<p>This episode is Part 2 of a two-part interview with Portland, Maine photographer Joanne Arnold who is faithfully dedicated to a daily, year-round photography practice at dawn. Her work as an Interfaith Chaplain profoundly informs her as she connects with those who inhabit that landscape: the fishing community, the dock workers, the homeless, and the recovery population.</p>

This episode is Part 2 of a two-part interview with Portland, Maine photographer Joanne Arnold who is faithfully dedicated to a daily, year-round photography practice at dawn. Her work as an Interfaith Chaplain profoundly informs her as she connects with those who inhabit that landscape: the fishing community, the dock workers, the homeless, and the recovery population.

S1 E28 SEEING OTHERS AS KIN- Removing the Distinction to Call Someone Else Other

Even in a world made smaller by social media, we are starved for true connection and meaning. Every week personal leadership coach Bruce Wayne McLellan explores topics pertaining to kindness through interviews, stories inspired by science-based research and wisdom traditions, and music. Each episode reminds us that we can, on a daily basis, choose to define ourselves and help restore a lost sense of community.

Share S1 E28 SEEING OTHERS AS KIN- Removing the Distinction to Call Someone Else Other

Sign up to save your podcasts

S1 E28 SEEING OTHERS AS KIN- Removing the Distinction to Call Someone Else Other

S1 E28 SEEING OTHERS AS KIN- Removing the Distinction to Call Someone Else Other