The Sabes Jewish Community Center is there for anyone who is looking to get in touch with their inner mermaid or merman. -as seen on FOX 9
Chef Lachelle Cunningham, of Chelle’s Kitchen, spoke with Jason DeRusha and Heather Brown about the culinary collaborative happening Friday. -as seen on WCCO MidMorning
New book focuses on improving inter generational communication. -as seen on KARE 11
Why PR professionals should trust a journalist to stay in touch. -as featured on Muck Rack Blog
"Connecting Generations" author, Hayim Herring, explains. as seen on WCCO Mid Morning
Six for Good is a collective of women-owned Minnesota brands that all give back to different causes they are passionate about. -as seen on KARE 11
Two sisters, a saw and Google. That is how Good Company “Hagen and Oats” got its start back in 2015. -as seen on Twin Cities Live
A Minneapolis nut company is taking its "good-for-you" snack and pairing it with a mission to do good. -as seen on KARE 11
Personal interest turns into successful career. It is said that if people do what they love, they’ll never work a day in their life. -as read in Southwest Metro Mag
The veteran local baby and child boutique has found a new home—in a St. Louis Park building that is no stranger to the Roedler family. -as read in MplsSt.Paul Magazine
For decades it has been the mainstream mantra hammered into the heads of our young people: High school graduates were told they had to pursue a college degree if they wanted to get ahead. -as seen on WCCO
Tea aficionado Bill Waddington, the founder of TeaSource, joined KARE 11 News at 4 to discuss tea history and to share details of upcoming celebrations marking the company's 20th anniversary. -as seen on KARE 11
Author and mental health practioner is helping others confront their fears, and ultimately understand that suicide can be preventable. -as seen on WCCO
Mental health practitioner and author, Lee Wolfe Blum discusses the portrayal of eating disorders on TV. -as seen on FOX9
The environment you work in can have a big impact on how productive you are. That’s why a Twin Cities health and wellness expert decided to start a business unlike any other in Minnesota. -as seen on WCCO
The city debuted the state’s first such time obstacle course and a new accessible playground. -as read in the Star Tribune
Interviewed on Roshini Rajkumar's News & Views -as heard on WCCO-AM
December is a month filled with many very significant cultural and religious holiday celebrations. One thing they all have in common? Food. -as seen on KARE 11
People everywhere are looking for ways to take their skill sets and leverage them in new places and in new ways. And that was the case for musician Peter Himmelman when he created Big Muse. -as seen on KARE 11
Singer-songerwiter Peter Himmelman is sharing how he channeled his creative talents in a new book "Let Me Out".
-as seen on WCCO