Kristin Colino always responded to music, even as a baby bouncing in rhythm to “Saturday Night Fever” and “Zanzibar” while in her crib. Of course, she couldn’t have known it then, but God would use music to ultimately speak to her…the “all-American girl with a world-class brain disorder.”
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You Are Not Invisible After 50
A producer once invited me to appear on a podcast geared to 20-to-30 somethings. When told my age, he withdrew the invitation. I took no offense, but then started thinking: why wouldn’t younger people want to hear from people who’ve had more than 30 orbits around the sun? Who says you’re invisible after 50?
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Doing Whatever to Survive
Doing whatever to survive can be destructive or constructive, depending on whether you’re running from yourself—and your trauma—or facing it head on. Amanda Freeman understands this.
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Oh, What a Tangled Web People Weave to Deceive
Oh, what a tangled web people weave to deceive. Yvonne DiVita should know.
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She Found Peace When She Least Expected It
Another year. Another war. Rising prices. Political division. As this year ends, let’s talk about something far more uplifting. Let’s talk about my little sister, Lynne, and the moment she found peace when she least expected it.
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On this Thanksgiving, She’s Remembering What She Gained
Cynthia Tankersley isn’t thinking about what she lost. On this Thanksgiving, she’s remembering what she gained.
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