Leah Lax is: A word person. A people person. One of those creative sorts who has to try to walk around as an ostensibly rational person. (The pandemic has eased that problem.) A secret cellist. And a collaborator, perhaps because she thinks in terms of music she isn’t very good at making herself. Leah is also a refugee from extreme religion, who has seven grown kids. Leah’s memoir Uncovered: How I Left Hasidic Life and Finally Came Home is the only gay memoir ever to come out of the Hasidic ...
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Leah Lax is: A word person. A people person. One of those creative sorts who has to try to walk around as an ostensibly rational person. (The pandemic has eased that problem.) A secret cellist. And a collaborator, perhaps because she thinks in terms of music she isn’t very good at making herself. Leah is also a refugee from extreme religion, who has seven grown kids. Leah’s memoir Uncovered: How I Left Hasidic Life and Finally Came Home is the only gay memoir ever to come out of the Hasidic ...
S2E10 : Dr. Angelica McCarthy & Seth Barker | Positive Chaos Theory
Artist Care and Feeding
1 hour 11 minutes
4 years ago
S2E10 : Dr. Angelica McCarthy & Seth Barker | Positive Chaos Theory
Dr. Angelica McCarthy, DAT, LAT, ATC (she/her/hers) is a Doctor of Athletic Training, specializing in performing arts medicine. Her purpose is to guide people in awareness and understanding of their bodies, through a holistic-based approach, to support longevity of health and well-being, movement, and life. Her philosophy is to treat the whole person— mind, body, and soul—to get to the root of the problem and focus on the solution through health and well-being promotion and education, injury...
Artist Care and Feeding
Leah Lax is: A word person. A people person. One of those creative sorts who has to try to walk around as an ostensibly rational person. (The pandemic has eased that problem.) A secret cellist. And a collaborator, perhaps because she thinks in terms of music she isn’t very good at making herself. Leah is also a refugee from extreme religion, who has seven grown kids. Leah’s memoir Uncovered: How I Left Hasidic Life and Finally Came Home is the only gay memoir ever to come out of the Hasidic ...
