Episode 200: Ruby Bentall

 

Actress

           ⁠ Ruby Bentall is an English actress who has starred in several television dramas such as Lark Rise to Candleford, Poldark, and most recently The Serpent Queen. Ruby talked with me about the pros and cons of acting as a profession, focusing on the importance of inward qualities over fleeting beauty standards, and choosing single motherhood. 

            Please enjoy the 200th episode of Lament of Hope highlighting Ruby Bentall. Ruby, thank you so much for sitting down with me and sharing what you value in life. Also, thank you for the honor of being the first social platform to announce your pregnancy!

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Episode 199: William Moseley

 

Actor

           ⁠William Moseley is famously known for his role as "Peter Pevensie" in The Chronicles of Narnia film series. William has gone on to play several roles in television and film. We talked about acting as well as his method to portraying a character. Also, we discussed the pain of a broken heart and being struck by lightning.  

            Please enjoy the 199th episode of Lament of Hope highlighting William Moseley. William, thank you for taking the time on your vacation to talk with me about your love of acting and several of your life experiences. 

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Episode 198: Lynn Hilary

 

Singer and songwriter

           ⁠Lynn Hilary⁠ has one of the most soothing and sweet singing voices I have ever heard. Lynn is an Irish musician with a desire to share authentic lyrics with her listeners. Lynn and I talked about her music, songwriting, dancing in meadows, the beauty of nature, and perspective. 

            Please enjoy the 198th episode of Lament of Hope highlighting Lynn Hilary. Lynn, I am very grateful we got to connect. It was a gift to learn more about you and your love of music. 

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Episode 197: Dr. Leah Kaylor

 

Forensic psychologist

           Dr. Leah Kaylor works for the Federal Bureau of Investigation as a licensed clinical psychologist. She is certified in EMDR and Brainspotting, and regularly conducts psychological assessments, particularly of trauma victims. Dr. Kaylor talked with me about her journey to clinical psychology and how her job works and affects her day-to-day life. 

            Please enjoy the 197th episode of Lament of Hope highlighting Dr. Leah Kaylor. Leah, thank you for giving me a window into your work as a clinical psychologist. 

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Episode 196: Julie Lavender Le Doux

 

Author

           Julie Lavender Le Doux is a writer with a passion to help children understand and process the difficult aspects of living in a fallen world. Julie talked with me about her The Amazing Series, her battle with fear, and her pursuit of wonder.​

            Please enjoy the 196th episode of Lament of Hope highlighting Julie Lavender Le Doux. Julie, thank you so much for acting on your passion to help others walk through their fears to victory. 

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Episode 195: Darci Lynne

 

Ventriloquist and singer

           ​What a gift to connect with Darci Lynne as she preps for new dates on her tour, Darci Lynne & Friends! We talked about her new show, her love for music, her family, and her faith. 

            Please enjoy the 195th episode of Lament of Hope highlighting Darci Lynne. Darci, thank you for sharing part of your life story with me. It was a gift to connect, and I am excited to see what God has in store for your future. 

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Episode 194: Pedro Eustache

 

Instrumentalist and musician 

           ​Pedro Eustache will forever be one of the most engaging and interesting interviewees I have ever had. I saw Pedro live at a Hans Zimmer concert in February and was blown away by his musical versatility and his continual pointing upward as the audience applauded. Pedro plays nearly 600 woodwind instruments, many of which he has invented. He is also a composer and has been featured on several film soundtracks such as The Passion of the Christ and the Dune movies. He tours regularly with Hans Zimmer around the world and took the time to sit down with me before the beginning of the next tour cycle. He loves music, and he loves Jesus Christ.

            Please enjoy the 194th episode of Lament of Hope highlighting Pedro Eustache. Pedro, thank you so much for talking with me. It was a delight!

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Episode 193: Laura Whitehorn

 

Political activist and former political prisoner

           ​Laura Whitehorn served approximately fourteen years in prison before being released on parole for her involvement in several politically motivated bombings, including that of the U.S. Senate building in 1983. She was part of several activist groups, some of which included May 19th and the Weather Underground, before and after her time in prison to protest against what she saw as America's loss of care for humanity in its wars and political institutions. I sat down with Laura to hear her story and perspective. She is a co-founder and active volunteer with the organization, Release Aging People in Prison (RAPP). 

            Please enjoy the 193rd episode of Lament of Hope highlighting Laura Whitehorn. Laura, thank you for sharing the story of your life experience with me. 

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Episode 192: Rachel Hendrix

 

Actress and producer

           ​Rachel Hendrix is an actress you may recognize from the film, October Baby. She is not only an actress, but a producer at Rising Act Films, a company founded by her husband, Daniel Stine, with the purpose of making meaningful change through powerful storytelling. Rachel talked with me about Rising Act Films, her acting experience, and her desire to bring authentic issues women face to the screen. 

            Please enjoy the 192nd episode of Lament of Hope highlighting Rachel Hendrix. Rachel, I am so grateful we were able to connect and talk about the power that filmmaking has in our culture and how we can use it to tell powerful stories. 

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