2012Feb 3
The latest guest in my Namely Marly Podcast interviews is Victoria Moran. Victoria is a life coach, whole living health consultant, worldwide speaker and author of over 10 books, some of which have landed her on the Oprah Show. Today Victoria is speaking with me about how to stay motivated with those pesky New Year's Goals, and a little about names as well.
2011Dec 14
Today’s guest is Melanie Notkin, America’s premier Savvy Auntie and the founder of the award winning website Savvy Auntie. I spoke with Melanie recently about her name, names for the respected women in our lives (aunts), and her exciting work that has resulted in both an award winning website and a bestselling book. Read the full article for your chance to win a free copy of her book!
2011Oct 6
A big priority for many parents is finding a name that can’t be reduced to any kind of negative diminutive. You know like, Willy from William. I thought about that when I began my interview with Alexis Miesen, co-proprietress of Blue Marble Ice Cream. You wouldn’t think that the name Alexis could have any bad nicknames attached to it. I soon learned I was wrong.
2011Mar 29
My latest Namely Marly podcast is with celebrated author and photographer, Karen Walrond. She authors a blog, Chookoloonks, where she parallels her stunning photography with her powerful words of insights about life. She is a contributor to the book Expressive Photography: A Shutter Sisters' Guide to Shooting from the Heart. And she’s even appeared on the Oprah Winfrey show talking about motherhood. She recently wrote a book called The Beauty of Different. Some come sit with me in a talk with Karen Walrond about names and living an inspired life!
2011Jan 3
Michael Gelbart began performing at local comedy clubs before he was even old enough to order a drink. While in college he would dash off on weekends to perform at various clubs around the country. His hard work resulted in a successful career including comedy specials on Canada’s CBC as well as appearances on talk shows like The Late …
2010Dec 22
Cindy Joseph has lived what most of us would consider a dream life. She began her career as make-up artist and worked with some of the biggest names in the modeling business over a 25-year career. Then at the age of 49 when she was pondering retiring as a make-up artist, she was given the chance to work on the other end of the camera. She is now a supermodel for Ford Models, Inc. and has created her own cosmetics product, "Boom!"