Join me as I tell you what the name, The Civilian, means, and answer your questions about the Mueller investigation. **Note: at the time of this recording, William Barr had not been sworn in as Attorney General. He was sworn in on February 14, 2019**

Everyday Etiquette

The Civilian: Episode 1, The Mueller Investigation

Elizabeth Duncan and I are continuing our discussion of wedding etiquette--from the perspective of the bride, groom, and family throwing the shindig! In Part 2, we are talking about RSVPing, inviting children to the wedding, the parties surrounding the wedding, how to best interact with your vendors, and much much more. Don't forget to go back and listen to Part 1 if you haven't already! You can find Elizabeth at www.elizabethduncanevents.com and me, as always, @sarahbohldesigns or www.sarahbohldesigns.net. Also join our Facebook group (Everyday Etiquette Podcast) to ask your own etiquette questions or join in the debate!

#17: Weddings Part 2 with Elizabeth Duncan

This week I am DIVING into one of the deepest etiquette topics and that is WEDDINGS. I have enlisted my friend and renowned wedding & event planner Elizabeth Duncan to walk through all the questions and details that you will come across as a bride, groom, or family member. We've divided this talk into two episodes, so be sure and listen to Part 2 next! You can find Elizabeth online at www.elizabethduncanevents.com; and you can find me, as always, on Instagram, Twitter, or Facebook @sarahbohldesigns; or on my website www.sarahbohldesigns.net.

#16: Weddings Part 1 with Elizabeth Duncan

It's a special Tuesday episode (to make up for me skipping a couple of weeks!). Just in time for college graduation, I'm talking with HR wiz Diana Funk about job intereview do's and don'ts (Spoiler alert: DO dress appropriately and DON'T bring your mom). Diana gave us so many awesome tips, I compiled them into a nifty .pdf and put it in the Everyday Etiquette Podcast group over on Facebook. Follow this link to see: https://www.facebook.com/groups/190393387964159/ I'll be back later this week with another episode, see you then!

#15: Job Interview Etiquette

I don't know about you, by my hair stylists are some of the most treasured people in my life. In this episode, I'm talking with master stylist and Redken educator Lori Zabel about how to treat those treasures the best we can. We chat about tipping, re-scheduling appointments, showing up late, how to best prepare for your appointment, and also how your stylist should be treating you. I learned so much from Lori and hope you do, too! You can find Lori on Instagram @lorizabel. You can find me @sarahbohldesigns, or @sarahbohldesign on Twitter. Don't forget to please leave a rating and/or review on iTunes so we can grow!

#14: Salon Etiquette with Lori Zabel

Lucky episode #13 is here and I'm talking with my friend Gretchen Purcell Straczewski. She shared an awesome Freakonomics radio podcast with me a while back, and we are breaking it down for you and screaming "Long live handwriting!" We also talk about the theory and value of Montessori education, our own experiences with handwriting, text-speak, and what type of legacy we can leave for future generations in this technology-driven world. Here are the show notes! Tons of great info: Link to Freakonomics Episode: http://freakonomics.com/podcast/who-needs-handwriting/ Turn your Instagram Photos into a Card: Postagram https://sincerely.com/postagram --"Never give to the brain more than we give to the hand" - Maria Montessori, the root theory behind much of her methods and materials —Gretchen's favorite book on Montessori methods for very young children http://www.amazon.com/Montessori-Start-Child-B…/…/0805211128 —Traditionally, most Montessori schools teach cursive writing instead of print, but some (including ours) had moved to teaching print first. Interestingly, our school has decided to move back to teaching cursive first beginning next year! Full coverage of the debate in the Montessori community here: http://www.blog.montessoriforeveryone.com/cursive-vs-printi… —Etsy artist who can turn handwriting into jewelry: https://www.etsy.com/shop/AshleeArtis?ref=l2-shopheader-name Questions? Comments? I would love to hear from you!

#13: The Death of Handwriting?! Say it Isn't So!

If today's episode were a textbook, you would find many, many highlighted sections in my copy. I'm talking authenticity, kindness, and the changing business environment with author and business coach Caroline Greene. I *may* have even held up my phone to the microphone so I could play you an Aaliyah song. It's always a fun day on this podcast! Be sure and join our Facebook group (Everyday Etiquette Podcast) so you can find out how to receive a free copy of her book, NEXT: How to Start a Successful Business That’s Right for You and Your Family. You can also find Caroline on Facebook (Caroline Greene Coaching) or on her website (www.carolinegreenecoaching.com)

#12: Authentic Kindness in Today's Business Environment with Caroline Greene

You'll hear a ton of laughing in this episode, because I brought on friend Elizabeth Goslin and we rant about all things pregnancy etiquette. "Can I Touch Your Belly?," "How Much Weight Have You Gained?," and our numerous other complaints about other people's behavior. Elizabeth has some amazing etiquette horror stories to share with us. What's the worst thing that anyone said to you while pregnant? Share with us in our Facebook group by searching for the Everyday Etiquette Podcast group.

#11: "Can I Touch Your Belly?" and Other Things You Should NOT Say To A Pregnant Woman

It's March Madness and I'm talking Sports Etiquette with my dad, Dave Strom. We discuss a certain presidential candidate's cheating habit, why your behavior on the field/court/course can affect your business dealings, and why it's a "gimme" not a "takey." Listen in and give me your feedback by joining the Facebook group (Everyday Etiquette Podcast group) or by leaving us a review on iTunes!

#10: Sports Etiquette

My special guest today is Reverend Jennifer Moxley and we are shedding some light on a topic that many of us (myself included) are uncomfortable with: how to behave at funerals, visitations, or times where we need to comfort someone! What is it about this that makes us all run our mouths unnecessarily? What are some things we CAN say to people to make them feel better (hint: it's better to be a good LISTENER!). Learn along with me as we hear Reverend Moxley's wisdom. Please join our Facebook group, The Everyday Etiquette Podcast group, for show notes. Also, could you please leave us a review or rating on iTunes? Thank you!

#9: Bereavement Etiquette with Rev. Jennifer Moxley

It's officially Season 2 of Everyday Etiquette! To start things off, I have guest Oliver BurkEman, author of The Antidote and columnist for The Guardian, with us to talk about Ask Culture vs. Guess Culture...a discussion, I think, that really blows the whole etquette debate wide open. Listen in and let us know what you think! You can find Oliver at www.oliverburkeman.com, or on Twitter @oliverburkeman. (yes, I misspelled his name in the end of the podcast, it does, in fact, have an "E." Sorry Oliver!)

#8: Ask Culture vs. Guess Culture with Oliver Burkeman

Dining out is one of life's biggest pleasures...but also one of the most frustrating etiquette situations for diners and servers alike. Join me as I chat with my friend Sarah Bill who has over 10 years of restaurant experience. We talk about what you can expect from a good server, our restaurant pet peeves, and what you can do to be a good diner! Be sure to join our Facebook group, the Everyday Etiquette Podcast, to ask questions and help determine future content!

#7: Restaurant Etiquette

Oh, dating....one of life's most fun and most challenging social situations! Navigate it with us through the eyes of couple Matt and Sasha as they share their experience with online dating! Don't forget to join our FB group (Everyday Etiquette Podcast) to ask us any questions or comment about YOUR experiences with dating. Do you have any horror stories to tell?

#6: Online Dating

Join us for this episode as we talk about one of the most-difficult-to-navigate holiday traditions. Caroline Strom joins me, and we go through some of the best resources on tipping on the web. We also talk about why it should be called holiday "thanking," why giving to charities is so important, and issue a challenge to all of our listeners to pay it forward this season with random acts of kindness! Search for our Facebook group, "Everyday Etiquette Podcast," to receive the links from the articles mentioned in the show!

#5: Holiday Tipping (aka Holiday Thanking)

On today's show, I'm chatting with Frances Ledgewood from Ledgewood Fine Stationery! We are discussing all those etiquette rules about addressing envelopes, particularly when your recipient doesn't fall into the "Mr. and Mrs." category. And just in time for your holiday card mailing! Frances and I also clarify the difference between "stationEry" and "stationAry," and how important it is to spell names correctly! Be sure to join our Facebook group (The Everyday Etiquette Podcast group), so you can download your own cheat sheet!

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