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This time on Byrdman's Palm Beach Podcast learn to surf in North Palm Beach, rock out to Trezz Hombres a ZZ Top tribute band in Palm Beach Gardens, learn acting skills at Burt Reynolds Institute for Film & Theatre, Enjoy Opera in a West Palm Warehouse District, enjoy a Reggae exhibition in Pompano Beach, in Sunrise catch Paul Simon in concert at the BBT Center, & have a wild time at Jungle Island in Miami. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This is show is packed with fun things to do, Learn to surf in North Palm Beach, Enjoy Opera at a Warehouse District in West Palm Beach, catch the legendary Paul Simon in Sunrise at BBT Center, enjoy a Reggae exhibition in Pompano Beach, learn acting fundamentals at Burt Reynolds Institute in North Palm Beach and much more! Please enjoy and forward our podcast to everyone you like! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/byrdmans-palm-beach/message

Donna is an advocate for crimes against women, emphasizing the need to take personal responsibility for their own safety. To reach a wider audience, Donna writes and publishes a series of crime novels drawing from real live events and her journalistic experience. For the past 5 years, Donna has been writing an opinion column and is recurring guest editorials for local publications. In addition, she teaches writing, screenwriting, and editing at the Burt Reynolds Institute.

Aired Sunday, 17 April 2016, 2:00 PM ETWe shall discuss the value and necessity of the death midwife as an integral member of a dying patient’s team of caretakers. To discuss the specific area that “The Art of Death Midwifery” addresses. To discuss the spectrum of death. Then to transition into the new area of my work, which is crossing the threshold of death and now building a bridge between the “so-called living” and the so-called” dead, the community being formed.About the Guest Joellyn St. PierreJoellyn St. Pierre is an ordained interfaith minister with a spiritual doctorate in divinity focused on Death as a Transition. For 25 years she enjoyed a professional career in theatre with 7 Broadway shows to her credit, including “A Chorus Line,” and “Pippin,” national tours, regional, stock, dinner theatre, commercials, industrial shows and night clubs. She served as Director of Dance for the Burt Reynolds Institute for Theatre Training, founded a performing arts school in Orlando, FL, as well as teaching, directing and choreographing nationwide.When many of Joellyn’s dear friends and associates from theatre began dying from AIDS, her entire life changed. Death became an initiation into a new life; that of a death midwife. Since 1991, she served those dying and their loved ones throughout the country with various hospices, home health agencies and AIDS organizations. She also conducted workshops on the Art of Death Midwifery, a paradigm for communing with the dying, in particular, those deemed “unresponsive.”Now her work is evolving. As a result of her second Saturn return, and once more initiated by the death of a loved one, she was quite surprised to find herself being called to cross the threshold of death, to build a bridge between the so-called living and the so-called dead. She is being asked to develop skills she isn’t sure she possesses, those of a mediumistic nature, but is making that journey of discovery now. Heavily influenced by the work of Rudolf Steiner, she founded the Community of Spirits. Its purpose is to re-enliven, and vitalize the connection to the dead and the higher angelic hierarchies. Through that deep communion, the community will act as a conduit for the unrealized potential of the dead to flow into the physical world, to the evolvement and betterment of all. This is a fledgling community open to all with whom these ideas and goals resonate. It currently resides in cyberspace and will grow as she is inspired by her guides, teachers and angelic mentors.

EULOGY FOR MISS EULALIE by L. Shapley Bassen’s Performed by Kit Colbourn BIO: Kit Colbourn received her B.A. in Theatre, cum laude, at Florida State University after the prior two years at the University of California, Irvine School of Theatre; she has studied at HB Studios, NY and attended the Burt Reynolds Institute for Theatre Training. She also worked with and studied under Charles Nelson Reilly. She attended the School for Film & Television, working with Joan See, Judith Searcy, Barbara Gulan, Drew Birns, Barry Shapiro and others. Kit is a member of Actor’s Equity Association and Screen Actors Guild.www.airplay.online

EULOGY FOR MISS EULALIE by L. Shapley Bassen’s Performed by Kit Colbourn BIO: Kit Colbourn received her B.A. in Theatre, cum laude, at Florida State University after the prior two years at the University of California, Irvine School of Theatre; she has studied at HB Studios, NY and attended the Burt Reynolds Institute for Theatre Training. She also worked with and studied under Charles Nelson Reilly. She attended the School for Film & Television, working with Joan See, Judith Searcy, Barbara Gulan, Drew Birns, Barry Shapiro and others. Kit is a member of Actor’s Equity Association and Screen Actors Guild.www.airplay.online