In-Depth Arts and Care Podcast: Where Creativity Meets Compassion

Welcome to our captivating podcast, which invites you on a journey of exploration where the transformative power of art intersects with the art of caring. In this show, we delve into the lives of remarkable individuals and uncover the profound ways in which creativity, empathy, and compassion reshape our perspectives on the human experience.

Tatiana Torres is a dynamic and versatile actor with a B.A. in Acting/Directing from DeSales University. She has performed in a wide range of theatrical productions, including standout roles as Beatrice in Much Ado About Nothing and Mercedes in The Burn under the direction of Bill Mutimer. Tatiana's screen work includes lead roles in Lonely Girl (winner of the Flatness Film Award) and Child's Play, along with supporting performances in acclaimed indie films like Exile: The Family You Choose and Bitter Taste of Ginger—the latter earning her multiple ensemble nominations.

Her on-camera experience spans commercial, print, and music video work, with credits including campaigns for Aurora Home Care and LVHN, as well as a lead role in the Yung Luv music video by Natali Yura. Trained in Shakespeare, voice, stage combat, and movement, Tatiana is bilingual (Spanish), musically inclined, and skilled in dialects including Puerto Rican. She continues to build a diverse body of work across stage and screen, bringing depth, energy, and emotional nuance to every role she undertakes.

Follow her journey on Instagram at @thetatitorres and view her full credits on IMDb.

You can listen to the podcast on various platforms, including Spotify, iHeartRadio, Apple Podcasts, Amazon Music, PlayerFM, Podchaser, Boomplay, Facebook, and YouTube, with more platforms to be added soon.

Thank you for listening. Remember to be kind to yourself!

Michael B. Judkins

In-Depth Arts and Care Podcast: Where Creativity Meets Compassion

Welcome to our captivating podcast, which invites you on a journey of exploration where the transformative power of art intersects with the art of caring. In this show, we delve into the lives of remarkable individuals and uncover the profound ways in which creativity, empathy, and compassion reshape our perspectives on the human experience.

Christopher Adam Williams, The Black Davinci, is a painter and illustrator passionate about art and mental health. Christopher is a visual artist whose practices utilize portraiture and figurative painting to convey complex narratives, including race and gender. Born in Oakland, California, and landing in San Francisco and Philadelphia. His works have appeared in several gallery shows, including The L Word Generation Q Season 2 and 3. Opening many opportunities for the arts with the Medical Response Center and the Alameda Wellness campaign. Christopher holds a Bachelor's in Fine Arts and a Master's in Fine Arts from the San Francisco Art Institute, earning Best in Show, MFA, and a finalist for the Headlands Arts Center Graduate Residency—2020, Winner of the Black Artists Fund Sower award, and 2022 AICAD Fellow.

To learn more about The Black Davinci, visit his website at theblackdavinci.com theblackdavinci on Instagram, TikTok, Bluesky, YouTube, and Twitch

You can listen to the podcast on various platforms, including Spotify, iHeartRadio, Apple Podcasts, Amazon Music, PlayerFM, Podchaser, Boomplay, Facebook, and YouTube, with more platforms to be added soon.

Michael B Judkins Host

In-Depth Arts and Care Podcast: Where Creativity Meets Compassion

Welcome to our captivating podcast, which invites you on a journey of exploration where the transformative power of art intersects with the art of caring. In this show, we delve into the lives of remarkable individuals and uncover the profound ways in which creativity, empathy, and compassion reshape our perspectives on the human experience.

Susie Singer Carter is a passionate filmmaker, writer, director, producer, actress, and caregiver advocate. As a proud mother and daughter, she uses her creativity to drive her advocacy efforts. Her work includes the Oscar-qualified film *My Mom and The Girl*, which stars Valerie Harper in a heartfelt portrayal of Susie's mother. The film offers a joyful and grateful perspective on the abilities available to individuals with Alzheimer's, highlighting that there are indeed many.

Susie's stories reflect the beauty and complexity of the human condition and themes of hope and love. One of her significant projects, *No Country for Old Men*, is a documentary that examines the flaws in our long-term care system.

To learn more about Susie Singer Cater, please follow her @

* Website for Documentary: https://www.nocountryforoldpeople.com

* Website - https://www.gogirlmedia.com/

* IMDB - https://www.imdb.me/susiesingercarter

* Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/susiesingercarter/

* Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/susie.s.carter.7

* No Country for Old People Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100092417484071

* TikTok - https://vm.tiktok.com/ZTRHWTMj1/

* LinkedIn - http://linkedin.com/in/susiesingercarter

* YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/user/Susiesingercarter

* Vimeo - https://vimeo.com/ususiesingercarter

* Love Conquers Alz Podcast URL - https://loveconquersalz.buzzsprout.com/

* I Love Lucifer Podcast - https://linktr.ee/iloveluciferthepodcast

* Wikipedia - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Susie_Singer_Carter

You can listen to the podcast on various platforms, including Spotify, iHeartRadio, Apple Podcasts, Amazon Music, PlayerFM, Podchaser, Boomplay, Facebook, and YouTube, with more platforms to be added soon.

Thank you for listening, and remember to be kind to yourself!

Michael B. Judkins