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Be a Dreamcatcher

Be a Dreamcatcher

By: Jessie Lynn®
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 The "Be a Dreamcatcher" podcast gladly welcomes you into important, life changing conversations with actors, cowgirls, cowboys, mentors, motivational speakers, musicians, public figures, and more in search of the answer to: "Are you a dreamcatcher?" Merriam Webster defines a dreamcatcher as: "a circular framed net with a hole in the center that is used by some American Indian peoples to help block bad dreams and catch good ones." Have you been able to chase and catch your dreams? In addition to gaining the tips and tricks of how to successfully chase your dreams, you also will receive an in depth look in to Jessie Lynn's heritage and how she became a "dreamcatcher!" So, Saddle on up and journey in to the jaw dropping stories, testimonies, and how-to's on the "Be a Dreamcatcher" Podcast! Hosted by Jessie Lynn®© 2025 Jessie Lynn® & Dirt to Diva Productions, LLC. ©2021 Career Success Economics Music Personal Development Personal Success
Episodes
  • Episode 43: Be a Dreamcatcher with Maddie Gregory (2025-2026 National Little Britches Rodeo Princess)

    Episode 43: Be a Dreamcatcher with Maddie Gregory (2025-2026 National Little Britches Rodeo Princess)
    Oct 8 2025
    At just the ripe young age of 13, Maddie Gregory has accomplished more as a young rodeo star than most ever dream. Recently crowned the 2025–2026 National Little Britches Rodeo Princess, Maddie will join the Be A Dreamcatcher podcast to share her inspiring journey to the crown, her passion for barrel racing, and her love for the sport of rodeo. Listeners will get an inside look at her experiences in the arena and what it means to serve as a national ambassador for youth rodeo. Join us for a journey on the trail you do not want to miss!
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    23 mins
  • Episode 42: Be a Dreamcatcher with Jaime Holm

    Episode 42: Be a Dreamcatcher with Jaime Holm
    Aug 11 2025
    Jaime Holm, the Founder & VP, Design of Tinker Tin Company, was born and raised on the Central Coast of California. She is inspired by nature’s perfectly imperfect textured rhythm and implements this ethos throughout her work. As a young female entrepreneur in a male-dominated industry, creating a company with over 500,000 square feet of manufacturing facilities in the USA and Mexico is no small feat. With in-house engineering, design, prototyping, + project management, Tinker Tin manufactures up to 10,000+ units for major retailers such as Boot Barn, Coachella, Red Bull, and more. Jaime's experience and ingenuity guided her to intentionally grow Tinker Tin, a zero-debt company, making for a solid foundation for the steady growth Tinker Tin has experienced year over year. When Jaime isn’t leading expansion at Tinker Tin, you can find her adventuring with her little wildings, Smokey & Sawyer, and husband Carl, reading, gardening, riding her horses, hiking, surfing, or sharing meals with friends and family!
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    30 mins
  • Episode 41: Be a Dreamcatcher with Ayesha Ali

    Episode 41: Be a Dreamcatcher with Ayesha Ali
    Jul 11 2025
    This month on Be A Dreamcatcher, we’re joined by Ayesha Ali, owner and founder of FUSE The Denim. FUSE isn’t just a pair of jeans, it’s the first-ever convertible denim line built to flex with your life. You’re not just one thing, and neither are your jeans. Designed for women with full calendars, shifting identities, and zero patience for boring clothes, FUSE solves the “too many outfit changes, not enough time” problem. From Monday meetings to Saturday nights out, these jeans keep up, so you can change your look, not your life. Tune in to hear how Ayesha is empowering women to embrace all the roles they play, with denim that goes with the flow and dreams as big as theirs.
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    27 mins
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