
JIM BRATTON STOIC MINUTE 07 — THE PRESENT
In this episode of Stoic Minute, Jim Bratton reflects on Marcus Aurelius' reminder to "confine yourself to the present." The mind often drifts backward into memory or forward into anticipation. But wh...
9 Jun 57s

Galveston on the Map: Amber Calderon and the Discovery Map Story
Amber Calderon, owner/operator of Galveston Discovery Map, talks with Jim Bratton about taking over the familiar island map, distributing 300,000 print copies a year, expanding reach beyond Galveston,...
9 Jun 19min

Cate Black: Architecture, Old Homes, and What a House Wants to Be
Architect Cate Black joins the Jim Bratton Podcast for a thoughtful conversation about Galveston homes, historic renovation, residential architecture, and the responsibility of working with buildings ...
9 Jun 29min

The Art of the Entrance: Costumes, Headdresses, and Galveston Creativity
On this episode of The Jim Bratton Podcast, Jim sits down at the Marmo studio with two Galveston creatives: Megan Mayberry, artist and creator of Hurricane Headdress, and Elizabeth Ektefaei, a costume...
9 Jun 39min

Jim Bratton Stoic Minute. 06 — REPUTATION: Stop Living for Approval
06 — REPUTATION: Stop Living for Approval Description: Reputation is unstable; character is not.
25 Mai 1min

FOCUS YOUR INNER BITCH Episode 14 : ALONE, NOT LONELY
What if being alone isn't the problem? In this episode, Mary Bratton shares something most people struggle to understand: she lived alone for years—and was never lonely. This conversation explores ind...
24 Mai 20min

Marmo-Inside The Grand with Dori Bosnyak
Jim visits with Dori Bosnyak, marketing director at The Grand in Galveston, about her background, the history and personality of The Grand, upcoming performances, and what makes the venue such a speci...
12 Mai 29min

Jim Bratton Stoic Minute - Episode 5 Time -Stop Letting It Slip Away
t's not that we lack time—it's how we use it. In this Stoic Minute, Seneca's insight brings attention back to something simple and uncomfortable: where our time actually goes. A one-minute reflection ...
5 Mai 1min




















