Episode 010: Àine Gallagher This week I’m talking with comedian Àine Gallagher. Besides her hilarious standup, she runs Bright Club, where she builds bridges between comedy and academia. We chat about how one thing leads to the rest, and when it gets rolling, you need to build in time to take stock, recognizing standup as an […]
Episode 009: John Bechtold John Bechtold creates, produces, fosters, and teaches immersive theater in Western Massachusetts. DASAC: Find out more about the Deerfield Academy Summer Arts CampEggtooth ProductionsPunchdrunk immersive theatre LondonLaramie project Winter’s TaleBefore You Became ImprobableEmily Dickinson ProjectJohn Bechtold Facebook Twitter Linkedin
Episode 008: Review cubed Key takeaways from the last three episodes, book review, and tabs review. 10% Happier by Dan Harris Your Hiring Process is Broken by Kira Leigh Dictation transcription audio to google docs The Author’s Business Plan Podcasting data for business The Bullet Journal Method by Ryder Carroll Bullet Journals This Emotion Can […]
Episode 007: Meg Burch This week’s guest is Meg Burch, a nurse and former epidemiologist, environmental defender, and public health official. Her creative outlet is taekwondo, a discipline where she’s recently become a teacher. We talk about going from being over scheduled to balance, making deliberate intentions to broaden your world, serving your community, and […]
Episode 006: Chris Oakley SHOW Circus School founder Chris Oakley talks about life skills, the zen of organization, the creative side of policies and procedures, and how critical it is to take a performance break. SHOW Circus Studio Facebook Twitter Linkedin
Episode 005: Craig Addis This week my guest is Craig Addis, a mechanical engineer with a second and third life of teaching, designing and building gorgeous boats, and scouting. You can get a boat in eight weeks! Find out more about building boats at the Hill Institute Volunteer and support the Boy Scouts of America […]
Episode 004: Review & Book Review Why I started this podcast and a review of key takeaways from the first three guests. Book review: How Emotions Are Made: The Secret Life of the Brain by Lisa Feldman Barrett Listen to: Invisibilia on NPR This great blog: Barking Up the Wrong Tree Facebook Twitter Linkedin
Episode 003: Alison Jean Lester Today on the podcast, author Alison Jean Lester, talking about taking yourself away to get things done, self confidence, isolation and the importance of your champions and the “not to do list.” She’s the author of truly wonderful books including: Yuki Means Happiness Lillian on LifeRestroom ReflectionsLocked OutCommunication, Your Key […]
Facebook Twitter Linkedin Episode 002: Hors D’Oeuvres Becoming who you are, mentoring the next. If you have an idea, and you think it’s going to work, do it.This week we welcome Hors D’Ouevres, drag queen extraordinaire. Hors runs her own entertainment company featuring body-positive, pun-filled burlesque and drag brunches. She cultivates and encourages new artists […]
Episode 001: Linda McInerney Teaching, acting, directing, producing. Finding the courage to learn a one-woman show, and go put it on. Sometimes the things you do to procrastinate are things you just need to do, and there’s no such word as failure. Links to: Eggtooth Productions The Take Magazine Facebook Twitter Linkedin Copyright 9 to Thrive 2019