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Host Jeremy C. Park catches up with Joel Primus, who is an entrepreneur, author, filmmaker and media producer featured on a previous episode of cityCURRENT's ChangeMakers podcast.

During the interview, Joel talks about the importance of knowing your strengths and weaknesses, your passions and purpose, and how his acceptance of being a "creative" is paving the way for new opportunities. He talks about the 2.0 version of his clothing and underwear company, and what he is doing differently now as co-founder of Naked Revival Inc. Joel also talks about updating his book, "Getting Naked - The Bare Necessities of Entrepreneurship and Startups," and his second book coming out in 2024, along with some of the film projects, like Raising Global Citizens, and the Docu Series he is producing.

Visit https://joelprimus.com to learn more.

On Oct. 20, 2020, the Church News launched a new podcast with a goal to connect members and leaders of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Almost two years later, the Church News uploaded its 100th episode. Thanks to a faithful and growing audience, producers now look forward to the next 100 episodes. In celebration of this landmark, this episode of the podcast offers a few “best of” moments from past podcasts, as well as reflections on “what we all know now,” after listening to and learning from the many podcast guests. 

Episodes featured in this podcast: 

• Episode 1: Sarah Jane Weaver interviews President Ballard about his 35 years as an Apostle 
• Episode 7: Elder Jeffrey R. Holland joins Sarah Jane Weaver to talk about the pandemic, his testimony 
• Episode 12: Sister Wendy Nelson joins Sister Sheri Dew to talk about President Nelson’s 3 years as Prophet 
• Episode 24: Elder Bednar shares his pattern for studying general conference messages
• Episode 26: Elder Cook on how revelation prepared the Church for COVID-19, will be significant going forward
• Episode 28: Elder Uchtdorf discusses how to incorporate pandemic lessons, move ‘back to the future’ of missionary work
• Episode 34: Church historian Richard Turley and filmmaker Mauli Junior Bonner on the importance of early Black pioneers 
• Episode 37: Sister Aburto on mental, emotional health and the power of turning to the Savior for comfort 
• Episode 40: President M. Russell Ballard and 3 other Apostles on why and how the Church is governed by councils
• Episode 41: Latter-day Saint women leaders on the voice of women in the Church through executive councils, revelation
• Episode 50: Elder Brook P. Hales, secretary to the First Presidency, gives an inside look into the preparations for general conference
• Episode 56: President Ballard, Elder Holland and Elder Cook reflect on how they first came to know the Savior 
• Episode 57: BYU–Idaho professors Eric and Sarah d’Evegnée on faith, testimony and reconversion 
• Episode 63: Deseret News Executive Editor Doug Wilks on how connection helped overcome contempt in 2021 
• Episode 69: Elder Christofferson and President and Sister Top emphasize drawing courage from history to face modern challenges
• Episode 70: The expansiveness of the Salt Lake Temple renovation project, with Brent Roberts and Andy Kirby
• Episode 74: Relief Society President Jean B. Bingham on the 180th anniversary of the worldwide women’s organization 
• Episode 76: President M. Russell Ballard shares memories of general conference, emphasizes the need to anchor faith in Christ
• Episode 82: How a unique ‘Reverse Open House’ is helping build interfaith relationships in the Washington, D.C., area
• Episode 93: New Primary General President Susan H. Porter on how teaching and serving children can be life-changing
• Episode 94: New Relief Society President Camille N. Johnson on how understanding divine nature and purpose leads to lasting happiness 
• Episode 96: Approaching his 90th birthday, President Dallin H. Oaks reflects on the lessons learned in nine decades
• Episode 100: Elder Ronald A. Rasband and Elder S. Mark Palmer on the growing and influential Church in Africa, with guest host Sheri Dew

The Church News Podcast is a weekly podcast that invites listeners to make a journey of connection with members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints across the globe. Host Sarah Jane Weaver, reporter and editor for The Church News for a quarter-century, shares a unique view of the stories, events, and most important people who form this international faith. With each episode, listeners are asked to embark on a journey to learn from one another and ponder, “What do I know now?” because of the experience. Produced by KellieAnn Halvorsen.

See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Articles featured on pages 2 and 3 of The Carlow Nationalist on September 14th 2021.

Articles featured on pages 12, 13, 14 and 17 of The Carlow Nationalist on March 30th 2021.

Carla Fonseca is an incredibly multi-talented performance artist. Through a myriad of mediums, her art speaks volumes and forces us to stop and ponder. From Egoli to Xai-Xai and back, she shows no signs of slowing down, in this episode to talk about her Mozambican roots, how Batuk started, building a music catalogue, writing films and much more.

You can also watch this episode on our website kubhula.com

Links

Carla on Instagram

Carla Fonseca & Nthato Mokgata Art

Batuk on Instagram

Batuk on Facebook

Batuk on Twitter

Batuk on BandCamp - Again She Reigns (Album) // Musica da Terra (Album)

Spoek Mathambo on BandCamp

Spoek Mathambo - Future Sounds of Mzanzi (Part 1 // Part 2 // Part 3)

Burkinabe (Movie Trailer)

Bubblegum Club

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Eric Christiansen is an acclaimed documentarian who has built his brand around socially responsible filmmaking that educates, inspires and heals. He has the capability to identify an issue within a specific population and have it resonate with a general audience through compelling storytelling. A trauma survivor himself, having lost his home in the Santa Barbara Painted Cave fire disaster, he understands trauma, the resilience of the human spirit, and how important HOPE is to the healing journey. A seven-time Southwestern Region Emmy Award recipient, Christiansen's previous films (Faces in the Fire, Homecoming: A Vietnam Vets Journey, Searching for Home: Coming Back from War) have been transformative in the recovery process for thousands of people whose lives have been compromised mentally, spiritually and physically by trauma. Leveraged as educational tools by top mental health institutions, Christiansen's films migrate from the entertainment arena into environments that help additional audiences navigate the profound collateral damage trauma creates not only on the individual, but the family and community as well. The New York Times called his last film, "strikingly photographed" and "...sure to give comfort and support to countless veterans and their families." By spotlighting these survivors and their journeys, Christiansen has been able to help unify a variety of audiences around the power of HOPE, and educate the general population about the complexities of trauma. Christiansen has also produced for major networks including Discovery, TLC, PBS, MTV and an Imax film.

Today I get to have a lively conversation with two friends about art and life and how the two intersect.

Sita Gomez de Kanelba is a distinguished Cuban American visual artist born in Paris 1932. She is daughter of the doctor Domingo Mauricio Gómez-Gimeranez and Else-Marie (Formo) Gómez. Her family fled the Nazi’s after Hitler’s request for her father to work for him. They were later exiled from Cuba and lived in New York. Sita received her Diploma in Art From Parsons School of Design in 1955. She has shown in exhibits and galleries all over the world, from the Cisneros Gallery in New York to the Museum of Modern art in Bogata, Columbia. She is a close friend and contemporary of the artist Carmen Herrera, and like Herrera is beginning to gain more recognition later in life. Sita continues to paint and show her work and now lives in Hudson, New York.

Susie DeFord studied poetry at Florida State University, and received her MFA from the New School University. Her work has appeared in BOMB, Poets and Artists, Mipoesias, Work Zine, Dog Fancy, Shampoo, the Anthology "Dogs Singing," amongst others. She has taught writing at Brooklyn Friends School, Berkeley Carroll, and the College of New Rochelle. Also a musician, in 2012 she started NEON GRLZ a collaborative musical experiment. Back in the day she played in the bands Terset and Wu Wei. She writes the blog Dog Poet Laureate. She teaches at The Kingston Writers Studio in Kingston, NY. Susie is a CPDT-KA dog trainer who lives in Catskill, NY where she runs Susie’s Pet Care, a dog boarding & training business. She is also a Licensed Real Estate Agent with Coldwell Banker Village Green Realty in Kingston, NY.

The two fatefully met when Sita was looking to sell her home and Susie is in the business of selling them. They are now endeavoring to publically revive Sita's impressive art collection with her first showing in decades this October 12th and 13th as a part of Hudson, NY's open studios. Susie is also partnering with a local filmmaker to produce a documentary film on Sita's colorful art and life and is actively pursuing funding to complete this project.

Today’s show was engineered by Ben Benton of Radio Kingston, www.radiokingston.org.

We heard music from our fave, Shana Falana, http://www.shanafalana.com/

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