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Janet Constantino
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Inconvenient Chats
IC9.2: Do the constant bad news make us numb?
This week is Part II of our first two-parter! And it's an important one (at least for us). If you have not listened to Part I yet, go there first before returning here (Episode IC9.1). In this two-parter, we talk about how the constant onslaught of bad news can be overwhelming and which psychological effects on individuals are at play. In Part I, we dive into the concept of 'numbness' in response to constant bad news, the finite pool of attention and the finite pool of worry, and some key barriers of (science) communication. Part...
2025-11-26
15 min
Inconvenient Chats
IC9.1: Do the constant bad news make us numb?
This week is Part I of our first two-parter! And it's an important one (at least for us). In this two-parter, we talk about how the constant onslaught of bad news can be overwhelming and which psychological effects on individuals are at play. In Part I, we dive into the concept of 'numbness' in response to constant bad news, the finite pool of attention and the finite pool of worry, and some key barriers of (science) communication. Part II will deal with the importance of hope, agency, and personal responsibility in science and especially climate communication.
2025-11-19
20 min
A Writer In Italy - travel, books, art and life
Becoming Mariella, a Sicilian Book Journey with Janet Constantino
"If you could write about anything you want to write about what would it be?"....Welcome to Episode #117:I am excited to introduce you to Janet’s Constantino’s beautiful debut fiction novel 'Becoming Mariella’. This is a deep and rich conversation about her gem of a book and writing journey. We discuss in depth Janet’s Sicilian-American heritage, navigating traditional values and family expectations. There are many wonderful tangents in this conversation - we talk travel and Italy and how place can be a powerful magnet without really know why, yet something deep insi...
2025-08-03
55 min
Uncorking a Story
Identity, Rejection, and Writing What You Love, with Janet Constantino
“I learned that I’m dogged… I didn’t abandon it, and that became very important—not giving up.” — Janet Constantino In this soulful and insightful episode of Uncorking a Story, psychotherapist-turned-novelist Janet Constantino shares the winding journey that led to her debut novel Becoming Mariella. A former competitive Latin ballroom dancer with Sicilian roots and a love of jazz, Janet brings decades of life experience to her writing. She opens up about the long road to publication, her deep connection to family history, and how writing helps us make sense of where we come from—and...
2025-04-29
33 min
A Novel Idea
Terri Lewis and Janet Constantino on
Suzanne Lang talks with author Terri Lewis on her historical novel set in the early 13 th century in England, when King John abducts and marries the eleven year old Isabelle d’Angoulême to be his queen. The story, featuring a love triangle, is based on facts: Behold the Bird in Flight, a Novel of an Abducted Queen. Also featured is Janet Constantino talking about her novel spanning Sicily and San Francisco with lots of good food and wine in between. Becoming Mariella: a Novel is the story of a young person’s quest for fulfillment and independence. It’s A Novel...
2025-03-30
00 min
Bowls with the Bard
Cakes n' Shakes
Kick off season 2 with an introduction to your host and the problem plays!Your host for today is Liz Colandene:Liz Colandene or Lizzy Pasta (They/She) is a multidisciplinary artist in the DMV. They have worked as an actor, singer, director, producer, choreographer, set painter, and designer in over 50 shows. Some of their favorite moments of working in the field have been playing Janet Weiss in the Rocky Horror Show, learning puppetry from Bill Diamond for Little Shop of Horrors, and producing Workhouse Arts Center's first ever Helen Hayes Recommended production, Xanadu! When Liz...
2023-04-11
45 min