Category Archives: Podcast

Classic Cinema: The Apartment

I’m a little behind on posting our Classic Cinema With the Sage Sisters posts. I’ve been working on my memoir, Everything I Need to Know About Being Human I Learned From Movies. The Apartment is an iconic movie about the changing mores in the U.S. that started in the 60s. It’s also about corporate hierarchyContinue reading “Classic Cinema: The Apartment”

The Characters in a Story Need to Grow and Change

Diane is a second-time guest on Story-Power. Her first appearance was on December 6, 2023. Since then she’s been busy creating new stories one of them is a mystery/thriller, a genre she’s never written before. I hope you enjoy our conversation. Diane Merrill Wigginton, born in Riverside, California in 1963, grew up in the vibrantContinue reading “The Characters in a Story Need to Grow and Change”

From Criminal Prosecutor to Professor of Mindfulness and Wellness

Meet Bob Martin, a guest with a story that is as extraordinary as entertaining and fun. From a high-powered mob lawyer during Miami’s wild Cocaine Cowboy days to a Certified Meditation teacher with an MSW to go with his JD, he has helped hundreds redesign their thinking for the life they dream of. Bob’s journeyContinue reading “From Criminal Prosecutor to Professor of Mindfulness and Wellness”

Understanding the Life Stories of Our Elders

Joseph Bolton is a gifted storyteller and an intrepid explorer of the human experience. With a passion for uncovering the untold narratives that shape our world, Joseph brings a unique blend of insight, empathy, and wit to every conversation. As the author behind the widely acclaimed website OldGrandmothersTree.com, Joseph has garnered a loyal following ofContinue reading “Understanding the Life Stories of Our Elders”

Classic Cinema: Random Harvest

An amnesiac World War I veteran falls in love with a music-hall star after escaping from a mental hospital in the English Midlands, then suffers an accident which restores his original memories but erases his post-war life. This romantic drama, released in 1942 was the favorite of their films of both Ronald Colman and GreerContinue reading “Classic Cinema: Random Harvest”