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It’s time for some inspiration for the new year. Here are three conversations that inspire me. Steve, a conservation biologist, and I talk about how he helps his students tell stories about ecology and he tells a story of how he came to collaborate/help start the Ghana Antelope Project. TLOVE and I talk about poetry, and she performs my favorite of her poems. And Rob Gould (@bobbbyg) answers 10 questions like nobody’s business.

Steve lounged with LannaLee in LLL024 Steve Trombulak: Hug The Earth Hard Enough.

TLOVE lounged with LannaLee in LLL016 Tina Smith, “TLOVE”: Rebellious Nature.

Rob Lounged with LannaLee in LLL020 Rob Gould: Change Like you Mean it.

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Happy New Year from the Lounge. Lanna talks to herself about the past year and what is is store for the next. And she answers 10 Questions.

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It’s time for a very special Holiday edition of Lounging with LannaLee! Plus it features some of my favorite comics.

If you are like me, you could use a laugh today. I figured I’d check out the archives to cull out some favorite conversations I’ve had with my comedian friends, Jim Lauletta, George Hamm, Bob Marley and Rachel Flehinger, and share them here with you.

In this episode, Jim tells me how he really felt about The Phantom Menace and Jar Jar Binks; George and I reminisce about a raucous trip to the Boston Combat Zone; Bob regales me with his death wish; and Rachel answers 10 questions like a boss.

Jim Lounged with LannaLee in LLL021 Jim Lauletta Loads His Wit Laser.

George lounged with LannaLee in LLL007a George Hamm Part 1: Adventrues in the Combat Zone and LLL007b George Hamm Part 2: The Passions of George.

You can find Bob Marley on Facebook and at his website bmarley.com.

Rachel lounged with Lanna in LLL008 Rachel Flehinger: Siren Songs of Podcast.

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In a sketchy band practice room, Luke, Will and Lanna talk about growing up in Piscataquis County, high school politics, and the creative life. Will gets all existential. Luke chooses not to be miserable. Will and Luke extol the virtues of touring and hanging with Six Guys in a van. And they answer 10 questions.

Luke Mallett

One of two members of MBB that’s a son of famed folk singer David Mallett, Luke began playing music as soon as he could walk. In the Mallett house, with instruments perpetually slumbering on various pieces of furniture like cats, it was easy enough. Early forays on the piano and bass guitar placed him in a number of hardcore bands in high school before he eventually joined Lab Seven, long regarded as one of the premier hip hop acts in Portland, Maine; and, finally, Boombazi, where he joined Leen and Soule in the mid-2000’s. A lyrical firehose, Luke’s hip hop background is credited by some as the source of his distinctive vocal and lyrical style that makes him one of the favorite vocalists (of any genre) in the Portland, Maine music scene.

Will Mallett

Will Mallett, Cosmopolitan Magazine’s “Maine’s Hottest Bachelor” of 2011, is one of MBB’s primary songwriters, contributing musically on acoustic and electric guitars, banjo, and lead and backup vocals. He co-founded the Mallett Brothers Band along with Luke and Nick in 2009. He enjoys swimming in rivers and long rides in vans.

The 411: The Mallett Brothers Band

• The Mallett Brothers Band
• Facebook: The Mallett Brothers Band
• Twitter: @MallettBrosBand
• Twitter: @WDMallett
[Recorded 11/28/2012]

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Becky lounged with LannaLee and got a couch!

In the aftermath of SmallTown2012, Becky and Lanna hunker down to talk about small towns and why small towns have an advantage. They discuss getting lost in Boston. They discuss getting lost in Kansas! Becky gets on her soapbox to tell how technology has evened the playing field, allowing people to be successful wherever they live. And she answers 10 questions.

Becky McCray

Becky McCray says that small businesses and small towns matter. She is a small town business owner, she and her husband Joe co-own a retail liquor store and a cattle ranch. She writes and speaks about small town business, and she and Chicago entrepreneur Barry Moltz are the authors of the book Small Town Rules.

She has been featured in The New York Times, BusinessWeek, and Entrepreneur Magazine. Her blog, Small Biz Survival, ranks in the top 20 small business blogs worldwide. Along with Sheila Scarborough, she co-founded Tourism Currents to teach tourism professionals about social media marketing. All of this from her home base in Hopeton, Oklahoma, a community of 30 people.

Longer bio available here:
http://www.beckymccray.com/biography/

The 411: Becky McCray

• Becky McCray
• Small Town Rules
• Small Biz Survival
• Tourism Currents
• Linkedin: Becky McCray
• Google+: Becky McCray
• Twitter: @beckymccray
[Recorded 11/09/2012]

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Surrounded by books, Greg and Lanna talk about photography, travel and Cicadas. Greg tells Lanna he likes it best when one looks “like the environment is having its way with you.” Lanna tells Greg how easy it is to update his website. Greg calls for everyone to document their lives and their environment with photography. And he answers 10 questions.

Greg Holmes In his own words

I’m just a guy with a camera, a bunny with antlers and a blog.

The 411: Greg Holmes

• The Lope
• Facebook: Greg Holmes
• Twitter: @acejackalope
[Recorded 11/09/2012]

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In the Hutchinson Kansas Library, Patsy and Lanna chat about nutburgers, being happy, and Southern Women. They discuss male vs. female styles of conversation. Patsy talks about her career and how “some things are meant to be said in our inside voice.” And she answers 10 questions. Then Patsy and Lanna have a mostly cheerful conversation about how they each dealt with a death of a parent.

This is a longer than usual episode. Enjoy its awesomeness!

Patsy Terrell: Offical Bio

Patsy Terrell blends her knowledge of new media with her foundation in traditional marketing and public relations for maximum benefit to clients.

She works with authors, the tourism industry, museums, businesses and organizations to identify their goals and help choose the best tools to achieve them.

Her background includes work in radio, television, newspapers and magazines. She has been using social media since it first came on the scene.

Patsy also does voice work, and freelance writing and reporting. She writes a monthly column in the statewide magazine, “Kansas Country Living.” She is the author of three cookbooks and five geneaology books.

Patsy Terrell: Fun Bio!

I dabble in many things, and make a living at some of them. I’m a writer, social media facilitator, voice talent, ponderer, traveler, afternoon tea aficionado, artist, consultant, reader, journal keeper, speaker, baker, journalist, collector of vintage prettiness, PR person, and Christmas lover. In my spare time I host journaling, visioning and creativity retreats. Otherwise, I just spend my days being incredibly thankful. Recent moment of self-awareness: I use too many exclamation points. I’m trying to stop. Really!

The 411: Patsy Terrell

• Patsy Terrell
• Blog: Patsy Terrell
• Cook’s Library with Patsy
• Facebook: Patsy Terrell
• Linkedin: Patsy Terrell
• Google+: Patsy Terrell
• Twitter: @patsyterrell
[Recorded 11/09/2012]

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