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Oct 26, 2026

Jason FeiferHOST
2:17
How do we create a business that does well for itself, does well for the people who have built it, and can do well for others? That is what we are talking about today, because I've got a guy who's doing it in a really unique way.
Jason FeiferHOST
2:33
His name is Stephen Dime, and he is the co-founder of Flowers for Dreams.
Jason FeiferHOST
2:38
Flowers for Dreams came onto our radar, onto my radar, because the company landed in our America's Favorite Mom and Pop Shops list, which you can find in the September issue of Entrepreneur Magazine.
Jason FeiferHOST
2:50
We do it every year, and it's a way for us to recognize incredibly powerful, impactful, most beloved local businesses around the country.
Jason FeiferHOST
3:03
Stephen has built just one of those and has done an incredible job of building something that gives back in a really meaningful way.
Jason FeiferHOST
3:38
You've given more than $1.8 million to over 200 organizations.
Jason FeiferHOST
3:42
You sell flowers.
Jason FeiferHOST
3:44
Flowers is a difficult business.
Jay SchwankeHOST
20:49
So, okay.
Jay SchwankeHOST
20:49
Her flower shop is called Buds, Blooms, and Badasses.
Jay SchwankeHOST
20:55
I don't know why, because I would not qualify.
Jay SchwankeHOST
20:58
I do know why, because she bought this business and that was the name of the business when she bought it.
Chris FarahHOST
2:47
And so that's what's happening.
Chris FarahHOST
2:49
Now Mary's back and she's in Parowan and they're going to Bev's Flowers.
Chris FarahHOST
2:53
Honey, Bev's got a flower shop.
Chris FarahHOST
2:55
You go to Bev's Flowers.
Chris FarahHOST
2:56
She's there with Amber and Jen.
Chris FarahHOST
2:57
And she fills them in on the conversation, of course, with Janelle and Christine.
speaker_10NARRATOR
8:47
Within a golden circle, the sun, an emblem of glory and splendor representing absolute authority, peers over a highland in the distance.
speaker_10NARRATOR
8:56
Flowers, a symbol of hope and joy, are scattered by an Indian maiden, indicative of the Indian influence within the state.
speaker_10NARRATOR
9:03
Centered is the cocoa or palm tree, an emblem of victory, justice, and royal honor.
speaker_10NARRATOR
9:09
Florida's state flag, the flag of the 27th state to enter the Union, was adopted in 1900.
Bob BaileyVOICE_ACTOR
9:37
And finally, we came to the old Carraway Plantation.
Bob BaileyVOICE_ACTOR
9:40
Acres and acres of huge old live oak trees festooned with Spanish moss.
Bob BaileyVOICE_ACTOR
9:45
Flowers, millions of them.
Bob BaileyVOICE_ACTOR
9:47
Azaleas, iris, roses, rhododendron bushes aflame with color in the afternoon sun.
Verónica BarragánGUEST
34:39
Okey.
María Camila MedinaHOST
34:39
¿Qué creen ustedes que conecta más-- que las personas conectan más con-- ahí va, flores o palabras?
OlivierGUEST
34:49
Flores.
Verónica BarragánGUEST
34:49
Palabras.
Verónica BarragánGUEST
34:49
[risas] [aplaude] Es que es un mono y el mío.
Kristen CastrataroHOST
0:02
Keep listening as Jessica Brough describes how farming can heal our bodies, spirits, land, and communities.
Kristen CastrataroHOST
0:10
Welcome back to Food, Flowers, and Fun.
Kristen CastrataroHOST
0:12
I'm your host, Kay Castretaro.
Kristen CastrataroHOST
0:15
As always, we are sponsored by Penlight for Farmers, helping you to create purposeful farm lives rich in time, energy, and abundance.

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Kristen CastrataroHOST
49:06
I can I can see that I will tap you to come on again because we have not even begun to talk about all the things you could share with us.
Kristen CastrataroHOST
49:17
So thank you so much, Jessica.
Kristen CastrataroHOST
49:18
I want to thank all of you out there and we will see you next time on Food, Flowers and Fun.
Kristen CastrataroHOST
49:24
Thanks.
Tyler GreenHOST
33:24
In 2010, you did a really well-known, famous little book called Floriography Journal of just elegantly spare flowers.
Tyler GreenHOST
33:33
and you're still painting flowers, sometimes kind of in ways that reference wallpaper, sometimes in paintings like Opening Night or I'm Still Pretty, a bouquet.
Tyler GreenHOST
33:46
Flowers is one of those things that painters have been doing for centuries.
Tyler GreenHOST
33:51
It kind of seems like it should get finished, and it never does.
Tyler GreenHOST
33:56
So what is it about flowers that keeps you going back?
Clare RojasGUEST
34:00
Color, shape, scent, attraction to butterflies and birds.
Clare RojasGUEST
34:07
Honestly, there are times when I want to paint, but I don't know what to paint.
Clare RojasGUEST
34:15
So what do I meditate on? Flowers.
Kevin TsangGUEST
32:07
what's whereas this was so nice again we knew they were going to be things we did add things to the map of neverland which felt like such a privilege so i'm in the finished copy there is a gorgeous map and um i love a map and there are some things that are in the original keter where's our map um original keter pan but for anyone up here it says field of flowers which is a new place that we got official permission to put on the map which was very cool um
Julia GoldingHOST
32:33
Yeah.
Julia GoldingHOST
32:34
And again, not to spoil what the Field of Flowers really is, but it's not a place where you pick flowers.
Kevin TsangGUEST
32:40
It is Neverland after all.
Kevin TsangGUEST
32:42
Yes.
William HanHOST
17:26
Indeed, his songs, which struck critics as soft and effeminate, came to be called The Music of National Destruction.
William HanHOST
17:37
One major work, Yu Shu Hou Ting Hua, or Jade of Trees and the Flowers in the Backyard, especially became a symbol of impending doom.
William HanHOST
17:50
Later in the Tang Dynasty, the poet Du Mu used the symbolism in a poem about a visit to the Chen Dynasty's former capital, Nanjing, that includes these lines.
William HanHOST
18:08
The song goes across the river, oblivious to the sorrow of national destruction, still sing flowers in the back garden.
Ryan Peter MillerHOST
3:44
Give us the title again.
E. Saffronia DowningGUEST
3:45
It's called Pressed Flower.
Ryan Peter MillerHOST
3:47
Pressed Flower.
Ryan Peter MillerHOST
3:48
And there are lots of, um, shapely, uh, flat flower-like shapes.
Ryan Peter MillerHOST
3:56
Shapely flower, flower-like shapes.
Ryan Peter MillerHOST
4:24
All right.
E. Saffronia DowningGUEST
4:24
Yeah.
Ryan Peter MillerHOST
4:24
So the new book, Pressed F- is that the Call, Call for Clay is the new book, and Pressed Flower is the show? Just so I'm-

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