A rich and complex conversation about living your life creatively, finding joy in grief, and how to stay centered (or not) in times of trouble.
Erin Attere shares her story of leaping from the safety of corporate America to the promise of entrepreneurship. Dreaming big, loving family, facing fears, empowering women as she goes.
Creating an emotionally and energetically integrated life. PLUS: how to get a runner's high in less than 23 miles.
How creating a life isn't necessarily a straight path, being on the lookout for signposts to guide you, courage and envy, and finding the flower in Life's Garden that's meant just for you.
A Thanksgiving special! Thoughts on the stickiness of gratitude, plus several voices giving thanks for the good in their lives.
In opera, a pausa is an intermission, or a short break between acts. We here at the Beautiful & True Project podcast need to reset the stage and prepare for Act 2. In the meantime, we invite you to have some snacks, visit the facilities, and gossip politely in the lobby (metaphorically speaking). We’ll be back shortly.
Embracing curiosity, the freedom that comes from performing burlesque, finding a balm in nature, and creepy dollhouses.
Playing improv games with scientists, seeing each other's unique expertise, and the Beautiful & True in finding your calling.
A family passion for music, the force of nature that is her 4-year-old daughter, and the challenges of trying to find enough alone time to take a shower during a pandemic. And in the end, a surprise guest appearance.
The legacy of our personal histories, rust patterns in Midwestern Mazda Miatas, and sneaking the Beatles into kids’ dance party playlists.
The complexities of Thanskgiving, and how to find the find the Beautiful and True even if this year is hard.
Beautiful & True is about not allowing ourselves to be small. We don’t need small. The world doesn’t need small. Small is what gets us into trouble.
Beauty is not always golden flowers against a deep blue sky. It’s not always pretty. Beauty often shows up even in the middle of illness and death, offering comfort and resilience.
In this blog, on this website, we’re talking about Beauty and Truth. And right now, in the U.S., we are confronting—again—some very hard truths about how unconscionably our black brethren are treated in this country.
The two articles you’ll find in this post will stop you in your tracks with the data they lay out. Horrible racial inequities in the U.S. are True, but certainly not Beautiful.
