Multifaceted actor and New York jazz musician, Bryan Eng speaks with Dawn Burns about making waves across Broadway, TV, film, and iconic venues like the Kennedy Center and Birdland. As the Carlyle Hotel’s youngest resident performer, Bryan’s talent shines in every performance. Explore his inspiring journey and extraordinary career!

Indie Folk Musician Anna p.s. speaks with Dawn Burns about being East coast born and raised, Midwest influenced and rooted. Anna p.s. continues to captivate audiences across the nation with storytelling, introspective lyrics, and the humor encompassed in the human experience.

In Dandelion Roots Run Deep, authors Merrill Ann Clark and Merry Bell Clark share a heartfelt memoir about growing up in rural America. The book reflects on family, community, and a deep connection to the land, exploring themes of resilience, personal growth, and the power of tradition. In this episode, Dawn speaks with Merry Clark, who grew up in Michigan with parents who were pioneers of the organic farming movement. She shares moving stories about why she completed the memoir her mother started and what it was like living with parents dedicated to raising awareness about organic farming. Their journey reveals the joys and struggles of farm life and the lasting impact of their courageous cause. Tune in for an inspiring conversation about family, heritage, and activism.