In this interview, I had to privilege to speak with Mardi Moore, the Executive Dir. Of Out Boulder County.
Under her leadership, over the last 3 years, here is some of the progress they've made:
In this conversation, we get to know Mardi Moore's personal side. She talks about growing up in rural Colorado. After graduating from the University of Denver, she was involved in advocating for AIDS victims. Later, in Seattle, she started a company to raise money from smaller donors to benefit LGBT citizen rights and start the Pride Foundation. Mardi shares the importance of keeping balance in her personal life in order to keep strength for the daily challenges of leadership. Mardi’s openness and insight gives us her personal perspective on the continued challenges toward LGBT rights and freedoms. Her history, along with her involvement on the national level, has brought a seasoned leader back home to Boulder.
In episode 13, I interview Kandis Glasgow on her book, A Coloring Adventure: Mandala Meditation Journey. After a divorce and spiritual crisis, she found healing through the use of mandalas and journaling. Kandis shares how her life changed and the book came together. For more information about the book, go to http://hiddentalentdesign.
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In this interview, I talk with Suzanne Noe, the community organizer and founder of ProSuzy.com. Suzanne created Pro Suzy, in the St. Petersburg, FL area, as a way to meet other lesbians who share common interests. When Suzanne retired and sold the business, she had over 7,000 lesbians on her email list. During the interview, she shares her experience and ideas for bringing lesbians together.