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How Alex Sanfilippo is Helping Podcasters Succeed

How Alex Sanfilippo is Helping Podcasters Succeed

If you're passionate about podcasting and want to learn how to be successful, this episode with Alex Sanfilippo is a must-listen! He discusses his journey as a serial entrepreneur in the industry, the challenges he's faced, and his vision for the future of podcasting. You'

Is a No-Equipment Podcast Feasible with Synthetic Voice Technology?

Is a No-Equipment Podcast Feasible with Synthetic Voice Technology?

A Melodic Tribute: 'Song for Jazmin'

A Melodic Tribute: 'Song for Jazmin'

Eleven Days of Noticing

Eleven Days of Noticing

The Rabbits Of Cortona

The Rabbits Of Cortona

Breaking Traditions with a Memorable meal

Breaking Traditions with a Memorable meal

Sliding Sunrise Source Images and Artwork

Sliding Sunrise

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Eleven Days of Noticing

Eleven Days of Noticing

Queen Elizabeth II is now resting in peace with her husband, mother, sister, and father. This celebration of life filled my senses for eleven days creating feelings and thoughts that had me go inward. My feelings confused me with contradictions

Breaking Traditions with a Memorable meal

Breaking Traditions with a Memorable meal

Contemplating the Practice of Writing

Contemplating the Practice of Writing

Tenderness, soft floral composition

Holding My Story With Tenderness

Defining Home Inwardly Resonates Acutely

Defining Home Inwardly Resonates Acutely

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Sliding Sunrise Source Images and Artwork

Sliding Sunrise

This is the back-story of another photo manipulation artwork and our move to Florida some five years ago. Turns out we may be the opposite of snowbirds, which I am guessing might make us sunfish?

Spiral Swim Singapore

Spiral Swim Singapore

Angels and Demons

Angels and Demons

Circle Of Friends

Circle Of Friends

Edge of Extinction

Edge of Extinction

An Introduction To My “Transformations” Series

An Introduction To My “Transformations” Series

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Contemplating the Practice of Writing

At these crossroads, I choose writing as a passion to pursue. Writing is something I’ve always done. It’s been necessary and satisfying. Finishing a writing task offers a sense of accomplishment, yet it has been usually associated with professional responsibility. There were expectations from...

Holding My Story With Tenderness

The day after our beloved cat Neo was euthanized I immersed myself in writing. I committed that writing would be my way of honoring her life and all the gifts she gave me. She literally dropped out of a tree and landed at my feet on a very auspicious day of my life. Instantly, I declared she was ...

Defining Home Inwardly Resonates Acutely

I listen to podcasts about writing and writers on my morning walk. There is always something to learn. This morning it was Cheryl Strayed speaking with Pico Iyer. Iyer said that as he traveled so much while still a young boy (and he continues to travel as a grown man), he had to define home inwar...

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A Melodic Tribute: 'Song for Jazmin'

A melodic tribute to a unique one-eyed stray cat who graced our lives with her presence.

The Rabbits Of Cortona

In the summer of 1982, some students from the University of Georgia Cortona Studies Abroad Program "rescued" live rabbits from a local food market in Tuscany, Italy. We released them in the Cortona Monastery, our home for the program. Q: What do rabbits do best? A: They multiply.

Sliding Sunrise

This is the back-story of another photo manipulation artwork and our move to Florida some five years ago. Turns out we may be the opposite of snowbirds, which I am guessing might make us sunfish?

Spiral Swim Singapore

The first time I visited Singapore was for work, back in the 1990’s. The place was developing at a massive pace and had a boom town feel to it, construction everywhere. These days it seems rather finished, even gentrified, but at the time a lot of the original Singapore was still evident. There

Angels and Demons

No, this is not a Dan Brown Novel nor a Tom Hanks movie. The concept for this piece originated somewhat innocently during a visit to Arezzo’s Sunday antique market in Tuscany.