Digest

Sally Clarkson introduces a family podcast update, sharing news about their dog's passing and the joy of having three children home. Joy Clarkson, based in London, discusses her research for a book on influential Christian women throughout history and her love for the city's diverse offerings. Kelia Clarkson, Sally's daughter-in-law, details her acting career, her online women's magazine, "The Wallflower Journal," and her upcoming novel. She expresses her appreciation for New York City's creative energy. Nathan Clarkson, Sally's youngest son, shares about his acting career, his upcoming book "I'm the Worst," and his podcast, "The Overthinkers." He emphasizes the importance of returning home for rejuvenation and connection. The podcast highlights the siblings' diverse creative pursuits and their appreciation for both London and New York City.

Outlines

00:00:07

Family Update & Creative Pursuits

Sally Clarkson provides a family update, including the recent loss of their dog. Joy discusses her book project on influential Christian women and life in London. Kelia details her acting, "The Wallflower Journal," and her novel. Nathan shares his acting, writing (including "I'm the Worst"), and podcasting.

00:03:00

Joy's London Life & Research

A deeper dive into Joy's work on her book about influential Christian women in history, her research process, and her experiences living in London.

00:11:49

Kelia & Nathan's NYC Creative Lives

Focuses on Kelia and Nathan's experiences in New York City, their creative projects, and the importance of maintaining a strong family connection despite geographical distance.

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Q&A

• What is Joy Clarkson working on?

  Joy is writing a book about influential Christian women throughout history.

• What are Kelia Clarkson's main projects?

  Kelia is an actress, runs "The Wallflower Journal," and is writing a novel.

• What does Nathan Clarkson do?

  Nathan is an actor and writer, and hosts the podcast "The Overthinkers." His upcoming book is "I'm the Worst."

• What do the siblings love about their cities?

  Joy loves London's diversity; Kelia and Nathan appreciate NYC's creative energy.

• Why is coming home important?

  Coming home provides respite, peace, and family connection.

Show Notes