Think Like an Entrepreneur. Make Like an Artist: An Interview with Maryann Lombardi
Strategist, entrepreneur, and writer building community and solving problems with a white board in one hand and a cocktail in the other.
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The Character You Want to Be: An Interview with Jen Waldman
Jen Waldman is described as “a human stethoscope”, cutting through the noise and getting to the heart of the matter. After listening to her own heart, Jen walked away from a career as an actor on Broadway to have a bigger impact offstage.
Read MoreGathering, Place, and Culture: An Interview with Dr. Zachary Jones
Dr. Zachary Jones is a Postdoc Researcher at Politecnico di Milano (Milan, Italy) where he is a member of the HOMEE Research Project. His work questions the ways we gather as human beings and the stories we tell ourselves about those gatherings.
Read MoreConstellations of Meaning: An Interview with Jade T. Perry
Jade is a Truth Teller. She says, “This is the way things are and this is how we need to become in response to the way things are” and there's no beating around the bush, there is no waiting for the people to get over themselves because there's something real to be said in real to be done. That’s Jade in her soul. The way this looks in her life is that she is a scholar, writer, mystic, and educator. She reads tarot and oracle cards. In all of the things, she centers black indigenous people of color (BIPOC). She's an artist and a pedagogical master, a theoretical and embodied philosopher.
Read MoreEverything is Communication: An Interview with Susan Russell, Penn State Theater
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Susan Russell is a master communicator in all things human. She is a theater professor at Penn State University and a communication facilitator for communities in isolation from the world, ranging from middle school students to PhD-wielding scientists to the wisdom elders in our retirement communities. She shares about what it takes to connect with others and to communicate what we really need and think.
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