FlowJam: Behind the Experience
Meredith's Transformation
Jul 28, 20262 minS0
<p>Answering my signature question posed to each of my guests:</p> <p>How has a live event changed the way you see yourself?</p>
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Hosted by Meredith Walsh, Behind the Experience invites entrepreneurs and artists in the festival and event production space to discuss stories, learnings, and experiences in creating and managing events, festivals, venues, and retreats. Meredith's journey began when she was inspired to raise donations for a school in Tanzania, and subsequently created Flow Jam Healing & Arts Festival. She has been in the festival and event space for 13+ years and has seen others grow and heal in her curated spaces. Learn of what it's like to live and work in the event industry and hear stories of transcendent experiences as well as lessons learned while creating and shaping these spaces.
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FlowJam: Behind the Experience
<p>Answering my signature question posed to each of my guests:</p> <p>How has a live event changed the way you see yourself?</p>
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