Millennials Meet World - Bridget Morrissey - 6/6/2018

Bridget Morrissey is a powerhouse of talent. Hailing from the streets of Oak Forest, Illinois, Bridget moved out to LA to pursue a career in acting but eventually realized her higher calling was writing. Cruz Castillo sits down with this brand new author as she breaks down her writing process for her brand new book "What You Left Me," her love of the Chicago Cubbies, and the influence the Morrissey clan has played in her writing. If you love the Van Halen song "Jump" then you'll definitely love this episode of MMW and her new book. For those looking for more info about What You Left Me visit: www.goodreads.com/book/show/327029…from_search=true

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The word ‘millennial’ tends to get a bad reputation. Though the generation may be seen as the defiant ones, we are out there protesting, speaking up, getting involved in politics, and more! Millennials Meet World, hosted by Cruz Castillo, is a show that delves into the psyche of what it means to be one of the most controversial generations in U.S. history. Each episode will explore what it means to be a millennial in this world through all its sub-cultures. Stay tuned!

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