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Chicago's Morning Answer with Dan Proft & Amy JacobsonMarch 13, 20250:00 - Michelle Obama and brother Craig Robinson on her new podcast: mentor for the mentorless 13:36 - Lead witness testifying against school choice in TX: funded by AFT 30:43 - 12 protesters arrested demanding ICE release Palestinian Columbia student Mahmoud Khalil 52:59 - Michael McShane is the Director of National Research at EdChoice and co-author of Getting Education Right: A Conservative Vision for Improving Early Childhood, K–12, and College. He joined Dan and Amy with reaction to President Trump’s efforts to shut down the Department of Education 01:07:14 - Chicago City Council rejects effort to limi...2025-03-132h 08
La Théorie et la PratiqueJour 13 - 18h18 (Conscience)Conscience est le premier podcast épistaudio de Faiseuse.Tu peux soutenir ce podcast en t'abonnant, en mettant 5 étoiles sur Apple Podcast et en le partageant.Écrit, réalisé et joué par Marion Séclin dans le rôle de Maxine Delage, (@marionseclin) & Nathalie Sejean dans le rôle de Charlotte Lenier (@mentorless).Chargée de production : Louise Pétrouchka : @petrouchka_Community Manager: Sonia Nguyen : @unegouttedozL'Instagram de Conscience : @consciencepodcastLa femme turque dans l'épisode du Jour 13 était joué par : Ahu Bayer @ahusilabayerRemerciements spéciaux à Giz...2019-10-1901 min
Pages with JoyEP 33 - How To Be Productive With Remi OwadokunMother Hen as she is fondly called is our guest on the emerge podcast.
Remi Owadokun is a certified health coach, Life coach, Master Practitioner NLP, 4 time Amazon best selling author.
She is runs a community called 'The Total Makeover Program Community' and recently released her book titled 'Mentorless'.
There is so much to say about this kind heart and mother of many. Listen as she discusses highlights on how to be productive.
PS: This recording was done as live audio on the journey podcast. 2019-06-1152 min
Mentorless PodcastIvy Jelisavac - Deconstructing the Making of a Web Series (#10)In this episode, I interview German writer-director Ivy Jelisavac with whom I deconstruct the making of her web-series: Relationsh*t.
Ivy has a clear vision of where she is heading and the brand she wants to build. During our conversation we talk about how she decided which project to push forward when she was at a crossroad of opportunities, what having a business mindset as an indie filmmaker really means, why she decided to book an industry premiere before the web series was done and the benefits of doing so, the challenges and opportunities to have a Patreon as a...2018-06-051h 18Mentorless PodcastJacob Feiring - Making a Documentary: from Zero connection to DOC NYCIn this episode, I talk with American media maker Jacob Feiring about his first feature documentary Samantha’s Amazing Acrocats.
Together we talk about following your instinct when a potentially interesting topic pops out, making a documentary without knowing its final shape, where to place your budget when you have none, attending DOC NYC Fest and much much more.
If you’re into documentaries and thinking about making one, listen up, you’ll learn a ton.2018-05-2256 minMentorless PodcastElisabeth Subrin - the Unexpected Battles a Filmmaker Has to FightIn this episode, I talk with American filmmaker and visual artist Elisabeth Subrin about the making of her first feature film A Woman/A Part.
We cover a lot of important and inspiring topics: how Elisabeth convinced Scott McCauley, her producer, to get on board, the cold pitch she gave Maggie Siff to offer her the lead role while they were still looking for financing, the reality of selling and distributing a feminist film and the many lessons she’s taking with her for her next film.
Elisabeth determination to make her film was so infectious I personally got inspired to r...2018-05-071h 29Mentorless PodcastRichard 'RB' Botto - How to Cultivate Your Competitive AdvantageIn this episode, I talk with Richard 'RB' Botto who is the Founder and CEO of Stage 32, a global social and educational platform that allows creatives from the filmmaking and the theater industry to connect and grow. But that’s not it. RB is also an actor, a screenwriter, and a producer.
I invited him on the podcast so we would deconstruct the making of his new book: “Crowdsourcing for Filmmakers: Indie film and the Power of the Crowd” published by Focal Press Book, but things took a different turn.
This episode is for you if you want to learn how to ask...2018-04-231h 25Mentorless PodcastPortia Barnett-Herrin: the Skill Set You Need to Make a Film (Episode 6)In this episode I talked with British filmmaker Portia Barnett-Herrin about the making of Killing Kora, a silent and black and white film that also was her first feature film.
Kevin Smith maxed out credit cards to make his first feature. Robert Rodriguez underwent beta testings in hospitals to pay for his first feature. What would you be willing to do to make your first feature?
Through Portia’s story we look at the skill set one needs to make and sell a movie. In this episode we talk about how to turn fear into adrenaline, the balance between prep an...2018-04-091h 05Mentorless PodcastStephen Van Vuuren - the Odyssey of Turning a Passion Project into an IMAX Release (Episode 5)I hope you’re ready for an Odyssey into Space.
In this episode, I talk with Stephen Van Vuuren about his incredible journey making "In Saturn’s Rings", a project that started as a play 14 years ago and is about to be released on IMAX Screens.
The story of Stephen and his film could be a film. You’re in for a treat. I had a very hard time to stop myself from asking him questions because his journey is both incredible and incredibly inspiring.
Find out more about the episode and Stephen: www.mentorless.com/podcast
Reach out: nathalie@mentor...2018-03-231h 20Mentorless PodcastWil & Sara Magness: Building a Film Career Through Mindful Steps (Episode 4)In this episode, I talk with Wil and Sara Magness about The Manual, a medium-length sci-fi film they recently completed and is now going through the festivals circuit. With Wil and Sara I tackle an aspect of filmmaking in the 21st century that has not been covered yet: short film distribution and creating for the long game.
The mistakes many indie filmmakers often make is to pour all their energy into the making of the film and afterward… crickets. They have no more juice to push the film and this can lead to strong heartbreaks. In this episode, you will he...2018-03-0951 minMentorless PodcastBrian Padian: Surfing Magical Thinking While Shooting on Super 16mm (Episode 3)Mentorless Podcast offers in-depth interviews with visual storytellers about a particular project that has asked them to stretch their creativity beyond what they could have imagined.
Together we look at the steps they took from the moment they had an idea until the moment they released their project into the world.
The interviews are meant to leave you with practical tips and lessons from filmmakers who’ve done it before and are willing to share their story with their glorious and less glorious moments.
For this third episode I talked with American filmmaker/producer Brian Padian. Together we deconstruct and an...2018-02-2345 minMentorless PodcastLynn Reed: From Spec Script to Netflix Deal (Mentorless Podcast - Episode 2)Mentorless Podcast offers in-depth interviews with filmmakers about a particular project that has asked them to stretch their creativity beyond what they could have imagined.
Together we look at the steps they took from the moment they had an idea until the moment they released their project into the world.
The interviews are meant to leave you with practical tips and lessons from filmmakers who’ve done it before and are willing to share their story with their glorious and less glorious moments.
In this second episode, I talk with American screenwriter/producer Lynn Reed.
After a career in american ca...2018-02-1049 minMentorless PodcastAdam Westbrook and the Art of Storytelling on the Internet (Mentorless Podcast - Episode 1)Mentorless Podcast offers in-depth interviews with filmmakers about a particular project that has asked them to stretch their creativity beyond what they could have imagined.
Together we look at the steps they took from the moment they had an idea until the moment they released their project into the world.
The interviews are meant to leave you with practical tips and lessons from filmmakers who’ve done it before and are willing to share their story with their glorious and less glorious moments.
In this first episode, I talk with British storyteller Adam Westbrook. You might be familiar with Adam’s wo...2018-01-281h 17