Margo is joined by Elise and Halee, the dynamic duo behind the Easy Bake Coven podcast, where spooky meets sass. What began on a Halloween night with a bottle of Kim Crawford wine and board games has evolved into a podcast that explores the weird, creepy, and unexplainable. Elise’s background in journalism and Halee’s experience in social work bring a unique blend of nuance and humor to their conversations about paranormal activity, true crime, and mysterious events. Known for their playful banter and easy rapport, listening to them feels like hanging out with friends as they dive into the world’s greatest mysteries—from cryptids to whodunnits—with a side of comedic relief. In this episode, Margo, Elise, and Halee discuss: The origin story of Easy Bake Coven and what sets them apart How family traditions or rituals can influence a child's understanding of spirituality or the supernatural Spooky stories about signs from passed loved ones Finding balance between humor and sensitivity when discussing heavy topics without undermining victim stories Managing burnout and streamlining podcast production as a duo The responsibilities and ethics of content creation Why children might be more perceptive to spiritual experiences Research methods for preparing in-depth historical dives for podcast episodes The importance of listener engagement and effective ways to build and maintain it How personal histories and passions shape their podcast Mentioned in this episode: The Last Lecture by Randy Pausch Watch: YouTube linkBook: Amazon link Radio Rental podcast: Radio Rental Spooked podcast: Spooked The Forager’s Daughter Tarot Deck: The Forager’s Daughter The Hot Zone by Richard Preston: The Hot Zone Call the Midwife by Jennifer Worth: Call the Midwife Connect with Elise and Halee: Website: Easy Bake Coven Podcast Instagram: @easybakecovenpodcast Connect with Margo: Website: Windowsill Chats Instagram: @windowsillchats Patreon: www.patreon.com/inthewindowsill

Margo is joined by Jewelry Designer Dani Paquin. Dani founded Agapantha Jewelry in April of 2004 after 6+ years of living as a touring singer-songwriter. While it was an incredible, dream fulfilling time, people don't love paying for music and the hustle was unsustainable. Between tours, Dani started working for a couple of designers, assembling jewelry and found that it was fun, creative, she was good at it, and people were willing to pay for it. She did music and jewelry for a while, semi-retired from music, opened an adorable vintage shop in Brooklyn, and eventually found her way into the full time flow of entrepreneurship. In 2010 she moved back to her home state of California and Agapantha has been headquartered in Torrance (Los Angeles County) for the past 14 years. In that time, the style of jewelry has changed dramatically and landed where it is currently - delicate, modern, layering jewelry - handmade in her production studio using primarily sterling silver and 14k gold filled materials.   Margo and Dani discuss: Her  journey from music to crafting exquisite, delicate, and modern jewelry How she built a successful business through innovative strategies, combining wholesale, retail, and unique events Diversifying offerings so all the eggs aren't in one basket The future of her brand as she ventures into fine jewelry The intricacies of running a creative business The importance of customer interaction and the challenges of navigating tough economic times Hiring a team and the importance of finding people that are better than you The incredible community she's built through initiatives like "Flash Sale Friday" and the Agapantha VIP club And more   Agapantha is carried in boutiques all over the world, including the Agapantha showroom. Dani’s business model is fluid, allowing for change and flexibility, but combines wholesale, retail, online, and events including activities such as piercing, laser engraving, and forever jewelry.   Connect with Dani Paquin: www.agapantha.com www.instagram.com/agapanthajewelry www.tiktok.com/@agapanthajewelry   Connect with Margo:  www.windowsillchats.com www.instagram.com/windowsillchats www.patreon.com/inthewindowsill  

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