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Where Did Freedom Go? With Gina
When Tess asked "What crime against humanity can’t you shut up about?" I thought where do I start. Then I brought it down to one thing that includes and effects all the other crimes against humanity and it is the loss of our Freedom. It is time we started really looking deeply into this and ask the questions: Where did Our Freedom Go? And… How do we get it back?
About our guest:
Gina Citoli is Visionary Songstress, Performing Artist, Playwright, and Composer.
She has performed to standing ovations and rave reviews from New York's Battery Park and Den Design-Forum of the Museums Quarter in Vienna, to The Sedona Creative Life Center and the Beverly Hillshire Screening facility in Beverly Hills CA. to name a few.
Her music has won awards, she has recorded two phenomenal songs with Grammy award-winning producer Barry Goldstein, her music has been used by NASA, in film for the environment and on international CD compilations for world peace.
Gina’s passion is to use wholistic performance art to unite humanity, raise our collective consciousness, and offer groundbreaking perceptions on how to create a more universal, compassionate, and peaceful culture.
Connect with Gina at www.GinaCitoli.com or [email protected]
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By Tess VergaraWhen Tess asked "What crime against humanity can’t you shut up about?" I thought where do I start. Then I brought it down to one thing that includes and effects all the other crimes against humanity and it is the loss of our Freedom. It is time we started really looking deeply into this and ask the questions: Where did Our Freedom Go? And… How do we get it back?
About our guest:
Gina Citoli is Visionary Songstress, Performing Artist, Playwright, and Composer.
She has performed to standing ovations and rave reviews from New York's Battery Park and Den Design-Forum of the Museums Quarter in Vienna, to The Sedona Creative Life Center and the Beverly Hillshire Screening facility in Beverly Hills CA. to name a few.
Her music has won awards, she has recorded two phenomenal songs with Grammy award-winning producer Barry Goldstein, her music has been used by NASA, in film for the environment and on international CD compilations for world peace.
Gina’s passion is to use wholistic performance art to unite humanity, raise our collective consciousness, and offer groundbreaking perceptions on how to create a more universal, compassionate, and peaceful culture.
Connect with Gina at www.GinaCitoli.com or [email protected]