Gina Pell on Curiosity, Truth, and the Best Fiction for 2020
Being a Perennial, Continual Learning and Uplifting Each Other
Guest Bio: About Gina Pell
Gina Pell is an award-winning Creative Director and tech entrepreneur. She is currently Content Chief of The What, a fast-growing email newsletter with five eclectic, curious things you should know about every week--from books to health, life, style, travel, and tech. In 2016, she coined the term Perennials to describe ever-blooming people of all ages who continue to push up against their growing edge, always relevant, and not defined by their generation. Pell also founded Splendora.com in 1999, a style and culture innovator in the online fashion space which was acquired by Joyus in 2011. Pell served as Chief Creative Officer of Joyus until 2013. Gina graduated Phi Beta Kappa from UC Berkeley before completing the Painting and Print Making program at Università Internazionale dell'Arte - Venezia in 1997.
Highlights:
- What is a Perennial
- Evolving Missions
- Reading a Book a Day
- Fiction and Life
- Freedom and Authenticity and Social Media
- The Importance of Local Investigative Journalism
- Tips for Staying Interested and Curious
Links and things mentioned in this episode:
- theWhat
- Ida Craddock- sex pioneer
- Sabrina Oren Mark in the Paris Review
- Plague of Corruption
- ProPublica
- Center for Investigative Reporting - RevealNews.org
- Carla Ruben Creative Edge Parties
- Thomas Hubl
- Kate Zambreno's Drifts
- The Peregrine by JA Baker
- The End of the Ocean by Maja Lunde
“Being a Perennial, Continual Learning and Uplifting Each Other”
Frequently asked
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References
- Listen: Gina Pell on Curiosity, Truth, and the Best Fiction for 2020— The Rose Woman Podcast
- The What List— Gina Pell
- The End of the Ocean by Maja Lunde— HarperCollins
- Happily, a column— The Paris Review
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