Sandi Klein show

THIS PAST DECEMBER I took a vacation with my husband. It was our first vacation without children in over 30 years. It was a vacation to celebrate our 40th wedding anniversary, my birthday, [...]

By Melanie Breault

In Art, Blog, Travel, Writing Posted September 5, 2016

My Small, Old Cuban Woman

WE ROUNDED THE corner of Plaza Mayor in Trinidad, Cuba, melting slowly as the heat bounced off the cobblestones onto our translucent skin. We had 15 minutes or so before our tour group was [...]

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By Chad Dougatz

In International, Journalism, Podcast, Politics, Social Causes, Travel, Writing Posted August 2, 2016

Alexis Okeowo, Journalist

What's it like working as a foreign correspondent? You're about to find out. Alexis Okeowo spent a good part of her career in Nigeria, Uganda and Mexico freelancing for various [...]

By Melanie Breault

In Environment, Gender Issues, Travel, What's New Posted November 3, 2015

Milbry Polk awarded Captain J-E Bernier Medal from the Royal Canadian Geographical Society

OUR PAST guest, Milbry Polk, has been awarded the prestigious Captain J-E Bernier Medal from the Royal Canadian Geographical Society for the work she’s done in the Arctic and promoting [...]

By Lisa Fantino

In Blog, International, Journalism, Travel, Words of Wisdom, Writing Posted October 8, 2015

One ‘Wanderlust Woman’ on the virtues of flying solo

Itching to travel but don't have someone to go with? Does the mere thought of traveling alone send you running into the attic? It may be time you give the empowering art of flying solo a go.

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By Chad Dougatz

In Education, Health, International, Podcast, Social Causes, Travel Posted March 17, 2015

Sabriye Tenberken

Meet Sabriye Tenberken, a woman who gives new meaning to activism and inspiration. Born in Cologne, Germany, she became blind at age 12. A trip to Tibet as a young adult ...

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By Chad Dougatz

In Environment, Film, Fine Arts, International, Photography, Podcast, Travel Posted December 30, 2014

Michele Westmorland

Our guest is a sought-after underwater and conservation photographer, who has lectured all over the world.

Conversations with Creative Women captures the fire and energy, humor, heart, soul and impact of the female creative experience. It’s been a long time coming, but women FINALLY comprise a large and important part of the creative landscape. They are powerful forces in theater, film, television - as performers, writers, directors - as musicians, composers, painters, sculptors, curators, fashion designers, as chef and restaurant owners, as businesswomen, scientists, educators, investors and on, and on, and on.