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What makes a warrior?
Tune in to our show today to hear from my guest, Lisa Guerrero, chief investigative correspondent for Inside Edition, former sports reporter and anchor, actor, and now best-selling author, “Warrior, My Path to Being Brave.” And wow, has Lisa been brave, and a trailblazer, too.
We’ll talk about some of the abuses highlighted in her book from bosses to colleagues, some accusing her of using her cleavage to nail a job in sports reporting at a time when women were usually in the stands and not on the field. They were wrong. Lisa is smart, resourceful, willing to take chances, and bounces back. And that’s a true warrior. We’ll ask her about one of THE most difficult moments I’ve ever heard of while reporting LIVE on the field, suffering a miscarriage, and she kept working. And she’ll explain why, the answer framed in a common story we often hear about, abuse.
Lisa’s story is absolutely incredible, one I can relate throughout many moments in the book. She says she wrote this for all the future “Little Lisa’s” out there, so they can be brave. Bravo!
Please join us on all video and audio platforms of Deborah KOBYLT LIVE, and please invite your friends, too.
Thanks for joining me, Lisa. Such an honor to speak with you and share your story
with our audience. #DeborahZaraKobylt
Imaging walking 500 miles in just 32 days...
That’s exactly what writer and community organizer, Susana Porras did, when she decided to venture into something bold in her mid-life. Susana called upon her 73-year-old dad in Guatemala to walk the 500-mile pilgrimage over Camino de Santiago, and she wrote about it every night in her journal while on the trek, turned her writings and poetry into this beautiful book, To Compostela and Beyond, A Poet’s
Chronicle of the Camino de Santiago.
The words in each page are so thoughtful and insightful, it’s as though the reader is taking the journey with Susana and her dad, Tomasa. She said the life-lessons learned about herself while taking the long journey, along with the bond forever forged with her father, is something that can barely be described, except through her poetry.
Please join us today on #DeborahKobyltLIVE on all video and audio platforms, and invite your friends, too. And for anyone, particularly women in mid-life, looking to make a change or do something adventurous and bold, this is a MUST listen. Thanks for tuning in today LIVE at 10amPST/1pmEST, Youtube and Facebook, and anytime kn demand.
#DeborahZaraKobylt
There’s a lot of buzz around film director K.T. Curran, whose latest film, Bridge To The
Other Side, is getting high critical praise from Hollywood to Sarasota, where K.T. lives,
which also happens to be my hometown. And today, we speak with K.T. on
#DeborahKobyltLIVE & #TheSarasotaPodcast about her film and life.
Bridge To The Other Side is an incredible journey into grief, drugs, mental health, and
relationships, filmed in Sarasota. In fact, you may recognize many street scenes and
local restaurants in #SRQ. The message is deep, and people are noticing.
We’ll be talking about the process of filming, in addition to K.T.’s prior work as an actor,
screenwriter, and founder of Wingspan Productions, a nonprofit that creates films to
inspire social change. And she’s done just that. Bridge To The Other Side will be
shown this month at The Sarasota Film Festival, which celebrates its 25th year!
If you out her IMDB page, K.T. has a long list of films to her credit. Bridge To The Other
Side won Best Feature Film at the Lady Filmmakers Film Festival in Los Angeles to
Best Florida Feature at the Fort Lauderdale International Film Festival. And we’re
watching.
Thanks for joining us on @DeborahKobyltLIVE & @TheSarasotaPodcast, where you’ll
find our shows on ALL video and audio platforms, or wherever you get your podcasts.
Have an idea for our show? Please DM us, we’d love to hear from you. I’m your host,
#DeborahZaraKobylt, thanks for joining us!
On our #LittleItalyPodcast today, we speak with the longtime play-by-play voice of The Galaxy, Joe Tutino.
Joe grew up in San Diego, the son of Italian immigrant parents. He played soccer as a kid, and realized the way to stay in the sport was to become an announcer. And that’s just what he did, taking a number of radio and writing jobs along the way. But in this business, that’s what you do. Jobs where you get them, take the opportunity, get better, get noticed. And Joe has definitely been noticed.
We speak with Joe about his Italian upbringing, and the influences it had on his life growing up. We also talk about sports, discipline, and what it takes to get in the business.
Please join us on YouTube, Facebook, and all other video and audio platforms. Make sure to invite your friends, too. #DeborahKobyltLIVE #LittleItalyOfLAPodcast
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