Swipe to see the Curiosity Invited stats in our 2022 year wrapped. ➡️➡️⁠ Thank you to our listeners, subscribers, and our guests for an amazing year. We can not wait to continue growing our curious minds in 2023! ⁠ ⁠ Happy holidays !⁠ ⁠

Josiah Citrin, Omar Imady and Noel Hagman, Thank you for closing out our year. Your insights about the fentanyl epidemic and the difficulties when having unique writing styles have touched us all! ⁠ ⁠ Tune into these episodes on our Youtube. https://t.co/9msyvXPS81

Filmmaker Katalin Hanappi and CEO Collette DiVitto are two women who made us all feel like we can all make a difference in this world. Thank you for sharing your amazing stories with us.⁠ ⁠ Tune into our whole conversations on our Youtube.⁠ ⁠ https://t.co/SAqwtQDFQa

Jane Edberg, Kelly Rigg and Stephen James Taylor. Thank you for teaching us all about grieving and healing, how to take action for our environment, and the world of film composing. We have learned so much through your stories. ⁠ Listen here. ⁠ https://t.co/4KT4HKK8X7

A big thank you to Bill Ayers, Karen Bass and Luthern Williams for sharing their careers and life works in activism, congress and education. ⁠ ⁠ These amazing episodes are available on our Youtube. https://t.co/Ahd3zlieFT

Dr. Peter Schnall, Brent Green and Danny Goldberg. You all have such incredible stories. We’ve discussed the dangers of workplace stress, transforming a city, and politics and art. Thank you for opening our minds and inviting curiosity. ⁠ ⁠ https://t.co/e5I1xDagar

Michael Abels, Jennifer Lehr and David Boulton. It was such a pleasure to hear about all of your unique paths in film and music, healthy partnerships and activism. Thank you ALL for sharing your lives and work with our curious listeners. ⁠ Listen here. https://t.co/3hHZrkXXD0

Jasmine Anouna, Robert Greenwald and Gary David. Thank you for being the first guests to grace our show and sharing your journeys to all curious minds! ⁠ To listen to any of these episodes check out our Youtube. https://t.co/0hCPbdUfAC

“The range of differences between different mushrooms is enormous.” - Andrew Carter Tune in on Youtube to hear our whole conversation about the world of mushrooms. https://t.co/aHjmPpcXHY

Andrew Carter is the Co founder of mushroom farm Smallhold. During this episode we dive into the fascinating world of mushrooms and his plans to change the world one mushroom at a time. ⁠ ⁠ Hear more about the future of fungi on our Youtube. https://t.co/dGSyUwZjMW

"Mushrooms are a kingdom.. Like plants are a kingdom.. Animals are a kingdom.. Mushrooms are a kingdom. The difference between different mushrooms can be as different as the difference between an acorn and a strawberry and a plant that lives in the ocean." - Andrew Carter

“You are not going to solve climate change through individual action, it has to be collective.. It has to be at the governmental level.” - Kelly Rigg

Josiah Citrin is being featured on LA Talk Radio this week. We previously spoke to him about the loss of his son to fentanyl poisoning and his commitment to spreading awareness on the fentanyl epidemic in hopes to help other families. Tune in at 2PM PST: https://t.co/aTLPxB4NOS

“History is a giant swirling vortex… and we are in it.” - Bill Ayers

“I've never lived my life to advance my career.. But rather to solve the problems that need to be solved and that I've dedicated my life to solving.” - Karen Bass

“I spent a lot of time sitting around listening to the conversations adults had… and you learn a lot listening.” - David Bryan

“Most people would like the world to be black and white in exactly the way they would like. But there are a lot of colours in this world.” - David Bryan

“The ‘political spectrum’ of artists is as broad as it is in the population at large.” - Danny Goldberg

“I was so shy in college that if there was any oral presentation requirement, I dropped the class.” - David Bryan

“If I can come home and finish off my time in elected office by getting people off the street then I will be able to say. ‘WELL SPENT’ ” - Karen Bass