Prepare to embark on an enlightening journey with our guest, the illustrious Lisa Madewell. This acclaimed writer and filmmaker captivates us with her story, illustrating her transition from the solitary realm of writing into the more collaborative ventures of directing and producing. A keen learner, Lisa’s route to success saw her volunteering on sets, soaking up wisdom from other filmmakers. Yet, despite venturing into directing and producing, she cherishes writing for the unique sense of freedom it offers.
Part two of our time with Lisa unveils the rich tapestry of her projects. She opens up about her compelling book “The Final Round” and shares insights from her groundbreaking documentary on Robert W. Lee – the trailblazing pioneer who became the first black man to head a sports organization in the U.S. We also learn about Lisa’s poignant film “Broken Branches”, a testament to a woman’s fight to keep her family together. As an unstoppable creative force, Lisa continues to juggle multiple projects, inviting listeners to discover more through her website. Her mantra to embrace life’s storms rather than buckle under the world’s weight is a powerful message that resounds throughout this episode. Join us for this unmissable journey with Lisa Madewell.
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