Christine Aziz's guest appearances

Christine Aziz

The Inner Circle with Carrie Doll

The Gory Days

Aged Like Milk

Meghan King Edmonds

Sarah Marshall

Jasmine Star

Mike Lombardi

Wong Foo

Julie Newmar

Julie Daniluk

Mark Wahlberg

Erin Davis

Jen Esquer

Matt Jones

Thordis Elva

Courtney Buhler

Marianne Cantwell

Stacy Sims

OwlTail

Join your hosts David and Paris as they go back in time to 1975 and discuss 'Shampoo' with their guest, actress and entertainer Christine Aziz. This Los Angeles based romp features some very famous faces.  Listen in and laugh as we dive in!

Ep. 34: Shampoo (1975) with guest Christine Aziz

Christine Aziz is a brilliant Actor, Singer, Producer, and Writer in the New York area. Today, she joins Carrie to share the extremely personal and emotional story of finding strength and courage after a tragedy. Christine openly tells the story of an attack that happened to her one night in NYC, and her journey along the way to find healing and justice not only for herself, but others in the same position. She talks about why there is power in our vulnerability, empowerment in our darkest moments, and even a broader and richer life than we may have ever imagined. What You’ll Hear in This Episode: The magical energy of Brooklyn that pulled Christine from Canada to New York, and why she connects with the buzz of the city and its people. Christine’s experience of being attacked one night, and left with nothing but good friends around to rally and help her get back on her feet. Why Christine believes humanity is still good, and there are “more good apples than bad apples in the Big Apple.” What Christine felt like when she found out her attacker had gone for another victim, and her mission to bring them both justice. The trial and legal proceedings of her case, along with why she decided to attend the trial but not read her statement or connect with her attacker. What made Christine share her story on social media, and the emotional response she got back from her network. The powerful feeling of knowing her attacker was sentenced to 21 years, and her story mattered, and was heard. Resources that Christine found helpful for support and healing. Her play that came about by the inspiration of Beatrice Lillie, the Canadian-born British actress, singer and comedic performer. Christine’s hilarious and impressive accents. Quotes: “I’m lucky to have great friends.” “I wanted do whatever I could to help catch this guy.” “Sometimes bad guys do get caught, and victims get a sense of closure.” “I have a mission now. I want to help others to get some sort of justice. We all deserve that.” “There are resources available at your fingertips.” “I was able to find the silver lining by embracing the good people I met and the good results that came out of my experience.” “Life is a gift, and we owe it to ourselves to keep going and recognize the good people.” Mentioned: @AzizDoesNYC Christine Aziz Gabby Bernstein Crime Victims Treatment Center Beatrice Lillie Journey Into the Inner Circle: Carrie Doll @CarrieADoll - Twitter @carriedollconsulting - Instagram Carrie Doll - Facebook Please rate, review and follow the podcast! See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Christine Aziz is a brilliant Actor, Singer, Producer, and Writer in the New York area. Today, she joins Carrie to share the extremely personal and emotional story of finding strength and courage after a tragedy. Christine openly tells the story of an attack that happened to her one night in NYC, and her journey along the way to find healing and justice not only for herself, but others in the same position. She talks about why there is power in our vulnerability, empowerment in our darkest moments, and even a broader and richer life than we may have ever imagined. What You’ll Hear in This Episode: The magical energy of Brooklyn that pulled Christine from Canada to New York, and why she connects with the buzz of the city and its people. Christine’s experience of being attacked one night, and left with nothing but good friends around to rally and help her get back on her feet. Why Christine believes humanity is still good, and there are “more good apples than bad apples in the Big Apple.” What Christine felt like when she found out her attacker had gone for another victim, and her mission to bring them both justice. The trial and legal proceedings of her case, along with why she decided to attend the trial but not read her statement or connect with her attacker. What made Christine share her story on social media, and the emotional response she got back from her network. The powerful feeling of knowing her attacker was sentenced to 21 years, and her story mattered, and was heard. Resources that Christine found helpful for support and healing. Her play that came about by the inspiration of Beatrice Lillie, the Canadian-born British actress, singer and comedic performer. Christine’s hilarious and impressive accents. Quotes: “I’m lucky to have great friends.” “I wanted do whatever I could to help catch this guy.” “Sometimes bad guys do get caught, and victims get a sense of closure.” “I have a mission now. I want to help others to get some sort of justice. We all deserve that.” “There are resources available at your fingertips.” “I was able to find the silver lining by embracing the good people I met and the good results that came out of my experience.” “Life is a gift, and we owe it to ourselves to keep going and recognize the good people.” Mentioned: @AzizDoesNYC Christine Aziz Gabby Bernstein Crime Victims Treatment Center Beatrice Lillie Journey Into the Inner Circle: Carrie Doll @CarrieADoll - Twitter @carriedollconsulting - Instagram Carrie Doll - Facebook Please rate, review and follow the podcast! See Privacy Policy at <a href="https://art19.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">https://art19.com/privacy</a> and California Privacy Notice at <a href="https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info</a>.

Courage in Vulnerability with Christine Aziz