Jean Parks of Asheville discusses the growing chorus of voices calling for the formal end to the death penalty in North Carolina
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Jean Parks of Asheville discusses the growing chorus of voices calling for the formal end to the death penalty in North Carolina
Photo courtesy: NCCADP/Art Grand
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Rebecca Penneys Piano Festival Archived Performances & Interviews - July 2015 Part 3
Bethany Cagle welcomes three more musicians from the Rebecca Penneys Piano Festival to our Tampa studio to perform live on WSMR. The performances include: Jean Park, playing the first and third movements from Lowell Liebermann's Gargoyles, Op. 29; Sung-Soo Cho, playing Frederic Chopin's Nocturne in…
7. Trauma, Healing, and Emotional Health | Jean Park
This week we are joined by Jean Park. After working as an analyst for a litigation consulting firm in Los Angeles, Jean decided her career wasn’t worth braving the 405’s dreadful traffic for. She became a teacher at a non-public school for emotionally disturbed kids, which led her eventually to pur…
Episode 8: Culture
For the final episode of Movers, Shakers, and Rainmakers in 2021, our hosts tackle a topic that has made its way to the forefront for firms across the nation: culture. What are the actual differences when it comes to law firm culture? How are cultures shifting in a remote environment? Can a firm ac…
Breaking Bread E3
"Breaking Bread" host Chinelo Osakwe sits down with leaders of the Health of African Immigrants Program to explore how their diverse upbringings - from Germany and Morocco to Oklahoma - have shaped their core values and academic journeys.
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Jean Park, Therapist and Coach, on Breaking Generational Patterns to Find Integrated Purpose in Christ (Ep. 163)
Raised in Los Angeles by Korean immigrant parents, Jean Park spent years chasing the markers of success her family valued, only to find herself empty in the process. When she encountered Christ, God redirected her ambitions toward the deeper work of healing and restoration. Leaving corporate Americ…
Episode 37: Interview with Ana Posenauer
Ana began studying piano at the age of six in Romania. Her rigorous musical education included solfège and ear training, which taught her to hear melodies and harmonies internally before playing them. Although one of her first teachers believed her hands were too small for her to become a pianist, …
Episode 33: Interview with Josh Rosenblum
Welcome to Clexical, the podcast dedicated to contemporary classical music! I’m your host, Jean Park. Here, you will listen to conversations with living contemporary composers about their work, their journeys as musicians, and their thoughts on the current new music scene. Join us as we explore and…
Ep. 30: Interview with Oliver Dubon
Welcome to Clexical, the podcast dedicated to contemporary classical music! I'm your host, Jean Park. Here you will listen to conversations with living contemporary composers about their work, their journey as musicians and their thoughts on the current new music scene. Join us as we explore and in…
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