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Season 1 Episode 8 features Jonathon Roberts. Jonathon is a composer and sound designer for fiction podcasts, games, and theatre. His specialty is using audio to distill complex concepts, create worlds, and bring stories to life for legendary creators. As the audio production lead for scripted podcasts at Spotify, he oversaw post-production, led engineering teams, sound designed, mixed, and recorded multiple #1 shows. Working with executive director Mimi O’Donnell, projects include Case 63 (starring Julianne Moore and Oscar Isaac), Quiet Part Loud (with Jordan Peele’s Monkeypaw Productions), The Two Princes, Motherhacker, Chompers, and Story Pirates.

He also created the ComposerDad podcast, founded the NYC arts nonprofit Spark and Echo Arts, released several albums of music, toured the US with a solo theatre show, played in an iconic NYC absurdist comedy band, and collaborates with his wife, accomplished actor and theater-maker Emily Clare Zempel, on music and theater projects. He lives New York’s Hudson Valley.

You can find more information about John by clicking the link below.

https://jonathonroberts.com/

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Season 1 Episode 7 features John Burton. John began his career in corporate turnaround/start-up in a wide range of industries from stock photography to residential construction, all the while performing and composing his original music. In 2012, John suffered a severe mental health crisis. His unique recovery story led to his retirement from corporate work and served as the theme for his one man show Home From Here, which plays to standing ovations. The overwhelmingly positive reception to the show and the sharing of other people's stories at them gave birth to the Home From Here Show, a globally ranked talk/music show.

You can find more information about John by clicking the links below.

https://homefromhereshow.com/home

https://homefromhereshow.com/the-lifted-project

https://www.ivy-style.com/

Beneficiaries from The Lifted Project

https://www.hudsonriverhousing.org/

https://www.togetherforyouth.org/

https://www.hvars.org/

https://www.facebook.com/p/Kidney-4-Clark-100083989902198/

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Season 1 Episode 6 features Heather Ferrari. Heather is a small business owner, real estate agent, theater kid and singer who owns and operates Songful Artists, a company that specializes in holiday and year round entertainment in New England and New York. They bring the music to you!

You can find more information about Heather by clicking the links below.

https://www.heatherferrarihomes.com/ https://linktr.ee/songfulartists

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Season 1 Episode 5 features Will Hoffman.

Will has been a design professional for twenty-three years and a creative director for five. He runs his own practice and has worked at some of the biggest agencies and publishers in the world for some of the biggest brands in the world.

Will is also a musician, songwriter, trumpet player and singer!

You can find more information about Will by clicking the link below.

https://willhoffmancreative.com/

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Season 1 Episode 4 features Pete Dominick.

Pete is a podcaster, stand-up comic, speaker, news commentator, host, journo activist and so much more. His show Stand Up With Pete was featured on SiriusXM Radio, now a daily podcast where he interviews experts the world over.

CNN hired him in as their man on the street which led to him becoming a regular panel commentator, eventually taking the host role of his own CNN show “What the Week.” Pete was also selected for the very coveted gig as the warmup comic for Jon Stewart and The Daily Show, The Colbert Report and now Last Week Tonight with John Oliver!

You can find more information about Pete by clicking the link below.

https://standupwithpete.com/

Guess what? We're moving our show to Wednesdays starting this Wednesday 5/15 with our friend and guest Pete Dominick!

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Season 1 Episode 3 features Laura Sweeney. Laura is a mover and shaker in the world of film. Her scripts have been official selections in numerous film festivals. Her self-produced pilot MOMMY MAFIA won Best Comedic Pilot at Manhattan Film Festival and was a finalist at Chicago Amarcord Arthouse Television Awards. She wrote a short film adaptation of John Milton’s PARADISE LOST, now distributed by PBS and much much more!

You can find more information about Laura right here!

https://www.laurasweeney.com/

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Season 1 Episode 2 features Mona Lipson. Mona has spent the last 18+ years working in the nonprofit and social impact space with a focus on helping brands profit with purpose.

But, she also loooooves making ice cream and to take it a step further, she has combined it with her passion for social change into a one woman business called Miss Mona Makes Ice Cream.

You can check out what Mona has to offer by clicking the link below!

https://www.missmonamakesicecream.com/

Episode 2 of Sunlight Moonlight drops Friday May 3rd at 5am! We interview Mona Lipson from @missmonamakesicecream ! Mona has spent the last 18+ years working in the nonprofit and social impact space with a focus on helping brands profit with purpose. But, she also loooooves making ice cream and to take it a step further, she has combined it with her passion for social change into a one woman business called Miss Mona Makes Ice Cream. Check it out!

We interview Mona Lipson from @missmonamakesicecream ! Mona has spent the last 18+ years working in the nonprofit and social impact space with a focus on helping brands profit with purpose. But, she also loooooves making ice cream and to take it a step further, she has combined it with her passion for social change into a one woman business called Miss Mona Makes Ice Cream. Check it out!