The Kindest Man I Ever Knew by Sheila Starks PhillipsThe Apple Seed • Season 2013, Episode 611, Segment 7
Jun 28, 2017 • 13m
Growing up, the dad of Sheila's best friend and her next door neighbor, Mr. Kelly, had a knack for building up everyone around him and she honors his legacy in this story. Learn more about Sheila Starks Phillips, who is on the Traveling Artists Roster of Texas Commission on the Arts, by visiting: www.sheilaphillips.com

Emma May's Rainy Day by Nathalie VachonJun 28, 20176mA rainy day indoors into the adventure of a lifetime, when Emma May takes on a new perspective of life. Learn more about Nathalie Vachon, who studied abstract painting, life drawing and ‘intuitive’ painting at the Honolulu Academy of Art, by visiting: www.nathalievachon.com
A rainy day indoors into the adventure of a lifetime, when Emma May takes on a new perspective of life. Learn more about Nathalie Vachon, who studied abstract painting, life drawing and ‘intuitive’ painting at the Honolulu Academy of Art, by visiting: www.nathalievachon.com
In the Droving Days by Jerry BrooksJun 28, 20178mJerry Brooks recites a Banjo Paterson poem about a cowboy and a horse who’ve both lived a good life out on the range. Learn more about Jerry Brooks, and some of her recorded work like her album Shoulder to Shoulder, by visiting: www.cowboypoetry.com/brooksie.htm
Jerry Brooks recites a Banjo Paterson poem about a cowboy and a horse who’ve both lived a good life out on the range. Learn more about Jerry Brooks, and some of her recorded work like her album Shoulder to Shoulder, by visiting: www.cowboypoetry.com/brooksie.htm
The Clown of God by Fran YardleyJun 28, 201712mA clown has grown old and destitute he struggles to once again fufill his purpose - making other's smile. Learn more about Fran Yardley, who has been telling stories and running workshops for over 25 years, by visiting: www.creativehealingconnections.org/fran-yardley
A clown has grown old and destitute he struggles to once again fufill his purpose - making other's smile. Learn more about Fran Yardley, who has been telling stories and running workshops for over 25 years, by visiting: www.creativehealingconnections.org/fran-yardley
How Will I Leave by Matt WatrobaJun 28, 20173mA song reflecting on the legacy one leaves when it comes time to pass on. Learn more about Matt Watroba, a prominent folk musician on WDET–Detroit Public Radio, by visiting: www.mattwatroba.net
A song reflecting on the legacy one leaves when it comes time to pass on. Learn more about Matt Watroba, a prominent folk musician on WDET–Detroit Public Radio, by visiting: www.mattwatroba.net
Papa by Molly CatronJun 28, 201712mMolly Catron talking sharing memories of her Grandpa and his incredible ability to appreciate both the good and the bad of life. Learn more about Molly Catron, who is also a keynote speaker and organizational consultant, by visiting: www.mollywcatron.com
Molly Catron talking sharing memories of her Grandpa and his incredible ability to appreciate both the good and the bad of life. Learn more about Molly Catron, who is also a keynote speaker and organizational consultant, by visiting: www.mollywcatron.com
Real Wealth by Peggy GodfreyJun 28, 20172mAn original poem by Peggy Godfrey that shows us how rich life can be even when it may not be abundant in material goods. Learn more about Peggy Godfrey, who has a long history of ranching next to the Sangre de Cristo Mountains, by visiting: www.cowboypoetry.com/peggygodfrey.htm
An original poem by Peggy Godfrey that shows us how rich life can be even when it may not be abundant in material goods. Learn more about Peggy Godfrey, who has a long history of ranching next to the Sangre de Cristo Mountains, by visiting: www.cowboypoetry.com/peggygodfrey.htm
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