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LCW Allingham & River Eno

EPISODE 27

Indie Publishing and Writing with Speculation Publications’ LCW Allingham and River Eno

LCW Allingham & River Eno

Two writers stopped waiting for permission and built their own press. LCW Allingham and River Eno on horror, editing, and protecting the voice at the heart of your work.

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Charles Czarnecki

EPISODE 29

Creativity and Life with Charles Czarnecki: Music Producer, Conductor, Creative Consultant

Charles Czarnecki

From conducting Jersey Boys on Broadway to immersive storytelling, music producer Charles Czarnecki on balancing a big creative career with a real life.

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Calum Heath

EPISODE 20

UK Illustrator Calum Heath: Navigating the World of Commercial and Personal Art

Calum Heath

Illustrator Calum Heath, whose work has run in The New Yorker and The Guardian, on staying an artist inside commercial work.

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Chelsea Newton

EPISODE 37

Learning to Take Up Space and Build a Life That Fits with Chelsea Newton

Chelsea Newton

Filmmaker Chelsea Newton on hiking the 2,650-mile Pacific Crest Trail, learning to take up space, and building a life that actually fits.

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Jane Winslow

EPISODE 25

Co-Director of the Sebastopol Documentary Film Festival Jane Winslow

Jane Winslow

Jane Winslow went from opera to songwriting to documentary film. She talks about noticing when a path stops fitting, and why no experience is ever wasted.

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Emily Rundle

EPISODE 31

Librarian Emily Rundle on Childhood Literacy, Creative Joy, and the Power of Libraries

Emily Rundle

Children’s librarian Emily Rundle on libraries as sanctuaries, meeting kids where they are, and how adults can fall back in love with reading.

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Andrea Berbegal

EPISODE 11

Brass for Africa’s Director of Development, Andrea Berbegal, on the Enriching Power of Music

Andrea Berbegal

From managing world-renowned musicians to funding music programs for young people across Sub-Saharan Africa, Andrea Berbegal on the arts as a force for social justice. Plus, her reading of Rumi’s “The Guest House.”

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