Episode 8: BRENDA ADELMAN

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Episode 8 of Living the Dream Acting the Podcast is now Live!





Episode 8 features Part 2 of my interview with San Diego actress and entrepreneur Brenda Adelman. Actress and creator of her one woman show "My Brooklyn Hamlet"; mentor; teacher; creator of the Create Your Solo Show program; and Forgiveness Coach. This week's mother's day episode also features a surprise co-host.


How to find out more about Brenda -

More cool stuff we mentioned -
The War of Art by Steven Pressfield


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