Seeing the World Differently with James Robinson ’15

In this episode of Raider Ramble, host Drea Gallaga welcomes back North Shore Country Day alum James Robinson ’15, an Emmy-winning filmmaker and author of Whale Eyes: A Memoir About Seeing and Being Seen. James reflects on his time at NSCD and shares how his early experiences here helped shape his path into documentary filmmaking and storytelling.The conversation explores the inspiration behind Whale Eyes, an illustrated memoir about living with strabismus that invites readers to experience the world through James’s perspective. Drea and James discuss how the project evolved from a viral short film into an award-winning book, the creative collaboration behind it, and the power of storytelling to build empathy and understanding.James also reflects on the connections between film and writing, his work as a video producer with The New York Times Opinion, and offers thoughtful advice for students interested in pursuing creative careers with purpose.Tune in for a meaningful conversation about perception, narrative and the impact of sharing our stories.Links:Whale Eyeshttps://www.whaleeyes.org/How Life Looks Through My ‘Whale Eyes’https://www.whaleeyes.org/watch