Podcasts about Red Road

This is right near the one year anniversary of The Great Escape. We are only at Chapter Six so it's going to be one long and wild ride.Back in January of this year Phantom Phil read the latest book from one of his favourite researchers Dean Henderson...it can be purchased here:https://www.amazon.ca/Royal-Bloodline-Wetiko-Great-Remembering/dp/This ended up being a philosophical game-charger in a number of different ways. One of them was the introduction of the concept from the Lakota tribe known as Walking The Good Red Road. A more in depth definition comes from this site.http://spirithorsenation.orgThis path could change the state of humanity's consciousness if taken to and applied properly. So find out about it's benefits and how dark forces (likely not of this Earth) got us all off the path in the first place.Connect with Unexplained Inc. here:www.unexplainedinc.com

Summer is late in the city I stay in. There are discussions about it but no conclusions. Some say - enjoy the extended spring. Nobody minds, as there are high winds coming in from the south-west, and windows rattle. There is more time to get the air conditioners serviced.   But the intimations of summer have not ceased.   Much before the papers announced the hot days ahead, the mornings had started to get more humid. Joggers knew. Windows in cars started being closed and the air conditioning cranked up. Summer bushes along walking paths started flowering. Pink Bougainvillea, red frangipanis, yellow elders. Flower beds had amaranths, salvias and hollyhocks nodding away delightedly. And as I went to office, Red Road and the Victoria Memorial complex was strewn with gorgeous gulmohur and amaltas, the golden yellow shower tree, the purple jacaranda and the flaming royal poinciana. My drives every morning were ablaze with colour.   And I knew though it was a welcome, things would unravel in different ways. The tar on the roads would start to melt, as would the barely hidden anger on the edges of side streets. People would tend to get tired faster and more irritated. Fuses would ignite and punches landed. Relationships would begin to unravel and truths told in harsh tones. People would fall into lust more than they fell in love. And there would be too many misdemeanours conducted by common people in commonplace ways.   But legendarily people understand. Even as they fight and argue, they understand that the heat is a character in every situation. People make plans to go to the hills but some refuse. Summers are when they reveal themselves to their own. They write their most honest poetry. And understand the enormity of their misdemeanours- and do not hesitate to ask for forgiveness.   Springs just make you glad, happy to be alive, perky without reason. Autumns are for deep depression, to think of the worst life has every given as just desserts: it's the time for seeking redemption. Winters are to freeze inside, to not reveal oneself. Everyone is too embroiled in one's own battles of seeking succour and warmth, to be able to think of being benevolent.   But summer is when we allow everything to fall apart. Our clothes, our defences, our truths, our untruths. Even as the most iridescent flowers burst uncontrollably in colours which sometimes hurt the eyes, something soft inside wants to tell truths. It seems easier to give in then rebel, or wallow in stories with long lives. It's good to be ordinary and open.   Summers are the time for both passions and truths to find their own paths of destruction or redemption. Whilst other seasons are one dimensional, summers are when the roads get forked, ready to form - or destroy you.   If you liked this poem, consider listening to these other poems on the the seasons of our world and lives -  Those Days of a Lost Summer In the Winter of Our Relationships The Passing of Autumn Follow me on Instagram at @sunilgivesup. Get in touch with me on uncutpoetrynow@gmail.com   The details of the music used in this episode are as follows - Sehnsucht by Sascha Ende Summer Dream Instrumental by Sascha Ende Link: https://filmmusic.io/en/song/Sehssucht Link: https://filmmusic.io/en/song/Summer_dream_instrumental Licence:  https://filmmusic.io/standard-license

In this deeply reflective episode, Kaleah explores the art of surrender and what it truly means to walk the soul path in a world driven by ego, achievement, and material gain. Drawing upon personal experience, spiritual insight, and the wisdom of “The Good Red Road,” she shares how letting go of control and aligning with your authentic self can lead to true abundance, purpose, and peace. You'll discover:

Le 1er janvier 2025 sortait Bird, le dernier film de la réalisatrice britannique Andrea Arnold. Un film qui poursuit sa veine de réalisme social, tout en s'aventurant du côté de l'onirisme. Alors, la sortie de Bird nous a donné envie de nous réunir pour parler de la carrière d'Andrea Arnold, figure de proue du cinéma indépendant britannique, héritière du naturalisme de Ken Loach, et aussi grande passionnée des images de la nature.Chapitrage :05:37 : Red Road (2006)17:55 : Fish Tank (2009)37:39 : Les Hauts de Hurlevent (2011)56:31 : Bird (2025)Animation, réalisation, montage, son : Mariana AgierParticipantes : Alicia Arpaïa, Mariana Agier, Léon Cattan, Lisa DurandGénérique : © SorocinéMusique : © Antonin Agier et Hugo CardonaPhoto : © RankinHébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

Goldylocks Productions presents Spiritual Insight with Tiffany White Sage WomanTiffany White Sage Woman is a Cosmic Heart Healing, Quantum Healing Facilitator and a Holistic Health and Wellness Professional. She is also a Spiritual Intuitive and ordained Metaphysical Inter-Denominational Minister.She is the Owner of Goldylocks Temple of Healing and Goldylocks Productions. Tiffany produces Live Streamed Shows, Podcasts, and Events for those in the Spiritual, Metaphysical and Holistic Professions.http://www.whitesagewoman.com  Special Guests: Rev. Lea Chapin and Pam Silver EagleRev. Lea Chapin MS.Ed holds a Master of Science Degree in Counselor Education and a Bachelor of Science in Psychology with over 40 years of experience as a psychotherapist, spiritual counselor and teacher, author, podcast/radio host and associate pastor. In 1993, Rev. Lea began receiving Divinely inspired messages from the Ascended Masters and Angelic realm. She began teaching the Universal teachings of the Ascended Masters in workshops and classes. As a Divine Channel for spirit, Rev. Lea helps her clients understand their life's issues and soul challenges as part of their soul ascension process. Most recently, her ministry has taken her traveling to sacred sites around the globe to promote Peace upon the planet!https://leachapin.comPam Silver Eagle is a Sacred Warrior of the Rainbow Prophecy and she walks the “Red Road.” She is a gifted Medicine Woman, Galactic Shaman, Wayshower, Earth Guardian, and a Spiritual Wellness (Mind, Body, Soul, Spirit) Guide who carries the Ancient Wisdom and the understanding of how all Living Beings are interconnected and meant to co-exist in the Great Web of Life. It is with much passion and dedication to her Soul Mission, that she assists others in connecting, healing and remembering this truth.https://www.facebook.com/PamSilverEagle Become a member at https://plus.acast.com/s/goldylocks-productions. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode of Project Mindfully Outdoors, host Mike Martin delves into the profound concept of walking the red road. This metaphorical journey represents a path of spiritual growth, accountability, and connection to the land, communities, and oneself. Mike discusses how the Red Road is rooted in Indigenous cultures and its significance in fostering a holistic lifestyle. Listeners will learn about the principles that guide this path, including respect, humility, and the importance of harmony with nature. Mike shares personal anecdotes and interviews with guests who embody the essence of walking the red road in their daily lives. They also explore practical tips for integrating mindfulness and intentional living into our outdoor experiences. Join Mike as he encourages us to embrace this journey, reflecting on its transformative power in promoting mental clarity, emotional balance, and sustainable living. Whether you are an outdoor enthusiast or simply looking to deepen your connection with nature, this episode provides valuable insights to inspire your own walk along the red road. Tune in for a thoughtful exploration that bridges spirituality and the great outdoors. Links Project Mindfully Outdoors Support for today's episode comes from Caliber Coffee Save 10% with code OUTDOORS Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode of Project Mindfully Outdoors, host Mike Martin delves into the profound concept of walking the red road. This metaphorical journey represents a path of spiritual growth, accountability, and connection to the land, communities, and oneself. Mike discusses how the Red Road is rooted in Indigenous cultures and its significance in fostering a holistic lifestyle. Listeners will learn about the principles that guide this path, including respect, humility, and the importance of harmony with nature. Mike shares personal anecdotes and interviews with guests who embody the essence of walking the red road in their daily lives. They also explore practical tips for integrating mindfulness and intentional living into our outdoor experiences. Join Mike as he encourages us to embrace this journey, reflecting on its transformative power in promoting mental clarity, emotional balance, and sustainable living. Whether you are an outdoor enthusiast or simply looking to deepen your connection with nature, this episode provides valuable insights to inspire your own walk along the red road. Tune in for a thoughtful exploration that bridges spirituality and the great outdoors. Links Project Mindfully Outdoors Support for today's episode comes from Caliber Coffee Save 10% with code OUTDOORS Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Today, I'm sitting down with Poranguí, a world-renowned musician and healer who's mastered the art of blending music, spirituality, and ancestral sounds to create truly transformative experiences. We dive deep into how polyrhythms tell the stories of our cultures, his path to sobriety on the Red Road, and the profound lessons he's gained from plant medicine. Through both sound and spirit, Poranguí's all about creating intentional spaces where we can connect more deeply, heal, and leave feeling whole.DISCLAIMER: This podcast is for educational purposes only and not intended for diagnosing or treating illnesses. The hosts disclaim responsibility for any adverse effects from using the information presented. Consult your healthcare provider before using referenced products. This podcast may include paid endorsements.THIS SHOW IS BROUGHT TO YOU BY:ION* | | Go to lukestorey.com/ion and use code LUKE20 for 20% off the entire site! AND…SUNLIGHTEN | Save up to $600 when you go to get.sunlighten.com/lukestorey and use code LUKESTOREY in the pricing form.AND…LEELA QUANTUM TECH | Go to leelaq.com and use the code “LUKE10” for 10% off their product line.AND…BEAM MINERALS | Use code “LUKE” for 20% off your order at beamminerals.com.MORE ABOUT THIS EPISODE:(00:00:08) Respecting the Origins of the Rhythms That Move Us(00:30:13) How the Frequency of Substances Influences the Energy of a Live Show(00:44:11) Music Is Medicine: Creating a Healing Energy Field Through Live Music(00:59:46) Poranguí's Multicultural Upbringing(01:07:28) Exploring the Societal Impact of Circumcision & Challenging the Status Quo(01:32:32) Poranguí's Plant Medicine Initiation & Path to Creating Music(01:57:59) Reverently Pursuing Plant Medicine & Honoring RitualsResources:• Website: porangui.com• Instagram: @porangui• Shop all our merch designs at lukestoreymerch.com• Check out Gilded By Luke Storey: gildedbylukestorey.com• Join me on Telegram: https://t.me/lukestoreyThe Life Stylist is produced by Crate Media.

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Ibiza is an island of contrasts. A place which triggers thoughts of raucous partying, superstar DJs and excess. But it's also an area of raw natural beauty, rugged hills, with a rich spiritual history. No-one knows this duality better than Kim Booth - she's experienced both faces of the Balearic paradise island. Kim first visited as a party go-er tourist and 30 years on, she's now a resident offering an alternative side to Ibiza. This tiny island island swells from a few hundred thousand residents, to over a million when tourists flock there over the summer months. But what pressure does this put on the people and the nature of Ibiza? After working in PR and for some of the biggest names in the music industry like superclub Pacha and dance label Defected Records, Kim chose a different path. Facing personal traumas in her life with the loss of her mum and her brother being murdered, Kim turned away from the parties and discovered the Red Road indigenous teachings. After experiencing this wisdom in Central and South America, her life mission changed. She brings healers and musicians from around the world to provide an alternative experience for those looking to “go inwards” - on an island full of people “losing themselves.” But is it realistic to unite these two worlds together in one of the busiest, commercial hotspots in the world? Reporter Amber Haque travels to Ibiza to witness the coming together of ancient, indigenous practices, on the tourist-packed island that is full of modern conflicts. Presenter: Amber Haque Producer: Rajeev Gupta Editor: Miriam Williamson Production Coordinator: Mica Nepomuceno

In this powerful episode of Project Mindfully Outdoors, host Mike Martin delves into the profound lessons learned from his journey on the red road. Reflecting on life after shedding the mask he once wore, Mike unpacks the evolution of his choices regarding the people and influences he welcomes into his sphere. Once driven by the fear of solitude, he candidly shares that he would beg for connection, trading his self-worth for companionship. Yet, through introspection and the wisdom of the red road, he's discovered the transformative power of solitude—a space that invites confidence and strength of character. Mike articulates the liberation found in choosing not to occupy empty spaces with voices that lack commitment. He emphasizes that life is too precious to cling to relationships out of fear, urging listeners to recognize their intrinsic value. Join him as he explores the importance of setting boundaries and moving forward, anchored by the understanding that true fulfillment begins with the courage to be alone. Tune in and embrace the journey of self-discovery and empowerment.   Links My Medic Promo Code PROJECTOUTDOORS15 Project Mindfully Outdoors

In this powerful episode of Project Mindfully Outdoors, host Mike Martin delves into the profound lessons learned from his journey on the red road. Reflecting on life after shedding the mask he once wore, Mike unpacks the evolution of his choices regarding the people and influences he welcomes into his sphere. Once driven by the fear of solitude, he candidly shares that he would beg for connection, trading his self-worth for companionship. Yet, through introspection and the wisdom of the red road, he's discovered the transformative power of solitude—a space that invites confidence and strength of character. Mike articulates the liberation found in choosing not to occupy empty spaces with voices that lack commitment. He emphasizes that life is too precious to cling to relationships out of fear, urging listeners to recognize their intrinsic value. Join him as he explores the importance of setting boundaries and moving forward, anchored by the understanding that true fulfillment begins with the courage to be alone. Tune in and embrace the journey of self-discovery and empowerment.   Links My Medic Promo Code PROJECTOUTDOORS15 Project Mindfully Outdoors

Taylor Howe is the co-owner of Rocky Mountain Pilates and Yoga in Lafayette CO. Her adoption into the Lakota people and discovery of the Red Road punctuates a journey through alcoholism, addiction, and eating disorder that began at the age of 13. She currently lives in a farmhouse with her husband, her mother, and her daughter Lily as well as five rescue dogs and two rescue bunnies. She is 21 years sober.In this conversation with Taylor we discuss:How her first experiences with alcohol were "different" than most peopleThe fast descent into addictionGetting kicked out of her homeHow a trip to Thailand proved transformativeDiscovering pilates and movement practicesBecoming adopted into the Lakota people...and more!Learn more about Taylor on her website.Support Terrain Theory on Patreon! Our recently-launched member platform gives you access to a ton of free & exclusive content. Check it out: https://www.patreon.com/TerrainTheoryTerrain Theory episodes are not to be taken as medical advice. You are your own primary healthcare provider.If you have a Terrain Transformation story you would like to share, email us at ben@terraintheory.net.Learn more at www.terraintheory.netMusic by Chris Merenda

Linda Held's first published book, "Unexpected Adventures in Shamanism: A Suburban Mom's Journey On the Red Road". You can order her book on Amazon.com; Group shared recent Lion's Gate Portal experience; Earth 7 Chakras & Dragon Ley Lines; Guided meditation on Full Moon Pure, Silver, White Liquid Light

Join the crew at Kapital K subs in the 4th quarter to talk about maintaining long term recovery/walking the Red Road

Today I speak with my friend and exceptional filmmaker Ellie Foumbi, about her Independent Spirt Award-nominated 'Our Father The Devil,' which is now on the Criterion Channel following a premiere at last year's Venice International Film Festival. We also discuss the influence of Andrea Arnold's film 'Red Road' (2006) on her work.We reminisce about our initial meeting and collaboration in 2012, mutual connections in the industry, and Ellie's process of making an effective micro-budget thriller - which involves the balance of intrigue, character development, and a clear antagonist to create tension and engage the audience. Ellie shares her thoughts on the future of cinema, the significance of her work being featured on Criterion, and the importance of patience and honing one's skills through short films and workshops. What Movies Are You Watching?Like, subscribe and follow us on our socials @pastpresentfeature

Earth Chakras IntroductionLinda's new book, Unexpected Adventures in Shamanism: A Suburban Mom's Journey On the Red Road on Amazon NOWKindle edition: ONLY $0.99 and paperback ONLY $14.99

Listen to the second episode with Australian chiropractor, Dr. Richard Singer... this episode is a much more sobering episode as he tells his tale of many hardships he endured before he became a wildly successful chiropractor. What is most inspiring is that he kept on this 'Red Road' and is now an absolute inspiration to all of us!

Dr. Oscar Perez is fueled by an unwavering passion for the Red Road, a path that resonates with his very soul. His profound commitment to this journey is not just a decision, but a profound calling. Join us as we explore the significance of addressing past traumas to foster spiritual growth and healing. LISTEN / SUBSCRIBE TO THE PODCAST apple podcasts:⁠⁠⁠⁠https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/were-oblivious/id1689924385⁠⁠⁠⁠ spotify:⁠⁠⁠⁠https://open.spotify.com/show/233w4YDUl5gJO5gHuphtWF?si=8591ba6dfec6467d⁠⁠⁠⁠ google:⁠⁠⁠⁠https://podcasts.google.com/feed/aHR0cHM6Ly9hbmNob3IuZm0vcy9kYWZmZTc2MC9wb2RjYXN0L3Jzcw⁠⁠⁠⁠ CONNECT WITH REUBEN Instagram:⁠⁠⁠⁠https://www.instagram.com/reubenbradshaww/⁠⁠⁠⁠ Tik Tok:⁠⁠⁠⁠https://www.tiktok.com/@reubenbradshaww ⁠⁠⁠⁠ Facebook: ⁠⁠⁠⁠https://www.facebook.com/reubenbradshaww ⁠⁠⁠⁠ Twitter:⁠⁠⁠⁠https://twitter.com/reubenbradshaww⁠⁠⁠⁠ CONNECT WITH DR PEREZ HERE Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tendingthefires/ Tending the Fires website: https://www.tendingthefires.com/ Dr Perez's book The Flowering War: https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B0CPQ1PBJP/ref=tmm_kin_swatch_0?ie=UTF8&qid=&sr= I LOVE MAIL! SEND IT HERE: 289 S 300 E St Orem, UT 84058 United States #wereoblivious #reubenbradshaw

Large patches of red paint on roads in Herne Bay as part of a new 20 mile per hour zone have been branded 'ugly and lurid'.The markings have appeared at nine junctions in the town.The boss of a dairy farm near Dover has been telling us about the huge financial impact of the Bluetongue outbreak.A control zone's been in force after the virus was identified in cows in Canterbury back in November.12,000 people have now signed a petition calling for courses at the University of Kent to be saved.Last month we told you a consultation's underway into plans to stop running nine of them - and cutting almost 60 staff.A former English teacher from Tunbridge Wells has written a book inspired by her experience in a cult.Anthea Church spent 20 years in group Brahma Kumaris.A business owner has revealed why he has decided to expand into a high street despite shops closing throughout the county at an alarming rate.Compton's Kitchens started in Faversham about 12 years ago and is now launching its third showroom in Tenterden.And a gluten-intolerant baker who struggled to find her passion in life has finally opened her own store.Mia Dahl recently launched a traditional Danish bakery called "Blomst" on Hartnup Street in Maidstone.

Bobbie Rezneck Calkins (Rez) and Kristina Bloom are the co-hosts of Red Road Paranormal Podcast available on You Tube. Rez is with CAPS Cryptids, Anomalies, and the Paranormal Society.Kristina Bloom is the author of: Intuitive You:https://www.amazon.com/Intuitive-You-Psychic-Personal-Development/dp/173427980X/ref=sr_1_1?crid=3G3UFBNY48DFV&keywords=Kristina+Bloom&qid=1707328533&sprefix=kristina+bloom%2Caps%2C101&sr=8-1Wisdom for the Age of Ascenion:https://www.amazon.com/Wisdom-Age-Ascension-Channeled-Intelligence/dp/1734279842/ref=sr_1_3?qid=1707328708&refinements=p_27%3AKristina+Bloom&s=books&sr=1-3&text=Kristina+BloomRed Road Paranormal Podcast:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC1kt5ZKxCM1so_-NQJpbmagRate and review Ghosts InThe Valley Podcast on Apple:https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/ghosts-in-the-valley/id1468748177Artwork: Cheryl HeathMusic: Energetic Music

Join the crew this week as we discuss Step 2 of the Red Road

Join the crew this week as Craig Doney joins us and we discuss Step 1 of walking the Red Road

Updated: 4:45 p.m.The city of Minneapolis began clearing Camp Nenookaasi, a large encampment of unsheltered people, just before noon Thursday.More than 100 people have been living in tents and other temporary structures at Camp Nenookaasi for months. Most of the residents who have been living at the encampment are Native people.Police waited into the late morning for people to move out. There were no apparent confrontations between residents and police.Residents of the camp, located near the intersection of 23rd Street and 13th Avenue, started folding tents and gathering belongings after a pre-dawn breakfast. The mood was somber then purposeful as the sun came up.   As the day progressed, people gathered for a news conference held by the camp. The gathering included camp organizer Nicole Mason, Minneapolis council members Jason Chavez and Elliott Payne, Rep. Aisha Gomez, DFL-Minneapolis, residents and others.Tribal leadership also spoke. Red Lake Nation Tribal Secretary Sam Strong described the need for a healing center to be built in the area as an option for those needing services, and the Red Lake Nation being a partner in that pursuit.“Today is about creating a future where we can build this healing center,” said Strong. “The Red Lake Nation is committed to being that partner, to build a space where our people can go when it gets cold, to build a space where our people can learn and relearn our language, our culture, our way of life, the tools to bring them back into society, to bring them on the Red Road. And to do that, we need the cooperation of state, city, federal partners.”A Metro Transit bus was reportedly onsite to transport people leaving the camp to a warming center. Regina Medina updates Tom Crann on All Things Considered about the clearing of Camp Nenookaasi by Organizations in the area have expressed their concerns about the encampment. Sharon Day is the executive director of the Indigenous Peoples Task Force, which operates a housing complex adjacent to the encampment. Day outlined support of the camp's closure in a press release and listed several concerns related to the camp.“We are aware of the over 100 police reports, including sexual assault, human trafficking, other violence and drug trafficking,” wrote Day. “We are concerned about the fires burning within feet of residential buildings, including buildings clad in cedar. We have had vandalism including our vehicle being drilled to access fuel.” The Indigenous Peoples Task Force supports government leadership providing more resources for housing.Late last week, Minneapolis officials set the latest date for closure of the camp for Thursday morning. The city had previously delayed the closing twice because it was working to find places for camp residents to live, at least temporarily.   Camp organizer Nicole Mason said she will continue to work on their behalf. “My goal and their goal have not changed. They all want housing. We want the healing center. They want recovery,” Mason said. Many people in the camp struggle with opioid use disorder. A city of Minneapolis spokesperson said in a statement earlier in the week that dozens of former Nenookaasi residents are in more stable housing situations. For many residents, their next move is unknown. Some may take their belongings to another location nearby, others may relocate to one of the shelter beds provided by the city and county. A city spokesperson previously said that local shelters will make 90 beds available to camp residents.Two residents of the camp tried to stop the closure, but a federal judge denied their request for a halt late Wednesday. The residents said in part that the eviction would affect their health and that there were no clear plans to preserve their belongings.  

JC Reflects on his accomplishment of walking the Red Road for 10 years

Chris Allaun has been studying witchcraft, magick, and paganism since 1992. He is one of the founders and an ordained minister with The Fellowship of the Phoenix. He has been an initiate of Traditional Witchcraft since 2002. He is also a Native American Pipe Carrier and studies that path of the Red Road. He teaches classes and workshops on magick, healing, shamanism, and necromancy. He has been teaching and writing for many years. He is the author of Underworld: Shamanism, Myth, and Magick, Deeper Into The Underworld: Death, Ancestors, and Magical Rites, and Upperworld: Shamanism and Magick of the Celestial Realms. He continues to study and teach the magickal arts to those who seek to balance the three worlds in their own lives. find out more at www.chrisallaun.com

Today's guest is my dear and beloved brother, Salvador Villalobos. Salvador has been walking the Camino Rojo and working intimately with the sacred plant medicines of the Americas, and their traditions, for over 25 years. Originally from Mexico, but now living in the breathtaking cloud forest of Mindo, Ecuador. Salvador is one of the guardians of Hayulima Spiritual Sanctuary; a beautiful and sacred land which welcomes people of all backgrounds to reconnect with nature and themselves, and to safely experience the healing potential of master plant medicines such as Ayahuasca, San Pedro, Peyote, and other ancestral ceremonies. In this episode Salvador and I explore his life long journey into the profound realms of plant medicines and the healing that can be found through ceremony. We discuss the importance of forming a genuine relationship to the natural world around us, the process of meeting and receiving the blessings of his Elders, the transformational power of Ayahuasca, and advice for the younger generation who wishes to work with these sacred plant medicines. We also venture into Salvador's journey of now being a leader of Vision Quest, a potent ritual involving fasting, prayer, and introspection which serves as a doorway to self-discovery and spiritual growth. Beyond the realms of his personal journey, our conversation navigates towards Salvador's vision for the future. His love for his daughters and his aspiration to sculpt a better world for them shines through as he shares the story behind the creation of Hayulima Spiritual Sanctuary and the vision he holds for this land. Recorded December 2022 at Hayulima Spiritual Sanctuary | Mindo, Ecuador0:00 Intro 5:59 Journey of Spirituality in Mexico 21:15 Finding Purpose in Nature and Plant Medicines 30:48 Reconnecting to our True Essence through Ancestral Practices 44:00 Guidance for the Younger Generation Working with Plant Medicines 54:39 Developing a Healthy Relationship With Ayahuasca 1:02:46 The Power of Ayahuasca 1:15:01 Ayahuasca's Meaning and the Power of Song 1:32:21 The Tradition and Power of Vision Quest 2:12:00 The Creation and Vision of Hayulima Spiritual Sanctuary 2:25:27 The Gift of FatherhoodWatch on YouTube:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GmLQguJPOzkVisit Hayulima's website if you wish to join one of  their retreats and learn more:https://www.hayulima.com/Follow Hayulima on InstagramPodcast Music Produced by David NoriegaSUBSCRIBE TO PODCAST / LEAVE A REVIEW: Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/masters-of-ceremony/id1508921843 YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCPHGyyBZSwdsaHwOCrB32QQFollow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/th

In this episode, I talk with Dr. Howard Lipp and Ena Vie.Dr. Howard Lipp and Ena Vie have been working as underground facilitators of plant medicine for several years. In our conversation, they speak about how they were called to plant medicine and found each other through music.We also talk about opening up about facilitating plant medicine ceremonies and the challenge and importance of it.Ena shares her experiences from studying Indigenous Science at Naropa University and how walking the Red Road shapes her plant medicine work now. Dr. Howard Lipp discusses the value of exploring his experiences in facilitation during his PhD program in Metaphysical Humanistic Science.We also cover topics of integration, community, and the sentient role of plants. Finally, Howard and Ena reflect on their future in the psychedelic field as continuing to provide integrative support for others.Time Stamps:(04:11) How Howard was called to plant medicine, found his way to Ena through music, and introduced Ena to plant medicine(06:18) How Ena's experience with walking the Red Road and plant medicine provided her an opportunity for rebirth and a sense of peace after leaving the structured framework of religion(20:01) The essential role of integration in bringing the Devine moments of psychedelic experiences into everyday life(35:21) Coming out about underground ceremonial facilitation - why now and why is it important to Howard and Ena(46:06) Howard and Ena's website, book, and podcast(49:55) Community and the need for connection as a basis for integration(01:02:03) The sentient nature of plants to teach us(01:16:15) Ena's education at Naropa University, earning a Master's Degree in Indigenous Science, and learning from indigenous elders in France while walking the Red Road(01:21:03) Howard's PhD in Metaphysical Humanistic Science - how this unique program allowed him to integrate his experiences with plant medicine facilitation with academic inquiry(01:28:57) Howard and Ena's future in continuing ongoing integrative support for other facilitators and participants in the psychedelic field(01:35:39) Where to find Howard and Ena's music(01:37:18) Last piece of advice - breath through the experience and recognize how each experience is a square of a mosaic that informs every other experience Links:Website: https://enaandhoward.com/Contact Form: https://enaandhoward.com/contact/Music links: https://enaandhoward.com/music/YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@EnaVieandHowardLippFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/enaviehowardlippInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/enaviehowardlipp/To learn more about Psychedelic Grad or to join our newsletter, go to https://www.psychedelicgrad.com/To donate and support Psychedelic Grad: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/psygradMusic by: https://www.alexkahnmusic.com/Presented by Psychedelic Grad.

Join the triad this week as we discuss spirituality and it's importance to walking the Red Road.

We're back in the dark reaches of a pessimistic and aggressive portrayal of the world's "most beautiful place": Scotland. In Ryan's words, it can be a terrifying place. Andrea Arnold's slice of Cinema Verité inspired by the Dogme 95 aesthetic and film movement, really puts you in a scary place that is equally horrifying and mesmerizing. As a counterpoint to the last film we covered, this is also a film about watching people, innocently enough through the eyes of a CCTV operator, but how, through this character's trauma, how that power is easily manipulated for her personal gain. This is a fascinating piece of cinema and one of the strongest debuts from a first-time director. Enjoy this incredibly dark and uncompromising film at your own peril but you won't be disappointed. 

In today's episode, Jim White and I explore the path of the red road and how Jim turned his life around and changed everything for his family by following spiritual guidance. Plus, we explore all things spirits and the red road ceremony life, including..   "Corn Woman" prophesy & Jim's dream “Spirits” Based Traditions Instant Healers , Narcissim and Trauma Why different cultures are drawn to Native American people Balancing yourself and serving others Awakenining the spirit within Medicine Teachings to support self esteem and confidence How to prepare for ceremony and connect with your own ancestors What a Medicine Man/ Woman might ask you to do if you ask them for support Dreams and fulfilling visions Have a listen and then let us know wow do you like it You can follow up with Jim on his facebook apge Blue Spider Ranch or simply email him at isantiyuwipiman@gmail.com    To contact Narayani, email hello@Narayanigaia.com 

In which The Red Road reveals more of it's myriad dangers, our intrepid Investigators prove themselves to be both fast & furious, and (as the kids say) “Shots Fired”… A Call of Cthulhu Scenario from Critical Hit Publishing, by Alex Guillotte, Ian Christiansen, and Davae Breon Jaxson. Episodes released weekly.   The Apocalypse Players are: Dominic Allen @DomJAllen  (as Edward “Ed” Mooney) Joseph Chance @JosephChance2  (as Beverley “Jack” Carstairs) Danann McAleer @DanannMcAleer  (as The Keeper) Dan Wheeler @DanWheelerUK  (as Quincy J. Lafitte) Additional vocals by Quitzia Yamili Mercado Sinta (Thanks also to friend of the podcast, Patrick Lemon)   Visit our Patreon to help us continue making the podcast, and receive exclusive horrors in return. For more information and to get in touch, visit www.apocalypseplayers.com   Music from Epidemic Sound includes: Dark Outlands (River Foxcroft) Flight Mode (Chris Shards) Drive By (Laurence Lee Murphy) Late Night Lady (Carvings) Got Him Good (The Grateful 7) Finnigan's Ruin (Eludent) Where Nobody Can See (Christian Anderson) Wendigo (Carvings) Slow Revolt (Jon Björk) When I Am Calling Your Name (Giant Ember) Country Gold (Hunter Quinn) Full House Dusk (River Foxcroft) Over Cripple Creek (River Run Dry) Hymn For Dessie (Birdies) An Awkward Reunion (Stationary Sign) Lucky Bird (River Run Dry) Corrivation (Ethan Sloan) Taproot (Esme Cruz) Sign Here (Enigmatic) The Spy (Wendy Marcini, Elvin Vanguard) Path To The Abyss (Christoffer Moe Ditlevsen) Boots of Glory (Sight of Wonders) Deer Hunt (Bonnie Grace) Five Tribes (Hunter Quinn) Flamenco Mood (Vendia) Another Mirage (Rockin' For Decades) Trailed by Horror (Trailer Worx) Psalm 1001 (Isobel O'Connor) Following That 70s Dream (Radio Night) Beast by Beast (Edward Karl Hanson) House of Horror (Marc Torch) No Time for Drinks (Martin Landström, Gustav Lundgren) Can't Win Me Over (Pip Mondy) Step On Up (Rockin' For Decades) The Ministry (Howard Harper-Barnes) Runaway Streets (Jaw Square) Dressed For Life (Rockin' For Decades) It Was Never Enough (Sunbreak) Behind Closed Doors (Trailer Worx) Western Marketplace (Colton Walls) Wasteland Rock (OTE) A Mental Breakdown (Sven Karlsson) Game Over (Daniel Fridell) It Lurks Below (Trailer Worx) Funky Rock Dawg (Def Lev) Despair Fluid (Edward Karl Hanson)   The following music was used for this media project: Music: Hallucinarium by KALAK Free download: https://filmmusic.io/song/11075-hallucinarium License (CC BY 4.0): https://filmmusic.io/standard-license   The following music was used for this media project: Music: Dreams Become Real by Kevin MacLeod Free download: https://filmmusic.io/song/3678-dreams-become-real License (CC BY 4.0): https://filmmusic.io/standard-license   Additional sound from Zapsplat, and Epidemic Sound

In which an epic road-trip begins, fun is had with improvised weapons, and the local wildlife takes an unhealthy interest in our investigators… A Call of Cthulhu Scenario from Critical Hit Publishing, by Alex Guillotte, Ian Christiansen, and Davae Breon Jaxson. Episodes released weekly.   The Apocalypse Players are: Dominic Allen @DomJAllen  (as Edward “Ed” Mooney) Joseph Chance @JosephChance2  (as Beverley “Jack” Carstairs) Danann McAleer @DanannMcAleer  (as The Keeper) Dan Wheeler @DanWheelerUK  (as Quincy J. Lafitte) Additional vocals by Lily Maryon @LilyMaryon Visit our Patreon to help us continue making the podcast, and receive exclusive horrors in return.   For more information and to get in touch, visit www.apocalypseplayers.com   Music from Epidemic Sound includes: Dark Outlands (River Foxcroft) Flight Mode (Chris Shards) Drive By (Laurence Lee Murphy) Late Night Lady (Carvings) Got Him Good (The Grateful 7) Finnigan's Ruin (Eludent) Where Nobody Can See (Christian Anderson) Wendigo (Carvings) Slow Revolt (Jon Björk) When I Am Calling Your Name (Giant Ember) Country Gold (Hunter Quinn) Full House Dusk (River Foxcroft) Over Cripple Creek (River Run Dry) Hymn For Dessie (Birdies) An Awkward Reunion (Stationary Sign) Lucky Bird (River Run Dry) Corrivation (Ethan Sloan) Taproot (Esme Cruz) Sign Here (Enigmatic) The Spy (Wendy Marcini, Elvin Vanguard) Path To The Abyss (Christoffer Moe Ditlevsen) Boots of Glory (Sight of Wonders) Deer Hunt (Bonnie Grace) Five Tribes (Hunter Quinn) Flamenco Mood (Vendia) Another Mirage (Rockin' For Decades) Trailed by Horror (Trailer Worx) Psalm 1001 (Isobel O'Connor) Following That 70s Dream (Radio Night) Beast by Beast (Edward Karl Hanson) House of Horror (Marc Torch) No Time for Drinks (Martin Landström, Gustav Lundgren) Can't Win Me Over (Pip Mondy) Step On Up (Rockin' For Decades) The Ministry (Howard Harper-Barnes) Runaway Streets (Jaw Square)   The following music was used for this media project: Music: Hallucinarium by KALAK Free download: https://filmmusic.io/song/11075-hallucinarium License (CC BY 4.0): https://filmmusic.io/standard-license   The following music was used for this media project: Music: Dreams Become Real by Kevin MacLeod Free download: https://filmmusic.io/song/3678-dreams-become-real License (CC BY 4.0): https://filmmusic.io/standard-license   Additional sound from Zapsplat, and Epidemic Sound

Honesty. Compassion. Respect. Humility. Many of the guiding values of the Red Road way of life—a Native American path of wellness, balance and spirituality—parallel Twelve Step recovery principles and practices. “The Red Road is a path of human wellness, and everyone is invited,” says clinical innovator and addiction counselor Albert Titman, Sr. Listen in as he discusses culturally integrated addiction treatment and recovery approaches that incorporate medicine wheel lessons and holistic care.

Join the triad this week as we discuss the 5th Tradition of Wellbriety and how it supports our walk on the Red Road. 

In this episode of Biker Chick Chat i speak with Vicki Green about her love story with Big Red! As well as all things Harley Davidson, working alongside side them and the whole life style that goes with it. Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bikerbethany/ https://www.instagram.com/hdgreeny_v/ Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/c/BikerBethany TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@bikerbethany Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/bikerbethanyyy All Links: https://linktr.ee/bikerbethany Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Welcome relatives and listeners to our “From Boys to Men, Healing the Patriarchy Within Series” Series, where our CAM Cohort interviews and puts praxis into action as they learn from men about their stories and experiences at the frontline of healing intergenerational roots as they address toxic masculinity and address patriarchal challenges. We recognize and celebrate that both the masculine and feminine should be celebrated and honored in harmony. In this Part 1, we get introduced to Carlo's story and journey as a man of illness and recovery, his agreements, and we explore the intergenerational trauma impacts on Boys and Men of color today. To learn more about Carlos, please read a brief bio below and visit the links at the bottom of this description.  Hosts: Alexis C. and Fondé J. Carlos Rivera is a member of the Sherwood Valley Band of Pomo Indians and Mexican descent. He is a dear friend and relative to HIR Wellness and our CEO and Founder, Lea Denny. He is sensational, and we are grateful for his continued connection. Carlos completed his chemical dependency studies and Human Services at the American River College and graduated from the Duke University Non-profit management course. Previously, Carlos served as a substance abuse treatment provider for ten years at the Sacramento Native American Health. Governor Jerry Brown appointed him to the State Advisory Committee for Juvenile Justice and Delinquency in 2011, and he served the state for almost four years. Carlos was previously a trainer for the Wellbriety Training Institute, and later a former Executive Director of White Bison, Inc. in California for over five years. Currently, Carlos serves as the founder and CEO of Generation Red Road and South Dakota and Chief Cultural Officer at American Indian Health and Services in Santa Barbara, CA. He co-owns JRiv Consulting, LLC, and The Homies Taco Truck, a food truck that provides street tacos with a little California flavor.  If you are looking to engage in the conversation and reflect for yourself, come along with us as we free-think and activate our medicine together. Come as you are!  Learn more about the non-profit ⁠⁠Generation Red Road here,⁠⁠ and more about ⁠⁠CEO & Director Carlos here⁠⁠. The Mission of Generation Red Road, Inc. is to revitalize and promote inter-generational healing by utilizing Indigenous teachings that provide harmony for individuals, families, and communities.  Follow Generation Red Road on ⁠⁠Instagram here⁠⁠, and ⁠⁠Facebook here⁠⁠.  ⁠⁠Watch Carlos in this video⁠⁠, as he shared some of his story in this teaching at Recovery Reinvented in 2017.  ⁠Read a Personal Story here⁠⁠, and more about the Red Road for Native Americans from Carlos.  You can find ⁠⁠Carlos on LinkedIn⁠⁠ to follow and keep up with Generation Red Road and all things Carlos.

Welcome relatives and listeners to our “From Boys to Men, Healing the Patriarchy Within Series” Series, where our CAM Cohort interview and put praxis into action as they learn from men about their stories and experiences at the frontline of healing intergenerational roots as they address toxic masculinity and address patriarchal challenges. We recognize and celebrate that both the masculine and feminine should be celebrated and honored in harmony. In this Part 2, we continue to have healing conversation and teachings from J. Carlos Rivera around his experience with healing relationships, and how he applies his energy into healing our Indigenous relatives through his work, and with his organization Generation Red Road.  To learn more about Carlos, please read a brief bio below and visit the links at the bottom of this description.  Hosts: Alexis C. and Fondé J. Carlos Rivera is a member of the Sherwood Valley Band of Pomo Indians and of Mexican descent. He is a dear friend and relative to HIR Wellness and our CEO and Founder, Lea Denny. He is a sensational human being, and we are grateful for his continued connection. Carlos completed his chemical dependency studies and Human Services at the American River College and is a graduate of the Duke University Non-profit management course. Previously, Carlos served as a substance abuse treatment provider for ten years at the Sacramento Native American Health and he was appointed to the State Advisory Committee for Juvenile Justice and Delinquency by Governor Jerry Brown in 2011 and served the state for almost four years. Carlos was previously a trainer for the Wellbriety Training Institute, and later a former Executive Director of White Bison, Inc. in California for over 5 years. Currently, Carlos serves as the founder and CEO of Generation Red Road and South Dakota and Chief Cultural Officer at American Indian Health and Services in Santa Barbara, CA. He is one of the owners of JRiv Consulting, LLC and The Homies Taco Truck, a food truck that provides street tacos with a little California flavor.  If you are looking to engage in the conversation and reflect for yourself, come along with us as we free-think and activate our medicine together. Come as you are! Learn more about the non-profit ⁠Generation Red Road here,⁠ and more about ⁠CEO & Director Carlos here⁠. The Mission of Generation Red Road, Inc. is to revitalize and promote inter-generational healing by utilizing Indigenous teachings that provide harmony for individuals, families, and communities. Follow Generation Red Road on ⁠Instagram here⁠, and ⁠Facebook here⁠. ⁠Watch Carlos in this video⁠, as he shared some of his story in this teaching at Recovery Reinvented in 2017. Read a Personal Story here⁠, and more about the Red Road for Native Americans from Carlos. You can find ⁠Carlos on LinkedIn⁠ to follow and keep up with Generation Red Road and all things Carlos. 

You do not want to miss this conversation with Charles Robinson. Charles wonders why Christians are not at the forefront of the environmental movement. We dig into how God revealed Himself to the Native Americans long before the Mayflower and what we all have in common. He also defines justice as the assumed human dignity of all. Charles Robinson, along with his wife Siouxsan, founded The Red Road, an organization dedicated to serving and celebrating Native Americans and ministering the love of Jesus through practical support. He is also the Founder of Atsiniki, a cigar company that seeks to honor Native American culture and the stories of indigenous people everywhere. He, Souixsan, and their 11 children work together to demonstrate how following Jesus and following the red road leads to deeper peace for all.» Subscribe to PEACE TALKS Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/peace-talks/id1590168616About the Center for Formation, Justice and Peace: Justice and peace come from the inside out—from the overflow of a transformed heart. This belief led our founder, Bishop Todd Hunter, to start the Center for Formation, Justice and Peace in 2021. The Center brings together a diverse, interdenominational community of people who want to be formed in love to heal a broken world. Because “religion” is often part of the problem, we've created a brave, Jesus-centered space for dialogue, questioning, creating, and exploration. PEACE TALKS introduces you to women and men who are working to undo oppression, leading to lives of deeper peace for all.*Connect with The Center Online!*Visit The Center's Website: https://centerfjp.orgFollow The Center on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/centerfjpFollow The Center on Twitter: https://twitter.com/CenterFjpFollow The Center on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/centerfjp/Support the show

Welcome! I have a very special episode for you today as I'm interviewing my partner, Keyaho Rohlfs. Even though he is usually a man of few words, I got him to open up about his spiritual practices and the wisdom he has gained through following the Lakota traditions. A man of many interests, he is a playwright, baker, farmer, and musician. I hope you enjoy getting to know the love of my life with whom I am privileged to share every day. Join us for this conversation!Show Highlights:How Keyaho and Paula met at a Lakota Sun Dance work party–and they were both immediately intrigued and interestedHow Keyaho came to be part of the Red Road tradition of holding true to Native American ways through his long, winding pathHow Keyaho realized academia was not his place and embarked on a hitchhiking adventure that led to alcohol, drugs, and depressionHow freedom became a preoccupation for Keyaho and led him from Chicago to Savannah, as he searched for a feeling of belongingHow Keyaho found the saxophone and didn't let it go–because it symbolized hopeWhy Keyaho feels that the theater and open mics can save peopleHow Keyaho felt unusually compelled by the Lakota Sun DanceHow he decided to go to Portland and determined to ONLY play his hornHow Keyaho's first visit to the sweat lodge felt like home for the first time ever and set him on the path to knowing himselfHow Keyaho became aware of Mother Earth's peril and joined the Cascadia Forest AllianceHow he began to understand the concept of “all my relations” and how freedom comes with commitmentWhy Standing Rock became a pivotal place/event in Keyaho's life with both brutality and beautyHow the transition to the farm in rural Maine was uncomplicated and easy for Keyaho and PaulaWhy tending to the land is a way of living out activism in the natural way as Keyaho strives to live in relationship with the landHear Keyaho's answers to rapid-fire questions about helpful advice, grounding habits, favorite hot beverage, last meal on earth, morning routine, an inspiring person, something people don't know, what he's reading, and what's bringing him joy right now.Resources and Links:Books mentioned by Keyaho: The Overstory by Richard Powers (also at Amazon)Get the 2023 Astrology Guidebook - 100% of profits go to an indigenous-led environmental org and a school for underprivileged kids in India!Learn more and book a call here to see if you are a fit for my six-month coaching programLearn more about my business accelerator Your Magnetic Blueprint here.Join the Weave Your Business Bliss Facebook group for business strategy and astrology insights.Subscribe to the Weave Your Bliss podcast.IG @weaveyourblisswww.weaveyourbliss.com

Join the triad this week as we discuss the 12th step of the Red Road and our experience as we give back and help our fellows.

Pilgrims, Indians, the myth of the grateful colonized person — it's been at the core of a persistent but false Thanksgiving narrative that has distorted the true relationship between Indigenous Peoples and white colonizers dating back to Plymouth Rock. As many of us observe Thanksgiving and Indigenous Peoples' Day, the new federal holiday, Judith LeBlanc, executive director of the Native Organizers Alliance, reminds us that “people are questioning.” In the midst of a national reckoning with white supremacy and colonial history, Indigenous people are demanding a new relationship with DC — honoring the traditional, legal, and moral rights of Native nations. In 2021, a group of Native organizers invited Laura to travel with a 25-foot totem pole from the Lummi Nation in Washington State to Washington D.C. stopping for ceremonies in communities under threat and gathering messages for the Biden-Harris administration. In DC they held a historic meeting with Interior Secretary Deb Haaland. In this episode, we hear what happened in that meeting, how Native movements are changing, among other myths, the Thanksgiving story, and where a Red Road to the future might lead us — if we followed it. November is National American Indian Heritage Month.“. . . When Native peoples are taking a stand, whether it's no DAPL at Standing Rock or the Keystone XL Pipeline . . . it's not just a Native American issue. We're defending the water and the land for tens of millions of Americans.” - Crystal Echo Hawk“Laws and policies were written without considering Indigenous communities' challenges or their strengths . . . Today and every day, we break barriers to those institutions and systems that were designed to keep us out.” - Secretary of the Interior, Deb Haaland“We're hoping this Thanksgiving, people take a look at what has happened in this country when it comes to reckoning with systemic racism . . .  We bring the idea that we're all in relationship.” - Judith LeBlancGuests:Crystal Echo Hawk: IllumiNative, Founder & CEOJudith LeBlanc: Director, Native Organizers AllianceMari Margil: Executive Director, Center for Democratic and Environmental RightsAnahkwet/Guy Reiter: Executive Director, Menīkānaehkem Community RebuildersFaith Spotted Eagle: Ihanktonwon Dakota Elder & Brave Heart Society Kunsi Member The show is made possible by listeners like you. Become a member today at https://Patreon.com/theLFShow Members Receive early access to the full uncut conversation and more.

Charles Robinson is a Native American activist, speaker, actor, and founder of The Red Road ministry and Atsiniki Cigars. He is a member of the Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma and has travelled the world sharing about tribal culture, reconciliation, and kindness. Charles also played professional basketball, wrangled on dude ranches, worked for Glen Campbell, and is a Powwow Dancer. He and his wife, Siouxsan, live in Tennessee and currently have 11 children. Charles shares stories of Native American displacement, how the government reneged on land treaties, and personal stories of life on the reservation today and how The Red Road ministry is helping to meet the needs of reservations all over the country.CONNECT WITH THE RED ROAD MINISTRIES:Website: https://theredroad.org/CONNECT WITH THRIVALIST:Website: http://thrivalistcollective.com/Book: http://thethrivalisthandbook.com/Jamie George: https://jamiegeorge.com/See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Join the triad this week as we discuss step 11 and the importance of prayer.

Join the triad this week as we discuss Step 10 of Wellbriety and how its effected our walk on the Red Road.

The one and only Tamara Tunie joins me in The Locher Room to discuss her upcoming starring role in A Journal for Jordan directed by Denzel Washington opening on Christmas Day. Ms. Tunie is also set to narrate a documentary about the domestic assault on the Capitol complex. Preserving Democracy: Pursuing a More Perfect Union is a two-hour doc, which will air on January 6, 2022 on PBS. The doc will examine the pursuit of democracy, within the U.S. and others, on the anniversary of the 2021 Capitol riot. She can currently be seen in Netflix's Cowboy Bebop.Ms. Tunie has starred for 18 seasons as Medical Examiner Dr. Melinda Warner in Wolf Films/Universal Media Studio's top-rated series “Law & Order: Special Victims Unit.” She starred as Marie Van Der Veen, the matriarch and the “moral fiber” of a Native American tribe, on Sundance TV's THE RED ROAD. The role is a marked departure from the sophisticated and powerful women she is known for portraying. Ms. Tunie, also, starred in AMC's series DIETLAND and the BBC/Netflix political drama Black Earth Rising. Ms. Tunie has had other memorable roles on television, most notably as the longstanding character Jessica Griffin on the CBS Daytime Drama “As The World Turns,” for which she received two NAACP Image Award nominations and two Soap Opera Digest award nominations. She also appeared in the highly visible role of Alberta Green in Season One of the hit series “24”, as well as recurring roles and guest appearances on “Almost Family” “Emergence”, “Better Call Saul”, “Blue Bloods���, “Billions”, “Alpha House”, “Elementary” “Survivor's Remorse”, “Zoo”, "The Good Wife”, “Law and Order,” “Sex and the City,” and “NYPD Blue”, to name a handful.In film, Ms. Tunie worked with legendary director Robert Zemekis, opposite Denzel Washington in “FLIGHT”, and has worked with several other of the most respected directors of the screen, including Taylor Hackford, Brian De Palma, Mimi Leder, Harold Becker and Oliver Stone. She had the unique opportunity to work with the legendary Al Pacino twice; she portrayed the possessed wife of a partner in his law firm in the hit film “The Devil's Advocate,” and his press secretary in “City Hall.” She also worked with famed director Kasi Lemmons and Samuel L. Jackson on both “Eve's Bayou” and “The Caveman's Valentine.” Ms. Tunie was also featured in some wonderful “Indies”, like “Irreplaceable You”, “Fall to Rise” and “Bad Vegan”.Ms. Tunie is a founding member of Black Theatre United.Original Airdate: 12/17/2021

Tanya RedRoad (Little Shell Band of Chippewa Decedent of Turtle Mountain Band of Chippewa)owns a small catering business Tee's Taco's. She also currently works as the director of Toxic Taters Coalition. She has done advocacy and activism in many sectors that face systemic challenges for Indigenous communities. Those areas include, Domestic and Sexual Violence, Substance Use Challenges, Mental Health Concerns, Public Health initiatives around wellness for women including Native Women Speaking an HIV initiative, Youth programming in community efforts including Founder of FM Healthy Native Kids, ICWA(Indian Child Welfare Act), Land defending and water protection. Tanya does a variety of community work with the Indigenous population to identify gaps and to be a voice to ensure the Indigenous perspective is heard.  Tanya enjoys going to powwows, cultural ceremonies and cooking for the community. Tanya appreciates learning other cultures, while sharing hers. But most importantly is a mother of three and an auntie mom to her nephew and niece. Tanya also has two grandsons Ethan and Ezra. FB: https://www.facebook.com/teesfrybreadtacos Email for events: TeesTacos@gmail.com

Join the triad this week as we discuss Higher Power and how that looks for each of us as we walk the Red Road.

Join the triad this week as we welcome Johnny and Tee to discuss their journey on the Red Road and Step 8.

Great interview with my friends and colleagues, Ray and Amalia Baca. Together we started the Ocotillo Center for Integrative Medicine, which continues to evolve. Raymond Alonzo “Two Bears” Baca describes himself as a Christian Taoist, walking the Red Road. I call him a Medicine Man and a Breathworker. Amalia Baca obtained her doctorate's from the Southwest College of Naturopathic Medicine & Health Sciences in Tempe, Arizona. Dr. Baca has developed a strong passion for providing medical care to families, using advanced medical technologies as well as traditional & indigenous healing methods. Together their experiences with sacred ceremony, with & without entheogens, have blessed them with opportunities to help others with their healing work and post-integration. Breathwork has become a big part of that integration, and in this episode, they share their expertise with our audience. Enjoy this profound episode!