Meet Judy Geib, an acclaimed, self-taught jeweler with a delightfully handcrafted style. Janet Siroto reports on how she made the pivot to her new career.
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Jodi Klein: Supporting All the Midlife Single Ladies
Moving on from her career in marketing, she’s determined to help those out in the dating trenches. Tiffany Connolly finds out how a new business was born.
How a Deafblind Woman Proved the Doubters and Bullies Wrong
At a time when services for those with disabilities face cuts, Megan Conway, PhD, shows exactly how much one person can achieve—with the right support. Sheila Weller captures her story.
From Office Worker to Ice Road Trucker to Arts Colony Founder: How She Did It
Just because you’re getting up in years doesn’t mean you can’t make sh*t happen. Let Karen Shafer—office worker, trucker in Antarctica, and a supporter of both the arts and the environment—show you the way.
Calamity, Cults, and True Grit: The Incredible Life of Congresswoman Jackie Speier
In an amazing tale of courage and determination, this politician has triumphed over huge setbacks. Marcia G. Yerman shares the unbelievable story.
Elizabeth Warren 2020: What Every Voter Needs to Know
The One Who Nevertheless Persisted is running for president. But should she get your vote? Lorraine Glennon takes a closer look.
After a Life as a Meth Addict, Stripper, and Dominatrix, Dee Roman Helps Others Escape Similar Fates
Wondering if we each have the power to change our lives? Then just read this incredible story of transformation by Sheila Weller.
How Author Jennifer Clement Is Defending Freedom of Expression with Her Pen
The acclaimed novelist is taking on the gritty real-life work of protecting freedom of expression around the world.
Linda Ronstadt on Parkinson’s Disease and Never Singing Again
If you’ve loved Linda Ronstadt’s music, you now have even more reasons to admire her. Sheila Weller looks at the quiet dignity of the superstar as she deals with Parkinson’s Disease.
Donna Ladd: From a Wall-to-Wall Racist Childhood to Equality Fighter in Mississippi
The leader of the “Jackson Free Press” rose above her poor, white background in rural Mississippi to fight for equality 24/7.
