Author Archives: Lisa Davis

This article was first published in Texas Lifestyle Magazine on July 15, 2020. Tim and Sue Krauss didn’t have a plan or even much direction when they began making ice cream. But they did have a common goal–to live a healthier lifestyle. Tim Krauss was 28 years old when he was diagnosed with Type 1Continue reading “#TXBites: Mammoth Creameries, Keto Friendly Ice Cream That’s Yummy Too”

This article first appeared in Texas Lifestyle Magazine on July 13, 2020. Known for his soulful vocals and ability to blend a variety of instruments and influences into one signature sound, Jarrod Dickenson is a Texas musician with international appeal. As a late bloomer to music, Dickenson considers himself a “mostly self-taught guitarist.” He fine-tunedContinue reading “#MusicMonday: Jarrod Dickenson, Singer, Songwriter, Performer”

This article first appeared in Texas Lifestyle Magazine on July 6, 2020. Adaire Byerly is more than just a pretty face. She’s a critical thinker, an observer, an adviser, a coach, a bi-racial woman and, best of all, a Texan. Growing up in Saginaw, Texas, Byerly had always felt somewhat of a pull towards science. ButContinue reading “Five Minutes With Adaire Byerly: Model, Behavioral Scientist”

This article first appeared in Texas Lifestyle Magazine on June 22, 2020. Jon Wolfe traded in his professional weekday attire for a pair of cowboy boots, a cowboy hat and a steel-string guitar. Growing up among the mountain ranges of Oklahoma, Wolfe was born with a passion for country music. Yet, his musical aspirations wereContinue reading “#MusicMonday: Jon Wolfe’s Oklahoma Roots, Texas Style”

This article first appeared in Texas Lifestyle Magazine on June 3, 2020. “Woke the Monster” is a documentary about addiction, PTSD and prison, but the heart of the film explores the intricate path towards recovery, redemption and a 100-mile finish line. Working out of a minivan and using three cameras, a drone and a GoPro mightContinue reading “Five Minutes With Andrew Shebay: “Woke the Monster” Director, Producer”

This article first appeared in Texas Lifestyle Magazine on May 7, 2020. Hari Mari was created by a husband and wife who wanted to wear comfortable and colorful sandals. So, they went out and created their own flip-flop company. Living in Indonesia provided Jeremy and Lila Stewart with the inspiration they needed to take aContinue reading “#TXVoices: Jeremy and Lila Stewart, Hari Mari Owners”

This article first appeared in Texas Lifestyle Magazine April 2, 2020. Trevor Romain’s life-long mission is infused within the pages of his children’s books that empower and impart fearlessness in the youngest of readers. Romain is an award-winning author and illustrator, podcaster, motivational speaker and philanthropist. His objective is to help parents and children understandContinue reading “Five Minutes With Trevor Romain: Best-Selling Children’s Author”

This article first appeared in Texas Lifestyle Magazine on March 19, 2020. What do the University of Texas, Harvard Business School, the Marine Corp and Western boots have in common? The answer is one very fierce, super creative and entirely Texas-raised woman. Sarah Ford proudly sports the founder and creative director hat (cowboy, that is)Continue reading “Texas Essentials: Sarah Ford, Owner, Ranch Road Boots”