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After a long career spent building brick-and-mortar businesses, developing products, writing advertising, opening boutiques, creating a live music lounge, planning events, and thinking about all the little details that make people feel something, I’m making more room for the kind of creativity that first pulled me in: stories, observations, questionable rabbit holes, and occasionally very strange ideas.

On the surface, those projects were all very different. Underneath, they were doing much the same thing, creating an atmosphere, noticing what makes people connect, and hopefully leaving them with something they remember afterward.

The Curated Nomad Studio podcast is another version of that. Expect true stories, observational humor, unexpected life lessons, creative detours, music, nostalgia, and conversations about the ordinary things that become considerably more interesting once you start paying attention to them. Some episodes are funny. Some are uncomfortable. Some start in one place and wander somewhere I didn’t expect.

Every so often, things may get a little darker.

If you like listening to something that makes you laugh, think ah yes, I’ve thought that too, feel a little nostalgic, or consider something you hadn’t five minutes earlier, you’ll probably find something here for you.

The podcast lives here, and the rest of The Curated Nomad Studio can be found over on the website. Thank you for listening! ]]>enSociety & CultureRaeAnne Conathttps://d3wo5wojvuv7l.cloudfront.net/t_rss_itunes_square_1400/images.spreaker.com/original/6dbe38b9dba7435a5a074d2e8e4e1f1f.jpghttps://www.thecuratednomadstudio.com/listenFri, 21 Aug 2026 10:32:42 +0000RaeAnne ConatRaeAnne Conatraeanneconat@outlook.comFor the past two decades, I’ve been telling stories and creating experiences for people in different forms. The medium is changing. After a long career spent building brick-and-mortar businesses, developing products, writing advertising, opening...
After a long career spent building brick-and-mortar businesses, developing products, writing advertising, opening boutiques, creating a live music lounge, planning events, and thinking about all the little details that make people feel something, I’m making more room for the kind of creativity that first pulled me in: stories, observations, questionable rabbit holes, and occasionally very strange ideas.

On the surface, those projects were all very different. Underneath, they were doing much the same thing, creating an atmosphere, noticing what makes people connect, and hopefully leaving them with something they remember afterward.

The Curated Nomad Studio podcast is another version of that. Expect true stories, observational humor, unexpected life lessons, creative detours, music, nostalgia, and conversations about the ordinary things that become considerably more interesting once you start paying attention to them. Some episodes are funny. Some are uncomfortable. Some start in one place and wander somewhere I didn’t expect.

Every so often, things may get a little darker.

If you like listening to something that makes you laugh, think ah yes, I’ve thought that too, feel a little nostalgic, or consider something you hadn’t five minutes earlier, you’ll probably find something here for you.

The podcast lives here, and the rest of The Curated Nomad Studio can be found over on the website. Thank you for listening! ]]>truebbc41556-d825-59d2-b6db-8db27d40c218episodichttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/you-smell-like-a-slutty-grandma--74134994Apparently, they’re all part of my current sensory renaissance.
In this episode, I follow nostalgia and curiosity from my grandmother’s perfume collection and the scent that prompted my husband to tell me, “You smell like a slutty grandma, but in a good way” to late-night DQ runs, espresso-drenched ice cream and a wonderfully strange musical rabbit hole.
Mostly, it’s about giving ourselves permission to get unapologetically excited about the little things that bring us back to life whether or not they’re useful, productive or make any damn sense.
]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/74134994Sun, 16 Aug 2026 17:20:12 +0000RaeAnne ConatWhat do vintage perfume, ice-cream telepathy, affogatos and creepy old horror soundtracks have in common? Apparently, they’re all part of my current sensory renaissance. In this episode, I follow nostalgia and curiosity from my grandmother’s perfume...Apparently, they’re all part of my current sensory renaissance.
In this episode, I follow nostalgia and curiosity from my grandmother’s perfume collection and the scent that prompted my husband to tell me, “You smell like a slutty grandma, but in a good way” to late-night DQ runs, espresso-drenched ice cream and a wonderfully strange musical rabbit hole.
Mostly, it’s about giving ourselves permission to get unapologetically excited about the little things that bring us back to life whether or not they’re useful, productive or make any damn sense.
]]>1011true21fullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/unfinished-business-the-art-of-reinvention-intro--64595368This podcast takes a short, comedic dive into the everyday moments that make us laugh or go WTF—then ties them back to business, life, and everything in between. 
I built a soap company that sold in 10K stores, curated a live music lounge, and launched two trendy retail & confectionary shops. Now, in my Reinvention Era, I’m dishing out the good, the bad, and the wildly unexpected to save you time, money, and frustration. Visit unfinishedbusinessreinvention.com ]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/64595368Sun, 23 Feb 2025 00:18:00 +0000RaeAnne ConatWhat do business strategies, bobby pin, avoidance tactics, and mohawks with no exit strategy have in common? More than you think.  This podcast takes a short, comedic dive into the everyday moments that make us laugh or go WTF—then ties them back to...This podcast takes a short, comedic dive into the everyday moments that make us laugh or go WTF—then ties them back to business, life, and everything in between. 
I built a soap company that sold in 10K stores, curated a live music lounge, and launched two trendy retail & confectionary shops. Now, in my Reinvention Era, I’m dishing out the good, the bad, and the wildly unexpected to save you time, money, and frustration. Visit unfinishedbusinessreinvention.com ]]>36business,businessgrowth,businesshumor,businesslessons,careerchange,comedy,entrepreneur,femaleentrepreneur,funny,funnybusinesspodcast,funnypodcast,inspiration,motivationmonday,personaldevelopment,podcast,selfmade,smallbusiness,spotify,successstories,womeninbusinessfalse1trailer