Blooming on Facebook Prickly and Blooming website Prickly and Blooming Listener Survey Learn more about Laura: Laura on Instagram IntegrateUp Website
November 10, 2021
Texas Women: Diana
In this episode of Prickly and Blooming, Diana speaks with host Jessie Browning about the moment she realized she was “going the wrong way.” As she was learning about diabetes during training, she discovered that she had seven of the nine risk factors for the disease. Diana shares how this moment made her reflect on the legacy she had inherited and question what kind of legacy she wanted to leave for her two children. Listen as she discusses how she worked through her emotional state through counseling which then helped her access her dream. Episode Timeline: [00:01] Intro [07:34] Meet Diana [14:03] “I’m going the wrong way” [18:23] Masking pain [27:51] Food is her vice [34:25] Starting small [41:12] Counseling [43:49] How it affected her personal life [48:45] Her coaching business [52:52] Jessie’s rapid fire questions [59:19] Contacting Diana Resources Mentioned: Feel The Fear And Do It Anyway by Susan Jeffers You Can Heal Your Life by Louise Hay Breaking Free by Diana Guintu September 11 UGGs 2011 Lesson #2 : Don’t Carpe Diem by Glennon Doyle Inside Out "Joy & Pain" by Rob Base & DJ EZ Rock Standout Quotes: “Have you ever been driving on a one-way street, like the wrong way? Like you’re in the one way and then you realize, ‘Oh crap. All these cars are coming towards me. I’m going the wrong way.’ Like that moment of realization that you’re going the wrong way.” -Diana [15:40] “I encourage new counselors. I think that’s good, because you’re building a relationship with someone. It’s very deep. And sometimes people see counselors for way too long where it’s sort of like now they become more, you know, part of your life, and I think you need someone that is not part of your life.” -Diana [42:28] “When you get in a better place and you do some of that honoring of the pain, and you rediscover who you are, suddenly you give permission for your dreams.” -Diana [47:32] Connect: Prickly & Blooming on Instagram Prickly & Blooming on Facebook Prickly and Blooming website Prickly and Blooming Listener Survey Learn more about Diana: Diana’s website Diana on Instagram Diana on Facebook
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