Be a Dreamcatcher

By: Jessie Lynn®
Listen for free

  • Summary

  • The "Be a Dreamcatcher" podcast gladly welcomes you into important, life changing conversations with actors, cowgirls, cowboys, mentors, motivational speakers, musicians, public figures, and more in search of the answer to: "Are you a dreamcatcher?" Merriam Webster defines a dreamcatcher as: "a circular framed net with a hole in the center that is used by some American Indian peoples to help block bad dreams and catch good ones." Have you been able to chase and catch your dreams? In addition to gaining the tips and tricks of how to successfully chase your dreams, you also will receive an in depth look in to Jessie Lynn's heritage and how she became a "dreamcatcher!" So, Saddle on up and journey in to the jaw dropping stories, testimonies, and how-to's on the "Be a Dreamcatcher" Podcast! Hosted by Jessie Lynn®
    © 2024 Jessie Lynn® & Dirt to Diva Productions, LLC. ©2021
    Show more Show less
activate_primeday_promo_in_buybox_DT
Episodes
  • Episode 32: Be a Dreamcatcher with Miss Rodeo USA 2024: Kaelanne Quinonez

    Episode 32: Be a Dreamcatcher with Miss Rodeo USA 2024: Kaelanne Quinonez
    Jul 1 2024
    Keep Your Nose to the Grindstone and Eyes on the Rhinestones... a phrase and platform written by Kaelanne as she was preparing for the 57th Annual Miss Rodeo USA competition... so what does it mean? Exaclty what it says. If you focus on your dreams and keep your nose to the grindstone and eyes on the rhinestones (a.k.a. YOUR DREAM) you can accomplish anything. This struck me as an ah ha moment during the 2024 MRUSA competition and I knew, we had to chat about this! - Jessie Lynn® On January 14, 2024, Kaelanne Quinonez was crowned YOUR Miss Rodeo USA 2024 at the Lazy E Arena during the 54th performance of the International Finals Rodeo. A Sunday she will never forget, Kaelanne is excited and proud to carry the title of Miss Rodeo USA for a year, promoting the IPRA and MRUSA organizations and advocating for rodeo and ag across the country. Kaelanne is no stranger to horses and all things cowgirl, she was born and raised on the Central Coast of California, where she fell in love with horses at the age of 4. Her mom and dad soon found out that this love of horses and all things cowgirl was in fact not a phase and that it was a passion that was as organic and unexpected as the path she would take to Miss Rodeo USA many years later. Kaelanne and her family experienced a lot of firsts together: first horse which turned into horses, first show, first IFR, and first rodeo queen titles. Kaelanne could not be representing the organization and sharing her passion for the west like she is today without the support of her fireteam at home. She left her hometown when she was accepted into Texas A&M as a Master’s student, where she spent a year studying ecohydrology and the effects of drought on ranches in west Texas and where she graduated with her M.S. in Business. This proud Aggie wants to use her education and first hand experiences to promote rodeo, agriculture, and western from coast to coast, preserving traditions and promoting the future. During her year as Miss Rodeo USA, Kaelanne plans to do this by traveling to rodeos in the US and Canada, speaking at schools, town halls and conferences, and using social media to promote the sponsors of and the sport of rodeo. ​Rodeo is a team sport: a team between roughstock and rider, sponsor and contestants, the organization and fans. Rodeo queening is a team sport. In fact, all aspects of the western industry require team effort and collaboration. Kaelanne is excited to be a contributing part of this team, of a family that makes America special and unique. She knows, and wants to share the message, that when teams put their nose to the grindstone, everyone benefits and can keep their eyes to their dreams (or rhinestones). - Bio Provided by the Miss Rodeo USA Association
    Show more Show less
    40 mins
  • Episode 31: Be a Dreamcatcher with Kevin Sites

    Episode 31: Be a Dreamcatcher with Kevin Sites
    May 23 2024
    There are many attributes that come to mind when you meet Kevin Sites, but the best one is, he's a journalist by trade, storyteller by heart! Meet Kevin Sites - Author! He's an award-winning journalist, a pioneer in the field of backpack journalism reporting, and has covered over 30 different conflicts and natural disasters in the course of his career. Sites worked as a network news producer and correspondent for ABC, NBC and CNN but left broadcast television in 2005 to become the first Internet correspondent for Yahoo! News. In his ground breaking Hot Zone project, he covered nearly every war in the world in one year earning a dozen awards, including the Wired Rave Award in 2005 and the Daniel Pearl Award for Courage and Integrity in Journalism in 2006. He’s the author of three non-fiction books on war, all published by Harper Perennial. These include: In the Hot Zone: One Man, One Year, Twenty Wars. Swimming with Warlords: A Dozen-Year Journey Across the Afghan War The Things They Cannot Say: Stories Soldiers Won’t Tell You About What They’ve Seen, Done or Failed to Do in War. His debut novel, The Ocean Above Me will be published by Harper in summer 2023. Sites was chosen as a Nieman Journalism Fellow at Harvard University in 2010 and in 2012, was selected as a Dart Fellow in Journalism and Trauma at Columbia University. Northwestern University’s Medill School of Journalism inducted Sites into their Hall of Achievement in 2008. He lived and worked in Hong Kong as an Associate Professor of Practice at the Journalism and Media Studies Centre at the University of Hong Kong from 2012 until 2022. He’s been a contributor to many print and online publications including, Vice News, Salon, Aeon, Men’s Health, Wired, Popular Science, Parade, Alert Diver and The Small Wars Journal. We are so thrilled that he was able to join us on the Be a Dreamcatcher Podcast. Want to WATCH IT LIVE? Then head on over to Jessie Lynn's Facebook page today!
    Show more Show less
    51 mins
  • Episode 30: Be a Dreamcatcher with Eleven86 Real Artesian Water Founder and Owner, Marquis Forge

    Episode 30: Be a Dreamcatcher with Eleven86 Real Artesian Water Founder and Owner, Marquis Forge
    Apr 1 2024
    In this episode, join us as we sit down with Marquis Forge, the innovative mind behind Eleven86 Real Artesian Water as he takes us on a captivating journey through his entrepreneurial endeavors. On this trail of candid discussion and heartfelt reflections, Marquis shares his entrepreneurial journey, from the inception of Eleven86 Real Artesian Water to its evolution into a symbol of excellence and purity in the beverage industry. He provides invaluable insights into the challenges he faced as a minority entrepreneur, navigating the complexities of the market, and overcoming obstacles with resilience and determination. As the owner and founder of Eleven86 Real Artesian Water, Marquis embodies the spirit of innovation and perseverance, inspiring aspiring entrepreneurs to pursue their dreams fearlessly and embrace the journey with unwavering dedication. Dive on in to the Be a Dreamcatcher Podcast as we uncover the untold stories behind the success of Marquis Forge and explore the transformative power of entrepreneurship in shaping lives and communities. Get ready to be inspired, motivated, and empowered to chase your dreams relentlessly and become the architect of your destiny!
    Show more Show less
    40 mins
Music Career Success Economics Personal Success
Show more Show less

What listeners say about Be a Dreamcatcher

Average customer ratings

Reviews - Please select the tabs below to change the source of reviews.

Audible.com reviews

Amazon reviews
No Reviews are Available