Feb 24, 2018 Comments Off on Logan Lynn’s “My Movie Star” Featured in Skope Magazine
Just spotted our “My Movie Star” project in Skope Magazine. Read it online HERE, or check out the screenshot below:
Feb 23, 2018 Comments Off on WATCH: BuzzBands LA Premieres Logan Lynn and Jay Mohr’s “My Movie Star” Featurette (VIDEO)
Well, friends? It’s finally here.
Thanks to BuzzBands.LA for hosting the exclusive premiere of the “My Movie Star” Featurette I made with Jay Mohr, GLASYS, Kevin Forrest and a whole bunch of talented creatures. Watch it HERE or by clicking play in the transcript below.
From BuzzBands.LA: (2/22/2018)
Score one for the piano man.
The latest work from prolific and mercurial singer-songwriter Logan Lynn — the Portland-based writer, media personality and activist — comes in the way of “My Movie Star,” a 12 1/2-minute featurette soundtracked by three songs from Lynn’s forthcoming album. Co-produced by the songwriter’s champion, actor/comedian/radio host Jay Mohr, it tells the sweet story of an underdog lounge performer who might finally get his due. Read the rest of this entry »
Jan 26, 2018 Comments Off on Beyond Well: Radical Inclusion and the Mental Health Matters Movement
Hello Keep Oregon Well Community!
Since developing and launching the Keep Oregon Well: Mental Health Matters advocacy platform back in 2014, I have had the great pleasure of watching this big dream for the world transform into a bonafide social movement, thanks to all of you.
The Mental Health Matters network reaches over 1.5 million Oregonians every week through media, partnerships, supporters and spokespeople. Now in our 4th year, Keep Oregon Well continues to grow and expand the movement’s reach, engaging new voices, schools, partners and communities each step of the way.
As a survivor of early childhood sexual abuse myself, I have struggled with persistent suicidal ideation for as long as I can remember. There are still days where I do not want to live…but over the years I have found healing in my life. I see a future for myself now, and I am able to stay connected to that future, even during the inevitable hopeless times. This healing has come by way of massive waves of compassion from others, professional opportunities which have allowed me to cultivate personal safety and a feeling of self-worth, and a team of people who a decade ago convinced me to interact with and, ultimately, speak this big, scary truth about my experience in the world. That truth — hard as it may seem — has been an agent of change in my life since the moment I first allowed myself to really look at it. Read the rest of this entry »