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Sandi Klein's Conversations with Creative Women

Sandi Klein's Conversations with Creative Women

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Conversations With Creative Women captures the fire, energy, humor, heart, soul and impact of the female creative experience.Copyright 2017 Sandi Klein. All rights reserved. Arte
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  • Debra Rapoport - Artist, Educator
    Oct 4 2022

    I think it's fair to say that no one holds a candle to New Yorker Debra Rapoport. She always loved dressing up - studying textile design and creating textiles that are body coverings, not apparel. Many of her designs are wearable accessories or hats from re-purposed materials. We know you'll get a real kick meeting and getting to know this woman who marches to her own drummer!

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    22 m
  • Julia Daily - Author, Podcast Host, Teacher
    Sep 20 2022

    Julia Daily 's out with novel #2 - The Fifth Daughter of Thorn Ranch. It finds life-changing big time for Emma Rosales - heiress of a million acres of the largest estate in the Lone Star State. Turns out, Emma discovers folks living on the property. Julia's debut novel is, No Names to Be Given. As for her podcast, Julia's focuses on fiction writing by women during mid-life. And there are plenty.

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    21 m
  • Amal Ghandour - Author, Historian
    Sep 13 2022

    Amal Ghandour has a lot on her mind. The author, historian, and memoirist lives in Beirut and writes about what the experience has been like. And…there’s plenty to talk about both personally and politically. Her book, This Arab Life: A Generation's Journey into Silence, draws from Amal's personal history, as well as larger political and cultural issues. Her riveting book shares what it means to be Arab in today's world - the feeling, for example, of being a tourist in her own country and craving connection with her culture, her family and herself. Needless to say, there's lots to talk about.

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    28 m
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