Robyn Lea's guest appearances

Robyn Lea

THE FOOD SEEN

Astrology for Leaders Podcast

John Mackey

John Bush

Sarah Suzuki

Gaby Dalkin

Priya Krishna

Alison Roman

Jody Williams

Adam Perry

Jon Bonné

Richard Betts

Joe Campanale

Tom Colicchio

Sean Brock

Tom Douglas

Matthew Lightner

OwlTail

Robyn Lea is author, photographer, truth-seeker, women’s rights advocate, designer and innovative change maker. She has published 6 books as photographer + writer plus another 10 which feature her photography. Her latest book – “A Room of her Own” published by Thames + Hudson, is, in my opinion, a Masterpiece. It’s a culmination of her amazing career and brings together her many talents.In one beautifully bound volume, Robyn takes you on an intellectual and visual journey as tells the stories of 20 creative women from across the globe. She weaves her talent for insightful, indepth questioning and writing as well as capturing beauty on film to reveal the truth behind these women and how their creativity has provided them a life rich with meaning and joy.In actual fact, the apple does not fall far from the tree. In conversation, using her Birth Chart as a basis for questioning, Robyn shares what inspired the creation of her latest book, how it came about, what drives her and how her own creative expression has healed her wounds.If you’re looking for some soul enriching listening and inspiration to get your creative juices going, then take 30 mins out of your day to listen to Robyn in conversation. She truly is inspirational!!

Robyn Lea is author, photographer, truth-seeker, women’s rights advocate, designer and innovative change maker. She has published 6 books as photographer + writer plus another 10 which feature her photography. Her latest book – “A Room of her Own” published by Thames + Hudson, is, in my opinion, a Masterpiece. It’s a culmination of her amazing career and brings together her many talents. In one beautifully bound volume, Robyn takes you on an intellectual and visual journey as tells the stories of 20 creative women from across the globe. She weaves her talent for insightful, indepth questioning and writing as well as capturing beauty on film to reveal the truth behind these women and how their creativity has provided them a life rich with meaning and joy. In actual fact, the apple does not fall far from the tree. In conversation, using her Birth Chart as a basis for questioning, Robyn shares what inspired the creation of her latest book, how it came about, what drives her and how her own creative expression has healed her wounds. If you’re looking for some soul enriching listening and inspiration to get your creative juices going, then take 30 mins out of your day to listen to Robyn in conversation. She truly is inspirational!!

Robyn Lea, Author & Photographer

Jackson Pollock

On today’s episode of THE FOOD SEEN, Robyn Lea has worked as a photographer, writer and director of the past 20 years, shot branded films for Peroni Nastro Azzurro, and self published an art book chronicling her years of living and working in Milan, titled “Milan: Discovering Food, Fashion and Family in a Private City”. Her latest work focuses on the abstract impressionist painter Jackson Pollock, chronicling his familiar recipes oft cooked at the Pollock-Krasner residence in East Hampton. Pollock’s mother Stella would make Potato Pancakes with Long Island’s bumper crop, while he dug for Cherrystone Clams Accabonac Creek to serve with Garlic &amp; Dry Vermouth. Pollock was also know for baking classic rye breads and award winning apple pies, which find their home in “Dinner With Jackson Pollock: Recipes, Art &amp; Nature”, a collection Robyn gathered from handwritten recipe cards, and old family cookbooks, featuring over 90 desserts, and early raw food diets. All this from a man who didn’t try spaghetti until he was 18, yet changed the way the world saw paint splatter. This program was brought to yo by Whole Foods Market    “I basically got permission to leave university and that was the beginning of this crazy culinary journey” [3:15] ———-Robyn Lea on The Food Seen

On today’s episode of THE FOOD SEEN, Robyn Lea has worked as a photographer, writer and director of the past 20 years, shot branded films for Peroni Nastro Azzurro, and self published an art book chronicling her years of living and working in Milan, titled “Milan: Discovering Food, Fashion and Family in a Private City”. Her latest work focuses on the abstract impressionist painter Jackson Pollock, chronicling his familiar recipes oft cooked at the Pollock-Krasner residence in East Hampton. Pollock’s mother Stella would make Potato Pancakes with Long Island’s bumper crop, while he dug for Cherrystone Clams Accabonac Creek to serve with Garlic &amp; Dry Vermouth. Pollock was also know for baking classic rye breads and award winning apple pies, which find their home in “Dinner With Jackson Pollock: Recipes, Art &amp; Nature”, a collection Robyn gathered from handwritten recipe cards, and old family cookbooks, featuring over 90 desserts, and early raw food diets. All this from a man who didn’t try spaghetti until he was 18, yet changed the way the world saw paint splatter. This program was brought to yo by Whole Foods Market “I basically got permission to leave university and that was the beginning of this crazy culinary journey” [3:15] ———-Robyn Lea on The Food Seen

Episode 232: Robyn Lea’s “Dinner With Jackson Pollock”