The Little Podcast of Big Dreams is the show where host and author Isa Adney reads you her nonfiction book, The Little Book of Big Dreams: True Stories about People Who Followed a Spark.
Why “just book the club” became a phrase I used over and over again, and why certain places can spur our dreams.
Why telling people your dream sometimes is worth the risk, and why it can be a good idea to write your dreams down.
Why stopping a dream doesn’t always mean the story is over.
On resilience and dealing with rejection after rejection (after rejection).
Why you don't always have to technically believe in yourself to go for your dreams.
On moving towards what you really (really) love.
Behind-the-scenes of how one Olympian viewed practice...even when he was injured.
What it was really like meeting the producer of Beauty and the Beast and The Lion King, and why a waffle was one of the things that inspired me most.
What it was like seeing my first ever live Jazz show in Harlem, and when practice goes beyond craft.
The difference between play and practice, and what wanting (and not wanting) to practice can tell you about your dream.
What to do when you are stuck for years and think it might mean you’re not good enough.
One of the best things you can share to find the best mentors, and why you also don’t have to listen to every mentor.
What to do when you want to give up on your dream because it hurts too much.
How listening to people who really see you and sharing your dream can unlock even your biggest, craziest, and haziest dreams
What to do when you realize a crucial thing you need for your dream truly doesn’t exist.
Why to stop asking for permission and ask for help instead.
Why giving up on a dream doesn’t mean the dream is over, and how belief can spread.
Why hearing Kristen speak (and sing) on a stage changed my life and why you don’t always have to technically believe in yourself to see a dream come true.
The privilege of parents who support your dreams, seeing Seth dance in Hamilton, and the impact you can have on another dreamer right now.