Jurga Ivanauskaite was an influential Lithuanian author, even controversial at times, who never backed down from the stories she wanted to tell. From novels and essay collections, to children's books and plays, the rebellious author carefully shared her spectacular voice with the world!

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Demi Michelle's album, Dear Diary, is exactly what it sounds like; a diary in song form. In this interview, Demi shares with us how she made the transition into songwriting, why she wants to share her experiences through song, and more! She expresses why it's important to allow yourself to have the full spectrum of emotions in order to have the full human experience!

Website: http://demimschwartz.com

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Lillian Wald founded the Henry Street Settlement in New York City's Lower East Side in the early 1900s, among other institutions and governmental bodies. After seeing the turmoil that the immigrant communities were facing on a daily basis, Lillian dedicated her life to helped the underserved tenement communities... and that's just the beginning!

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**A note to the listeners: There was a thunderstorm rearing its' ugly head during the recording of this interview, we apologize for any background audio from the storm!

Caitlin Durning is the founder of Meraki Media Management, among many other things. In this interview she shares with us how to manage our time on social media in order to utilize it rather than let it be a time suck! She also shares how she got in to investing, and why it is important for young people to find things they're interesting in to invest in!

https://www.merakimediamanagement.com/

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Jennifer King was promoted to the role of assistant running backs coach for Washington on January 26, 2021! Throughout her life, football has been a passion, even playing professionally in the Women's Football Association for a number of successful years. When Coach Ron Rivera opened the door for Coach King, she pushed her way through, and she has already shown why she deserves this position as much as anyone else. Her promotion makes her the first Black female assistant coach in the NFL!

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Maria Diane Ventura is an international, multi-award winning film maker. Her most recent film, "Your Color" has a number of incredible accolades attached to it. In this interview, Maria shares with us how she made the transition from music video production to film, and why she shares the stories that she does. 

"Your Color" is available of Amazon, and Amazon Prime as of July 15th of this year!

Trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Tt9yBBcpfU

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Jane C. Wright helped to revolutionize the way we think about chemotherapy. She spent her life researching what was a new approach to cancer treatment, even pioneering non-surgical ways to distribute chemotherapeutic agents to previously unreachable tumors in patients. Born into a family of proven greatness, she did not disappoint in the legacy she left behind.

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"A loss is a lesson."

Maggie Ntim is not only the CEO and founder of Trinity 3 Agency, but she is the United States' first Black female soccer agent. In this interview, Maggie shares with us her passion for sports, always wanting to be a business owner, and why she journals as much as she does. Maggie always knew she wanted to utilize all of the skills she has fostered throughout her life to ensure she would be able to pursue her dreams.

http://www.trinity3agency.com

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Marthe Gosteli is considered the primary architect for the Swiss women's right to vote. As the last country in the European Union that granted women the right to vote, Gosteli made it her primary objective to ensure that the contributions of the women of the movement wouldn't go without precognition and preservation. Her effects resulted in the creation of the Gosteli Foundation, an archive housing everything from pamphlets to diaries.

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*We apologize for the delay in the release of Bree's episode, we experienced some technical difficulties. Thank you for your patience and understanding!*

Bree Chapin is a New York based visual artist and co-curator at Sour Mouse NYC. In this interview, Bree shares with us how she found herself in art curation, why Sour Mouse is an epic and inviting multi use space that's welcome to all walks of life, finding her voice in art, and so much more! Make sure you find her on social media so you can keep up with her artwork and the goings on at Sour Mouse!

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