Own Your Creativity

Joel spent the majority of 90’s in radio and TV business. He currently hosts the ReLaunch Show (#1 podcast on iTunes N&N). His #1 bestselling book “Finding your Voice” was featured on TV near 50 times.  Joel’s also a Huffington Post and Success.com Contributor.

Because of his childhood trauma and life experience, Joel is passionate about helping people starting over with CONFIDENCE. Over the years he has helped hundreds of clients discover who they are, finding their passion and clarity of direction.

He is a “natural” with broadcasting, and he enjoys teaching podcast and radio show hosts on how to book great guests and have engaging interviews. Joel’s vision: by May 2017, after 3 years of “ReLaunch”, he would have helped 200,000 LISTENERS to LEARN TO BELIEVE THEMSELVES AGAIN.

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Devinder Paul Singh was born and raised in India. He has been dreaming of making films since the age of 17. He came to Canada to pursue his MBA at McGill University. For the past 11 years, he has been mostly living in Montreal where the artistic ambience, multiculturalism and unique identity inspired his work. Take Out was Devinder’s first short film which premiered at Cannes in 2011 and explored such diverse themes as multiculturalism and relationships in a postmodern society. It was also shown at couple of other European film festivals.

His second film, The Search, is a fantasy/thriller and takes a complete 180 degree turn from his first film in terms of exploring a different genre and style of filmmaking. The Search premiered at Cannes in 2013 and won the prestigious FAP grant from the National Film Board of Canada. The Search has till now played at five different International film festivals in Canada, US and Europe and is still doing the festival circuit. Devinder is influenced by such filmmakers as Stanley Kubrick, Woody Allen, Alfred Hitchcock, Billy Wilder, Michael Haneke, Jim Jarmusch and the Coen Brothers. He is currently working on developing his first feature film project.

Lp is all about words that sing. 

 

Take Me Dancin' is Lp Camozzi's 2nd adult single release.  It's the story of his married life and the planned title track of his first adult album. Some have commented that Take Me Dancin' has an old time country, live music feel brought to life with fiddle, harmonica, slide and acoustic guitars, bass and brush snare. All that's missing are the line dancers.  Who hasn't fallen in love on a dance floor?  

 

His first two CD's of original music for kids were entitled Even Kids Get the Blues and Even Kids Go Country. The third was supposed to be Even Kids Wanna Dance but the true dance stories in Lp's adult life evolve around women he'd danced with. So Take Me Dancin' will soon be followed by I Wish We Could Dance, On The Disco Floor and I Ain't Broke But I Sure Am Busted ...to name a few.  

 

Besides his voice, Lp's main instrument is blues harmonica, which he has played off and on for 40+ years.  He came to guitar late but plays a foot tapping rhythm acoustic guitar. And he's a mean spoons player.  

 

Lp loves bluegrass especially bluegrass singers.  Americana, folk and good old time country music fill his Lp record collection.  Admires and plays Springsteen, Neil Young, Hank Williams and Eagles covers.  

 

A father of three and grandfather of four, Lp is singing into his retirement career as a full time singer/songwriter and author.  He is also a published Tanka poet and author of three children's books.  Although born in the Kootenay Mountains of British Columbia, Lp currently lives in Montreal Canada with his French Canadian wife of 35 years.

 

Family, friends and a love of words. And Dancin'. That's Lp Camozzi.

 

Contact:

 

Lp Camozzi

Email:  lpcamozzi@gmail.com

Website:  lpcamozzi.com

Marnie Maguire is the co-author of Picture Perfect: The Story of Black's Photography published by the oldest independent publishing house in Canada, Goose Lane Editions. An independent spirit herself, she will soon unleash her latest work, A Lick of Fire, a novel in zine art form. Most of Marnie's own publications and zines are part magic realism/part poetic grunge; however, she also values all she has learned from writing more conventional pieces on commission. She has combined her experience as a writer with her doctoral research on social change, memory & the creative process to provide truly meaningful workshops and memoir consultations for a broad spectrum of aspiring authors, including street youth, teen mothers, corporate professionals, seniors, college and university students to name quite a few.