Let There Be Havens: An Invitation to Gentle Hospitality with Liz Bell Young

EPISODE · Nov 27, 2024 · 54 MIN

Let There Be Havens: An Invitation to Gentle Hospitality with Liz Bell Young

from Making Room by Gather · host Kayty Helgerson

Craving a fresh perspective on hospitality and community building? Join us for an enlightening conversation with Liz Bell Young, a talented writer and designer celebrated for her work in Magnolia Journal and other notable publications. Liz shares her multidisciplinary take on creating welcoming and intentional spaces, fueled by her love for words, rocks, and savoring small cups of coffee. Discover how her experiences and passions shape her unique approach to hospitality, offering a gentle, calm, and heartfelt alternative to chaotic traditions of the past. As we navigate through the art of blending diverse interests—whether in social work, business, or culinary arts—our discussion highlights the importance of creating spaces that prioritize genuine comfort and meaningful interactions. By redefining hospitality to focus on self-care, peace, and simplicity, we address the ever-present cultural burnout and celebrate the beauty of authentic, connection-driven experiences.This episode is a celebration of resourcefulness and love in hospitality. From hosting rustic camping events with limited resources to planning budget-friendly communal gatherings, we challenge the notion that extravagance is necessary for warmth and connection. With practical strategies like creating kits to simplify daily routines, our dialogue inspires listeners to welcome authenticity and gentleness in everyday hospitality. Tune in for heartfelt anecdotes, insightful discussions, and a special focus on making the most of what we have to foster community and belonging.Buy a copy of Liz's Book here! Follow Liz @lizbellyoungSupport the show

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