Andrea Luce – A Relic From A Time Long Ago
TW: Mentions of child death Quick historical note: I got The Great Migration and the Westward Expansion confused in this episode, so just as a
Gail Piner – A Pitcher from a Good Mother
Gail Piner is a retired academic who is finally pursuing the career she thought she’d have when she was twelve. She doesn’t recommend waiting as
Amber Cygan – Comfort from a Dignified Teddy
Amber Cygan loved video games, and is always being drawn to survival and post apocalyptic themed titles. She sought to turn her passion for interactive
Kara – To Be Gifted An Earful
My guest for this week’s episode, Kara, currently resides in DC, with roots tracing back to Rhode Island. Her professional realm rests in the domain
Octavien Courdent – To See With Fresh Eyes
In the eyes of some, Octavien Courdent is seen as a traveler who is passionate about helping the world around him. Born in France, he
Genna Rosenberg – Growing Up With Cabbage Patch Kids In The Toy Industry
Genna Rosenberg is an almost 30-year toy and licensing industry executive focused on the intersection of Social Impact and Consumer Products. She is the CEO
Marlene Sharp – To Catch a Running Fridge and a Four-Legged Star
Marlene Sharp is a creative and business-savvy entertainment multi-hyphenate who originally hails from New Orleans but is now a (San Fernando) Valley girl. Firmly ensconced
Peppur Chambers – Blooming Stories of Past and Present
PEPPUR CHAMBERS is an international writer/producer/educator. An alum of Moving Arts MADLab, Circle X Emerging Playwrights Group, and Antaeus Playwrights Lab, she uses her voice
Eva Moon – To Strum Along To Community and Change
Eva Moon is an author, musician, playwright, screenwriter, performer, and former Huffington Post blogger. Her plays and musicals have been staged across the US and
Javier Caballero – Riding Through Childhood Memories
TW: Brief Emetophobia warning from 21:12 – 21:16 When asked to describe himself, Javier Caballero has a few choice phrases in mind: the resident meme