Katie and Lisa begin with a candid chat about writing, confidence, and how they’re using both life experience and AI to organize their creative ideas. They’re then joined by author and cultural historian Peg Guilfoyle, who shares how a lifetime of reading, theater work, and close observation led to her book An Eye for Joy—and why, especially in a heavy world, training yourself to notice small moments of goodness can shift your mood, deepen your connections, and change how you move through your days.

Our Non Profit Spotlight is Neighborhood House

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What happens when an East Side St. Paul, Minnesota girl turns a love of nature, kids, and creativity into multiple careers—from fairy bedrooms to restaurants, hospitals, and luxury moss walls? In this episode, Ty (Tyanne) Hitchcock shares how she went from Refunk Your Junk to Morgan Evan Thorne, winning ASID showcase awards and landing Minneapolis–St. Paul Magazine features, then reinventing herself again with Ty Hitchcock Creates, designing large-scale moss walls for restaurants, hospitals, and luxury homes. She opens up about navigating the 2008 crash, her husband’s NFL career, becoming a grandmother, parenting a child with Type 1 diabetes, and still saying yes to a new passion project (now available). Hear how she built a life and career on self-led creativity, deep observation, and genuine connection, proving you don’t need a formal roadmap to design a magical, meaningful path.

Our Non Profit Spotlight is NFL Alumni Caring for Kids

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Katie Harms: katie@katieharms.com, www.katieharms.com

Lisa Rubin: lisa@wardrobeconsulting.net, www.wardrobeconsulting.net .

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Longtime Twin Cities food voice, Stephanie March, former food editor at Minneapolis St. Paul Magazine and founder of the nonprofit Salt Cure Fund, returns to the View in Your Mirror to explore the real meaning of hospitality and the vital role restaurants play in our lives. Stephanie shares how restaurants build community, provide comfort, and act as third places where families gather, business deals happen, and milestones are celebrated—while also being one of the country’s largest employers. The conversation weaves in the deep emotional ties people have to restaurants, the challenges the industry has faced since COVID, and why supporting local, independent hospitality businesses matters now more than ever. In honor of Women's History Month, we also celebrate the many women whose stories have shaped our podcast.

Our Non Profit Spotlight is Salt Cure Fund

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Katie Harms: katie@katieharms.com, www.katieharms.com

Lisa Rubin: lisa@wardrobeconsulting.net, www.wardrobeconsulting.net .

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We are thankful to our sponsors Beem St. Louis Park and Jester Concepts (owner of Rustica Bakery)