March 18th 2020: Ep. 1236: Dying To Live and Ep. 1237: Challenging Abstinence |eCard

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March 18th 2020: Ep. 1236: Dying To Live and Ep. 1237: Challenging Abstinence

Kathryn interviews Editor & Director Beth Cramer, author of “WHY DIDN'T I NOTICE HER BEFORE?: a memoir about dying to live.” Who would have thought that the journey towards purpose and peace would be achieved through the teachings of cancer? That's what happened to Cramer when she was diagnosed with stage 4 ovarian cancer. Her highly recognizable editorial work includes campaigns for Clairol, Avon, Dove, Olay, Victoria’s Secret, Levi’s, Sprint, Chase, ESPN, NY Rangers and Boar’s Head. Kathryn also interviews Author & Sexuality and Relationship Educator Dr. Logan Levkoff. Levkoff makes it clear

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Beth Cramer

Beth Cramer is an accomplished editor/director producing independent film commercials, music videos and branded content. Her award-winning documentary "Plan B, Single Women Choosing Motherhood," explores the social picture single motherhood presents and the reason this trend is snowballing among women in their thirties and forties. Cramer launched Brave Films in 2007 making the company’s home in NYC and The Hudson Valley. Cramer is a master of melding powerful, emotionally driven experiences in her work. Her portfolio spans styles including dialogue, visual storytelling, music-driven imagery, offbeat comedy and evocative fashion/beauty. Cramer has collaborated with some of the world’s leadi

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Dr. Logan Levkoff

An internationally recognized expert on sexuality and relationships, Dr. Logan Levkoff encourages honest conversation about sexuality and the role it plays in our culture. Logan makes it clear that sex and sexuality are not “dirty” words; she works to create an environment where people feel comfortable asking (and getting answers to) their most personal questions. Logan empowers children, adolescents and adults to embrace their sexuality and challenge the impractical, and often unhealthy, messages that they are exposed to.

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