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The City Lights Collective“Threads of Change: Design and Data” / “Love Letters”Textile artist Sandra Sawatsky and MODA curator Laura Flusche discuss “Threads of Change: Design and Data,” which is on view at the Museum of Design Atlanta through May 25th. Plus, restaurateurs, chefs, and actors Jenny Levison and Mitchell Anderson detail their upcoming production of A.R. Gurney’s “Love Letters” on stage on April 4th, 5th, and 6th at Synchronicity Theatre.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.2025-04-0351 min
Jewish TimeSouper Jenny's for the Southern SoulJeff Silberblatt is delighted to welcome Jenny Levison to the Jewish Times podcast. Jenny is the mastermind behind Souper Jenny, a thriving chain of five restaurants serving delectable soups and salads in the bustling Atlanta metroplex. Beyond her culinary success, Jenny's heart shines through her creation of The Zadie Project, a 501c3 nonprofit named after her father (“Zadie” is Yiddish for “Grandfather”), and dedicated to providing healthy nourishment to children in Title 1 schools. Prepare to be moved by Jenny's journey and the impactful initiatives of The Zadie Project. Tune in for a dose of inspiration, and you may find yourself...2024-06-1419 min
The 29029 PodcastEpisode 032 - It's Addictive | "Souper" Jenny LevisonWhen you create something new like 29029 you never know what will happen. It’s hard to tell if people are going to buy into the idea that climbing up a mountain for 36 hours over a weekend to try to reach the vertical gain of Mt. Everest is a good idea or not.
In 2017 when 29029 was launched, it was a small group of people who were known for enjoying crazy experiences. They loved it! Of course they did. In 2018 as the brand expanded to include an additional location in Snowbasin Utah a larger community had the opportunity to experien...2023-05-1528 min
The Intentional Career Podcast07 - From Performing Arts to Performing Weddings with Hope MirlisHope Mirlis started out in performing arts but now performs weddings. Her big career moves coincided with big geographical moves, too. Originally from NYC, she moved to Atlanta to pursue performing arts, and then went to California to get a Master’s of Fine Arts. A friend asked Hope to officiate their wedding, and that changed everything. Hope and Karen discuss the path to an intentional career, and the many twists and turns that happen along the way.I’m your host, Karen Styles, Career + Life Coach and owner of Flow + Fire Coaching. Ready to create your Inten...2021-07-0756 min
The Intentional Career PodcastFrom Performing Arts to Performing Weddings with Hope MirlisHope Mirlis started out in performing arts but now performs weddings. Her big career moves coincided with big geographical moves, too. Originally from NYC, she moved to Atlanta to pursue performing arts, and then went to California to get a Master’s of Fine Arts. A friend asked Hope to officiate their wedding, and that changed everything. Hope and Karen discuss the path to an intentional career, and the many twists and turns that happen along the way.I’m your host, Karen Styles, Career + Life Coach and owner of Flow + Fire Coaching. Ready to create your Inten...2021-07-0756 min
Closer Look with Rose ScottCEO Of Georgia Restaurant Association Discusses The State Of The Restaurant Industry Amid Pandemic; Souper Jenny Aims To Give Back Through Annual ‘The Kindness Tour’A few weeks ago, Governor Brian Kemp eased COVID restrictions and declared that the state is now open for business. But many small business owners still have a lot of questions. Karen Bremer, the president and CEO of the Georgia Restaurant Association, discusses what restaurant owners are now doing to help mitigate the spread of the coronavirus. Plus, Jenny Levison, the founder of the Atlanta-based café and food truck Souper Jenny, is back traveling across the country for “The Kindness Tour." She reflects on last year’s tour and shares details about what she hopes to accomplish this year.S...2021-04-2836 min
Reinvention Room with Allison HareEP56: No Experience Required to Serve Your Community: Jenny Levison of Souper Jenny[fusebox_track_player url="https://episodes.castos.com/5e3aa627bb42e8-95594950/Souper-Jenny-EP56-BTW.mp3" artist="Bright this Way with Allison Hare" title="No Experience Required To Serve Your Community: Jenny Levison of Souper Jenny" social_twitter="true" social_facebook="true" social_linkedin="true" social_pinterest="true" social_email="true" ]
Host Allison Hare talks to Jenny Levison, owner of beloved Atlanta restaurant Souper Jenny and the founder of the foundation The Zadie Project. They discuss serving your community, following your purpose and passion, adventures in entrepreneurship, healthy cooking, and more.
Episode Highlights:
Jenny...2020-04-2834 min
The Cannonball Mindset53: Founder and chief "soup slinger" of Souper Jenny - Jenny LevisonOn this episode, I had the pleasure of speaking with Jenny Levison, founder and chief "soup slinger" of Souper Jenny. Souper Jenny is a collection of four, cozy neighborhood cafes serving the Atlanta community since 1996 striving to nourish body, mind and spirit.2020-02-1837 min
Atlanta PodcastSouper JennyJenny Levison, creator of Souper Jenny, comes to The Atlanta Podcast and discusses: How she outlasts trends. Taking on physical challenges like 29029. Her “secret” to finding new locations Much much more. Interview Recorded: September 3, 2019 . Atlanta Podcast Studios Front Porch 30310 Intro and Outro Music by Brian Revels Who should I have next on The Atlanta Podcast? Todd Ginsberg and Brent Pease Who introduced us? The #BYLR Group The post Souper Jenny appeared first on The Atlanta Podcast.2020-01-0648 min
Go AtlantaSouper Jenny's nonprofit, The Zadie ProjectSouper Jenny has become an Atlanta favorite since opening nearly 20 years ago, satisfying hungry locals with bowls of delicious goodness such as its beloved turkey chili and rotating seasonal offerings along with salads and sandwiches. The restaurant’s name is familiar to many, but owner Jenny Levison’s two-year-old The Zadie Project might be less familiar. Feeding the hungry is part of the project’s mission, but the nonprofit goes beyond providing those in need with homemade soup. It also works to educate people about urban farming, much of it done on the one-acre farm behind the cafe's Westside location, and he...2018-12-2027 min
North Avenue LoungeWomen Entrepreneurs in ATL - 12/18/17Guests: Jen Peté and Jenny Levinson
Shannon has a vibrant conversation with Jenny Levison, Founder of Souper Jenny, and Jennifer Pete', Co-Founder of Zifty.com and SlingShop. They discuss being women entrepreneurs in ATL and what it's like to be women in business and raising sons during this cultural moment we find ourselves in. Plus, One More Thing by Shannon.
Host: Shannon M. Turner2017-12-1800 min
The Heidi Rew ShowBONUS Episode 4: Going Deeper with Jenny Levison of Souper JennyOn this short bonus episode, you'll find out Jenny's next travel adventure, current book recommendation, her desire for the Souper Jenny legacy, and why she's my Oprah! Special Guest: Jenny Levison.2017-11-1400 minThe Heidi Rew ShowEpisode 4: Jenny Levison of Souper JennyShe started a restaurant empire after traveling the world for 22 months. Hear how Jenny Levison balances being a single parent and a business owner and the lessons she's learned a long the way. Special Guest: Jenny Levison.2017-11-1400 min