UnstuckAF

It's been a long time... sorry we left you. 

But Episode 1 of Season 3 is worth the wait. I certainly think so and I waited over a decade for my chance to sit and talk to Seth Godin, a dude with a brilliant mind and a gift for communicating the brilliant insights it produces. 

To learn more about Seth, please visit Seth's Blog (https://seths.blog/about/) and while you're there, do yourself a favor and subscribe. I have for years and it's nice to know email will bring, at least, one good thing into my life each day. 

Bringing you "the podcast that's here to help you do you... better" is one of the most gratifying things about my life. So, yes, I hope you'll like, rate, share, follow, and subscribe. But I really hope you'll listen to this episode and the season that follows and hear something that moves you to get unstuck... be unstuck... live unstuck... You know the rest. 

Now, let's Walk The Line. 

💚, 
Coach Orlando

As mentioned:
ADHD: A hunter in a Farmer's World

In her own words:

One of my favorite life mantras is “tell the whole story!” The story did not start with Thalia Y. Bishop, PsyD, Licensed Clinical Psychologist…and it won’t end here either. But two things that have been present throughout the journey are resilience and an intense fear/avoidance of anger. As I enter this next stage of life, there is no way to move forward without looking back at anger and understanding how much it has guided and shaped my whole story!

In my own words:

It's almost as big an honor to present this story as it has been to have been a part of it.

Love ya, sis. 💚

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You know what time it is. 

It's time to Walk The Line. In fact, as Season 2 comes to an end -- Our final interview of the season, featuring Dr. Thalia Bishop, Coach Orlando's sister, is coming soon! -- we decided to compile each Walk The Line our guests have inspired, every Walk The Line Coach Orlando has shared with you. 

We don't talk about it. We be about it.

Take a moment to listen and, maybe, revisit from time to time, to choose specific steps and strategies you can use as WeAlign to be our best selves... living our best lives... together.

JOHN POLLONO (Writer, Actor, Director) made his directing debut with the critically-acclaimed (Certified Fresh on RT) "Small Engine Repair" which was released theatrically in 2021 and is currently streaming on HULU. A Los-Angeles based actor, playwright and screenwriter from New Hampshire, Pollono saw his play “Small Engine Repair” sweep the L.A. theater scene, winning the L.A. Ovation and Los Angeles Drama Critics Circle (LADCC) Awards for Best Play. Pollono also won the LADCC Award for Best Writing and the play went on to have a smash-hit run in New York City in 2013. In 2015Variety named Pollono one of its “10 Screenwriters to Watch” for his screenplay Stronger, which was No. 2 on the highly regarded Black List in 2016. Based on the true story of Boston Marathon bombing survivor Jeff Bauman, the film was produced and debuted in 2017 with a 95% rating on Rotten Tomatoes. Stronger was directed by David Gordon Green and starred Jake Gyllenhaal. Currently, Pollono and co-writer Scott Silver are writing a Hulk Hogan biopic for Netflix, director Todd Phillips and actor Chris Hemsworth. Pollono is also developing projects for FX, Netflix, Warner Bros and Lionsgate. In 2015 Pollono’s play “Lost Girls” opened at New York’s MCC Theater for an extended, critically acclaimed run. His most recent play, “Rules of Seconds,” also enjoyed a critically acclaimed run in Los Angeles, followed by successful runs on stages across the nation. Also an actor, Pollono has appeared on television series such as “This Is Us,” “Grey’s Anatomy,” “How I Met Your Mother,” “Masters of Sex” and “Mob City,” among many others. He is a founding member of Rogue Machine Theatre in Los Angeles. 

TWITTER: @JohnPollono

INSTA: @johnnypollo

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Seth Godin on making art.

In this episode, Sarayu Blue (I Feel Bad, Expats, The Shrink Next Door), shares how bringing the funny when you don't "look the part" can be serious business. 

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LaToya Harris in her own words:

Hello, 
My name is LaToya Harris. I am a wife and mother of two beautiful girls ages 15 1/2 and 12. I am the youngest of 6. I have been working in the medical field for 20 years and have a been a nurse for 10 years. I have started out as an LPN and now an RN. 

Mrs. LaToya L. Harris, RN

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A multi-faceted entertainer, Wilds became widely popular from his breakout roles as Micheal Lee on the critically acclaimed HBO series, The Wire and starring as Dixon Wilson on the hit remake 90210 on the CW. Wilds has since starred on notable television series such as FOX's Shots Fired and VH1's The Breaks and feature films such as George Lucas’ Red Tails and The Secret Life of Bees alongside heavy hitters Queen Latifah and Dakota Fanning. Not to mention, appearing as the lead in Adele's music video for "Hello", which has garnered almost over 3 billion views, becoming one of the fastest music videos to reach a billion views.

In 2014, Wilds released his critically acclaimed debut album, New York: A Love Story, executively produced by iconic producer Salaam Remi. The album went on to receive a GRAMMY nomination for Best Urban Contemporary Album. For his follow-up album, AfterHours, Mack released the project via his label, The Ninety Five Percent and EMPIRE in 2017. The project housed hit singles, "Bonnie & Clyde" ft. Wale and "Explore."

In more recent news, Wilds is currently co-starring in SWAGGER, one of the first original series on AppleTV+ produced by Kevin Durant. As well as made his Broadway debut alongside Luke James and Dyllón Burnside in the production of Thoughts of A Colored Man by Keenan Scott II and directed by Steve H. Broadnax III in October 2021. Additionally, Mack made his return to music with his first solo output in 4 years with the single, “Simple Things.”

Anne Roche is a former defense attorney for the indigent turned personal leadership coach. 

She is also the host of the podcast How I Live Through This. 

To learn more about Anne, her coaching practice and/or her podcast, click on through:

https://annerochecoaching.com/

https://howilivethroughthis.podbean.com/

https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/how-i-live-through-this/id1589609297

https://open.spotify.com/show/0XOC3JY0e1y7XZ5FckivQz?si=4350000bd3364216

Andrea Varga is an Associate Professor of Theatre Design, a member of the Honors Faculty, and a Sustainability Faculty Fellow at SUNY New Paltz located in the Mid-Hudson Valley of New York.  She holds an MFA in Costume Design from Florida State University, and undergraduate degrees in History and Theatre from Utah State University.  

For over 25 years she has worked as a costume designer and assistant designer on Broadway, Off-Broadway, in television and academia.  She previously taught at Montclair State and The Fashion Institute of Technology.  

As an educator/artist Professor Varga works to incorporate sustainability education and practice into her craft, courses, lectures and leadership on campus and in her community.  She currently teaches sustainability courses in the Honors Program at New Paltz including Ethical Fashion and Intro to Sustainability, as well as adult continuing education classes for The Studios of Key West in Florida.  

Her work is informed by years of working with textiles, doing laundry for theatre, working with and in the fashion industry, and growing up on a farm in a conservation-minded and activist household in Utah.  She firmly believes that change can be made by individuals, and that optimism is the way forward.

Learn more about The Global Goals and for solutions visit Regeneration.

Visit  andreavarga.com to connect to even more resources.