The View From Here

#5-- "Yes, Beautiful. Yes, Impermanent"

I interviewed a monk! Lama Tulku Yeshi was born in Tibet and now lives in Seattle. He shared with me his views on religion and today’s society. Special thanks to Sakya Monestary for connecting me with him. Enjoy!

Special!--What Social or Political Issue is Important to You and Why?

I interviewed high school students from all over the country with the question "what social or political issue do you care about and why?" I heard many varied and fascinating answers. What would your answer be?

Special!--Who Do You Admire and Why?

For this episode, I inverted the format of all previous episodes. Instead of asking one person many questions, I asked many people one question. I wanted to know who people admire. What makes someone a person others look up to? I loved hearing all the varied responses to the question. Enjoy!

#4--- "A Soul That You Can See"

I interviewed my friend and mentor, Elena Korakianitou. She is an artist, born in Greece, raised in France, and has lived in Seattle for most of her life. Listen in to hear her unique perspective as an artist and citizen of the world!

#3--- "We Can't All Pretend To Be The Same"

I interviewed my friend Zina Dana. Her family is from Palestine, and I greatly enjoyed learning how her culture influences her point of view. I hope you will too! 

If you have any thoughts, I encourage you to comment!

#2--- "What Our Spine Is"

An interview with my teacher and mentor, drama teacher Alban Dennis. Tune in to hear his thoughts on who he admires, what success means, and what make a good person.

#1--- "This Great Wave of The Universe"

For the first episode of this podcast, I interviewed my friend Lulu Klebanoff. I hope hearing her thoughts on perspectives and values will inspire you to think about your own perspectives and values.  

The Introductory Episode

This episode explains the purpose of this podcast. I encourage you to listen to it first so that you may have the most context for all proceeding episodes!