Breaking Walls

Part 2 of our interview with author David Shields about his pictorial novel War is Beautiful in which David looked at over 2000 New York Times front-page war photos between 1991 and 2014. What David found after reviewing the common themes and constructs of these photographs made him stop reading The Times. The pictorial guide is available for purchase here: www.amazon.com/War-Is-Beautiful-…ict/dp/1576877590. It’s a must-see!

Highlights:

• How a childhood stutter taught David to listen for subtext

• How The Times’ need to sell papers has dictated its art direction

• Why The Times is wrong to claim its centrist views

• Why The Times and the US government have an unsaid collusion with each other

• Why we should all look beneath the surface about things in life

Why we shouldn’t trust someone who claims to have no agenda

• David’s reaction to the recent front-page imagery of the Paris Bombing aftermath

• How we can learn to view things with a more skeptical-eye

• Why David feels war photography should have a more hard-earned beauty

Part 2 of our interview with author David Shields about his pictorial novel War is Beautiful in which David looked at over 2000 New York Times front-page war photos between 1991 and 2014. What David found after reviewing the common themes and constructs of these photographs made him stop reading The Times. The pictorial guide is available for purchase here: www.amazon.com/War-Is-Beautiful-…ict/dp/1576877590. It’s a must-see!

Highlights:

• How a childhood stutter taught David to listen for subtext

• How The Times’ need to sell papers has dictated its art direction

• Why The Times is wrong to claim its centrist views

• Why The Times and the US government have an unsaid collusion with each other

• Why we should all look beneath the surface about things in life

Why we shouldn’t trust someone who claims to have no agenda

• David’s reaction to the recent front-page imagery of the Paris Bombing aftermath

• How we can learn to view things with a more skeptical-eye

• Why David feels war photography should have a more hard-earned beauty

Part 1 of our interview with author David Shields about his pictorial novel War is Beautiful in which David looked at over 2000 New York Times front-page war photos between 1991 and 2014. What David found after reviewing the common themes and constructs of these photographs made him stop reading The Times. The pictorial guide is available for purchase here: http://www.amazon.com/War-Is-Beautiful-Pictorial-Conflict/dp/1576877590. It’s a must-see! Part 2 will be available beginning 12.10.205.

Highlights:

• How a childhood stutter taught David to listen for subtext

• How The Times’ need to sell papers has dictated its art direction

• Why The Times is wrong to claim its centrist views

• Why The Times and the US government have an unsaid collusion with each other

• Why we should all look beneath the surface about things in life

Why we shouldn’t trust someone who claims to have no agenda

• David’s reaction to the recent front-page imagery of the Paris Bombing aftermath

• How we can learn to view things with a more skeptical-eye

• Why David feels war photography should have a more hard-earned beauty

Part 1 of our interview with author David Shields about his pictorial novel War is Beautiful in which David looked at over 2000 New York Times front-page war photos between 1991 and 2014. What David found after reviewing the common themes and constructs of these photographs made him stop reading The Times. The pictorial guide is available for purchase here: http://www.amazon.com/War-Is-Beautiful-Pictorial-Conflict/dp/1576877590. It’s a must-see! Part 2 will be available beginning 12.10.205.

Highlights:

• How a childhood stutter taught David to listen for subtext

• How The Times’ need to sell papers has dictated its art direction

• Why The Times is wrong to claim its centrist views

• Why The Times and the US government have an unsaid collusion with each other

• Why we should all look beneath the surface about things in life

Why we shouldn’t trust someone who claims to have no agenda

• David’s reaction to the recent front-page imagery of the Paris Bombing aftermath

• How we can learn to view things with a more skeptical-eye

• Why David feels war photography should have a more hard-earned beauty

Part 1 of our interview with author David Shields about his pictorial novel War is Beautiful in which David looked at over 2000 New York Times front-page war photos between 1991 and 2014. What David found after reviewing the common themes and constructs of these photographs made him stop reading The Times. The pictorial guide is available for purchase here: http://www.amazon.com/War-Is-Beautiful-Pictorial-Conflict/dp/1576877590. It’s a must-see! Part 2 will be available beginning 12.10.205.

Highlights:

• How a childhood stutter taught David to listen for subtext

• How The Times’ need to sell papers has dictated its art direction

• Why The Times is wrong to claim its centrist views

• Why The Times and the US government have an unsaid collusion with each other

• Why we should all look beneath the surface about things in life

Why we shouldn’t trust someone who claims to have no agenda

• David’s reaction to the recent front-page imagery of the Paris Bombing aftermath

• How we can learn to view things with a more skeptical-eye

• Why David feels war photography should have a more hard-earned beauty

In Episode 28 of Breaking Walls, we sit down with two-time published author Pamela J. Campbell to talk about her experiences growing up in an abusive household, foster care, how it shaped her for the better, and how she's become both a writer and a community leader. Pamela is currently in the process of publishing a memoir of her experiences thus far in life. It's due out in 2016 and called "A World Apart: From Foster Care to Freedom."

Highlights

• Pamela's childhood in her own words

• How she finally escaped the abuse of her father

• The secret her father hid about her mother

• Her experience in foster care

• Why and for how long was she carrying around anger and hurt stemming from her childhood

• How she began to break free, mentally and spiritually, from her hurt

• How working for Hillary Clinton forever shaped her

• Her experiences as a social worker

• What being a featured writer in two novels taught her

• Why she decided to write a memoir at a young age

• What is Momentum Education? How Can it Help?

• What's next for Pamela

Pamela's Links:

The Art of Activation

http://www.amazon.com/The-Art-Activation-Thrive-Prosper-ebook/dp/B00O1LX7RC

Women Rising: Vol 2

http://www.amazon.com/Women-Rising-Volume-Embrace-Story/dp/150300824X

https://twitter.com/pjcampbell03

https://instagram.com/pamelajcampbell/

Momentum Education

https://www.momentumeducation.com/programs/basic-workshop/new-york.html

Follow The WallBreakers on soundcloud: @TheWallBreakers

Subscribe to Breaking Walls on iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-wallbreakers/id924086880?mt=2

In Episode 28 of Breaking Walls, we sit down with two-time published author Pamela J. Campbell to talk about her experiences growing up in an abusive household, foster care, how it shaped her for the better, and how she's become both a writer and a community leader. Pamela is currently in the process of publishing a memoir of her experiences thus far in life. It's due out in 2016 and called "A World Apart: From Foster Care to Freedom."

Highlights

• Pamela's childhood in her own words

• How she finally escaped the abuse of her father

• The secret her father hid about her mother

• Her experience in foster care

• Why and for how long was she carrying around anger and hurt stemming from her childhood

• How she began to break free, mentally and spiritually, from her hurt

• How working for Hillary Clinton forever shaped her

• Her experiences as a social worker

• What being a featured writer in two novels taught her

• Why she decided to write a memoir at a young age

• What is Momentum Education? How Can it Help?

• What's next for Pamela

Pamela's Links:

The Art of Activation

http://www.amazon.com/The-Art-Activation-Thrive-Prosper-ebook/dp/B00O1LX7RC

Women Rising: Vol 2

http://www.amazon.com/Women-Rising-Volume-Embrace-Story/dp/150300824X

https://twitter.com/pjcampbell03

https://instagram.com/pamelajcampbell/

Momentum Education

https://www.momentumeducation.com/programs/basic-workshop/new-york.html

Follow The WallBreakers on soundcloud: @TheWallBreakers

Subscribe to Breaking Walls on iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-wallbreakers/id924086880?mt=2

In Episode 28 of Breaking Walls, we sit down with two-time published author Pamela J. Campbell to talk about her experiences growing up in an abusive household, foster care, how it shaped her for the better, and how she's become both a writer and a community leader. Pamela is currently in the process of publishing a memoir of her experiences thus far in life. It's due out in 2016 and called "A World Apart: From Foster Care to Freedom."

Highlights

• Pamela's childhood in her own words

• How she finally escaped the abuse of her father

• The secret her father hid about her mother

• Her experience in foster care

• Why and for how long was she carrying around anger and hurt stemming from her childhood

• How she began to break free, mentally and spiritually, from her hurt

• How working for Hillary Clinton forever shaped her

• Her experiences as a social worker

• What being a featured writer in two novels taught her

• Why she decided to write a memoir at a young age

• What is Momentum Education? How Can it Help?

• What's next for Pamela

Pamela's Links:

The Art of Activation

http://www.amazon.com/The-Art-Activation-Thrive-Prosper-ebook/dp/B00O1LX7RC

Women Rising: Vol 2

http://www.amazon.com/Women-Rising-Volume-Embrace-Story/dp/150300824X

https://twitter.com/pjcampbell03

https://instagram.com/pamelajcampbell/

Momentum Education

https://www.momentumeducation.com/programs/basic-workshop/new-york.html

Follow The WallBreakers on soundcloud: @TheWallBreakers

Subscribe to Breaking Walls on iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-wallbreakers/id924086880?mt=2

We change up the format in Episode 27 of Breaking Walls. While interviewing BWEP 09 Guest Spencer Johnson, he and I took a walking tour of Greenwood Cemetery in Brooklyn and recorded our conversation. Greenwood was the last place Spencer visited before leaving NYC in 2014 to move to Florida. Hear him talk about the fears he faced when making the decision to leave a place he lived for his entire adult life.

Highlights

• When to know you need a change

• What Spencer thinks of Tampa Bay and St. Petersburg

• How Greenwood Cemetery was founded

• What's the significance of Battle Hill

• When Spencer feels wearing a mask can be a good thing

• The exact spot the Statue of Liberty Faces inside Greenwood

• Why Halloween is Spencer's favorite holiday

• Why we shouldn't fear death

The Rural Cemetery Act: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rural_Cemetery_Act

Spencer's latest IOS game Fillip's Feast

https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/fillips-feast/id926100130?mt=8

You can find more about Infinite Cortex Creations' goings on at: blog.infinitecortex.com

You can tweet to Spencer here: twitter.com/maroonfacelift

Follow The WallBreakers on soundcloud: @TheWallBreakers

Subscribe to Breaking Walls on iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-wallbreakers/id924086880?mt=2

We change up the format in Episode 27 of Breaking Walls. While interviewing BWEP 09 Guest Spencer Johnson, he and I took a walking tour of Greenwood Cemetery in Brooklyn and recorded our conversation. Greenwood was the last place Spencer visited before leaving NYC in 2014 to move to Florida. Hear him talk about the fears he faced when making the decision to leave a place he lived for his entire adult life.

Highlights

• When to know you need a change

• What Spencer thinks of Tampa Bay and St. Petersburg

• How Greenwood Cemetery was founded

• What's the significance of Battle Hill

• When Spencer feels wearing a mask can be a good thing

• The exact spot the Statue of Liberty Faces inside Greenwood

• Why Halloween is Spencer's favorite holiday

• Why we shouldn't fear death

The Rural Cemetery Act: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rural_Cemetery_Act

Spencer's latest IOS game Fillip's Feast

https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/fillips-feast/id926100130?mt=8

You can find more about Infinite Cortex Creations' goings on at: blog.infinitecortex.com

You can tweet to Spencer here: twitter.com/maroonfacelift

Follow The WallBreakers on soundcloud: @TheWallBreakers

Subscribe to Breaking Walls on iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-wallbreakers/id924086880?mt=2