Author Archives: lucindasagemidgorden

From Third Culture Kid, to Panentheist, to Podcaster

This post contains affiliate links. MDIV graduate, I am a panentheist, but also author (my books were recently acquired by George R.R. Martin’s bookstore in Santa Fe), Screenwriter, Producer & Podcaster. A believer in humanity, I use my words in diverse ways to encourage us to be better in this world, but am especially drawnContinue reading “From Third Culture Kid, to Panentheist, to Podcaster”

Classic Cinema with the Sage Sisters

“Humans are not ideally set up to understand logic; they are ideally set up to understand stories.” Roger C. Schank, Cognitive Scientist This post contains affiliate links. Again, my apologies for not posting a regular blog post in awhile. I’ve been very busy with my new creative endeavor with my sister Celeste. I finally gotContinue reading “Classic Cinema with the Sage Sisters”

Learning From Going the Wrong Way!

This post contains affiliate links. Chris didn’t look like an Aboriginal adolescent as he set off from Belfast on his café racing Moto Guzzi. But it was the same motivation that drove him to set off on a journey of self-discovery. But when the Iranian revolution stopped the planned 10,000-mile motorcycle road trip to Australia,Continue reading “Learning From Going the Wrong Way!”

How to Succeed in Life if Not in Hollywood

This post contains affiliate links. David Hern was born in New York City on June 20, 1958. An actor virtually since birth, David first appeared onstage at age 5 as the ringmaster of a Kindergarten Circus. He studied theatre, rehearsed, and appeared in plays all through high school and college, followed by numerous community andContinue reading “How to Succeed in Life if Not in Hollywood”

Literacy, Letters, & Legacy

Carew Papritz, also known as The Cowboy Philosopher, is the author of the multi-award winning book The Legacy Letters. Though fictional, The Legacy Letters has won acclaim as a life lessons book for all generations, gaining the distinction of being the only book in publishing history to win awards in both fiction and non-fiction categories.Continue reading “Literacy, Letters, & Legacy”