So Can I

The So Can I podcast is a place that inspires, motivates, and encourages women to step out in faith, follow the dreams that have always been on their hearts, and have a little fun while doing it. Each week, Lauren will talk with different women who do the unexpected and think outside of the box. We cover it all: the good, the bad, the beginning, the how, the why, and most importantly, the journey. You will leave each episode thinking, “If she can do it, So Can I."

So Can I is a business podcast hosted by Lauren Cunningham, with 238 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Lauren Cunningham hosts So Can I, a business show with 238 episodes published.

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  Episode #203

  The Impact of Make-A-Wish South Carolina with Misty Farmer and Amanda Osborne

  Aug 4, 202649 min

  Today I am joined by Misty Farmer and Amanda Osborne! Misty Farmer leads Make a Wish South carolina's mission to grant life-changing wishes for children with critical illnesses across the state. Her forward-thinking approach has enabled the organization to adapt and flourish, leading to a steady increase in revenue and the number of wishes fulfilled each year for more than a decade. Amanda Osborne currently serves as the CDO at Make-A-Wish South Carolina. In this role, she oversees the fundraising operations, event, major gifts solicitations and other revenue generating initiatives. Amanda is also a proud graduate of Leadership Greenville, Class 42. In this episode we talk about the Wish granting process, the impact of a single wish, what working at a non-profit is like, how they both got their start in the non-profit sector, and so much more! Make-A-Wish Website Make-A-Wish Facebook Make-A-Wish Instagram

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  A Complete Guide to Elin Hilderbrand's Novels

  Jul 31, 202631 min

  Join me for July's book club as I talk all things Elin Hilderbrand! I recap all of her books (spoiler free) and give my opinions and ratings of each!

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  Episode #202

  From Pharmacist to Non-Toxic Educator with Amy Enos

  Jul 28, 202655 min

  Today I am joined by Amy Enos! Amy is a leader in the non-toxic lifestyle space, helping thousands of women rethink what’s in their homes and daily routines. A pharmacist of nearly 19 years with a Doctor of Pharmacy degree and former board certification in geriatrics, Her journey into non-toxic living began after her mother’s unexpected Stage 4 cancer diagnosis, leading her to become a passionate ingredient investigator since 2018. She has a passion for spreading awareness & educating others. She’s known for breaking down complex topics into simple, actionable steps—empowering others to make more informed, healthier choices for themselves and their families. In this episode we talk about her decision to leave traditional pharmacy, why she started sharing non-toxic options, the growth of her business, and so much more! Amy's Instagram Amy's Website Center for Grieving Children

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  Episode #201

  Building a Commission-Based Art Business with Kelly Pelfrey

  Jul 21, 202656 min

  Today I am joined by Kelly Pelfrey! Kelly is a contemporary impressionist painter known for her expressive brushwork, love of light and shadow, and ability to capture the beauty of everyday moments. Her paintings often feature people in natural, unposed settings—scenes that feel more like memories than formal portraits. Whether she’s painting a quiet coastal landscape, a sunlit floral, or a nostalgic moment between loved ones, her work is rooted in warmth, movement, and a strong sense of place. In addition to her studio work, Kelly is the host of Behind the Brush , a weekly podcast where she shares honest conversations and practical insight for artists building a full-time career. She is also the co-founder of The KP Art Collective, an online gallery connecting collectors with original work from artists across the country. In this episode Kelly and I talk about her journey to becoming a full time artist, her podcast & collective, why she is mainly commission-based, and so much more! Samaritan's Purse Kelly's Website Kelly's Instagram

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  Episode #199

  How Susan Gordon Built and Scaled Her Pottery Business

  Jul 7, 202655 min

  Today I am joined by Susan Gordon! Susan is truly a creator at heart. She is dedicated to bringing timeless beauty into everyday life, and her love of clay and commitment to lifelong pieces set the tone for her journey with ceramics. Keeping classic taste at the core of her design, what began as handmade pottery and jewelry has become so much more. Susan will tell you, once she is able to get clay into her hands a conversation begins as the clay responds to her movements. This ability to mold a conversation into a creation has also helped grow her collection to include curated collaborations with other creators. She thrives on her desire to create — to create her art, to create a collaborative environment, and to create a community for others to engage and share. In this episode Susan and I talk about how she started her pottery business, hiring her first employee, scaling a business with a handmade product, her iconic wavy bowls, and so much more! Bell Center Susan's Website Susan's Instagram Susan's TikTok

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