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In this episode, Bunny welcomes Ella Raymont and Geoffrey Pomey, two of the stars from the Santa Fe Playhouse’s upcoming Dracula. They share their Santa Fe stories, the alchemy of an ensemble cast, and what it’s like to bring a new feminist lens to one of the most legendary horror stories of all time. This is a conversation about art, risk, and why Santa Fe might just be the most inspiring small city for creatives anywhere.

Santa Fe Playhouse Website: https://santafeplayhouse.org/

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Bunny sits down with Ryan VanderGiesen, founder of Hello Sweet Cream, the artisanal ice cream shop winning hearts from Eldorado to CHOMP. Ryan shares his leap from a Fortune 35 corporate role to “phase two” in Santa Fe, family roots in soda fountains, and the craft behind his ultra-creamy, low-overrun ice cream. We talk blue corn with piñon brittle, basil-berry cheesecake crumble, apple green chile crumble, and a new 21+ pumpkin-ale experiment.

Plus: why Santa Fe’s kindness, creativity, and community made this dream possible—and where to find a fresh waffle cone today.

Find Hello Sweet Cream: IG @heysweetcream • FB @hellosweetcream • hellosweetcream.com

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Bunny sits down with Thea Mason and Trish Spencer, two of the three owners of Three Roots Designs, to talk about the Santa Fe magic that turns houses into soulful, lived-in homes. They share their paths to Santa Fe, why our city’s deep history and cultural mix shape everything from adobe to contemporary, and how they help clients refresh spaces—often by honoring cherished pieces and adding just-right updates. We bust the myth that hiring a designer is intimidating (their initial consult is free), dig into collaboration vs. “imposed” style, and swap easy first steps to make any room more welcoming. Plus: rotating local artists in their shop, favorite Santa Fe spots, and why home should feel like a hug after a long day.

Highlights: approachable design, working with what you own, budget-friendly sequencing, local art & gifts, and the many faces of “Santa Fe style.”

If you enjoy this conversation, subscribe, leave a quick review, and stop by Three Roots to say hello—tell them Bunny sent you!

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