Arts:Books
Emily Ziff Griffin, debut author of LIGHT YEARS, talks about her childhood dream of being a dancing lawyer, gifs and art semiotics, the unquantifiable fairy dust that makes some art transcend, and how teenagers experience time differently.
Emily Ziff Griffin Show Notes
Phillip Seymour Hoffman
The Angelika Film Center
The Creative Fire by Dr. Clarissa Pinkola Estés, including her thoughts on creativity and the myth of Persephone
Frozen (movie)
Moana (movie)
Wonder Woman (movie)
Study about emojis and linguists
Virginia Heffernan, journalist and writer
Wet Hot American Summer (movie)
Capote (movie)
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