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UPCOMING ARTICLES
Starting next week, I am excited to report that we have some great guest bloggers contributing to Hip Slope Mama, as well as new podcast interviews and feature articles. So, be sure to tune in!
UPCOMING FEATURED GUESTS
- Gabriel Sewtz, Park Slope mom, Real Estate Broker and co-founder of The Audacity Of Park Slope, a grassroots organization in Park Slope, Brooklyn that supports Barack Obama. She'll tell us why she thinks Obama is the best choice for President.
- Hilary McHone, talented and versatile local Photographer whose bright and bold portraits are imbued with a rare, free-spirited quality.
- Mona B. Lipson, life long resident of Park Slope and creator of the first edition of EATS.com that caters to Park Slope and Prospect Heights. This first Brooklyn menu guide released May 2008.
- Barbara Ensor is a Park Slope mom, as well as an Author and Illustrator of children's books for today’s hip tweens. Her books Cinderella (As If You Didn’t Already Know the Tale) and Thumbalina: Tiny Runaway Bride both re-tell classic children' s stories with a creative, contemporary twist. Her books have been given great reviews not only for the unique way the stories are re-told, but for their whimsical black-and-white silhouette spot illustrations.
- "Mummy Tummy Time" with Frances Darnell, of Pilates Garage in Park Slope. She'll show you how to get your tummy flat again after having a baby. Frances is a Certified Pilates Instructor whose teaching has focused on fitness training, postpartum, scoliosis, and the foot. She is also a certified hang gliding instructor who has been featured on MTV.
UPCOMING PODCAST INTERVIEWS
- Pamela Paul, a leading social critic and Author of Parenting, Inc. - How We As Parents Are Sold on $800 Strollers, Fetal Education, Baby Sign Language, Sleeping Coaches, Toddler Couture, and Diaper Wipe Warmers -- and What It Means for Our Children. The Author will talk about the over-commercialization of parenting and babyhood and how sometimes "less is more" when it comes to parenting. Parenting, Inc. has received ample praise.
- Trish Dalton, an award winning Park Slope Documentary Filmmaker and founder of the monthly documentary film series in the Park Slope Food Coop. Her recent film, 34x25x36, explores the idea of perfection through the design and manufacturing of mannequins in LA. Question to ponder: Is Barneys the new religion?
UPCOMING ARTICLES
- The Giving Tree Always Makes Me Sad
- Peeling the Layers of the Onion: How the Food Crisis Affects You
- Turning Forty...Yikes!
- No More Frivolous Shopping
And More...
