Knitting to Help Others, Honoring Lady Liberty, and Leaving a Beneficial Legacy
About this episode
In this episode, Kate Jones concludes her conversation with philanthropist Iris November and her daughters about legacy, activism, and literature.
This is the sixth and last excerpt from a longer conversation (Episode 121) with philanthropist and author Iris November and two of her daughters: the Rev. Rachel Hollander, also an author, and Anita Hollander, an actress, singer and songwriter who joined us on Zoom from New York City. In previous excerpts, we talked about Iris' two books; Anita's long professional career as well as her activism on behalf of performers with disabilities; and Rachel's book about living (and thriving) with depr...
More episodes of Everyday Creation
- Hold on Tight and Let the Fire Horse Carry You Through This Crazy Year
- "Neighborhood Flirt" Brenton Wood Put the Zest into "The Oogum Boogum Song"
- Badass Granddad Speaks His Mind about Risk, Adventure and the Meaning of Life
- Hunger, Horror & Feminine Rage
- Feeling Anxious? Here are 2 Simple Ways to Calm Down and Gain Clarity
- Hearing a 60-Year-Old Song Got Me Thinking about its Relevance to Today
Explore listener stats, chart rankings, contacts and more on the Everyday Creation podcast page.