Making a Feature Film w/ Britt Falardeau

Mastering Your Art with Meg Wilhoite

Meg Wilhoite is Producer, Actor, Singer and Musician! In this episode we discuss how she always wanted to act- but got a late start. We talk about how learning one art can make it easier to pick up another and how Anne Rice had an impact on both our childhoods. Lastly we talk about her new pilot "Witch Amiss" and how she hopes to bring some of the witchy magic to a screen near you. If you want to learn more about Meg, you can check her website: megwilhoite.com, her IG channels: @megwilhoite and @witchamiss or her music page @dpillarproductions. Thank you Meg for coming on the show!

Start Blooming w/ Trish Appello and the Eff You 50s

In this episode we discuss the best way to learn, why it doesn't matter when you bloom as long as you bloom and all about the Eff You 50s. To learn more about Trish visit: trishappello.com or check out more on her project via Instagram profile @effyou50s.

Confronting Change with Cheech and Nibby (Co-Hosts of Ripple Affect Podcast)

In this episode I am joined by co-hosts and sisters, Cheech and Nibby. We talk about their podcast, which is all about implementing change and how that can be challenging but also may be exactly what you need. If you want to check out their show, search The Ripple Affect with Cheech and Nibby- the podcast is available wherever you get your podcasts. You can also support them by finding them on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/cw/RippleAffectPod

Making a Feature Film w/ Britt Falardeau

Britt Falardeau comes back to the podcast! This actor turned writer/director has paved her path with short films - one which won an award for Best Editing (Pendulum). She has now taken the helm of her first feature. She walks us through the themes that inspired the inception of her new film HINTER (premiering this year). We also discuss why being Sailor Moon may not be the best career choice and why JAWS and swimming pools don't mix when you're a kid.

Re-Release: Managing Expectations with Brian Fenerty

We had some tech issues last week, so re-releasing this episode with Brian Fenerty.  Brian Fenerty has worked in recruitment around the world and is now back in the states, building out tools to help any job seeker feel as prepared as possible for their  job hunt. Brian shares his perspective on why those positions that get away can be a blessing in disguise and why no tool is effective without practice. If you want to catch up with Brian and his latest endeavors, you can find him at lifeswork.coach. Even better, if you are interested in his book, F"ind A Job You Love, Get the Job You Want" it is available on amazon, https://a.co/d/4f2mfat