#3 Mariana Lin on Creativity and Self-care in Trying times

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GRATITRIBE

Christopher Ategeka

21 episodes

5 days ago

Uplift your spirit with stories of gratitude and get inspired to design your own successful, meaningful life with “Gratitribe.” This podcast is about Love, Resilience, Empathy, Compassion, Hope, and Meaning. Host Chris Ategeka invites a new inspiring, successful guest each week to share stories that celebrate, reflect on, and give gratitude to people in their lives past and present whose shoulders they stand on.

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#3 Mariana Lin on Creativity and Self-care in Trying times

GRATITRIBE

41 minutes 13 seconds

5 years ago

#3 Mariana Lin on Creativity and Self-care in Trying times

Mariana Lin is a human and a writer. Her poetry has appeared in several literary publications and magazines and her poems have won finalist for prestigious awards including The Mississippi Review Prize and more. She has a BA in English Literature from Swarthmore College, with coursework at the Sorbonne and Sciences-Po in Paris, an MFA from Pacific University, and a JD from Berkeley Law School.

Mariana was a creative director for Apple, and then was the principal writer behind Siri, penning its lines and overseeing its global voice and character. For years, every day she sat down and responded to the world’s needs and existential questions. On this unique experience, she has given a TED talk, has spoken at United Nations and UNESCO conferences, and will be teaching a course at the Stanford Design School. She’s an advisor to iVow, an AI storytelling initiative gathering women’s lost stories from cultures around the world.

When she’s not traveling, she chills in the verdant hills of the Bay Area with her inimitably incredible son who lives with 18th chromosome disorder. Because of him, her ear bends to the voice of the quiet—present, past, and future. She has just completed her first manuscript of poetry, a reimagination of the Greek Echo as Eko, modern Asian woman, titled to GIRL.

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Follow Mariana: www.marianalin.com, https://twitter.com/_marianalin

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