Category Archives: Podcast

Every Person’s Story is Interesting

Justin Lamb is a successful podcast host, musician, and future therapist. Over the years, he has shifted his passions from music to the mind. He as an advocate for sobriety, therapy, and trauma research. Justin shifted his professional focus in his mid-thirties to become a therapist and transform his passion for items into a career.Continue reading “Every Person’s Story is Interesting”

Writing is Observing the Humans Around Us

Sharon Hart-Green’s debut novel COME BACK FOR ME is a gripping story of trauma, loss, and the redemptive power of love set in the aftermath of World War II. It was chosen as the inaugural fiction offering of The New Jewish Press (a new imprint of the University of Toronto Press). It was released on JuneContinue reading “Writing is Observing the Humans Around Us”

Stories From Around The World

Dr. Ellen Frankel served for eighteen years as Editor in Chief and CEO of The Jewish Publication Society.  She received her B.A. from the University of Michigan and her Ph.D. in Comparative Literature from Princeton.   She is the author of eleven books, including The Classic Tales; The Encyclopedia of Jewish Symbols; The Five BooksContinue reading “Stories From Around The World”

Movie Making, Martial Arts, and Mentoring

Gedaly is a filmmaker, entrepreneur, and content pro. He loves Shakespeare, Kung Fu movies, and geeking out about technology. He’s the co-founder of Working.Actor, writer of adventure movies, and occasional singer. One day he hopes to become a mad scientist! The Marx Brothers Movies  Charlie Chaplin, Favorite Director, Films,    City Lights (1931) Charlie Chaplin,Continue reading “Movie Making, Martial Arts, and Mentoring”

Life Informed Art

Lala Drona (b. 1988) is a Venezuelan-American painter and videaste, born in Denver, Colorado. After receiving a Bachelor of Arts from the University of Colorado, Lala Drona has since published and exhibited her work internationally.  Most recently, her videos and paintings exploring digital spaces and the female gaze, were shown at the Cite des ArtsContinue reading “Life Informed Art”