Marin Living Magazine

2 months ago | marinlivingmagazine.com | Daniel Jewett

For local podcast host and creator Sara Payan, cannabis was a game changer and lifesaver during her battle with stage 3 colon cancer. It also wound up being a great topic to spark deeper conversations about life, death and everything in between. “I was not feeling well and suffering from cyclical vomiting and cramping. I had a colonoscopy and they found a tumor the size of a lemon,” says Payan, the current vice chair of the California Cannabis Advisory Committee.

Nov 15, 2024 | marinlivingmagazine.com | Keri Bridgwater

The appeal of Japan as a travel destination continues to soar, and connected by a 15-minute Shinkansen bullet train ride, two of its most sensational must-see “second cities” offer distinctly different experiences than megalopolitan capital Tokyo. With its ornate Buddhist temples and meditative Zen gardens, Kyoto provides a heart-and-soul snapshot of Old Japan, while port city Osaka stands out for its street food scene and neon-lit nightlife.

Oct 25, 2024 | marinlivingmagazine.com | Caitlin Hamer

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Oct 25, 2024 | marinlivingmagazine.com | Amber Turpin

For some of us, the idea of starting a motorsports organization might seem completely out of left field. But for Michelle Della Penna, daughter of legendary IndyCar team owner John Della Penna, the concept was second nature. Having grown up around the racetrack, immersed in all things motor and racing, Della Penna felt compelled to tap into that background as a tribute to her father after his death. But in a new, progressive way for the next generation.

Sep 27, 2024 | marinlivingmagazine.com | Amber Turpin

These four Marinites are making our community better, one intentional action at a time. Town of Residence: SausalitoOccupation: Aide to Marin County District 3 Supervisor Stephanie Moulton-PetersChangemaking Work: First African American woman to complete a westbound circumnavigation on a 33-foot sailing catamaran while homeschooling two children. When Did You Know You Loved Boats? I was born and raised in Springfield, Massachusetts, and started going to a sleepaway camp when I was 9.