Revolve One

Rudy sits down with Jonathan Montgomery, director of the latest hit show from the Aurora Arts Theatre ‘Mama Mia’ and is preparing to star in their next production ‘Next To Normal’. Discover how Jonathan began in theatre, stays inspired & looks toward the future after crafting a critically acclaimed production of ‘Mama Mia’. Plus, gain insight to the value of community theatre and how the loss of his loved one’s fueled his desire to make a one of a kind production and then succeeded. 

Link to Aurora Arts Theatre (Corpus Christi, TX) Facebook Page for tickets to Next To Normal below:

https://www.facebook.com/auroraartstheatre 

Or call the box office of The Aurora Arts Theatre at number below:
(361) 851-9700

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For More Info on Poetry Night: Create, click below 
https://www.facebook.com/events/2221519351274147/

We sat down with Executive Director of CCMMH coalition Liz Perez, public figure Ariel Woolsey, as well as hardworking mother Katherine Robinette-Garcia to discuss emotions and how we deal with our emotions on a daily basis. The conversation is both profound and yet still lighthearted as we all elucidate on our own ways of coping. 

References used in this episode: 

Eighth Edition Psychology(An Introduction) Textbook

https://people.howstuffworks.com/women1.htm

We sit down with former 27th (TX) Congressional District candidate Eric Holguin. Eric shares the story of how he began in politics and how he has handled his loss in 2018. We also discuss his views of the Trump administration and their job so far. Plus, we dive into how he faces someone who has a political view that differs from his and we look forward to 2020. 

Political Organizations mentioned in this episode:

Runforsomething.net

Facebook.com/youareupnext 

We sit down with our local Rabbi from Congregation Bethel Israel to gain a broad overview of what it means to practice Judaism. Rabbi Ilan will shed light on one of the oldest religions in the world and help us in our understanding of what it means to be Jewish in America today. 

This initial Thank You episode gets right to the heart. Crystal shares a thank you that is all about her brother, Rudy. Listen & be inspired to share your own thank you with a friend, family member or loved one. Plus, the episode concludes with a sneak peek of the next one-on-one interview to come soon. 

Wanna share your thank you with us & potentially have it mentioned on the podcast? 

Email us at [email protected] or find us on Facebook @reachrevolve.   

In the first upload of 2019, Rudy & Crystal talk about the new style of episodes to come as the year unfolds. They also promote the upcoming Poetry Night: Love, at The Exchange on 2/6/2019 at 8 pm. This will be an open mic event and all are invited to join in expressing love. Then, the breakdown of the coming segments/themes titled as follows: 

I've got two words for you, Thank You!
Revolve Her
If I'm honest with you...
See America in 2020
Trash Talk

Join us as we discuss what to expect in 2019. 

2018: Where to begin? From 3 Words to describe this year to the tragedy of Parkland, FL, Ford vs. Kavanaugh, A Glimmer of Hope with the survivors of the Parkland Shooting & Ari + Pete=NO BDE anymore? & some surprises along the way . Join us as we sit down with Mark White of (At Nite with Mark White: YouTube) & Liz Perez (C.C. Maternal Mental Health Coalition) to unpack the year that was XXVIII.

Today’s episode is filled with some short listener submitted ghost stories, family traditions i.e. Dia De Los Muertos & a Tarot card reading. Trick or Treat? You decide. Link to our Patreon page here patreon.com/revolveone

In this episode we concluded our sit down with Stephanie Sasser. Stephanie allows us to intimately gain insight into her battle with Stage IV Metastatic Breast Cancer. We have been honored that Stephanie & her family would allow us to share her story. For more info on the form of Cancer that Stephanie is battling, please visit metavivor.org or to discover how you can help Stephanie directly, visit: gofundme.com/my-fight-with-stage-4-cancer

We give a final look into what to expect at our first ever Poetry Night (10/10 at 8pm) at The Exchange-CC. This is an event that will be held in the middle of Mental Health Awareness week to shed light on Crystal’s writing process, one that has led to thought provoking poems & an outlet for creativity among the chaos. Then, we are joined by Stephanie Sasser who begins to share her story of how she has confronted cancer amidst incredible obstacles; yet, she remains full of hope & inspiration.