Articles

79 - Jan/Feb 17

Dr. Joanne Martinez, DDS specializes in pediatric dentistry at Pediatric Smiles of Orange. In practice in Aliso Viejo since 1999, Dr. Martinez focuses on making a trip to the dentist a fun experience, as evidenced by the colorful murals at her new office on East... Read More →

Dr. Joanne Martinez, DDS specializes in pediatric dentistry at Pediatric Smiles of Orange. In practice in Aliso Viejo since 1999, Dr. Martinez focuses on making a trip to the dentist a fun experience, as evidenced... Read More →

79 - Jan / Feb 17

John Fowles Center for Creative Writing

In the novel, The French Lieutenant’s Woman, which inspired the movie with the same name, British author John Fowles writes, “We all write poems; it is simply that poets are the ones who write in words.” This idea that we all harbor stories within us to... Read More →

In the novel, The French Lieutenant’s Woman, which inspired the movie with the same name, British author John Fowles writes, “We all write poems; it is simply that poets are the ones who write in words.”... Read More →

79 - Jan / Feb 17

Jim Blaylock

Professor, Wilkinson College of Arts, Humanities & Social Sciences

Jim Blaylock When you have the good fortune to read a James P. Blaylock novel and find yourself traveling a serpentine path to meet offbeat, endearing characters and nefarious villains, you’re likely to reach a destination that feels foreign, yet familiar. Even though the award-winning... Read More →

Jim Blaylock When you have the good fortune to read a James P. Blaylock novel and find yourself traveling a serpentine path to meet offbeat, endearing characters and nefarious villains, you’re likely to reach a... Read More →

79 - Jan / Feb 17

Jayne Reich

View the work of artist/sculptor Jayne Reich, and while you’ll enjoy the form and figure of each piece, it’s the understanding on a soul level forged between the artist and her model that holds the message. Reich’s art, which doesn’t require and even rejects explanation,... Read More →

View the work of artist/sculptor Jayne Reich, and while you’ll enjoy the form and figure of each piece, it’s the understanding on a soul level forged between the artist and her model that holds the... Read More →

78 - Nov / Dec 16

The Wall Restaurant

Fixing & Feeding

A pour-it-yourself experience, The Wall Restaurant in Old Towne pairs more than 50 choices of craft beer with a menu of International Street Food. Pictured from left to right are co-founders/owners Ryan Sauter and Dan Martinez, along with Chapman University alum Zac Henson, who developed... Read More →

A pour-it-yourself experience, The Wall Restaurant in Old Towne pairs more than 50 choices of craft beer with a menu of International Street Food. Pictured from left to right are co-founders/owners Ryan Sauter and Dan... Read More →

78 - Nov / Dec 16

Dr. William Heide

Transcended by Music

As St. John’s Minister of Worship & Music, Dr. William Heide oversees all facets of the church’s music ministry, including the concert series that includes Christmas performances. Dr. William Heide Experience a worship service at St. John’s Lutheran Church, and you’re likely to find yourself... Read More →

As St. John’s Minister of Worship & Music, Dr. William Heide oversees all facets of the church’s music ministry, including the concert series that includes Christmas performances. Dr. William Heide Experience a worship service at... Read More →

78 - Nov / Dec 16

4th Street Market

with Ryan Chase

In Central Orange County during the late 1950s, an exodus from downtown areas like Santa Ana to the suburbs caused a decline in once vibrant city hubs as many people opted for living and shopping in newer suburban areas. Fast-forward five decades, however, and the... Read More →

In Central Orange County during the late 1950s, an exodus from downtown areas like Santa Ana to the suburbs caused a decline in once vibrant city hubs as many people opted for living and shopping... Read More →

78 - Nov / Dec 16

Field of Valor II

Field of Valor II When Art Medina walked onto the inaugural Field of Valor in Orange’s Handy Park last year, the U.S. Marine, who served three tours in Iraq, had a transformational experience. “As I entered the field, a gust of wind came, and all... Read More →

Field of Valor II When Art Medina walked onto the inaugural Field of Valor in Orange’s Handy Park last year, the U.S. Marine, who served three tours in Iraq, had a transformational experience. “As I... Read More →

78 - Nov / Dec 16

Medicare 101

When the time to switch to Medicare Insurance drew near, M. Fenderson experienced a lot of sleepless nights. “The process seemed so overwhelming and scary that I dreaded it and procrastinated on making the transition,” she says. “I thought it would be confusing and very... Read More →

When the time to switch to Medicare Insurance drew near, M. Fenderson experienced a lot of sleepless nights. “The process seemed so overwhelming and scary that I dreaded it and procrastinated on making the transition,”... Read More →

78 - Nov/Dec 16

Richard T. Bryant

Richard T. Bryant If you were to sum up the career of Richard T. Bryant, it would be as a facilitator of the arts. During his illustrious career that spans more than four decades, Chapman University’s Executive Director of the Musco Center for the Arts... Read More →

Richard T. Bryant If you were to sum up the career of Richard T. Bryant, it would be as a facilitator of the arts. During his illustrious career that spans more than four decades, Chapman... Read More →