At the dawn of the social media era, Belle Gibson became a pioneering wellness influencer - telling the world how she beat cancer with an alternative diet. Her bestselling cookbook and online app provided her success, respect, and a connection to the cancer-battling influencer she admired the most. But a curious journalist with a sick wife began asking questions that even those closest to Belle began to wonder. Was the online star faking her cancer and fooling the world? Kaitlyn Dever stars in the Netflix hit series Apple Cider Vinegar . Inspired by true events, the dramatized story follows Belle’s journey from self-styled wellness thought leader to disgraced con artist. It also explores themes of hope and acceptance - and how far we’ll go to maintain it. In this episode of You Can't Make This Up, host Rebecca Lavoie interviews executive producer Samantha Strauss. SPOILER ALERT! If you haven't watched Apple Cider Vinegar yet, make sure to add it to your watch-list before listening on. Listen to more from Netflix Podcasts .…
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×Author, Surviving Life’s Storms and Thriving in the Aftermath This week on Ira’s Everything Bagel, Ira sits down with Christine Fruehwirth, author of Surviving Life’s Storms and Thriving in the Aftermath , for a powerful coaching episode. Christine dives into the key differences between life coaching and career coaching, the challenges of being stuck in “survival mode,” and how therapy can be a crucial tool for breaking free. She shares the deeply personal journey that inspired her book—woven with her own experiences and driven by her son—as well as the surprising truth behind why only 20% of people are truly thriving. Christine explores the hidden patterns that hold us back, the four essential stages of personal growth (from surviving to thriving), and the role of mindset, humor, and strong support systems in achieving lasting success. In this compelling conversation, Christine also tackles the importance of developing knowledge and skills, setting realistic goals, and embracing life’s inevitable setbacks as part of the journey. She explains why taking risks is essential, how our education system is shaped differently for girls, and the science behind novelty’s power to rewire the brain. Plus, she offers actionable tips on stepping outside your comfort zone, building new neural pathways, and becoming a mentor who inspires others. Get ready for an insightful, inspiring, and thought-provoking episode that just might change the way you approach your own journey! Watch Full Podcast Video Christine Fruehwirth has had more than 20 years of career counseling and life coaching experience through her successful business, FlexCareers Consulting. Her focus and passion has consistently been helping stay-at-home parents return to the workplace and working parents who are looking for more balance in their lives. From 2009 to 2019, Christine also worked as a Career Consultant and Instructor of a Career Management Strategy course at George Washington University, and most recently at Georgetown University in Washington D.C. During her years working in higher education, Christine developed an expertise in helping undergraduates of all majors recruit for and successfully obtain internships and full time positions in the Financial Services industry. She spent a decade in that industry focused on consumer and later investment banking, working for major financial institutions including Bank of America, Capital One and Wells Fargo. Christine’s last few years in the industry were spent at Lending Tree on the senior leadership team. Christine Fruehwirth Website Christine Fruehwirth Instagram Christine Fruehwirth LinkedIn Christine Fruehwirth Facebook Watch the full Podcast Video…
Author, I AM MCLOVIN: How Superbad Became the Biggest Comedy Hit of Its Generation This week on Ira’s Everything Bagel, Ira sits down with Andrew Buss, author of I AM MCLOVIN: How Superbad Became the Biggest Comedy Hit of Its Generation . Andrew dives into his deep connection with the film, describing his first viewing as “electric” and reminiscing about seeing it with his father and grandfather. He shares how he balanced his roles as both a journalist and a passionate fan while writing the book, ensuring his love for the movie shone through. The conversation explores Superbad’s 12-year journey to the big screen, the heart that sets it apart, and the essential role Judd Apatow played in making it happen. Andrew also reveals Will Ferrell’s unexpected influence on the film’s production, the brilliant marketing that propelled it to global success, and the challenge of attempting a “clean” version during filming. Plus, he uncovers fascinating behind-the-scenes details about the cast and creative team—who, after all these years, still remain closely connected. Watch Full Podcast Video Andrew Buss has carved out a niche for himself as a pop culture expert, with a heavy emphasis on comedy. He has written for publications like Vanity Fair, New York Magazine’s Vulture, The Daily Beast, Consequence of Sound, and The Laugh Button, where he spent five years serving as editor. Currently, he is a contributing editor of 800 Pound Gorilla News. As a journalist, Andrew Buss has conducted interviews with some of the most prominent names in entertainment, including Mel Brooks, Seth Rogen, Nikki Glaser, Lorne Michaels, Conan O’Brien, Carol Burnett, Ben Stiller, Jack Black, Emma Stone, Bill Hader, Andy Samberg, Brendan Fraser, Jonah Hill, Eric Idle, David Letterman, Kevin Smith, Mike Myers, Bob Odenkirk, Bert Kreischer, Bo Burnham, and countless others. Additionally, he has written oral histories on films and TV shows like Zoolander, Superbad, Airheads, The Jerk, High Fidelity, Clerks the Animated Series, Gremlins 2, The Freshman, Scott Pilgrim vs. The World, Freaks & Geeks, Thief, and Late Night with Conan O’Brien, which also appeared in the February 2024 issue of Vanity Fair. Since 2014, Andrew Buss has also been the official archivist/historian for Andy Kaufman. He will also serve as an Archival Consultant on the upcoming untitled documentary on the legendary performer, which will be executive produced by David Letterman and Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson. Andrew Buss Facebook Andrew Buss X Watch the full Podcast Video…
Author, Driving Marilyn: The Life and Times of Legendary Hollywood Agent Norman Brokaw This week, Ira spoke with Joel Brokaw, author of Driving Marilyn: The Life and Times of Legendary Hollywood Agent Norman Brokaw . In this agential episode of “Ira’s Everything Bagel,” Joel talks about his father being in the right place at the right time in Hollywood (1943); how he played a major role in the transition of television from being a novelty to a major medium; forming the first West Coast office for television in the William Morris Agency; why he loved working with people who had talent; the first star he convinced to perform on television; why starting out in the mailroom of William Morris was a test of character; Joel growing up in that environment; why writing the book helped his understanding of his father’s real talent; how his story needed to be told; why the book is a celebration of a fascinating character; why Norman was very discreet; how his father could cut to the chase; dealing with gifted but flawed clients; why Norman loved being an agent; how his success came at a cost to his personal life; his misconceptions of his father; why his father was totally fulfilled with his social network; his father’s generosity of spirit; and why relationships matter. Watch Full Podcast Video Joel Brokaw has worked for more than four decades in the areas of merging media, societal trends, celebrity, and transformational thinking. His focus over the last twenty years has been as an author and collaborator of ten books, including two New York Times-bestsellers. He is the fourth generation in his family to work in the media and entertainment industries. His father, Norman Brokaw, was Chairman of the William Morris Agency. He lives in Windsor, California. Joel Brokaw Website Watch the full Podcast Video…
Author, Sit, Cinderella, Sit: A Mostly True Memoir This week, Ira spoke with film editor and writer Lisa Cheek, author of Sit, Cinderella, Sit: A Mostly True Memoir . In this (A)vid episode of “Ira’s Everything Bagel,” Lisa talks about starting her career in Charleston, South Carolina, then Charlotte, and her big move to Los Angeles; why she loved working on commercials and traveling; learning to tell a story in 30 seconds; aging out of the job; accepting the unique offer to edit Cinderella and traveling to China; the distances required for location shooting; her “magical” assistant who spoke four languages; why she decided to write the book; her adopted two dogs in China; why she wanted the adventure; how she follows Hemmingway’s suggestion; the different ways she cut a scene; connecting to the Internet in remote villages; editing outside with a view of the Yangtse River; her most meaningful experiences; kindness as a universal language; why there’s magic everywhere; and everybody will get something different from reading the book. Watch Full Podcast Video Lisa Cheek is a writer and film editor. After 25 years of editing and producing other people’s work, she finally took the advice of friends and coworkers to heart and decided to focus on telling her own stories. She lives in Los Angeles with her husband, two mutts, Josie and Elvis Bruce Wayne, and two cats, Eartha Kitt and Trixie. A frequent traveler to all kinds of interesting places, she has several film and television scripts in various stages of development and is working on her next book. Lisa Cheek Website Lisa Cheek LinkedIn Lisa Cheek Facebook Lisa Cheek Instagram Watch the full Podcast Video…
Writer/Director, “The Comic Shop” This week, Ira spoke with writer/director Jonathan L. Bowen, whose film, “The Comic Shop,” is set for streaming. In this comic episode of “Ira’s Everything Bagel,” Jonathan talks about his new film, shot on location in Las Vegas; why “The Comic Shop” is a slice-of-life love letter to comic fans that general audiences will easily relate to; the focus on his main character; being interested in film since being a teenager; why he chose philosophy instead of filmmaking in college; how a small book showed him how to make sure he stays on his A game; pursuing your passion (even if it’s parttime); why it’s more difficult for a director on a small-budget film than a big-budget one; casting for the film; how he wanted to make it a “Vegas” movie, but without the Strip; the interconnectedness of relationships; and why it’s never too late to pursue your passion. Watch Full Podcast Video Jonathan L. Bowen is an award-winning feature film writer-director proudly part of the Director’s Guild of America. His music videos, short films, and feature films have played more than 50 film festivals nationwide. Film has been a life-long passion for Bowen, who ran a critical review site for years and also wrote two non-fiction books on the industry before delving into directing. For 16 years, he has run JLB Media Productions, a leading business-to-business video production company operating nationwide that has produced more than 1,000 videos in 47 states. Jonathan L. Bowen Website Jonathan L. Bowen Instagram Jonathan L. Bowen X Watch the full Podcast Video…
Author, Shadow of the Eternal Watcher This week, Ira spoke with award-winning filmmaker Josh Mendoza, author of Shadow of the Eternal Watcher , a new noir crime thriller sci-fi novel. In this scary episode of “Ira’s Everything Bagel,” Josh talks about he made the leap from his post-apocalyptic film, “What Still Remains” to writing a novel; how the novel features alternate realities and time travel blended together seamlessly in a tale of government corruption and personal redemption; why he loves writing genre mashups; creating Duster Raines, a private detective, as the main character; how he moved from Arizona (where he grew up) to Hollywood; going to USC film school; why he always wanted to be a writer; how he’s a visual thinker; the difference in writing books vs screen plays; how he came up with the title of the book; writing for a broader audience; his dream as a kid; why “character is first”; why reading is important; and why getting words on paper is the most important thing. Watch Full Podcast Video Josh Mendoza is an award-winning filmmaker known for his post-apocalyptic feature film, “What Still Remains.” He received a BA in English and creative writing from Stanford University and earned an MFA in Film and Television Production from USC’s School of Cinematic Arts. He has since split his time between the City of Angels and the deserts of Arizona with his wife and two children. Shadow of the Eternal Watcher is his first novel. Josh Mendoza Website Josh Mendoza Facebook Josh Mendoza Instagram Josh Mendoza X Watch the full Podcast Video…
Author, Flowers of Evil , Web of Evil , and Wheel of Evil This week, Ira spoke with N.L. Holmes, author of a series of three immersive historical fiction books ( Flowers of Evil , Web of Evil , and Wheel of Evil ) that unravel the mysteries of life during the ancient Egyptian empire. In this trio episode of “Ira’s Everything Bagel,” N.L. talks about growing up in Texas and becoming a nun at 21; going back to school to pursue archeology and getting a PhD; why she ended up teaching; how she decided to write after retiring; why she picked this period of time and place for her series of three books; why she enjoys writing about the intrigue of mysterious assassinations, forbidden love affairs, and political rebellion; researching for the book; not contradicting anything known for being true; her freedom to embroider as a novelist; using her imagination; why there is no arc of story in this particular series because they are self-contained books; her development of recurring characters; how to solve a mystery when there is no forensic science, the different tools to solve mysteries, including people asking questions and looking for physical clues; and what she sees as the possibility for the books becoming a television series. Watch Full Podcast Video N.L. Holmes is a prolific novelist embarking on another significant career phase. Prior to taking up the power of writing and using this pen name, she was an accomplished archaeologist and teacher for 25 years. Early in her career she served as a nun for two decades. In between she was an artist and antiques dealer. Yes, she has lived an interesting life and the sum of her experiences informs and inspires her writings today. Holmes, who earned her doctorate in Classical and Near Eastern Archaeology Studies from Bryn Mawr College despite an offer to attend Princeton, has excavated in Greece and Israel, and taught ancient history and humanities at Stockton University in N.J. and University of South Florida for many years. She also did archaeological artwork for excavations from Lebanon. With 13 published novels, Holmes is the creator of The Lord Hani Mysteries. The inspiration for her Bronze Age novels came with an assignment she gave to her students one day: Here are the only documents we have telling us about royal divorce in Ugarit in the 13th century. How much can we say about what happened? She notes: “It quickly became apparent that almost anything we might come up with was as much fiction as historiography!” She also penned The Empire At Twilight series, historical fiction set in 13th century C.B. during the Hittite Empire, and Hani’s Daughter Mysteries, a spin-off historical fiction series. Born and raised in Fort Worth, Texas, she attended The University of Texas in the honors program but dropped out midway to enter into the antiques business. Two years later, she entered the Discalced Carmelite convent in Texas. She left the convent 20 years later and returned to school to get her B.A. in Classical and Near Eastern Archaeology. Holmes resides with her husband, three cats, and a dog. They split their time between Tampa, Florida and northern France, where she gardens, weaves, and plays the violin. They have an adult son. N.L. Holmes Website N.L. Holmes Facebook N.L. Holmes LinkedIn N.L. Holmes X Watch the full Podcast Video…
Author, Water Music: A Cape Cod Story This week, Ira spoke with award-winning writer and accomplished musician Marcia Peck, author of Water Music:A Cape Cod Story . In this cello episode of “Ira’s Everything Bagel,” Marcia talks about starting to play the cello at age five; why classical music moves her; the great composers “get inside us”; why the book was set in a certain place and time; her coming-of-age story which follows eleven-going-on-twelve Lily as she navigates parental and familial conflict at the family’s summer retreat on Cape Cod in 1956; her technique for writing; why the title of the book was important to her; music as magic; and what she wanted to explore in the novel. Watch Full Podcast Video Marcia Peck is an award-winning writer and accomplished musician, celebrating over 50 years as a cellist with the Minnesota Orchestra. Inspired by the rhythms and sounds of music echoed in language, her debut novel, Water Music: A Cape Cod Story , combines all of her passions – music, writing, and Cape Cod. The book has received critical acclaim and has received many book awards, including Literary Titan Gold, National Indie Excellence Award, New England Book Festival Regional Lit Winner, and Feathered Quill Reviewers Choice Award Winner. Additionally, she was a finalist for American Writing Awards, Eric Hoffer Award Grand Prize, Firebird Book Awards, and Wishing Shelf Book Awards. Pacifica book Awards designated it as a “Notable Book” and her book was long-listed by both Historical Fiction Company Book-of-the-Year Award and Somerset Book Awards. Marcia’s writing has received awards from New Millenium Writings (First prize for “Memento Mori”), Tamarack Awards (honorable mention for “An Unexpected Cadence”), Lake Superior Writers’ Conference (First Prize for “Pride and Humility”), Glimmer Train (finalist for Very Short Fiction Award for “The Flavor of Borscht”), Flashquake (nomination for Pushcart Prize for “Long Distance”), and MnArtists MiniStories (Winner for “Little Vladimir’s Father”). She is the grateful recipient of Artist Fellowships from the Minnesota State Arts Board, Loft-McKnight, and the Jerome Foundation as well as residencies at Hambidge Center in Georgia and Ragdale in Illinois. A cellist with the Minnesota Orchestra for her entire musical career, she is inspired by the rhythms and sounds of music echoed in language. Marcia graduated from the legendary Curtis Institute of Music in Philadelphia. She studied with famed Italian cellist Antonio Janigro in Germany for two years. Her articles have appeared in Musical America, Strad Magazine, Strings Magazine, Senza Sordino, the magazine of the Minnesota Orchestra and the op-ed pages of the Minneapolis Star Tribune. Her fiction has appeared in Chautauqua Journal, New Millenium Writings, Gemini Magazine, Glimmer Train, 26 Minnesota Writers (Nodine Press), Tribute to Orpheus 2 (Kearney Books), and three volumes of Open to Interpretation: Fading Light (Taylor and O’Neill). Marcia’s work has been supported by the Minnesota State Arts Board, The Loft Literary Center, and the Jerome Foundation, Ragdale Foundation and Hambidge Center. Marcia grew up in New Jersey and summered in Cape Cod. Her love for Cape Cod has been a strong and deep current throughout her life. She and her sisters still return to the house their father built in Orleans. She lives in Minnetonka, Minnesota with her husband and two very naughty dogs. Marcia Peck Website Watch the full Podcast Video…
Author, George Cukor’s People: Acting for a Master Director This week, Ira spoke with Joseph McBride, author of George Cukor’s People: Acting for a Master Director . In this celluloid episode of “Ira’s Everything Bagel,” Joesph talks about what made Cukor unique; how he worked through his actors; how he used the camera eloquently; why Cukor believed in “fidelity to the text”; why he was elusive; living the double life; dealing with the boundaries of behavior; why the Hollywood production code was a spur to creativity; and why a great director handles every person differently. Watch Full Podcast Video Joseph McBride learned about film acting by playing a film critic for Orson Welles for more than five years, the entire length of shooting (1970-75) on Welles’s Hollywood satire “The Other Side of the Wind.” While working as a reporter and reviewer for Daily Variety in Hollywood in the 1970s (and later), Joseph visited many sets of films and watched directors in action. He also worked with a wide range of actors and directors as a film and TV writer in Hollywood for seven years (1977-84). He was primarily responsible for casting, working on scripts with, and rehearsing the cast members of the American Film Institute Life Achievement Award CBS-TV specials honoring James Stewart, Fred Astaire, Frank Capra, John Huston, and Lillian Gish. That rare experience enabled Joseph to work with many great stars from the Golden Age of Hollywood whom a youngish writer otherwise would not have worked with, as well as many contemporary stars. He also helped write feature films, including the cult classic punk rock musical “Rock ’n’ Roll High School,” and he has co-produced or appeared in numerous documentaries. Watch the full Podcast Video…
Author, Watergate’s Unexpected Hero: The Life of Peter W. Rodino, Jr. This week, Ira spoke with Lawrence Spinelli, author of Watergate’s Unexpected Hero: The Life of Peter W. Rodino, Jr. . In this Nixonian episode of “Ira’s Everything Bagel,” Lawrence talks about his long relationship with Rodino; why Rodino did not want to profit from his historic role in the Nixon impeachment; why he promised Rodino he would write his biography; finding out surprising details about his early life; Rodino’s struggle to become a lawyer, coming from a rough neighborhood; why he became a national hero; the funny story about Nixon and Rodino after the president left office; how “politics found him”; and why he was very always underestimated. Watch Full Podcast Video During a distinguished career that spanned more than four decades, Dr. Lawrence Spinelli held a variety of senior-level positions in the legislative and executive branches of the federal government. His first job on Capitol Hill was as press secretary to Peter W. Rodino Jr., and he spent five years as director of communications for then-Senator Joe Biden. Lawrence’s longest tenure in government was at the Overseas Private Investment Corporation, where he served as the Director of Outreach and Public Affairs. He retired in 2017. Lawrence is author of Dry Diplomacy: The United States, Great Britain, and Prohibition . The first study of the diplomatic impact of Prohibition, Dry Diplomacy was praised by the Journal of American History for being “engagingly written and comprehensively researched.” Lawrence was an assistant professor of political science at Drew University and a professorial lecturer at American University. He received his undergraduate degree from Drew, a master’s degree in government from Georgetown University, and a master’s degree and doctorate degree in history from New York University. Watch the full Podcast Video…
Author, Old Films, Young Eyes: A Teenage Take On Hollywood’s Golden Age This week, Ira spoke with Simone O. Elias, author of Old Films, Young Eyes: A Teenage Take On Hollywood’s Golden Age . In this episode of “Ira’s Everything Bagel,” Simone talks about how she got interested in classic films; why she discovered redeeming qualities about them; their modern relevance; themes that were consistent across all genres that reflected the times; films that made an impression on her; how she had a real life connection to these movies; TCM as the classic film community center; why the past is “incredibly important” to learn from; and how the teenage perspective is important. Watch Full Podcast Video Simone O. Elias started her career in podcasting: producing, and writing for “Teenage Golden Age,” a podcast about classic Hollywood from the teenage perspective. She focuses on classic films, screenwriting, and songwriting. Simone divides her time between Placerville and Berkeley, California. Simone O. Elias Website Simone O. Elias Instagram Watch the full Podcast Video…
Author, Aphrodisiac Adventures, Natural Stimulants & Aphrodisiacs for Better Health, Longevity & Pleasures This week, Ira spoke with Lillian Zeltser, author of Aphrodisiac Adventures, Natural Stimulants & Aphrodisiacs for Better Health, Longevity & Pleasures . In this stimulating episode of “Ira’s Everything Bagel,” Lillian talks about why she became interested in aphrodisiacs; her first “recipe”; the medicinal qualities of herbs; how her husband developed the love potion; finding the herbs in their natural states; traveling to more than 160 countries; bringing herbs to Australia, where they live; looking at your spouse with different eyes; why the love potion is considered liqueur rather than a supplement (35% alcohol); how natural stimulants all around you; why natural stimulants are not limited to what you taste; and why it’s necessary to equalize the active ingredient. Watch Full Podcast Video In October 1986, Lillian accidentally stumbled on an old love potion recipe, which changed her life and sparked her interest in aphrodisiacs and natural stimulants. Together with her husband, a medical doctor, she researched, experimented with, and hunted for them around the world for over 30 years. In the process, Lillian personally experienced hundreds of effective time-tested legendary ethnobotanical stimulants, often called aphrodisiacs, which she shares with others. With help of her husband, Dr Zeltser, Lillian developed unique recipes for those who want to restore and maintain feelings of love, desire, and pleasure between partners. Along with her team, Lillian runs Aphrodope company, which offers publications, training services, and public events, including ‘A Feast for Senses’ – an interactive aphrodisiac dinner experience, during which participants have a chance to experience things they never knew they were able to experience. Lillian Zeltser Website Lillian Zeltser Facebook Lillian Zeltser Instagram Lillian Zeltser LinkedIn Lillian Zeltser X Lillian Zeltser YouTube Watch the full Podcast Video…
CEO, Koolboks This week, Ira spoke with Ayoola Dominic, CEO of Koolboks, which provides sustainable, solar-powered cooling systems in underserved areas. In this cold episode of “Ira’s Everything Bagel,” Ayoola talks about his background as a pharmacist and his parents, who are both medical doctors; why he’s passionate about the developing world; why refrigeration is important in these areas; the lack of refrigeration in Sub-Saharan Africa (compared to the West); how to make refrigeration affordable and accessible to everybody; utilizing the resources of water and the sun; what is the good of technology if you can’t afford it; the role of lithium batteries; how 90 percent of their customers are small businesses that are generating income; his recent appearance at the Clinton Global Initiative; why the need for data collection on usage; using data to connect customers with needing a middleman, such as a fish farmer and a frozen food seller; the pay-as-you go billing system; how third-party banking agencies facilitate the billing; and optimizing sales for all their customers. Watch Full Podcast Video Koolboks Website Koolboks Instagram Koolboks Facebook Koolboks X Koolboks YouTube Watch the full Podcast Video…
Author, Don’t Walk Away: A Care Partner’s Journey This week, Ira spoke with Marilyn Raichle, author of Don’t Walk Away: A Care Partner’s Journey . In this caring episode of “Ira’s Everything Bagel,” Marilyn talks about how her mother, Jean, told her and her siblings that when she got Alzheimer’s, they should just “walk away”; why Marilyn didn’t walk away; how an art class showed her that her that Jean was “still there”; how she was still living with invention, wit and joy; Jean’s new “family”; the “enduring personhood” of people who live with dementia; why she wrote the book; sharing joy; the framework of loss: care partners; how she became the family caregiver; the “ladies of assisted living”; why “sometimes your brain just gets in the way”; letting go of the person who used to be; and learning to relate by slowing down. Watch Full Podcast Video Marilyn Reichle, author of Don’t Walk Away , grew up in the shadow of Alzheimer’s. Nearly everyone in her father’s family and many in her mother’s had developed the disease. But Raichle became transformed in her views towards those living with dementia, inspiring the launch of a book and several non-profits that helps — and celebrates — those living with the memory-robbing disease. Marilyn began her career in the theatre, founding the Seattle International Children’s Festival. She served for 11 years at North America’s largest international festival for children, introducing children to world culture through the performing arts. She then became the founding executive director of American Voices for nine years, building an informed, engaged, and good-humored community. In 2007, she received a Master of Public Administration from Harvard University’s Kennedy School of Government. She received her BA from the University of Washington. Upon returning to Seattle, her career changed when she became the family caregiver for her parents, both of whom were developing dementia. In 2010, inspired by her mother’s newfound artistic ability, she founded The Art of Alzheimer’s, celebrating the creativity of those living with dementia and the power of the arts to enrich and empower their lives. In 2019 she became the Executive Director of Maude’s Awards for Innovation in Alzheimer’s Care, celebrating and rewarding innovative programs and practices of care that are enhancing the lives of people living with dementia, and their care partners. Her work with the Alzheimer’s community brought her news media attention, including interviews with KOMO-Radio inSeattle and KGNW-Radio in Seattle, and podcasts: Will Gather, The Art of Aging, and Autumn Is Here. Her mom was featured in her local paper, as well as the Alzheimer’s Reading Room and The New York Times Alzheimer’s Blog. Don’t Walk Away Website Marilyn Raichle Facebook Marilyn Raichle LinkedIn Watch the full Podcast Video…
Actor who provides quality commentary and insight into movies, culture & the arts on X with his handle, @TheMonologist This week, Ira spoke with actor Michael Warburton, who provides quality commentary and insight into movies, culture & the arts on X with his handle, @TheMonologist. In this curated episode of “Ira’s Everything Bagel,” Michael talks about his acting background, including the stage; why he decided to start this project (during COVID); how he started it as altruistic exercise and eventually asked people to contribute; authentically sharing with people what he likes; his process; why the appreciation of people is rewarding; the validation of his instincts; how he was amazed at the famous people from all walks of life who follow him; planning a podcast based on his postings in 2025; the importance of the legacy element and keeping these artists’ work alive; why more and more people are looking back for quality; and why he won’t pander to his followers. Watch Full Podcast Video Michael made his first professional appearance in “Oliver!” in the West End aged 11, followed by two years at the Royal National Theatre in London, eventually going on to train at The Bristol Old Vic Theatre School. He’s appeared numerous times in the West End – including Ivo van Hove’s Olivier Award winning world premiere of “All About Eve,” the multiple Olivier Award winning Musical on The Kinks – “Sunny Afternoon,” the Netflix movie “The Strays,” and multiple appearances on British TV including most recently “Coronation Street” and “Emmerdale” etc. He has an active Twitter/X feed on Movies, Culture & The Arts in general, has a Substack column on Movies & Actors, and is lining up a Podcast on Movies and Actors for 2025. Michael Warburton X Buy Michael a coffee Ko-Fi Watch the full Podcast Video…
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