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Gerald Clery Murphy and Sara Sherman Wiborg were wealthy, expatriate Americans who moved to the French Riviera in the early 20th century and who, with their generous hospitality and flair for parties, created a vibrant social circle, particularly in the 1920s, that included a great number of artists and writers of the Lost Generation. Gerald had a brief but significant career as a painter.
== Gerald Murphy ==
Gerald Clery Murphy (March 26, 1888 – October 17, 1964) was born in Boston to the family that owned the Mark Cross Company, sellers of fine leather goods.
Guest Episode: Sundance Lawyer Sara Murphy
Who hasn’t dreamed of premiering at Sundance, the largest film festival in America? But have you ever spoken with someone who actually works for Sundance? Behind the reputation and prestige is a fleet of genuinely kind and passionate people including Sara Murphy, who serves as legal counsel to Sund…
Aldi Is Unbundling the Grocery Store
Aldi, the cheap and quirky grocery store chain, is opening so many stores in the U.S. that it's on track to become the 2nd largest grocery chain within a few years.
How is Aldi matching or beating Walmart and Costco's low prices without the huge stores, warehouses, and economies of scale those cha…
When Jesus Is in Our Hearts with Sara Murphy Vice President of Strategic Development – Sight & Sound Theatres
Join us for an inspiring conversation with Sara Murphy, Vice President of Strategic Development for Sight & Sound Theatres, as she shares the story of an organization dedicated to bringing the Bible to life through unforgettable productions and films.
In this week's episode, "When Jesus Is in Our H…
39.2 One Conversation After Another
Dave Anderson and I had three or four conversations about Paul Thomas Anderson’s One Battle After Another which took the cinemas by storm last fall and the awards season this spring. One Battle After Another was a juggernaut. It garnered 506 nominations this year, it won 287 awards including Oscars…
S3 Recap: Get Down in the Dirt and Judge People With Me
We're at the end of Season 3 and recapping everything went down - all the highs and especially all the lows.
We're joined by special guest Sara Murphy as we discuss the big season arc - Mrs. Kinkle's pregnancy! J/k, obviously it's the family secret and the years it has shaved off of Skye's life. We…
How Bad Science Killed A President
When President Garfield was shot by an assassin in 1881, the best and brightest in medicine and science did everything they could to save him - and turned the President into a human guinea pig. But they missed something big, that could have saved him. To find out what it was, we spoke to surgeon an…
National Treasure (Dolly Parton)
Dolly Parton built one of the most impressive careers in American history, and in many ways she may be the perfect celebrity. She was a singer, songwriter, actor, businesswoman, and philanthropist whose public image was carefully constructed and nevertheless authentic. Her influence stretched from …
Offrange wants offbeat stories about agriculture and food
Experienced food journalist Jesse Hirsch is the only editor at Offrange–an editorially independent publication owned by Ambrook–so he is always open to freelance pitches. He shared with IIJ leader Erika Hayasaki that he’s looking for offbeat stories on agriculture and farming, but that scope is bro…
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