Nicole Flowers's guest appearances

Nicole Flowers

Wonderfully Made

La Mezcla

Kayla Stoecklein

Blythe Hill

Ruth Chou Simons

Shannan Martin

Lisa Whittle

Emily Belle Freeman

Cheryl Scruggs

Rachel Cruze

Katherine Wolf

Hannah Brencher

Milly Tamarez

Karen Sepulveda

Margaret Feinberg

Liz Forkin Bohannon

Shaunti Feldhahn

OwlTail

Raquel Palmas

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E55 - Raquel Palmas Has a Rivalry with Nicole Flowers

Listen in on an engaging conversation with social entrepreneur Nicole Flowers about loving the marginalized, race and the church and living a grace-filled intentional life without FOMO. Nicole is the creator of Hiip, a line of fashionable fanny packs that give back.  She’s worked with the homeless population in her little neighborhood of Polk Gulch in San Francisco because she believes in being the hands and feet of Jesus and more recently has become involved in the criminal justice space. Nicole shares about her experience as a single, biracial woman and shares reflections about race through the lens of faith. You will be inspired by Nicole's passion and love for people and you don't want to miss the profound advice she'd give her 20-something year-old self.

Listen in on an engaging conversation with social entrepreneur Nicole Flowers about loving the marginalized, race and the church and living a grace-filled intentional life without FOMO. Nicole is the creator of <a href="https://www.hiipsf.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Hiip</a>, a line of fashionable fanny packs that give back. She’s worked with the homeless population in her little neighborhood of Polk Gulch in San Francisco because she believes in being the hands and feet of Jesus and more recently has become involved in the criminal justice space. Nicole shares about her experience as a single, biracial woman and shares reflections about race through the lens of faith. You will be inspired by Nicole's passion and love for people and you don't want to miss the profound advice she'd give her 20-something year-old self.

Loving the Marginalized and Race and the Church — with Nicole Flowers