Leslie Landis's guest appearances

Leslie Landis

Pepperdine People Podcast

Inspirational Women

Judith Orloff

Lora Shahine

JJ Virgin

Susan Wise Bauer

Laura Gassner Otting

Teri Secrest

Nora Gedgaudas

Melissa Hartwig

Nancy Pearl

Susie Herrick

Vanessa McGrady

Pete Seeger

Geneen Roth

Deborah Santana

Scott Sumner

OwlTail

Leslie Landis is a licensed marriage and family therapist. Leslie has also been a legislative assistant to a U.S. senator, a teacher, financial planner, a bank trust officer, and an associate director in TV. And now Leslie is a new author. Her new book is: Chendell--A Natural Warrior. The focus is the environment, the health of the planet. The Superhero genre is sure to captivate and resonate with young people, but with all ages. "Little by little, a little bacomes a lot" is an African proverb which acts as a guide, and provides hope.www.chendell.com

Leslie Landis is a licensed marriage and family therapist. Leslie has also been a legislative assistant to a U.S. senator, a teacher, financial planner, a bank trust officer, and an associate director in TV. And now Leslie is a new author. Her new book is: Chendell--A Natural Warrior. The focus is the environment, the health of the planet. The Superhero genre is sure to captivate and resonate with young people, but with all ages. "Little by little, a little bacomes a lot" is an African proverb which acts as a guide, and provides hope.<br><br><a href="http://www.chendell.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.chendell.com</a>

6-23-19: Leslie Landis inspired by youth earth actions, writes Chendell, www.chendell.com

Leslie Landis, author of The Art of Overeating: A Bellyful of Laughs About Our Food Phobic Culture, finds humor in the battle between two American extremes: an obsession with calorie counting and self-indulgence. Director of Media Relations Ted Garcia, sits down with the clinical psychologist and Graduate School of Education and Psychology graduate to discuss the book, the obesity epidemic, and mac and cheese.

Episode 26 - Interview with Leslie Landis