Julie Winn is an artist, musician, advocate, mother, social media manager and a long-time resident of Burlington, VT.

Her digital artwork is a unique blend, combining technology and her passion for photography and nature. Julie’s art focuses on landscapes, plants, and animals and often captures the symmetry and fractal patterns found in the natural world.

Julie's music has been described as clever, emotional, and deep. Drawing on her experiences in politics, social work, activism, and community service, Julie writes insightful lyrics and sings with sincerity and soul. Influenced by musicians of the 1960’s including Bob Marley, John Lennon, Joan Baez, and Bob Dylan, Julie’s music echoes the continued struggles for social and economic justice.

In this episode, Julie shares about

• Her journey with social media and sharing her authentic self
• Supporting her father through his battle with Parkinson's Disease
• Overcoming the odds and growing together with her spouse
• Managing her battle with Trigeminal Neuralgia
• and creating a legal bill to protect people with food allergies in the public setting.

Julie can be reached through her website: juliewinnart.com, check out her music on Itunes here and check out her tiktok channel here. For more information and to donate to the World Parkinson Coalition click here!