issue 01
december 2020
“In this day and age, you truly must embrace what makes you happy, and I think that phys-
ical activity is so underrated. It always was, but right now, physical activity doesn’t mean you have to lift weights and sweat until you pass out. I’m talking about cycling or walking
around your block coupled with doing what you truly love is going to get us through this time. Socialize with those that you love either by phone or meeting up outside, just anything
that keeps you happy. My favorite quote from the iconic Beatles is ‘Life is very short and there was no time for fussing and fighting.’”
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mbi’ance Uncut stopped by to see how their longtime friend, Connie Romero was doing these days. Connie, who several years ago started a variety show in Philadelphia called, Connie’s Catch which was featured on a Philadelphia access station, showcased ordinary but interesting people in Philadelphia. “I started this
show in Philadelphia because I had done a little acting about twelve or thirteen years ago and a lot of my independent films were in and around Philadelphia, PA. So, it became clear to me that there are a lot of interesting people in Philly. I then figured since I was being taken there quite a bit on the weekends, I would find people, places and things to interview/showcase. At that time,
