My guest is Michael Hebb, a trained chef and architect, TEDx and TEDmed speaker, he has worked closely with the Bill and Melinda Gates foundation as well as serves on the board for local powerhouses like Cafe Vita, CreativeLive, Theo Chocolates etc. He is also the founder of the Death Over Dinner Movement and a Face in my Faces of Fortitude project. In this episode we discuss the hard topic of death and especially in this pandemic how his work has changed and the amazing resources they are creating for families during this difficult time.

My Guest is Michael C. Bryan is a NYC based Actor who can be seen on HBO's The Plot Against America, Writer of the memoir "Creepy Kid" based on his story of living with an abusive and mentally ill mother, which is now a tv series entitled Woodbridge, he is a mentor for Fortune 500 execs, podcast host of the popular show Stripped. Michael and I talk about living in the state of the situation in the epicenter of the pandemic and how the city has changed in this time. We also discuss the mental health of those of us struggling around suicide loss and mental illness as well as how those in the entertainment world are fairing during this time.

My Guest is Michael C. Bryan is a NYC based Actor who can be seen on HBO's The Plot Against America, Writer of the memoir "Creepy Kid" based on his story of living with an abusive and mentally ill mother, which is now a tv series entitled Woodbridge, he is a mentor for Fortune 500 execs, podcast host of the popular show Stripped. Michael and I talk about living in the state of the situation in the epicenter of the pandemic and how the city has changed in this time. We also discuss the mental health of those of us struggling around suicide loss and mental illness as well as how those in the entertainment world are fairing during this time.

My guest is Australian actor, TEDx speaker, and founder of LIVIN, a mental health and suicide prevention org that was created after the suicide of his best friend, - Sam Webb. In this episode we talk about how his company is changing with the times, and trying to create a new type of space and content to help people who may be struggling during this wild time.

My guest is Australian actor, TEDx speaker, and founder of LIVIN, a mental health and suicide prevention org that was created after the suicide of his best friend, - Sam Webb. In this episode we talk about how his company is changing with the times, and trying to create a new type of space and content to help people who may be struggling during this wild time.

My guest is Academy Award and Golden Globe nominated actress, BAFTA winner for her performance in Woody Allen’s Manhattan, and granddaughter of Nobel Prize-Winning author Ernest Hemingway - Mariel Hemingway. In her episode we talk about the entertainment industry and how this has changed it forever. We also discuss the documentary about her family and the 7 suicides their family has suffered over the years, as well as the project she is currently working on around the topic of suicide prevention.

My guest is Academy Award and Golden Globe nominated actress, BAFTA winner for her performance in Woody Allen’s Manhattan, and granddaughter of Nobel Prize-Winning author Ernest Hemingway - Mariel Hemingway. In her episode we talk about the entertainment industry and how this has changed it forever. We also discuss the documentary about her family and the 7 suicides their family has suffered over the years, as well as the project she is currently working on around the topic of suicide prevention.

Adra Dorothy (she/her) and Dominique Stephens (she/her). In this episode Adra, who is a recording artist and entertainer - talks about how the changing world has affected her work now that her audience is virtual. And we discuss the silver lining with how this could add a new way to support our favorite performing artists. Then Dom talks about her work in the Mayors office, how she is trying to be a resource for her community, while still trying to hold her boundaries and take care of herself in the midst of this pandemic.

Adra Dorothy (she/her) and Dominique Stephens (she/her). In this episode Adra, who is a recording artist and entertainer - talks about how the changing world has affected her work now that her audience is virtual. And we discuss the silver lining with how this could add a new way to support our favorite performing artists. Then Dom talks about her work in the Mayors office, how she is trying to be a resource for her community, while still trying to hold her boundaries and take care of herself in the midst of this pandemic.

Kshama Sawant (she/her) Seattle City Council Member, activist and member of the Socialist Alternative. In this very important episode, Kshama shares how she is personally handling the quarantine, how her work as a council member has been affected. She discusses her initiatives to Cancel Rent and Tax Amazon to raise funds for our quickly crumbling economy. She explains what that looks like on a grass roots level and how we all can be making small moves in our own circles to help build that momentum.

Links discussed in this episode: 

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScdgeEjoUmzCOb0RGqc8ZeLgxOmDJfuagj6tpGKqj9sze_QUw/viewform

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1lYvo9uyEVBl4pbgqEkRvTIahNsPBEaVt0T72izMEBZk