Dream Nation Love

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  • Debbie Arcangeles: Digital Nomad, Photo Journalist, and Founder of The Offbeat Life.
    Debbie Arcangeles is the Creator of The OffBeat Life and podcast. A fellow immigrant, she was born in the Philippines and emigrated to the US at a young age. These days Debbie is a digital nomad who helps people work remotely, create podcasts, start online businesses, and learn remote skills. If you want to be location independent and become a digital nomad, check out her site at theoffbeatlife.com This podcast will help you find remote work and become location independent. Check out her website for a lot of really helpful resources on living the offbeat life.
    42 min
  • Laura Garnett: Performance Strategist and Author.
    On the podcast, we talk about her new book “Find Your Zone of Genius: How to redefine intelligence, become an expert on yourself, and make greatness a given.” When you learn to align your work with your genius and purpose, you’ll avoid the feelings of confusion and anxiety that can surround your career. This conversation is for anyone who wants to feel inspired in their work and is looking for the perfect job fit. One that activates both your head and your heart. Fun fact, we recorded this episode during a tornado.
    42 min
  • Speech: Musician, Producer, Author, and Writer. Leader of Arrested Development.
    Speech is a Musician, Producer, Writer, Author, and leader of the 2x Grammy award-winning collective, Arrested Development. Speech also has a solo career and shared stages with Herbie Hancock, Chaka Khan, Youssou N'dour, James Brown, P-Funk, Jason Mraz, and The Roots. His new album is called Expansion Part 1 is out now. It's his latest work in 14 years and is released in multiple parts.
    Speech is a multi-hyphenate artist who creates music for movie soundtracks, hosts a podcast, and produces films. His award-winning film "16 Bars" focuses on the revolving door of the US prison system. He recently produced "Hoodwinked." This docu-series covers the 400-year-old white supremacist marketing campaign manipulating the image of the Black diaspora worldwide.
    On the podcast, we talk about amplifying consciousness, access to fast internet and information for rural communities, his new album, and how music has changed over the years.
    54 min
  • Meg Anderson: Comedian, Writer, Improver.
    Meg Anderson is a comedian/writer/improver living in nyc. She studied improv at The People’s Improv Theatre and the Upright Citizens Brigade. She is the fourth woman to ever team improv at The Pit and was one of the founding members of The Baldwin’s, the theatres headlining house team. Meg has performed nearly 1,000 improv shows (of varying funniness) and has appeared in numerous commercials, web series, indie films and television shows. She creates comedic content daily posted to her Instagram and is starring in a (homemade) sitcom with her husband Happy Anderson about their life during Quarantine.  She wrote and starred in the web series, "SCOTUS and the City" where she portrays Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg hitting the dating scene with her fellow female Justices.
    40 min
  • Chaske Spencer: Actor and Producer.

    On the podcast, we chat about dreams, acting, and keeping your imagination open. Chaske shares his actor journey and the movies that left an impression on him growing up. Scorsese’s The Color of Money had a huge impact on him at the age of fourteen.

    Scorsese is known for his amazing soundtracks and this led us to a great music discussion. We're both really into music and this episode ended up being a dialogue about music and acting. Chaske shares how he uses music to prepare for a scene and stay in character while on-set. He also shares what he's listening to on Spotify.

    Chaske shares an intimate look into his acting process. He talks a lot about the details and how he approaches reading his scripts. We spoke about crafting characters and making strong choices. Chaske also emphasized the roles perseverance, empathy, and discipline play in his daily life. We wrap the show by talking about confidence and finding your inner Tom Cruise.

    35 min
  • Tia Meyers: Founder of Freelancing Females and Social Media Strategist.
    Tia Meyers is a Brooklyn, NY based social media strategist and Founder of Freelancing Females. It is the world’s largest community of freelance women with a mission to support women in redefining their 9-5. This growing global community of over 100,000 freelancers (diverse in jobs) who gather to share knowledge and discover new ways to freelance. The community offers resources, shares vetted jobs, and offers mentorship. You can find out more at freelancingfemales.com. They’re also on social.
    On the show we talk about how to get clients, manage and land clients, and attract more of the clients that you desire.
    35 min
  • Gia Morón: President of Women Grow.
    Gia Morón is the President of Women Grow, an international networking organization cultivating business leaders in the Cannabis industry. Helping women to not only create relationships, but also become educated and empowered in the space. She is the Founder of GVM Communications, a public relations, brand and business development firm. Gia also works with NYC non-profit organizations and mentors up-and-coming young women entrepreneurs across the country and in South Africa. We speak about how the Cannabis industry is leading the way when it comes to women in leadership positions. Yet even those numbers are not strong enough. Now more than ever, women are defining their own spaces in the Cannabis industry and creating their own communities. This podcast is a great start for anyone who wants to learn more about the Cannabis community.
    35 min

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A monthly podcast interviewing Entrepreneurs, Authors, Creatives, Artists, and Musicians around their dreams. Topics focus on diversity, tech, inclusion, women empowerment, social impact, love, and…