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In this interview, we will hear from Violinist and Author Alicia Previn who comes by her musical heritage honestly. The daughter of world-famous composer Andre Previn and well-known Jazz Singer Betty Bennet, great music is one of her earliest memories. Like many she studied piano first as other mother and her sister played but she soon gravitated to violin and that has been her life-long love. Alicia shares her struggle of trying to explain that her brand of the violin was different and not just for limited genres or music styles. Over the years she created her own sound that people seem to love. As an avid environmentalist and teacher, she wrote a song about earthworms that led to her first book. She then followed that book with a story about a tortoise and the desert, then a story about giving bees a chance. Her fourth book What Paradise Found is still very much about nature and how that spiritual connection offers healing, peace, and joy while showing children a magical way to deal with moving to a new place. You can find all her books and music at www.AliciaPrevin.com.
Host Liz Lawless shares 10 tips that you can start using today to follow your Creative Passion business. Whether a purpose, publishing, performing, professional or other passion you have permission to make that Creative Passion a Priority. In the world we are living in, nothing is certain. It is time to take control of your life, to be responsible for your and your family's future. There are people who need what you have to offer. They have problems that they need solutions for and you might be the very person they have been waiting for to help them solve their problem. And they don't mind paying for that solution. Explore your creative passion, let it out, let it grow and see how much more joy will be added to your life. Join us on the journey. It's a wild ride but their is no better way to spend your time than doing what you love and getting paid for it.
This delightful interview with Gabriella Torres covers the struggles and joys of creating your own songs and performing live. Gabby is a passionate, dedicate and creative songwriter who performs with her own band AstroKat. A Neo-Soul band made up of former Booker T. Washington Arts Magnet High School students from Dallas, Texas. Playing professionally now, the band has won over the hearts of listeners young and old and from all walks of life. They perform at venues through the Dallas/Fort Worth Metroplex collaborating with other musicians and continuing to define their own musical style. The band's vocalist and manager, Gabby loves all genres of music and seeks to always make an emotional connection when writing or performing. Due to the current Covid19 Shelter rules their live performances have been curtailed but Gabby and the band look forward to getting back on stage in the near future. So look for them at a venue near you if you live in or visit North Texas. In the meantime, you can hear more of their music at www.gabriellatorresmusic.com.
Successful Author, Chef & Entrepreneur J Stephen Sadler went on a Quest to find the Best ingredients for his family's 400-year-old Crumbzz Cake recipe and in the process discovered a love for travel while parlaying this family heirloom into a lucrative online business then brick and mortar bistro in small town Texas.
Retired Director of Special Needs for Dallas Independent School District, Arlene G. Stein, shares her Children's Book writing, publishing and marketing journey. Arlene tells how she came up with the idea for Serious Henry Books, who the characters Serious Henry and Little Ricky are and what adventures they have in each of the books. Her Series About Wise Choices includes: Serious Henry Meets Little Ricky, Serious Henry Is Serious About Honesty, Serious Henry Is Serious About Making Friends, Serious Henry is Serious About Studying, Serious Henry Is Serious About Sharing and Serious Henry Is Series About Good Sportsmanship. All the books, cds and educational materials can be found at www.SeriousHenryBooks.com.
Award winning film maker and musician Coy Poitier shares his struggles and vision for sharing different music genres with the world. He also discusses his heart for youth and teaching them to see outside their circumstances to dream of a bigger and better life.
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Host Liz Lawless welcomes listeners to the show and shares what and who the show is for and what they will learn by listening. Formerly Creative Passions Radio, Liz recently converted the show to podcast format. You can find a couple of the previous shows under Legends in the playlist. The show is Interviews with BIZ CREATIVES successfully pursing their purpose, publishing, professional or performing passion. We hope you will subscribe, give us a positive review and share with your friends.
Guich Koock is a tenth generation Texan, former owner of Luckenbach, Texas, Texas folklorist/storyteller and actor. His family roots in Austin, Texas taught him early the values of diversity, justice and humor. Take a walk through time as he shares memories: from his family's prominence in Austin, Texas, to the family's homestead where you never knew who would be at the table when you came down to breakfast. The many characters from the neighboring communities and the family home that later became the first segregated restaurant in the country and had a well-known and longstanding reputation for hospitality, good food and great conversation. And last but not least, how Luckenbach, Texas became famous all around the world.
Guich Koock is a tenth generation Texan, former owner of Luckenbach, Texas, Texas folklorist/storyteller and actor. His family roots in Austin, Texas taught him early the values of diversity, justice and humor. Take a walk through time as he shares memories: from his family's prominence in Austin, Texas, to the family's homestead where you never knew who would be at the table when you came down to breakfast. The many characters from the neighboring communities and the family home that later became the first segregated restaurant in the country and had a well-known and longstanding reputation for hospitality, good food and great conversation. And last but not least, how Luckenbach, Texas became famous all around the world.
Guich Koock is a tenth generation Texan, former owner of Luckenbach, Texas, Texas folklorist/storyteller and actor. His family roots in Austin, Texas taught him early the values of diversity, justice and humor. Take a walk through time as he shares memories: from his family's prominence in Austin, Texas, to the family's homestead where you never knew who would be at the table when you came down to breakfast. The many characters from the neighboring communities and the family home that later became the first segregated restaurant in the country and had a well-known and longstanding reputation for hospitality, good food and great conversation. And last but not least, how Luckenbach, Texas became famous all around the world.
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