People of Note: Natalie Patterson, Poet & Teaching Artist
Two Sides of the Same Coin Natalie Patterson describes herself as a Teaching Artist, and it doesn’t take long in our conversation to find…
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Book Review – Making Our Way Home: The Great Migration and the Black American Dream by Blair Imani
Photo Credit: Caroline Leavitt @Leavittnovelist So often the history that is taught regarding black citizens is limited to a few solitary time periods or…
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The Prince and the Dressmaker: A Genderqueer Graphic Novel With Heart
Looking for something fresh and new to read this spring? Something easy to digest, but that sticks with you long after you’ve finished the…
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Series: From Pasadena to Paris: Sacré-Cœur & Montmartre
We are excited to bring you the next video post from our series, “From Pasadena to Paris”! It is episode Two and gives our…
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Sita Sings the Blues: A Female Perspective on the Ramayana
At first glance, a young white woman sitting in her apartment in San Francisco and an ancient Hindu text whose origins stretch back thousands…
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PARIS ‘AMOUR’, 2020 MEMORABLE VALENTINE EXPERIENCES
Written by Aurore Rominger and Fred Alden “Aimer, ce n’est pas se regarder l’un l’autre, c’est regarder ensemble dans la même direction.” ~ Antoine…
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Series: From Pasadena to Paris – Introduction!
For all who love travel and those who love to learn about it, From Pasadena to Paris is a charming new series produced by…
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Only You: Film Review
Do you believe in destiny? True love? Soulmates? Whether your answer is yes or no, you’re sure to be entranced by the romantic…
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Book Review: Room with a View by E. M. Forster
More Than Just a 20th Century Love Story Written over a century ago, it isn’t surprising that E. M. Forster’s Room with a View…
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“The Blackout, A Novel Inspired by True Events” by Louise Arseneault
The Blackout: A Novel Inspired by True Events Louise was fourteen when the Northeast Blackout of 2003, the ninth-largest in the world, affected an estimated 55 million people across…
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Film Review: A Hidden Life by Terrence Malick
Terrence Malick’s new film A Hidden Life is about an Austrian farmer who lives in a deep valley below a towering mountain with a…
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“V” is for Vegetables on Valentine’s Day
I like to think of Valentine’s Day as a time to love myself as well as others in my life. It’s easy to critique…
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