2015-01

The Gaea Star Crystal Show

"The Gaea Star Crystal Radio Hour #143 is a drifting, intimate series of songs and improvisations featuring just Mariam Massaro on vocals, flute, ukelele and 12-string guitar and Bob Sherwood on piano and percussion. We begin with a languid, shifting prayer called "Oh, Night" and follow with a dedication to our friend Ana Wolf called "Radiant Rays Of Light". Next up is a series of excerpts delivered by Mariam to musical accompaniment from her upcoming book "Blessed By Light-Filled Love: The Celestial Teachings Of Ashento". Following the break we feature an improvisation called "Nurture Every Moment" featuring Mariam on dulcimer and finish with a winter reverie called "Ice Queen Arrived Today".

The Mind Health Coach with Leah Marie

Join Leah Marie as she covers 2 different topics.
In this first part of the Mind Health Coach Program, we will be covering different nutritional approaches to enhancing your immune system and reducing inflammation in the body. Different essential oils, spices and herbs can help improve your health naturally. The second half of the show will be dedicated to the energy of Gratitude in honor of the upcoming holiday.

Mind Health Matters with Dr. Bernie Siegel

Assisted suicide and death of Dr. Bernie’s family members… brain dead patients and what that taught him.

Heart Living with Dr. Cynthia Bischoff

Your Parents and You: The Impact of that Relationship on Your Life!
A family is more than a collection of related people--it is a “system,” a complex network in which each person affects the others in profound ways. We will discuss the impact of certain types of families on the child by exploring types of parents, including specific types of “toxic” parents and the effect on the child. We’ll also look at how your relationship with your parents has impacted your other relationships as well as steps a person can take to heal. This enlightening show is a must for understanding not only your family of origin dynamics, but also your current family dynamic.

Kids 4 Love Project Radio

Emily Kubin has been making a difference in the world, one hat at a time. Creating winter hats, scarves, afghans & gloves for the homeless & working poor. In December 2011, Emily, who was just 17, realized she could help the homeless & working poor in her community of Morristown, NJ, by knitting winter hats for them. On December 27, 2011, Emily’s Hats For Hope Initiative (EHFHI) was born.
In total, Emily has made, collected and donated over 15,000 winter hats! This number does not include the hats donated by her spinoffs nor the hundreds of scarves, afghans, etc that she has donated. Members of Emily’s Facebook group have created approximately 40 independent spinoffs of Emily’s Hats For Hope Initiative in the US, Canada, Denmark, and Australia. Emily’s long-term goal is to have a spinoff in every state & in every country. Hundreds of people from Emily’s Facebook page have sent hats, scarves, afghans, & yarn to us as donations.
Emily has received letters of recognition from NJ Assemblyman Anthony M. Bucco, NJ Governor Chris Christie, and Congressman Rodney Frelinghuysen. She was interviewed by Roseanne Colletti at NBC Studios in NYC on the Evening Nightly News With Chuck Scarborough in July 2012 and has been interviewed by The Daily Record, The Morris Newsbee, Morristown Patch, Parsippany Patch, and The Star Ledger (NJ newspapers). On March 8, 2013 Emily was interviewed on Ebru Today, an international TV news show. Emily was awarded the 2013 Phenomenal Woman Award, the 2013 Caring Student of the Year Award, the 2013 Points of Light Award, and was a 2013 Huggable Heroes Semi-Finalist. She was also chosen for the 2013 Governor’s Jefferson Award.
Through her dedication to helping others, Emily was accepted into the Civic Scholars Program at Drew University and is currently a sophomore there on full academic scholarship. She is actively recruiting other students from Drew to make winter hats for the homeless and for those in need. She is creating a program on campus where she has students bring home hats to their hometowns during their vacation and then donate them to their local food pantries and soup kitchens.
Please join Emily as she continues to make a difference in the world.
Website: http://emilyshatsforhopeinitiative.org/
Email: hats4hopeinitiative@yahoo.com
Facebook Pg: www.facebook.com/EmilysHatsForHopeInitiative
Twitter: https://twitter.com/EmilysHats4Hope
Our Practitioner Sarah Gardner
Yoga Reaches Out (YRO) is a 501(c)(3) public charity that makes a difference in the lives of children by raising funds for children’s organizations through yoga events.
YRO was founded by personal trainer and yogi Sarah Gardner of Wayland, Massachusetts. In the fall of 2010 YRO held its first Yogathon at Gillette Stadium’s Field House in Foxboro, Massachusetts. Close to 500 yogis practiced yoga in the New England Patriot’s training facility. Over $225,000 was raised for Boston Children’s Hospital and Yoga For Single Moms. Under one roof, men and women of all levels enjoyed a day of yoga, music, and fundraising. One of the guiding principles of Yoga Reaches Out is “seva,” the Sanskrit word for “selfless service.”
Since that first event, YRO has held annual Yogathons on both coasts as well as countless local events. To date, YRO has raised over one million and distributed those funds to numerous organizations focused on helping children and their families.
A Yogathon is a fundraising event that brings the yoga community together to aid organizations that help children and families. When YRO Founder Sarah Gardner realized that leading a fulfilling life must include a way to give back to her community, she knew yoga was the means to that important element of her life. She had a simple vision: people coming together to practice yoga, create community and use that energy to raise funds for children and families in need.
If you have yet to participate in a Yogathon, We are sure you will be ready to register for the next Yogathon in your area! Contact us!
http://www.yogareachesout.org/ info@yogareachesout.org

Healing Times Radio with Dr. Emmett Miller

A Conversation with Dr Roger Morrison- Homeopathy

Healing Times Radio with Dr. Miller

As you probably know from my recent book, Our Culture On The Couch – Seven Steps to Global Healing, I believe the only way out of our current mess is for us to stop being controlled by our world, but to bring forth the leadership potential within each of us.
So, this month we will focus on awakening this leader, on the power of the New Paradigm, and explore the potential of conversation as a transformative tool to leverage personal wisdom and spirit.
Juanita Brown Ph.D. with her partner, David Isaacs is the co-originator of The World Café, a pioneering approach to large-scale dialogue and collaborative inquiry being used in corporate, community, government, education, and multi-stakeholder settings around the globe. Hundreds of thousands of people on six continents have experienced the World Café to foster sustainable development, responsible business futures, conflict resol…ution, democratic leadership, and local community engagement around critical issues. Her award-winning book, The World Café: Shaping our Futures through Conversations that Matter, co-authored with her partner David Isaacs and the World Café Community has been translated into 10 languages, and has recently been released in mainland China.
Juanita developed her belief in the power of conversation and community to shape the future through her early years at the Na-Bolom Institute, a center for dialogue and action on indigenous issues and rainforest preservation in Chiapas, Mexico. Juanita was also a key architect in large-scale community development and outreach work with Cesar Chavez and the farm workers movement. She has applied her discoveries about the principles for building engaged communities to the co-evolution of the World Café as social innovation––using both living systems approaches and community development sensibilities to engage a growing global network of multi-generational hosts committed to creating collaborative dialogue and committed action around critical local, national and global issues.
Since 1974, Juanita has collaborated as a strategic thinking partner with senior corporate executives as well as non-profit leaders in the U.S., Latin America, Canada, Europe and the Pacific Rim, advising on large scale change initiatives and creating innovative forums for strategic dialogue around critical organizational and societal issues. Juanita is a Fellow of the World Business Academy and has served as a Senior Affiliate with both the MIT Center for Organizational Learning (now the Society for Organizational Learning) and the Institute for the Future. Her greatest joy, however, is when she finds herself alone in nature on the shores of Tomales Bay, California listening to the loons and seeing the white pelicans floating quietly through the mist.

Healing Times Radio with Dr. Miller

Midwifery is literally “as old as the hills”. With the movement towards delivering babies hospitals that occurred in the last century, midwives became rare. There has been a recent upsurge in the use of midwives, and not only because hospitals are becoming repositories of infection with “flesh eating bacteria” that are immune to antibiotic treatment (e.g., MRSA – Methicillin-Resistant Staph Aureus). Many couples are coming to the conclusion that having their baby at home, in familiar surroundings, with loved ones nearby, is a much more natural and wholesome procedure.
In nearly every human culture and society in the world, up until rather recently, it was women who were responsible for helping women give birth. Only in our culture, only in the last century or two, did we decide that childbirth should take place in the hospital where every other kind of physical trauma is treated.
Between the time my first son was born and now there has been an enormous movement away from having hospital births supervised by a physician, instead having them take place at home with the assistance of a midwife. Why burden the birthing process with an association with disease and illness, and why risk being that close to deadly infectious agents.
This episode features two guests, a mother and daughter who both happen to be midwives, and as you will learn, one has practiced for 40 years, and the other was present at her first birth at the age of 1 year! Alison Osborn and Daymora Taylor let us in on some of the history of midwifery, what it is, how this surge in popularity has happened, and their personal experience of attending births.

Healing From Within with Sheryl Glick

Jody Casella author of Thin Space which has won the award for this year’s Best Book for children and teens. Thin Space a fictional novel tells the story of a boy who lost his twin brother in a car accident and is in search of a Thin Space: a mythical point where the barrier between this world and the next is thin enough for a person to step through to the other side. The main characters in Thin Space are Marsh Windsor whose twin was killed in a car accident and he is consumed with guilt and crippled by the secrets of that fateful night.

Healing From Within with Sheryl Glick

John Murphy, author of Zentreprenuer. John is a speaker and business consultant drawing on his diverse collection of experiences as a corporate director, collegiate football player, spiritual mystic and management coach who has advised countless corporate clients on building businesses with presence. John will share his program of kaizen meetings, which offer the means for change and good results by developing greater teamwork through cooperation and through conquering limiting beliefs of the ego in order to access “zenergy” or a heart based awareness within the dynamics of the business process.