It’s Still Our City Ep. 18 | Lauren Healy Flora of Blue Bones Vintage

by | Feb 17, 2026 | COMMUNITY, CULTURE, PODCASTS, SMALL BUSINESS

Editor’s Note: This came out a few months ago. We are late on posting. Apologies.

“Local small business owner, Lauren Healy Flora, owner of Blue Bones Vintage for the past eleven years has a degree in fashion design and a background in art/wardrobe/props for production. She’s an established staple in our Richmond community and a badass mother and mentor. She’s got your back. SUPPORT SMALL BUSINESS!

This one was super fun for Clair and I… hopefully Lauren as well. It’s like a tour of a scientist’s bedroom… I urge people that follow the podcast to recommend guests for our show. This is what this whole thing is about. That being said, this is a wonderful person that alot of people wanted on/suggested and I’m very thankful for that and super stoked she accepted. An absolute pleasure.

Join us as we discuss ripping pisses, surviving kitty warzones, Clair’s obsession with The Spice Girls and the absolutely amazing feeling when you find a wizard cadaver on a stick in the trash.” — host, Harrison Christy


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