Episode 7: BRENDA ADELMAN

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Episode 7 of Living the Dream Acting the Podcast is now Live!



Episode 7 features Part 1 of my interview with San Diego actress and entrepreneur Brenda Adelman. She is an actress, author, producer, forgiveness coach, and one person show mentor. She is the creator of her one woman show "My Brooklyn Hamlet", a story which centers around her journey of forgiveness for her father who shot and killed her mother and then married her mother's sister. Find out more about Brenda, her show, her coaching and more at -
www.forgivenessandfreedom.com

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