Podcasts about torn together

Frances Chang (How to Ruin the Holidays, Torn Together) and Kristina Arjona (Christmas with Jerks, Mi Casa) join Chuck in the Lounge to talk about making Christmas movies, the importance of intimacy coordinators, how ideas come together, and more!

Sex, drugs and rock ‘n’ roll can be a wild ride but what do things look like when the party’s over in the light of day? Guest co-host Gigi Smith of DC Life Magazine and Shaaren Pine, founder of Restaurant Recovery and author of Torn Together, join host Mary Kong-DeVito in a frank discussion on how […] The post EP11: Can’t Feel My Face appeared first on Girl Meets Food.

Filmmakers from experimental film Torn Together discuss the duality of humans, why horror lets you get get away with controversial subjects, expectations in film, and more!

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Unite to Face Addiction Rally recap, where upon I talk about the affect the rally had on me, my meeting of the lovely recovery posse, and my Canadian accent. Some notes: Jake Parent's latest book "Hearts and Scars" can be found here: https://www.smashwords.com/books/view/582095 and Jake can be found on twitter at: @JakeDParent Scott Magnuson and Shaaren Pine's book "Torn Together" can be found here: http://www.amazon.com/dp/1496965841/ref=cm_sw_r_tw_awdo_Guo.ub0YEK3M0. They are both on Twitter as well at: @ScottRMag and @Shaaren.

"I had to figure out a way to be (sober) around (alcohol) constantly."—Scott (restauranteur) on SRN Torn Together is a memoir, written by recovering alcoholic and addict husband, Scott Magnuson, and codependent wife, Shaaren Pine. The memoir chronicles Scott’s addiction as his illness infects everyone around him, his eventual treatment, and the recovery process the whole family undertakes. It is also the story of The Argonaut, one of revitalized H Street NE’s first restaurants, the struggle to get off the ground, rebuild after a terrible fire, and to keep going as the family is falling apart. Together, Scott and Shaaren run two businesses, have created a non-profit—Restaurant Recovery™—, serve on two boards, and are raising their daughter, Ara. Scott is continuing his career in the restaurant industry, and, through their non-profit, he and Shaaren are dedicated to helping others out of addiction's darkness. The mission of Restaurant Recovery is to provide comprehensive solutions—including finding and funding treatment—to address addiction and its effects on restaurant employees, their families and the restaurant industry. They live in Washington, DC, and this is their first book.