Su rašytoja, psichologe, geštalto psichoterapijos praktike bei dviejų vaikų mama, Egle Lukinaite-Vaičiurgiene, apie tėvelių bejėgystę, poeziją kaip atsvarą negrožiniams tekstams bei kaip atkurti ryšį su savimi, ir kodėl tai yra reikalinga.

https://youtu.be/kWDYoFWYcVo

Su aktore, Indre Endriukaite, apie Mažąjį Princą, socialines normas ir kodėl gi teatras, visgi, yra reikalingas.

https://youtu.be/9UwvPiTT3-Q

Su kompanijos „Vitonis Media“ įkūrėju bei multimedijos specialistu, Karoliu Vitoniu, apie rytinius Sprite muštukus, socialinį intelektą, kurio dėka Karolis klientams „nors ir prie širdies dėk“, videografijos ypatumus bei kaip multimedijos specialistai apžiūri vienas kito techniką.

https://youtu.be/iQLPa8s5hsM

Su Lietuvos Piliečių Sąjungos Vadovu, Klaipėdos Miestiečių Draugijos valdybos pirmininku bei Lietuvininkų bendrijos „Mažoji Lietuva“ valdybos nariu, Benu Volodzka, kalbame apie meilę Klaipėdos miestui, architektūrinę atsakomybę atstatant istorinį paveldą ir kaip senelio pasakojimai apie praeitį įkvėpė Beną pasirinkti istoriko kelią.

https://youtu.be/mW_cd0gC6KE

Su studijos „Holistic” įkūrėja bei kanalo „Anita Veg” autore, Anita Kalesnyke, kalbamės apie veganinę mitybą bei kaip tai yra paprasta kasdienybėje, mirties vaidmenį mūsų gyvenime ir kur Anitą nuvedė, prieš penkiolika metų prasidėjusios, dvasinės pilies statybos.

https://youtu.be/AeEqOvaiWLU

In this episode, three-time national cross-country champion of Malta, international elite race at XTERRA Malta champion, founder of Multisport Malta coaching academy, triathlon coach, and elite triathlete Lara Buttigieg talks about her first triathlon experience, the fear of winning, and the importance of emotional intelligence in coaching.

She believes successful coaching is all about the relationship between a coach and an athlete. Her coaching approach focuses on enjoyment, personal development, and the development of physical capabilities. Lara blends these three categories to help a person mature within a sport and learn how to take decisions, to engage and, thus, learn faster and more effectively, to work as a team and respect each other, and to uncover the benefits of healthy eating and living as a holistic approach to sport.

https://youtu.be/GIRm20fC_e4

In this episode, an Italian artist of digital art and dirty new media, lecturer, art director and curator whose work has been exhibited in the galleries and art centres worldwide, Domenico Barra, talks about the kitchen of the glitch art, why he has decided to challenge the notion of beauty and his relationship with AI.

Throughout his work, Domenico investigates and explores the notion of error, imperfection, diversion and stereotyping using machine failures (glitches) in various environments and digital styles that allows to question the influence of new technology on human relations in terms of interactions and values, and how machines manipulate individual’s self-awareness through conception and perception.

https://youtu.be/egqpud3AHmM

In this episode, award-winning fine art photographer, author of ‘Where Wild Orchids Grew’, member of the prestigious nature photography community 'Naturfotograferna', and safari guide Johan Siggesson talks about the importance of stories in his photographs, why he chose a black-and-white approach for animal portraits and his experiences in the African savanna.

Through his photographs, Siggesson aims to capture the uninterrupted complexity of nature within the African savanna. For the fine art photographer, the creative process begins with seeing and experiencing. And Siggesson above all does his best to convey such experience with respect and reverence for the, sometimes very fragile, nature that surrounds us.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mF-xGh9lCPs

In this episode, a composer and sound artist Alon Peretz talks about the difference between music and sounds, what sound art is and his recent journey from Israel to Portugal.

Alon’s compositions have been performed around the world. And his portfolio has an extensive number of collaborations with feature films, theatre and dance productions. Alon’s style combines avant-garde chamber music with live electronics, intently shifting into abstract sound installations. Through sound installations, Alon is exploring the relationship between sound, time and space.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K3wl78Py41s

In this episode, a coffee producer Pablo Del Cid Brolo shares his story of how passion for coffee has evolved into a worldwide business stretching from the United States to Saudi Arabia.

Born and raised in Guatemala, Pablo is the fourth-generation coffee producer. Pablo’s great-grandfather Eusebio bought the farm in Guatemala in 1918 and for over 100 years, the Del Cid family has managed the property. On his own micro-lot, Pablo has experimented with processes to elevate the grade of his family’s coffee, challenged the traditional methods of coffee production in the region and forged a new path for Del Cid name into the specialty coffee industry.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O5tJoSfp-R4