Episode 260: John Noble

 

Actor

           ⁠ John Noble is famously known for his role as Denethor in the iconic film trilogy, Lord of the Rings. I sat down with him earlier this week to talk about the film, acting, and life's shadows and suns.

           Please enjoy the 260th episode of Lament of Hope highlighting John Noble. John, thank you for talking with me. It was a pleasure to connect and have a conversation about acting and life. 

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Episode 259: Samantha Mathis

 

Actress

           ⁠ Actress, Samantha Mathis, sat down with me to talk about her recent projects, her acting philosophy, life's hardships (both personal and external), the emotion of anger, and the gift of a furry friend's presence.

           Please enjoy the 259th episode of Lament of Hope highlighting Samantha Mathis. Samantha, thank you for talking with me. I am so grateful we could have an open conversation about acting and life. 

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Episode 258: Wesley Eure

 

Actor

           ⁠ Wesley Eure, known for his acting in the late 70's children's series, Land of the Lost, and the soap opera, Days of Our Lives, sat down with me to tell me so many fun animal stories and share his appreciation of classic animation.

           Please enjoy the 258th episode of Lament of Hope highlighting Wesley Eure. Wesley, thank you for talking with me about animals and animation. It was such a delight to laugh and reflect on furry friends. 

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Episode 257: Anna-Maria Hefele

 

Singer

           ⁠ I came across Anna-Maria Hefele's YouTube channel upon seeing a sample video of her explaining the technicality of overtone singing. I was fascinated by her ability to sing two notes at the same time, so I reached out to have a conversation. Anna-Maria shared with me how her journey with overtone singing began, the technicality of this vocal art, and we even dived into some philosophical musings on sound. 

           Please enjoy the 257th episode of Lament of Hope highlighting Anna-Maria Hefele. Anna-Maria, thank you for talking with me. It was so neat to connect and talk about the fascinating world of sound. 

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