Lauren Segal's guest appearances

Lauren Segal

Thrive with ‘DrD’

The Stylist Diaries

Bombshell Brunches's Podcast

Ashley Smith

Steve Vai

Benjamin Zander

John Demartini

Mark Barnes

Barbara Lee

Jessica Moorhouse

Craig Taylor

Kinnie Starr

Ashley Margeson

Ashley Hamilton

Kristina Lao

Daryl Brown

Shea Emry

Mayumi Yoshida

OwlTail

Today we sat down with Lauren, a social justice warrior and passionate activist who founded Give a Beat. A jaw-dropping 45% percent of Americans have had an immediate family member who has been in the correction system (sagepub). That’s almost HALF the population. The stigma surrounding people who have been through the system not only impacts those who have been incarcerated but their friends and family members. The system is broken, with high numbers of juveniles being sentenced to life in prison at ages as young as 15. Through this inspiring talk we learn how art can rehabilitate and heal even in the darkest hours. Lauren is a perfect example that we can all be the change that we want to see. It starts with us, babeses! About Lauren Segal: Lauren is the co-founder of Give a Beat. A passionate activist, Lauren spent 10 years addressing the AIDS orphan epidemic in Africa with her first nonprofit, before switching her focus to the enormous domestic injustice of incarceration. A longtime member of the dance music community, Lauren launched Give a Beat in 2014 and has since engaged DJs, music technology companies, festivals, and event promoters in the fight against mass incarceration. In addition to Give a Beat, (can leave this in our take out: Lauren also owns and operates a souvenir shop and custom printing business in Laguna Beach, which her family established 40 years ago. The store is tagged "the t-shirt shop with a conscience” through it’s social good initiatives and the supporting non-profits as well as local artists and craftspeople.About Give A BeatGive a Beat’s mission is to reduce the harmful effects of incarceration through music production, DJing and other education programs that transform individuals and inspire communities to take action. Through music education and mentoring programs in juvenile halls, schools, our Prison Electronic Music Program, and in our new reentry program, we engage the music industry to help widen the pathways for people to thrive, tackle systemic racism, and contribute to the transformation of the US criminal justice system. To learn more, please visit https://www.giveabeat.org.REFERENCESGive A BeatProse of a Con: Laws of Correspondence, by Russell Wardlow (poem read at the end of the podcast)45% of Americans statisticThe Justice Arts CoalitionTrench Art Equal Justice InitiativeTo connect with Bombshell Brunches: click HERETo connect with Kristina Lao: click HERETo connect with Raquelle Roodenburg: click HERETo connect with GiveABeat: click HERE

Today we sat down with Lauren, a social justice warrior and passionate activist who founded Give a Beat. A jaw-dropping 45% percent of Americans have had an immediate family member who has been in the correction system (sagepub). That’s almost HALF the population. The stigma surrounding people who have been through the system not only impacts those who have been incarcerated but their friends and family members. The system is broken, with high numbers of juveniles being sentenced to life in prison at ages as young as 15. Through this inspiring talk we learn how art can rehabilitate and heal even in the darkest hours. Lauren is a perfect example that we can all be the change that we want to see. It starts with us, babeses! About Lauren Segal: Lauren is the co-founder of Give a Beat. A passionate activist, Lauren spent 10 years addressing the AIDS orphan epidemic in Africa with her first nonprofit, before switching her focus to the enormous domestic injustice of incarceration. A longtime member of the dance music community, Lauren launched Give a Beat in 2014 and has since engaged DJs, music technology companies, festivals, and event promoters in the fight against mass incarceration. In addition to Give a Beat, (can leave this in our take out: Lauren also owns and operates a souvenir shop and custom printing business in Laguna Beach, which her family established 40 years ago. The store is tagged "the t-shirt shop with a conscience” through it’s social good initiatives and the supporting non-profits as well as local artists and craftspeople.About Give A BeatGive a Beat’s mission is to reduce the harmful effects of incarceration through music production, DJing and other education programs that transform individuals and inspire communities to take action. Through music education and mentoring programs in juvenile halls, schools, our Prison Electronic Music Program, and in our new reentry program, we engage the music industry to help widen the pathways for people to thrive, tackle systemic racism, and contribute to the transformation of the US criminal justice system. To learn more, please visit <a href="https://www.giveabeat.org/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.giveabeat.org</a>.REFERENCES<ul><li><a href="https://www.giveabeat.org/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Give A Beat</a></li><li><a href="https://proseofacon.com/author/proseofacon/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Prose of a Con: Laws of Correspondence, by Russell Wardlow (poem read at the end of the podcast)</a></li><li><a href="https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/10.1177/2378023119829332#:~:text=The%20data%20show%20that%2045,an%20immediate%20family%20member%20incarcerated." rel="nofollow" target="_blank">45% of Americans statistic</a></li><li><a href="https://thejusticeartscoalition.org/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">The Justice Arts Coalition</a></li><li><a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trench_art" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Trench Art</a> </li><li><a href="https://eji.org/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Equal Justice Initiative</a></li></ul>To connect with Bombshell Brunches: click<a href="https://www.instagram.com/bombshellbrunches" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> HERE</a>To connect with Kristina Lao: click<a href="https://www.instagram.com/mykristinalao/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> HERE</a>To connect with Raquelle Roodenburg: click<a href="https://www.instagram.com/the_raquelle/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> HERE</a>To connect with GiveABeat: click <a href="https://www.instagram.com/giveabeat/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">HERE</a>

031. Dignity, Humanising and  Social Justice System, w/ Lauren Segal, GiveABeat 

Welcome to the 20th episode of The Stylist Diaries! If you've been here from the beginning, thank you for listening. If you're just joining us, you came at the perfect time. Welcome!! Today's episode is taking you on a road trip. In this episode, my salon besties Lauren Segal, Stephanie Fiori, and Victoria Mcbean join me for a candid conversation on all things hair. We talk about how the relationship between client and stylist is a long term journey (especially when hair goals are involved). You pack up and take that journey together until the hair goals are achieved, and after maintaining those goals. Other topics discussed are: chunky highlights, and are perms coming back?! We also address your questions regarding how medication effects hair and postpartum hair loss.  Find the girls on Instagram: Lauren Segal - @laurmichellehair Stephanie Fiori - @stephaniefiori Victoria Mcbean - @Victoria.mcb Love this podcast? Please subscribe to The Stylist Diaries, &amp; leave us a 5 star rating! This helps us bring you new and exciting content each week!

Welcome to the 20th episode of The Stylist Diaries! If you've been here from the beginning, thank you for listening. If you're just joining us, you came at the perfect time. Welcome!! Today's episode is taking you on a road trip. In this episode, my salon besties Lauren Segal, Stephanie Fiori, and Victoria Mcbean join me for a candid conversation on all things hair. We talk about how the relationship between client and stylist is a long term journey (especially when hair goals are involved). You pack up and take that journey together until the hair goals are achieved, and after maintaining those goals. Other topics discussed are: chunky highlights, and are perms coming back?! We also address your questions regarding how medication effects hair and postpartum hair loss.  Find the girls on Instagram: Lauren Segal - @laurmichellehair Stephanie Fiori - @stephaniefiori Victoria Mcbean - @Victoria.mcb Love this podcast? Please subscribe to The Stylist Diaries, &amp; leave us a 5 star rating! This helps us bring you new and exciting content each week!

20. Going on a Roadtrip with Stephanie Fiori, Victoria Mcbean, and Lauren Segal

Lauren Segal is a four-time cancer survivor and author of the book 'Cancer: A Love Story'. Through her arduous journey in fighting the disease, Lauren discovers the unexpected opportunities that cancer presents - to confront her unmasked humanity, her fears, strengths and weaknesses. She discovers that a proximity to death brings with it a new proximity to life. In our conversation, Lauren explores some of the challenges, opportunities and gifts of a disease that affects one in nine women. She explores the unexpected love story that comes to light.  Note: this episode was recorded before the national lockdown.

Lauren Segal is a four-time cancer survivor and author of the book 'Cancer: A Love Story'. Through her arduous journey in fighting the disease, Lauren discovers the unexpected opportunities that cancer presents - to confront her unmasked humanity, her fears, strengths and weaknesses. She discovers that a proximity to death brings with it a new proximity to life. In our conversation, Lauren explores some of the challenges, opportunities and gifts of a disease that affects one in nine women. She explores the unexpected love story that comes to light. Note: this episode was recorded before the national lockdown.

Cancer: A Love Story (Lauren Segal)