The Path to Authenticity

The Path to Authenticity

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The Path to Authenticity episodes

  • 104. Recovery Advocate Allen Schwartz
      Rough Stones Episode 104 of The Path to Authenticity features Allen Schwartz. Allen is a recovery advocate who also serves as a prayer chaplain at Unity of the Palm Beaches. He’s been an important figure in my life since we first met in 1996. And, he’s one of those people who makes everyone smile […]
    1 hr 35 min
  • 103. Feminist Philosopher Heather Stewart
    Falling in Love with Philosophy Episode 103 of The Path to Authenticity features my conversation with feminist philosopher Heather Stewart, a doctoral student at the University of Western Ontario. Heather focuses primarily on bioethics, feminist philosophy, social and political philosophy, and queer theory. We talk about inequities in the American healthcare system and the inherently […]
    1 hr 13 min
  • 102. Break Out the Power Tools
        Break Out the Power Tools Episode 102 of The Path to Authenticity is a brief trial run in the new recording space I created this week. As I recorded the audio, I simultaneously created a video to post on YouTube, and did so live on Instagram. In this episode, you’ll hear different music […]
    13 min
  • 102. Break Out the Power Tools
    Episode 102 of The Path to Authenticity is a brief trial run in the new recording space I created this week. As I recorded the audio, I simultaneously created a video to post on YouTube, and did so live on Instagram. In this episode, you’ll hear different music for fresh start in the new year. These songs […]
    13 min
  • 101. Gallery 30 South Owner Matt Kennedy
    A Guy Named Kennedy or It’s a Mixtape Episode 101 of The Path to Authenticity features part two of a conversation with Matt Kennedy, owner and director of Gallery 30 South, in Pasadena, California. Listen to part one in episode 99. Matt is the founder and creative director of the Panik Collective, a multi-cultural crew […]
    1 hr 17 min
  • 100. The Art of Authenticity
      To Build a Community Episode 100 of The Path to Authenticity features the artist Heather Sundquist Hall. To commemorate the 100th episode Heather created an original work that is available for purchase in two different sizes. A portion of the proceeds will go to iSpeak Media, to help bring media literacy education to the communities […]
    47 min
  • 99. Art Gallery Owner Matt Kennedy
    It Makes You Feel Something Episode 99 of The Path to Authenticity features Matt Kennedy, owner and director of Gallery 30 South, in Pasadena, California. Matt is the founder and creative director of the Panik Collective, a multi-cultural crew of anonymous artists who use pop culture iconography to make political and sociological statements.He curated the […]
    1 hr 9 min
  • 98. Yoga Teacher Chelsea Gage
      Where the Magic Is Episode 98 of The Path to Authenticity features yoga teacher and Lululemon Ambassador Chelsea Gage. A Florida native, Chelsea is the co-owner of Yoga Path Palm Beach in West Palm Beach. Her teaching is rooted in her own practice developed over the last 13 years. This energy comes through in […]
    1 hr 13 min
  • 97. Singer, Songwriter, & Producer VËR
    Something Sacred Episode 97 of The Path to Authenticity features VËR, an independent singer, songwriter, and producer from Montreal, Quebec. Her musical identity is drawn from contemporary influences like Snoh Aalegra, Charlotte Cardin, and Sinead Harnett, with the jazzy and soulful inspiration of Amy Winehouse and Norah Jones. Her intimate, moody, and smooth vocals draw […]
    1 hr 26 min

About The Path to Authenticity

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The Path to Authenticity is a podcast for people looking for more from life. It starts from the premise that our true power comes from our individuality. We talk to various types of writers and artists as well as therapists, coaches, teachers, entrepreneurs, and professionals of all kinds. Our guests possess one common trait. They’re people who know who they are. We talk about what makes them who they are, how they became who they are, and how we might become truer expressions of who we are.