Podcasts about Dan Eldon

In this episode, Kathy Eldon shares her beautiful poetry, discuses flow over control, elaborates on the beautiful lessons learned from losing her photojournalist son Dan Eldon after being stoned to death in Somalia. She recites her mantra and talks about why the journey is the destination. BIOKathy Eldon has worked as a journalist, author and film and television producer in England, Africa and the United States.  In 1998 she launched Creative Visions, inspired by the life of her son, Dan Eldon.  Since 2004, the organization, recognized as a UN NGO, has impacted more than 100 million people.  Kathy founded Creative Visions Productions to produce entertaining, impactful films to ignite action. She is the author of 17 books, including Hope Rising, A Musing, published in 2021, and her memoir, In the Heart of Life, published by HarperOne. A popular speaker, Kathy has been featured on countless television programs, including several appearances on Oprah.Instagram: @kathyeldon Facebook: @kathyeldonofficial Website: www.kathyeldon.com #alittlelessfearpodcast #podcastshow #podcaster #podcasting #kathyeldon #daneldon #journalist #film #television #producer #author #filmproducer #televisionproducer #thejourneyisthedestination #journeyisthedestination #hoperising #poet #poetry #poem #poems #channelingpoetry #higherself #reinvention #transformation #creativevisions #love #joy #amusing #noisyspirits #fyp #foryoupage #foryourpage This is Dr. Lino Martinez the host for A Little Less Fear Podcast. For more information, please use the information below. Thanks so much for your support!Author | A Little Less FearA Little LESS FEAR Podcast (@alittlelessfearpodcast) • Instagram photos and videosLino Marinez (@alittlelessfear) TikTok | Watch Lino Marinez's Newest TikTok Videos(4) A Little Less Fear Podcast - YouTube

Kweku Mandela is a director, producer, philanthropist, and close friend. I had the pleasure of getting to know Kweku through working for him on the set of Journey is the Destination, where we spent months filming, and telling the incredible story of Dan Eldon. Since then, Kweku has continued to be an influence and inspiration in my life, as well as the lives of many, many others. His company Out Of Africa Entertainment is one of the largest film and Television production companies in Africa having recently completed production on Madiba, Maze Runner 3, and The Red Sea Diving Resort. Kweku Executive Produced the acclaimed Novel “The Bang Bang Club” into a feature film, which was released in early 2011. Kweku is currently a partner in two new production companies one being Romulus Entertainment a production finance outfit based in New York and two Dang Entertainment a partnership between Kweku and his long-time collaborator Nabil Elderkin based in LA. ​In mid-2009 he co-founded Africa Rising Foundation with his cousin Ndaba Mandela and their dream of changing Africa's image and fostering young leadership and partnerships around the world was started. He supports the UN Decade of Action for Road Safety and the Long Short Walk, a world walk for road safety, in memory of his 13-year old cousin Zenani Mandela who was killed in a crash 2 years ago. ​He's also on the board of Global Citizen , Pioneer Works and Charlize Theron Africa Outreach Project and a Trustee of House of Mandela. ​Kweku latest projects include producing Margot Robbie film Dreamland and Christopher Waltz directorial debut Georgetown along with starting GenEndIt with Charlize Theron a collective of HIV/AIDS organisation committed to seeing the end of AIDS in our lifetime. Kweku thank you so much for your time in this podcast, but as well as in my life. Your influence has been immense and my career has depth and meaning because of people like you.  Thank you to our sponsors, use the below codes - - Sofaworx - Thank you to Sofaworx for designing the most incredible studio (all furniture Sofaworx items) Use code "Storytime10" to get 10% OFF all your next furniture purchases at - https://sofaworx.co.za/ - Truth Coffee - Use code "Storytime10" to get 10% OFF all coffee purchases at - https://za.truth.coffee/ - Manscaped - Use code "Blamejosh" to get 20% OFF all Manscaped purchases as well as FREE SHIPPING at - https://za.manscaped.com/ - Franklees - Use code "FrankleesMatching" to get 20% OFF all purchases (full price items only, one discount offer per shopper) Email signup and get an ADDITIONAL 15% OFF discount - https://franklees.co.za/ Don't forget to like and subscribe for weekly episodes with new guests Follow for more - Joshua Eady - https://www.instagram.com/justblamejosh/ Kweku Mandela - https://www.instagram.com/kwekumandela/ StoryTime - https://www.instagram.com/_storytime_...

 In this episode I speak with Kathy Eldon, author of, "Hope Rising, A Musing," Founder of Creative Visions, inspired by the wakeup call from the loss of her son, Dan Eldon, an activist photography killed in Somalia. http://kathyeldon.com

Larrisa discusses her fear of the movie 13 Lives, the story of the Thailand Soccer team that was rescued from caves that had flooded. Somalia is one of the deadliest countries for journalists, including the notable 21-year-old photographer Dan Eldon. Bill Stewart lost his life when he was laid on the ground for guards in Niagara during a security checkpoint- shot in the head on camera. Sisters in Sydney, Australia was found dead mysteriously- was it an honor or mercy killing? Another person close to Putin ends up in the hospital, this time, he can't close his eyes. Is the UK at risk for enabling Russian Oligarchs to launder money?  If you enjoyed this episode, check out the story of Marlon Brando's son who went to prison for killing his sister's boyfriend on MisdeedsandIntrigue.com. Follow Misdeeds & Intrigue Podcast on Social Media Twitter: www.twitter.com/misintriguepod Facebook: www.facebook.com/misintriguepod Instagram: www.instagram.com/misintriguepod   Follow for Curated Collections of Articles  Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/MisIntriguepod Flipboard: https://flipboard.com/@misintriguepod Watch Related Videos & Clips TikTok: @misintriguepod https://vm.tiktok.com/ZMeD9hE5u/ YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCkBIxvkybymGErnYs-7XL0g IMDB Playlist: http://www.imdb.com/list/ls088470884/ This episode in general may contain certain copyrighted works that were not specifically authorized to be used by the copyrighted holder(s), but which we believe in good faith are protected by general law and the fair use doctrine for one or more of the purposes of criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship or research. 13 Lives Trailer Woodstock Train Crash Trailer Dan Eldon, Documentary Nat Geo Titantic Nat Geo Sky News Australia 60 Minutes

This week, I'm in conversation with creative coach, explorer, educator, designer, and Inner Circler Anne Ditmeyer. Listen in to hear us talk about being uncool, giving yourself permission to be ridiculous, why getting lost is a good thing, what happens when you keep saying yes to opportunity, why you're allowed to seek out joy even during a pandemic, and the power of using creativity to solve problems. We also talk about her experience in the Inner Circle (applications are now open!), so if you're curious about what's available there, have a listen! What She Said: "I want to be as uncool as possible." “Nobody acknowledges how much time content takes to create”. "What are those stories that aren't told?" "Make it human." “The value comes from people who are not like us.” “Get lost on purpose; there are multiple ways to reach a destination.” "Drawing on a banana is the new standard." "Be ridiculous." Those Timestamps: 09:00 - The creative process is messy 16:40 - Managing your goals 19:50 - Finding your own way to do things 24:00 - Connecting with people 27:30 - Using COVID lockdown to make new rules 31:30 - How creativity is problem solving Show Notes:  Applications are open for the Inner Circle! Connect with Anne: Site | Instagram | Twitter | Facebook Anne's Prêt à Voyager blog Anne's Navigate Paris class Anne's Happy Exploring in 2020 New Year's Card Christine Herrin's Everyday Explorers Book: Wired to Create: Unraveling the Mysteries of the Creative Mind by Scott Barry Kaufman Book: The Journey is the Destination: The Journals of Dan Eldon

This week, I'm in conversation with creative coach, explorer, educator, designer, and Inner Circler Anne Ditmeyer. Listen in to hear us talk about being uncool, giving yourself permission to be ridiculous, why getting lost is a good thing, what happens when you keep saying yes to opportunity, why you're allowed to seek out joy even during a pandemic, and the power of using creativity to solve problems. We also talk about her experience in the Inner Circle (applications are now open!), so if you're curious about what's available there, have a listen! What She Said: "I want to be as uncool as possible." “Nobody acknowledges how much time content takes to create”. "What are those stories that aren't told?" "Make it human." “The value comes from people who are not like us.” “Get lost on purpose; there are multiple ways to reach a destination.” "Drawing on a banana is the new standard." "Be ridiculous." Those Timestamps: 09:00 - The creative process is messy 16:40 - Managing your goals 19:50 - Finding your own way to do things 24:00 - Connecting with people 27:30 - Using COVID lockdown to make new rules 31:30 - How creativity is problem solving Show Notes:  Applications are open for the Inner Circle! Connect with Anne: Site | Instagram | Twitter | Facebook Anne's Prêt à Voyager blog Anne's Navigate Paris class Anne's Happy Exploring in 2020 New Year's Card Christine Herrin's Everyday Explorers Book: Wired to Create: Unraveling the Mysteries of the Creative Mind by Scott Barry Kaufman Book: The Journey is the Destination: The Journals of Dan Eldon

Kathy Eldon's life has been and continues to be, one of reinvention and transformation. Hear the story of a woman that has lived a life of adventure and it's fair share of tragedy, but through it all, her commitment to making the world a better place has stayed in focus. In this episode, we talk about her midwest roots, her son Dan Eldon, and how she and her daughter Amy have created a world-changing organization, Creative Visions. Together, their organization has incubated 400 projects and productions on 5 continents impacting more that 100 million people. Kathy is also an accomplished author of 17 books, including, "In the Heart of Life," a memoir of her life journey to date. Kathy also continues to speak, write, and play an active role in Creative Visions located in the Dan Eldon Center for Creative Activism in Malibu.

Exploring the hearts, minds, and traditions of cultures and people around the world is Dr Mandeep Rai’s passion and in her new book The Values Compass (recommended by the Dalai Lama no less!) and indeed on this episode we question what makes us who we are…why the Turkish are hospitable, the Jordanians helpful and the Argentinians passionate? Mandeep has travelled to over 150 countries and loves more than anything how chance encounters with strangers when travelling can change your life. Oh and she has some very inspirational thoughts on how we can embrace our own core values…   On this episode we cover:   What ARE global values? The 101 countries she travelled to for her new book The character strengths that strike you in a new country Unbeatable Turkish hospitality The helpful nature of people in Jordan Being kind to strangers Hospitality rules in the Koran You only know true kindness when you’re on the road The passion of the Argentinians – whether dancing, protesting or football Being more important than ever to celebrate positive global values The positive about Paraguay, Bolivia or Peru How only negative stories make the news How different cultures can clash Thailand’s love of being deeply respectful How the book is a tool to bring out the best of yourself Working out your top priorities or values for the next decade Being third generation British Indian Her Sikh grandparents moving to Britain during the WW2 Children being able to embrace their Indian culture more now there are more ethnic minorities around London’s melting pot still alive and kicking How people can bring their history and culture and values to London Growing up in Gloucestershire and not speaking about the other Lisa’s father not imparting Indian or Fijian culture at all Wanting to be like the little blonde friends! How immigrants embrace things differently Having more Indian cultural influences from her mother Ensuring they spoke Punjabi, read the scriptures and listened to Indian music Having mixed heritage kids Everyone untimely being some type of mix and shade of brown Having a treasure trove of languages and cultures to draw from Admiring what really happens to you, not your culture or friends Entering a new decade by nailing what you want to be your legacy How the best travel stories often happen when something goes wrong Losing her passport in Senegal Having the most magical time in Senegal Being no need to create conflict Lisa going to Munich to see England beat Germany 5-1 (or was it 5-2? Who cares, we won…) Playing football on the edge of the autobahn Wanting to be Cuban in Cuba Asking a random stranger to get rid of her suitcase at Cancun airport Foot spa chutzpah The travelling stranger who became a life-long friend – Kathy Eldon Brad Pitt in the living room, Whoopi Goldberg round for coffee Dan Eldon who was stoned to death in Somalia when working for Reuters Creative Visions – the organisation that changed her life The incredible people you can meet in struggles when travelling The importance of accepting others cultural norms – especially when on the tube No word for thank you in Punjabi means getting creative with language Whether she ever goes crazy on a night out Having degrees, an MBA and a doctorate but not thinking she’s clever How clever is ‘simply learning from your mistakes’ Being on the road means being in a greater sense of glow Being uplifted by dance, music, arts and creative people How travel means you get out your bubble Kakadu national park in Northern Australia Being apprehended by a huge Kangaroo to the sounds of the Gypsy Kings Our lives go quickly, do something great in the new decade How The Values Compass is a game changer, make that leap and buy it!  

Kathy Eldon lost her son, Reuters photojournalist, Dan Eldon, when he was stoned to death in Somalia at just 22 years old.  She and her daughter, Amy Eldon, began an extraordinary journey after that heartbreaking event.  They created a documentary entitled Dying to Tell the Story which premiered at the United Nations, and which asked journalists and journalists why they regularly risk their lives to tell the stories of tragedy.  This started them on a journey of telling Dan's and other stories through books, documentaries and feature films.   Kathy's memoir In the Heart of Life chronicles how she has lived around the globe yet always nestled in her heart center.  She is the embodiment of open-hearted, but her greatest gift is being a spark for other's hearts to come alive in most powerful and creative ways.  She will likely spark yours.

This episode explores the "creative spark" that lies within each of us, and how to use creativity to heal after a loss. Our guest, author and producer Kathy Eldon, recounts her family's vibrant life of adventure, art, and activism, and how she helped nurture her children's creativity from a young age. She also talks about how she found solace in creativity after the tragic death of her son, Dan. Links and Resources: Kathy Eldon's Work Kathy's Website (with books): www.kathyeldon.com Creative Visions: www.creativevisions.org/ Dan Eldon website: http://www.daneldon.org/ Rock Your World: http://www.rock-your-world.org/ "Dying to Tell the Story" documentary: https://bit.ly/2IMVa8u "The Journey is the Destination" book: https://amzn.to/2LHSMjN Learn more about Peter Beard (Dan Eldon's artistic mentor): http://peterbeard.com/home PBS News Report on Mogadishu, Somalia: https://bit.ly/2kwcCzG Learn more about the Freedom Writers Foundation: www.freedomwritersfoundation.org Buy Signed Copies of Freedom Writers Books www.freedomwritersfoundation.org/index.php/shop

Kathy Eldon has lived by the credo: "Do more, be more, experience more, create more." She is an extraordinary high-octane RenWoman whose multiple careers have included teacher, journalist, author, filmmaker and founder of Creative Visions Foundation and Creative Visions Productions.  She is an acclaimed speaker and frequent television and radio guest. She has authored 17 books, including her riveting memoir In the Heart of Life.  She has appeared several times on Oprah, and has been a three-time TedX presenter. She has also produced powerful and inspiring documentary films such as Dying to Tell the Tale, Soldiers of Peace, and Extraordinary Moms - which features women such as Christiane Amapour, Hillary Clinton and Rosie O'Donell, and is hosted by Julia Roberts. In 1993, her world was ripped apart when her remarkable photojournalist son, Dan Eldon, was killed by a mob in Somalia.  Although it was the worst thing any mother could go through, she found her way through the grief and founded Creative Visions, which supports creative activism, to honor her son.  Her Ted Talk: "The F-word" is about how she finally came to forgive those who were responsible for her son’s death.  Kathy is all about igniting in others that spark within to allow them to connect with and achieve their highest potential. I was thrilled to profile Kathy in our book RenWomen, and am equally thrilled to welcome her today.

Kathy Eldon is the founder of Creative Visions, an author of over 17 books, a filmmaker, a public speaker, and a warrior in the face of adversity. In this episode, we'll be discussing: The events that steadily propelled Kathy around the globe How Kathy’s actions inspired her son to make a difference Dan Eldon’s journey and the impact his legacy is making today Transforming woe and the profoundness of loss and grief Kathy’s journey into creating films The start of Creative Visions and its current impact Kathy’s project with Julia Roberts and the opportunities that came with it Forgiveness found in Somalia Kathy’s books and why she wrote them How Amy and Kathy came out on the other side Never giving up Resources Mentioned in This Episode: The Journey is the Destination Book The Journey is the Destination Movie Dying to Tell the Story Documentary Creative Visions GolbalTribe Extraordinary Moms The F Word Revolution In the Heart of Life by Kathy Eldon Be Relentless Movie Soul Catcher Journal Love Catcher Journal Kathy's Website Dan's Website Rock Your World: Human Rights Education

Citizen journalists try to figure out what’s going on in those videos of the Turkish president’s bodyguards clashing with protesters in Washington, DC. Also: female war veterans tell their stories through comics; Kathy Eldon, the mother of slain photographer Dan Eldon, turns his life into a film; we visit an exhibit of the photos of Henryk Ross, official photographer of the Lodz ghetto; we learn about Stanley Greene, the African-American war photographer celebrated in Europe. Plus, Lilly Singh, an internet star, says she’s ready for her close up. (Image: President Recep Tayyip Erdogan visited Washington, D.C on Monday, May 16, 2017. Credit: Cheriss May/Getty Images)

Bronwen Hughes and Face2Face host David Peck talk about her new film The Journey is The Destination, Dan Eldon, the “global tribe”, living a life of “crowded hours”, and having no sense of the other. IMDB Trailer   More about Dan Eldon here. More about Creative Visions here. Synopsis The Journey is the Destination is based on the remarkable true story of the life of Dan Eldon, a photographer, artist, and adventurer.  By the age of 22, he had travelled to more than 40 countries, created fine art journals, worked with refugees, been hired as the youngest photojournalist at Reuters, fallen in love  — and accumulated more life experience than most in a lifetime.   Inspiring and irreverent, the film tell the story of a young man coming of age to realize his purpose, and his belief that we can all create positive change.   This film is 23 years in the making and we could not be more proud to have Kathy’s original dream become a reality.  This would not be possible without the phenomenal group of producers, the incredible director Bronwen Hughes, the cast, crew and everyone who has been part of this journey.  The journey continues… Biography Bronwen Hughes is a New York and Hollywood-based feature film director of Canadian and British origin. She is currently at work on the feature film The Journey is the Destination, based on the life of artist and photographer, Dan Eldon. This epic adventure tells the story of Dan who spent his life traveling and photographing in 42 countries, inspiring young people to follow him. Like Dan, Hughes started photographing and traveling the globe from a very young age.  Hughes’ feature Stander is based on the true story of a notorious and brilliant bank robber in 1970’s Johannesburg. This charismatic criminal became a popular hero, often robbing 4 or 5 banks in a single day. Ultimately, he was apprehended and revealed to be the captain of the South African Police. Stander stars Thomas Jane (The Punisher, Boogie Nights) and Dexter Fletcher (Lock Stock and Two Smoking Barrels). The shoot took place in Johannesburg and the Townships of Soweto and Tembisa, where Hughes directed thousands of extras in a re-creation of the riots of the apartheid struggle. Her previous feature, Forces of Nature, starring Sandra Bullock and Ben Affleck, was made for Steven Spielberg’s Dreamworks. It is a stylish and unique romantic comedy about two strangers thrown together on a wild ride battling the elements, both trying to make it to Savannah on a deadline. Noted for its special effects sequences of slow-motion hail storms and surreal hurricanes, Forces of Nature was the Number One film in the weeks of its National and International releases. Hughes came to the attention of Spielberg who asked her to direct Forces of Nature after seeing her first feature film, Harriet the Spy, starring Rosie O’Donnell. Made for Paramount Pictures, Harriet was released to critical and box office success, and won international prizes. She currently has several films in development: Romeo Spy, the true story of John Symonds, one-time London policemen who became an international seducer-of-women for the KGB in the 1970’s; Firecracker Boys for Leonardo DiCaprio’s Appian Way, a truth-stranger-than-fiction story of Alaskan Eskimos exposing the nuclear conspiracy of the Atomic Energy Commission; The Dictator’s Lover, the true story of three generations of female spies; and Tropicana, a large-scale musical based on the legendary Havana nightclub. Her production experience has taken her all over the world, from Iceland and Norway, to East and Southern Africa, to Central American Mayan ruins, and the remote peaks of the Andes. Her award-winning documentary for The Discovery Channel, Cinenova’s Machu Picchu: The Search for Lost Worlds was filmed in the jungles of inland Peru. For television, Hughes’ prestigious pilots White Collar and Fairly Legal, both for USA Networks and Fox TV Studios, are now hit series for the network. Hughes completed an action-packed episode of Breaking Bad, which has received Emmy’s for AMC, and several episodes of the HBO series Hung, starring Thomas Jane, who also starred in her feature film, Stander.  ---------- For more information about my podcasting, writing and public speaking please visit my site. With thanks to producer Josh Snethlage and Mixed Media Sound.   Image Copyright: Bronwen Hughes. Used with permission.   See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

TV producer, journalist and author Kathy Eldon joins August to explore love and loss, the sexual revolution, how life in Africa changed her life and Creative Visions, the nonprofit inspired by her son Dan Eldon, an artist and activist who was killed while on-assignment in Somalia. In a fun AskDrMegan segment, August and Dr. Fleming share thoughts on claiming pleasure, for a 40-something listener who wants to learn how to orgasm.

Kathy and I talk about social change, catalyzing action, creative activism and choosing love and why fearlessness matters more than we know. For more information about Kathy head here and her new book head here. For more information on Creative Visions. The Journey is The Destination: IMDB Biography Born in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, and a graduate of Wellesley College, Kathy has worked as a teacher, journalist, author, and film and television producer in England, Africa and the United States.  In 1997, Kathy launched Creative Visions Foundation, a global organization that supports “creative activists” who use their creative talents to change the world around them.  CVF was inspired by the life of Kathy’s son, Dan Eldon – artist, adventurer and activist – killed in 1993 while on assignment for Reuters New Agency in Somalia. Since 2004, CVF has acted as an incubator, academy and agency for more than 200 projects and productions by artists, filmmakers, playwrights, and leaders of social movements on five continents who use media and the arts as vehicles of social change, impacting over 100 million people. Kathy is also the Founder of Creative Visions Productions, which has produced award-winning films including “Dying to Tell the Story,” a TBS special about front line correspondents hosted by Amy; “Soldiers of Peace, a Children’s Crusade,” a CNN film profiling the Children’s Peace Movement in Colombia, and “Global Tribe,” a cutting edge PBS series hosted by Amy featuring grass-roots creative activists.  Once “Global Tribe,” an interactive website, inspired the development of Rock Your World, a common core curriculum that engaged middle and high school students in local and global issues.  Together with Julia Roberts, she exec-produced “Extraordinary Moms,” a special for the Oprah Winfrey Network (OWN) about the power of mothers to transform the world that featured then-Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, Rosie O’Donnell and Christiane Amanpour.   Currently she is developing “Best Care Possible,” a PBS special in association with WETA, about Palliative Care in America.  After many years of development, “Journey,” a feature film about Dan, directed by Bronwen Hughes (“Harriet the Spy,” “Forces of Nature,” “Stander”) will go into production in 2015. Kathy is the co-founder of Sanctri, a Facebook application that enables individuals to not only remember those who have passed on, but also to celebrate their lives through creating enduring memorials and tributes. Kathy is the author of 18 books, including “Angel Catcher,” “Soul Catcher,” and “Love Catcher” (Chronicle), a series of popular self-guided journals written with her daughter Amy Eldon Turteltaub that help people negotiate loss and grief, find their purpose and introduce more love into their lives.  Kathy edited the acclaimed collection of Dan’s journals, “Journey is the Destination: The Journals of Dan Eldon” (Chronicle), and has also written a variety of popular cookbooks, eating out guides and children’s social history books.  In 2013, Harper One published her memoir, “In the Heart of Life.” Kathy has been profiled in a number of books, including Arianna Huffington’s “On Becoming Fearless,” “Those Who Dare: Real People, Real Courage” and “Fearless Women.”  Kathy was named one of MSN’s “10 Amazing Women You Have Never Heard Of,” together with Nobel Peace Prize winners Wangari Mathai and Jodi Williams.  Kathy was given a Euro-American Women’s Council Artemis Goddess Award for her work with young creative activists, and named a Civic Ventures Purpose Prize Fellow.   On Nelson Mandela’s Birthday in 2013, Kweku and Ndaba Mandela nominated Kathy for the George H.W. Bush “Points of Light” award and in February, 2014, Kathy was awarded a grant of $25,000 after being named the winner of the Unite4Humanity’s Inspiration Award in the Arts at a ceremony in the presence of President Bill Clinton.  Thanks to the PVBLIC Foundation, Kathy was awarded the 2015 Media for Social Impact Award at the United Nations.  Los Angeles Confidential Magazine named Kathy one of Los Angeles’ Most Influential Female Power Duos with actress and activist Maria Bello. Kathy has been featured on countless television and radio programs globally, including several appearances on Oprah and a segment on Oprah’s “Producer’s Favorites.”  A popular speaker, she hosts “Caught in the Act,” a Huffington Post video blog that features dynamic creative activists. Kathy lives in Malibu with her husband Michael Bedner, next to the Dan Eldon Center for Creative Activism, a vibrant hub for individuals who want to help change their bit of the world. ---------- For more information about my podcasting, writing and public speaking please visit my site here. With thanks to producer Josh Snethlage and Mixed Media Sound.   See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this episode we talk about seeking community, we meet a common friend of heavy metal album covers and anti-mason propagandists as we learn about Baphomet in the regular show segment A Corner in the Occult. We learn just what I mean when I refer to occultism and the occult. And I offer some friendly discourse by elaborating on Thelema, its Laws, and how I personally apply it in my life as we go beyond 93! Segments: Seeking Community, A Corner in the Occult-Baphomet, What is Occultism? and Beyond 93! Music: Proteus by composer George Wood, The Eternal by Lumiloop, Voices from the ether by ASCIAN, Piano Quartet in g 3rd Movement by Mozart performed by Linda Holzer, Spaces by 3vrn3n, Drum and Bass by Ted Tunes, Universe Inside You by Persian Paladin   Links: Peter J. Carroll, Chick Publications: The Curse of Baphomet, Leonardo Da Vinci Notebooks Online, Dan Eldon, GeekWitch, Haunted New Jersey Podcast, PSIence by Marie D. Jones, The Pagan Podcast Index, Proud Pagan Podcasters, Templar History.com, The Wigglian Way Credits: GarageBand, PodsafeAudio, Podsafe Music Network