Steve Rustad is a hoot to talk with. A veteran, UC Berkeley grad, and former Federal Sky Marshal, he is foremost an artist and cartoonist, and a marketing professional that has been many things to many people. In print, television, commercial enterprise, he’s done it all, and like so many KSCW members, he comes to […]
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If there’s one thing we know here in Sonoma County, it’s that the very best food comes from the people in our communities who grow it, raise it, and shepherd the bounty to our tables. It not only defines our local identity, but embodies the ethos that good food is who we are. With the
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It’s par for the course to say we have interesting folks working here at Keller, those with diverse backgrounds and experience that have led them to our vibrant work community, but Brian Kellogg brings an array of past lives that speak to that interesting quality in a way we may not have yet seen in
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From a quantum alignment in being team matched in consecutive KSCW ping-pong tournaments, to a connection borne of the Esalen Institute in Big Sur, Dana Christian Lee and Eytan Elterman are as close to the old school colloquialism ‘peas in a pod’ as it gets. Their shared interest in wellness that has culminated in their
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Member Spotlight: Heather Baldini & Alonzo Mendoza When you start talking with Heather and Alonzo about their new venture, Floria Collective, thechemistry of their collaboration makes itself clear. Self-described as ‘Hunter and Cook,’ the pairexude the kind of energy that makes one excited to find collaborative places in our own workthat add to the energy
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As the world around us dons its winter cloak, there’s an unspoken invitation to slow down, to breathe deeply, and to embrace the stillness that accompanies the season. Winter, with its bare branches and silent snowfalls, offers a unique opportunity to reflect, to turn inwards, and to find peace in the quiet that pervades the
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As the sun sets on another transformative year, it’s a heartwarming journey to reflect on the vibrant tapestry of experiences, growth, and connections that have defined our time at Keller Street Cowork in 2023. Nestled in the heart of the Downtown Petaluma community, Keller has been more than just a shared office space; it has been a hub of creativity, collaboration, and camaraderie.
One thing I love about that down time in December, between the holidays, is the opportunity I am afforded to slow down and connect a little deeper to those with whom I am most close. A recent discussion (turned debate) explored the idea of wanting others vs. needing others (friendships, partnerships or work relationships) and
Let’s begin to consider designing workspaces for “whole life” living We’re living in an age where work-life balance is a real challenge. Many people feel overwhelmed and stressed out by their workloads, whether they’re working from home or at an office. In fact, according to a recent study conducted by the American Psychological Association (APA),
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I’m not exactly sure how it happened that we are approaching the holiday season and end of the year already. It feels like just a minute ago that I was looking forward to 2022. I remember vividly that, while our world was still in a state of question, I was anticipating what I knew would be our
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