“If you only had a year left to live, what would you do differently in your life?”“Oh man, that’s hard. I’d travel to a bunch of new places. I’d spend more time with my family. I’d write more…and fuck all the rest of it.”… Read More

“What’s your greatest accomplishment?”“I created and hosted my own television show a few years ago. That was pretty awesome. It was a concert I’d worked on for years and got off the ground called Young, Broke & Beautiful. I’ve written a few books. I just love getting people together and interested in cool shit whether it’s books, tv shows, internet. Read More

“What’s one of your biggest challenges?”“I’m not an organized person but I’m hyper-creative so I want to do it all and I say yes to everything and then I end up dropping the ball on things. I’m like 200 emails behind. I have to learn how to say ‘No’ because my whole life is ‘Yes, Yes, Yes!’. I’m constantly drowning. Read More

“What’s one of your favorite things about being a mom?”“I’m a huggy, kissy person. I love to smother her with love.”… Read More

“We like to play music together, we read, we travel together. Last year we went to Europe: London, Sweden, and Belgium.”… Read More

“I’m an actor, I used to do photography too. Back when I was in New York in the 60’s. It was really happening then. I lost my passion for it, but I didn’t lose my passion for my creativity so I started acting.”“Do you have any advice for keeping creative fires alive?”“Follow your interests. Do what you love. A lot of… Read More

baby Robert DeNiro practicing the famous “you talking to me”?… Read More

“I work with Unicef, I like the non-profit field, I love helping people. My dream for my life is to contribute to something bigger than myself. I volunteer a lot. I don’t know exactly what I wanna do, I do know I wanna start a non-profit. There’s enough drudgery in the world that people can think that there’s no good left, but you’ve… Read More

“How’d you two get together?”Him – “You tell it…and tell the truth.”Her – “Okay, we were at an opening for a bar and he asked me out and I pass, because I was listening to the music. Then I see him 6 months later at the movies, but he is with a girl, so I pass again. Then I see him… Read More

“What’s one of your favorite things about yourself?”“My uniqueness I suppose.”“In what way are you unique?”“I’ve just always been comfortable doing my own thing. It’s nice.”“That’s rare, I feel like most people are lucky to grow into that mindset. You didn’t feel like you had to conform when you were growing up?”“I guess I got over it at… Read More

“What are you passionate about?”“Just relaxing and enjoying things. That’s why I’m on my walk.”“How do you like to enjoy life.”“By taking pleasure in it.”… Read More

“What’s one of your greatest challenges?”“Work life balance. Not bringing work home.”“I can definitely relate to that. Can you tell me about the person who’s been the most influential in your life?”“I’d say my mom. She taught me how to find art in unique places. She’s scrappy with art. She used to do seamstress stuff like make doll clothes from… Read More

“What’s your favorite thing about yourself?”“I make really cool cards. Just random cards for mother’s day or birthdays. I’m one of the few people who still makes cards as opposed to buying them or sending an email or text. I’m kinda old fashioned that way.”… Read More

“How long were you married?”“Well that’s hard to answer because we didn’t get divorced until the 80’s. I called him one time, I used to always call him, and one of his boyfriends, John, told me he was out with ‘that bitch Stephanie’-““Who’s Stephanie?”“I’m bout to tell ya. So he pulls up at that moment and comes and gets on… Read More

“In the 60’s I was married with two kids. I loved my husband. He was my boyfriend since 7th grade and to this day we still click. We split up when he came out of the closet. That was okay because after he came out so did I. Then I packed up my bags and came to San Francisco. That was in 1972.”… Read More

“Nice coat man.”“Thank you. Cost $3000.”… Read More

“How are you trying to make the world a better place?”“I feel like I’m someone who tries to understand people. I feel like if we all did that more often we’d see a lot more positive in the world. Someone told me if you knew everyone’s story you would like everyone.” “What’s your dream for your life?”“Just to… Read More

“What’s one of your favorite things about yourself?”“I live life to it’s fullest.”“What does that mean to you?”“It means being happy, sweet, kind, and sharing joy. We’re so lacking in these times thinking we’ve got to be better than each other. We’ve got to get back to being people, neighbor to neighbor.”… Read More

“Cool camera. Is it film?”“Yeah, this is how I’d rather see the world. I love squares.”“Are you in school for photography?”“Part time but only to avoid student loans. If I lived somewhere else I could think about paying them off but not in this city, not with this rent, not with this food, not with this transportation.”  “What… Read More

“I didn’t know what I was going to wear today so I sprinkled this on!”… Read More

“Would you mind if I take your picture?”“No, no, no…”“Okay, have a nice day.”“Wait…okay!” I’m pretty sure these keys open doors to other dimensions…… Read More

“What’s your dream for your life?”“I want to gather great musicians from the SF Bay and tour them overseas in order to empower our dying music community. Once they see that other countries will appreciate and pay for good music they might not be so hopeless.”“So you’re a musician?”“Yep, I’m the lead singer of Chickenhead Johnson.” Hear his music at… Read More

“Do you know any jokes?”“I’ll tell you my favorite Paul Mooney joke: Little Timmy goes into the kitchen, his mom’s making a chocolate cake. She says, ‘Here Timmy you can lick the bowl.’ He’s happy and puts the icing all over his face then says, ‘Look mom I’m black!’ She spanks him and says, ‘We don’t talk like that in this house… Read More

“How are you contributing to our community?”“I’m building Tell ‘em, which is a community-based recommendation platform. Think Yelp for your friends. I wanted to create an easy way for people to grow their business through friends’ support. My goal is for it to be a way for healers, freelancers, and service providers to create sustainable businesses. It’s kinda cheesy, but the slogan… Read More