Vulnerability and the Art of Listening with Juliana Tafur (2003)
In this first episode of The SIP, Albert Lawrence (2003) interviews Juliana Tafur (2003) about her life as a filmmaker. From evading gangs while documenting trash divers in Guatemala City with National Geographic to her newest documentary, LIST(e)N, which challenges people with differing viewpoints on hot-button issues to talk to each other, Juliana is dedicated to finding the human side in every story.
The episode is introduced by Justin J. Pearson (2013).
The SIP, short for the Coke Scholars Ignite Podcast, shares a taste of the Coke Scholars around the world who are igniting positive change.
Learn more about items referenced in this episode:
- LIST(e)N – orkideafilms.com/our-works-of-art
- Guided meditations on Soundcloud – soundcloud.com
- Warrior of the Light by Paulo Coelho – www.amazon.com/Warrior-Light-Manual-Paulo-Coelho/dp/0060527986
- Coca-Cola Scholars Program – coca-colascholarsfoundation.org
Read a transcript of this episode here.
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