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A meditation on Spring fertility - featured samples courtesy of La Qrquesta y Coro del Grupo Talia, Tina Malia, Nycole Robbins & Armagan Citak. Please visit gaba.life on the web to show your appreciation of this episode with a donation of your choosing

Episode 073 proudly welcomes a pair of prolific special guests: the magnificent multi-instrumentalist, multimedia enchantress, self-confessed storyteller, bard, and muse: Ms. MARYA STARK sits down for a colorful, career-spanning conversation. Chased by a second, equally-illuminating chat with WREN LIZABETH, an herbalist, permaculturist, and educator, the founder of alternative holistic health/self-care collective The NOHM Co., & elixir line The MerTails. 1:30 - a word from our sponsor iamavl 4:15 - shoutout Cold Blooded Designs 6:00 - The Upful Update 10:00 - introducing MARYA STARK 13:15 - interview w/ Marya Stark [46 min] 59:15 - introducing WREN LIZABETH  1:03:15 - conversation w/ Wren Lizabeth [49 min] 1:49:00 - afterglow, Vibe Junkie JAM Originally from Phoenix, Arizona, Marya Stark found her voice in the high desert, and marks a memory as a very young child singing herself into an ecstatic state as the embarkation point for a lifelong dalliance with sound art and music therapy. A decade-long run of critically-acclaimed records would patiently and intentionally unfurl; a career cannon punctuated by emotionally-charged, introspective songcraft, frozen time capsules illuminating her own lived experiences. Nascent explorations in soul retrieval and energetic psychology through expressive arts and ritual performance. In September 2023, Marya Stark released her fifth solo LP, Weightless; an exquisite collection of songs soft and vulnerable, human and dreamy. She's also 1/5 of the acapella supergroup Starling Arrow with Tina Malia, Ayla Nereo, Leah & Chloe of Rising Appalachia. When not composing music or performing onstage, Marya Stark mentors artists and women. She teaches courses in The Art of Voice, Cultivation of the Muse, and songcraft. Stark is the founder of the Temple Of The Muse, leading inner alchemy through immersive expressive arts containers and womb wisdom. Marya Stark currently lives in Grass Valley, California. stay up on all things Marya Stark music HERE find out more about TEMPLE OF THE MUSE Ep.073 also includes a deep dive with a dear friend, the renowned herbalist/entrepreneur Wren Lizabeth (fka Jill TrAshley), founder/owner of The NOHM Co., as well as The MerTails (elixirs as mixers), Village Witches Elixir Bar, plus much more. Based in Asheville, NC, Wren Lizabeth is a familiar fixture at music festivals all over the country and internationally. Often tending bar with The NOHM or Village Witches, as well as curating nourishing meal plans for retreats & parties, or sourcing/making herbal medicine for The MerTails elixir line. Art is her first love, as such the plate and the cup are her canvas. Wren believes our food is our medicine. Wren is passionate and motivated to educate about decentralizing and divesting our dependence on modern day supply and demand cycles and trends. Her work is often focused on rooting them back into local bioregions with her own hands, and creating/nurturing collaborators in such spaces. Wherever Wren goes (including our hangs and this podcast) she sparks profound conversations about conscious consumption, with a goal to expose the accessibilities we have to better facilitate living in sync with our natural surroundings, one bite or sip at a time. Follow Wren Lizabeth on IG @herban_urbalist   Vibe Junkie JAM "God Morning" - Ra-Be 333 feat. Marya Stark Please visit our awesome sponsor iamavl for the latest free Asheville livestreams!   EMAIL the SHOW PLEASE LEAVE A REVIEW on Apple Podcasts Listen on Spotify Theme Song: "Mazel Tov"- CALVIN VALENTINE

Y'all, for a long time now, I've listened to Rising Appalachia while working my garden, walking the land, and finding my peace out here in the woods. One day, I saw something new coming out of their work: a collaboration of women called Starling Arrow. This wondrous group (featuring Leah Song and Chloe Smith of Rising Appalachia, Tina Malia, Ayla Nereo, and Marya Stark) came together during the darkest part of the 2020 pandemic. The result is nothing less than magical. One of these songstresses agreed to come onto the podcast in the middle of her busy schedule—and I couldn't be more honored.Join Marya and myself today on the porch as we chat about the healing, connective power of song and voice. And if you haven't listened to their first album, “Cradle,” stop everything and give yourself the magic that is their lyrical storytelling.Episode Notes:Click HERE for Starling Arrow's websiteClick HERE for Marya Stark's websiteClick HERE for Starling Arrow's YouTube channel

This meditation by Caitlin is for when you feel like your world has just ended, and everything has gone to sh*t. Drop into this 10min meditation to move through it, and know you're not alone. “i don't pay attention to the
world ending.
it has ended for me
many times
and began again in the morning.”Nayyirah WaheedSong used: Starling Arrow - Wild Sweet - Ayla Nereo, Rising Appalachia, Tina Malia, Marya Stark

Links Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/potterymakinginfo/photos/a.10151503193013457/10155204359568457 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/p/BeiBd3alUzx/ Resources Mentioned: Hoopla Librivox Libby Free trial of Audible Plus (Using this affiliate link will earn us a small amount of money at no extra cost to you. Thanks for supporting this site!) What do you listen to while you are working with clay? How does it affect your work? Transcript This is episode 29 of the Mudtalk Podcast and it is a fun one. The topic  is, “what do you listen to while you work with clay?”  There were so many responses that I won't be able to read them all! But if you are in need of some new audio content there will be plenty of ideas in this episode. I thought this would be a great topic because I'm always looking for interesting things to listen to while my hands are busy with clay. Unfortunately it has taken me forever to get this episode recorded so most of the following responses were from a very long time ago. Thank you for listening to THIS podcast. I hope you are currently working with clay as you listen. A short disclaimer: I will include a few clips of some of the great suggestions. I don't own the copyright to any of these works of audio but they are presented here for educational purposes only. Now that the boring stuff is out of the way, let's hear what other potters and ceramic artists listen to as they work with clay. Silence A few people including Pubali909, and Ingridj1957, enjoy the peace and quiet and listen to the sound of the process or complete silence. Audiobooks A few people including Nicolaashley1101, Moequintana1, Anna C-N all mentioned audiobooks. Rawstudios Audiobooks; the best combination ; the intense meditative effect from the throwing makes the books even more vivid . Dtaylorsatm Audible books, Perry Mason and Agatha Christie mysteries Angela M Audiobooks and pottery. Complete bliss I also enjoy audiobooks. You have probably heard of audible.com, Amazon's audiobook site. You pay a monthly subscription fee and get to choose a certain number of audiobooks every month. There are also some other similar sites. But did you know there are resources out there that offer FREE audiobooks? One great free resource I've found is called Hoopla. I get free access from my local library. I can can borrow digital items such as ebooks, audiobooks, movies, and music. I think they raised the number to 10 per month during the pandemic! The selection isn't massive but there is enough to keep me listening. I have also started using an app called Libby which connects to the Indiana Digital Library. I get access through my local library. They have a much bigger selection but only have a limited number of each item so you may have to get on the waitlist for certain items, just like a physical library. One more free resource is Librivox. It offers free audio versions of public domain books. Lots of old classics available. If you are interested I'll put a link to some of these audiobook resources in the show notes. Podcasts Podcasts seem to be a popular choice for a few reasons. Most of them are free. There is always new content. And now you can find a podcast about almost anything you can think of. Just think about the podcast you are listening to right now… One guy with a laptop and microphone reading his favorite replies to social media posts about pottery. What a time to be alive! Pen and ink pottery Podcasts!! #2dopequeens #codeswitch #sooomanywhiteguys #savagelove Canmore pottery Strictly podcasts. Is it a pottery podcast??!!! Scetinozkan Podcasts how stuff works and some Turkish podcasts about philosophy, [and] technology . Learning something helps the creative process for me. Dundeepottery Podcasts...CBC, Annemarie at The Current, Out in the Open with Piya Chattopadhyay, Planet Money, This American Life, Someone Knows Something, Serial, S-Town, trying Sawbones today... and of course Red Clay Rambler. So much to learn so little time!! Jeffszarzi Podcast: Meat Eater, 99% Invisible, Radio Lab, tales of RCR, Potterscast, trumpconlaw, freshair. Penni.q.pottery @casefilepodcast best ever

GuruGanesha is my guest on this episode. A singer, songwriter, virtuoso guitarist, entrepreneur, record producer, and all-around visionary, GuruGanesha founded Spirit Voyage Records in 2000, based on his undying belief in the power of music. He laid a foundation that has helped dozens of sacred music artists gain widespread exposure, making Spirit Voyage a major force within the genre and elevating this divine, healing music to worldwide, Grammy-level recognition. As both musical collaborator and manager of singer Snatam Kaur, he helped establish her as one of the genre's grand divas. Through his solo work, the leadership of the GuruGanesha Band, and recordings with artists like Snatam, Mirabai, Thomas Barquee, Tina Malia, and Grammy-winning r&b artist Seal, he has forged a lyrical, sun-dappled, profoundly expressive style of guitar playing that has become a much-imitated hallmark of contemporary world devotional music. More info: http://guruganesha.com/ Don't miss his live event coming up November 19th, 2022 in Reston, VA @ Beloved Sanctuary! His music is available on all the listening platforms as "GuruGanesha Singh" and "GuruGanesha Band." Spread the LOVE. ------------ ABOUT YOUR HOST: Porter Singer is a spiritually-inclined musician, podcaster, and founder of Body Cello. Her intention is to beam out a harmonious vibration that gathers lightworkers in collaborative community.  More info: https://portersinger.com/ ------------ MUSIC CREDITS:   INTRO: "Don't Worry, Be Happy (Instrumental)" by Porter Singer and Songs of Eden; OUTRO: "If You Want to Sing Out, Sing Out (Instrumental) by Porter Singer and Songs of Eden   ------------ AFFILIATE LINKS (support the podcast when you buy or join):   EARTH BREEZE LAUNDRY SHEETS ~ These Earth-friendly dehydrated laundry sheets will leave your clothes super clean, without the waste of bulky plastic containers. The referral money we get from YOU clicking on that link and ordering will help sustain this podcast AND help care for our beautiful Earth. Thank you in advance! Click to purchase: https://www.earthbreeze.com/?rfsn=6157640.8b8358   BANDZOOGLE WEBSITES ~ We have been using this website provider since the early 2000s. It is so easy to use and customize, and super efficient for selling your music and/or services. Best of all, it's super affordable! More info on Bandzoogle: https://bandzoogle.com/?memref=rd890  

Mantra music, or kirtan is a growing phenomenon in the west. Over the past decade, as yoga has become more popular, so too has kirtan. What most people who go to a kirtan gathering or concert will say is that it enlivens you, lifts you up– and then takes you on a journey inward. My guest for this podcast is Aleah Gandharvika, a kirtan singer who has traveled the world for over a decade with her partner in the kirtan duo the Love Keys. She's performed at thousands of events and festivals in over 15 countries – and has toured with other kirtan artists including Shantala, Adam Bauer, and Tina Malia. Aleah is also a vocal coach and facilities Bhakti Yoga immersions. In today's episode, we're going to take a deep dive into the mystical world of mantra… Our program begins with a short two-minute performance by Aleah, which, unfortunately, doesn't have the best sound due to zoom, but I decided to keep it in the podcast because you can still feel the deep beauty of her voice and transmission. Enjoy!

Live & direct from the Park City Song Summit with the sensational LEAH SONG ! An 80+ minute deep dive with one-half of the siren sisters Rising Appalachia. Explore the passions, pathways and pillars that built the bedrock of their unicorn sound. Unspooling Rising App fifteen years in: ambitious activism, adventurous travels, treasured traditions, and a kaleidoscopic career. Musicology and cultural anthropology. Community, collaboration, catharsis. This is powerful podcasting. 2:30 - The Mertails / The NOHM Co 6:00 - The Upful Update 10:00 introducing LEAH SONG x dedications 18:00 Conversation w/ LEAH (81 min) Leah Song takes us back to the early days in the filthy dirty South. Coming of age with one foot in fiddle camps with Mama Appalachia, and the other kickin' Dungeon Family rhymes in the high school cafeteria. Leah's version of the heroine's journey, and the sisters' half-decade long Crescent City swoon. Coming full circle to the French Quarter for a live LP from the prestigious Preservation Hall. We unpack the improv-heavy, surprise 2020 album The Lost Mystique of Being in the Know and get a window into it's ethereal masterpiece "Silver". Leah Song loves long and hard on her sister and their ever-loyal squad: essential contributions like Chloe's magnum opus "Resilient". The unique skillsets of multi-instrumentalists David Brown, Biko Casini, Duncan Wickel, Arouna Diarra, plus longtime Bayou collaborators Aurora Nealand, and Brandon Lewis. Get hip to brand-new girl-band Starling Arrow, a celestial acapella quintet featuring Leah, Chloe, Tina Malia, Marya Stark, and Ayla Nereo. Rising Appalachia has always been proudlly - and defiantly- an activist band. Leah discusses retreating from front line justice work, she ruminates on softening the storytelling with regard to protest music in a post-pandemic landscape. With her band hitting the road again, dealing hopeful global soul in search of community and spreading catharsis, the veteran songwriter reflects on the effects of the epic pause. One of the more profound programs this podcast has produced, a proud day, from Atlanta G-A all the way to the East Bay. Big Up Leah Song and Rising Appalachia. Give Thanks! Yes, indeedy. Vibe Junkie JAMZ "Downtown" - Soul Visions Rising Appalachia/The Human Experience   "Novels of Acquaintance" Rising Appalachia - live in Switzerland,  14 Sept 2018   EMAIL the SHOW! B.Getz@UpfulLIFE.com PLEASE LEAVE A REVIEW on Apple Podcasts! Listen to Upful LIFE on Spotify ! Theme Song: "Mazel Tov"- CALVIN VALENTINE

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Dr. Dennis Mckenna calls psychedelics “tools for learning how to think.” In this episode, Laura Dawn speaks with Dennis Mckenna about how psychedelics can help us think more creatively. As Chase Jarvis says: “Our species and our planet face a new set of challenges that only creativity can solve.”  We are living through a time of rapid change where creative thinking and creative problem solving are now being called the most important skillsets for the 21st century.  Many of us weren't taught creative thinking skills in school and need to find new ways to tap into our creative potential. As it turns out, psychedelics might be able to offer us the kind of help and support we need to adapt to these times of increasing uncertainty and unprecedented challenges.  As Dennis explains in this episode: “psychedelics allow you to see connections that you usually don't see. Then you have an opportunity to come up with not only funny ideas, but great ideas.”  Dennis McKenna has a Master's in Botany and a PhD in Botanical Sciences and has been conducting research in ethnopharmacology for over 40 years. Dennis believes that “the entire biospheric community of species is conscious, and seeks to advance the evolution of consciousness through collaboration and symbiosis.”  One might argue that they are collaborating with us by teaching us how to expand the boundaries of what we believe is possible by teaching us how to think outside the box. Resources MentionedJoin Laura Dawn at MeetDelic conference in Vegas this November 6-7th. She is presenting on the intersection between creative problem solving and psychedelics. Use code "dawnnaut" at checkout for 20% off your ticket. https://livefreelaurad.com/music-playlists (Access 4 Free Music Playlists for Psychedelic Journey's & Beyond.) https://www.livefreelaurad.com/free-microdosing-course (Access a free 8-day microdosing course.) Books MentionedSimon Powell: https://amzn.to/2XQIHti (The Psilocybin Solution: The Role of Sacred Mushrooms in the Quest for Meaning) Music To Move YouThis episode features a song called Heal This Land by Tina Malia. https://whiteswanrecords.bandcamp.com/track/heal-this-land (Purchase Heal This Land on Bandcamp) https://open.spotify.com/track/0sWUjX9svept1snBLZXSQf?si=1d35d9559bd44eaa (List On Spotify ) https://www.instagram.com/tinamaliamusic (Follow Tina Malia on IG)

A prolific singer, songwriter, instrumentalist and sound engineer, Malia expresses her radiant inner landscape through song.

Elijah Ray is an international recording artist, vocalist, composer, poet, and multi-instrumentalist with a professional music career spanning more than 17 years. He produces music that crosses a wide variety of genres…from Acoustic, Soul, Funk, World Beat, R&B, Pop and Rock… to soul stirring Piano Ballads, Symphonic Soundtracks, and Sound Healing. His shining presence, gritty soul, and message of love invite the listener into an experience of what it is to be “in the BAND OF LIGHT'. His anthems, love songs and sonic hymns have transformed audiences all over the world. Many are calling his music the “soundtrack of the awakening.” Both mystical and raw, Elijah's charisma and musical prowess draws his audience into life's nectar–spiritual, sexy, sweaty, gritty, and ecstatic. Elijah, alone, generates a full band sound on most of his tracks, playing almost every instruments and arranging many of his pieces himself. He has mastered the art of solo touring–taking his audience from one dimension to another with just his voice, his loop-pedal and his guitar, Ruby. He has toured the world from Bali to Ibiza to Egypt and the US at large. Elijah has played, collaborated and shared the stage with countless artists like Bibi McGill (Beyonce's Lead Guitarist), Jesse Carmichael (Maroon 5), Graham Nash, Andre Manga (Paul Simon), Ben Stiller, Donovon Frankenreiter, G Love, Brett Dennon, Bushwalla, the Luminaries, Tina Malia, Youssouphe Sidibe, Tubby Love, Jay ‘Bird” Koder, Michael Ruff, and many more. Elijah has been featured in documentaries such as Indigo Evolution, and Living in Light, alongside such luminaries as Neale Donald Walsh, Dr. Matsuro Emoto, Doreen Virtue, Gangaji, Eli Jaxson-Bear and Panache Desai. Hecontinues to tour the world, release new music and broadcast live shows. Those who want more can experience Elijah's work by attending a SoundLight Experience, retreats, vocal empowerment workshops, masterclasses, and a host of other community projects. Visit www.onespace.love

Hoy celebramos la canción más popular de Simón Díaz y otras tonadas a la luna (también llena). Con Luz Pinos, Lucas Masciano y Tina Malia, Judit Neddermann, Natalia Lafourcade y Los Macorinos, Sílvia Pérez Cruz, Caetano Veloso, Manuel García, Victoria Sur o Susana Baca. Escuchar audio

Here's a 2-hour mix we made for all the bassheads out there! Enjoy and share! 0:00 - Jantsen - Jiggle (Original Mix) 2:55 - Digital D x Houman - Foul Child 3:37 - TC - Get Down Low (Original Mix) 5:37 - LUZCID & Champagne Drip - Double Vision (Sully Remix) 6:22 - Adèle & Zalem - Ritual(SOOHAN Remix) 6:58 - Bassnectar - TKO ft. Rye Rye & Zion i 8:24 - Missy Elliot - Get Ur Freak On (Drop Doc Remix) 9:29 - Bleep Bloop - All I Wanna Do 10:27 Zeds Dead - Undah Yuh Skirt Feat. Mavado (Original Mix) 12:06 - Mutrix - Hustle 13:35 - Nero - Innocence (AC13 Bootleg) 15:46 - Bassnectar - Loco Ono (Jayceeoh Remix) 16:57 - Ak:Hash - Head Rip (Feat. Monty) 18:05 - Party Favor X Baauer - MDR-2 19:11 - Luxage - Rustic 20:17 - Pretty Lights - Hot Like Sauce Rustified Remix 24:49 - Bassnectar - Reaching Out 27:43 - Dirt Monkey - Imperial March VIP 29:09 - G-Rex - Saurus 29:39 - Lucii & DirtySnatcha - I Need Your High 31:51 - Paper Diamond - Work 9000 33:14 - Bassnectar - Freestyle feat. Angel Haze 36:00 - Fytch - In These Shadows (feat. Carmen Forbes) 38:59 - Quackson - Fall Apart 40:25 - um.. - not sick (Original Mix) 41:37 - All Rise - ILL (SUB) 43:40 - Bassnectar - Rise & Shine 44:37 - Callan Maart - Liquid Shards 46: 11 - Bassnectar - Timestretch (NYE 2014 Edit) (ubbitz remake) 48:00 - Adventure Club - Gold (Candyland & REVOKE Remix) 50:04 - RAVENSCOON X ILLANTHROPY - ANGUISH 50:49 - Bassnectar & LUZCID - Music Is The Drug 53:06 - Bassnectar - Willy Wonka (ubbitz remake) 54:42 - Bassnectar - Random Acts Of Kindness 58:12 - L D R U - Lay You Down 1:00:56 - Bassnectar - Cozza Frenzy ft Seasunz (aca) + Vava Voom Vava Voom ft Lupe Fiasco (Bassnectar Remix) 1:02:00 - Bassnectar - What 1:04:57 - Bassnectar - Now ft. Rye Rye 1:06:47 - Bassnectar & Jantsen - Lost in the Crowd ft. Fashawn & Zion I 1:09:17 - A$AP ROCKY - L$D (STYLUST BEATS REMIX) 1:10:14 - Bassnectar - Underwater (feat. Tina Malia) 1:13:54 - Joker - Midnight (Bassnectar Remix) 1:15:56 - Sub Focus - Turn Back Time (Bro Safari & Etc Etc Remix) 1:16:51 - Lana Del Rey - Summertime Sadness (Cedric Gervais RMX) {ETC!ETC! Trapped it! Remix} 1:18:27 - Tsimba - Sendai (DeeZ Remix) 1:19:08 - L D R U - Take My (UZ Remix) (feat. Rob Taylor) 1:20:50 - Estelle - Freak (TC remix) 1:22:12 - Jantsen - Freaks (Original Mix) 1:24:52 - Zeds Dead - Symphony 1:27:00 - Skrux - Our Fragment (feat. Missio) 1:28:19 - Manic Focus - Putting All of My People on (feat. ProbCause) 1:29:59 - Morphics - Distort 1:31:01 - Jantsen - Make Some Noise 1:33:38 - RL Grime - Arcus 1:34:40 - Mr. Carmack - Drugs 1:36:55 - Bassnectar - Open Your Mind ft. Yookie 1:38:30 - Bassnectar - Zodgilla 1:39: 49 - Psymbionic & Of The Trees - One Thing feat Cristina Soto(Bassnectar remix) 1:42:08 - Tyga - rack city (flozone flip) 1:43:44 - Bassnectar & Seth Drake - Above & Beyond 1:46:00 - Aymen - Need You 1:47:05 - Bassnectar - Infrared (feat. Macntaj) 1::49 - Bassnectar & Craz -Thursty 1:50:51 - Hopsteady - Traffic (Original Mix) 1:51:41 - Bassnectar - Don't Hate The 808 ft. Lafa Taylor 1:52:55 - Moresounds - Etho 1:54:25 - Strategy - Put God First 1:56:26 - Bassnectar - Speakerbox (feat Lafa Taylor) 1:58:20 - Bassnectar - The Antidote ft. Zion I 2:00:37 - Bassnectar & G. Jones - Mind Tricks ft. Lafa Taylor 2:02:26 - Bassnectar - MSG 2014 Intro (Close Encounters of the Third Kind Intro -> Nas - The Don -> Bassnectar - Wildstyle Method w/ Zion I Juicy Juice Vocals) (ubbitz remake) 2:05:52 - Zion I - Human (Bassnectar Remixxx) 2:07:53 - The Pixies - Where Is My Mind (Bassnectar Remix)  

One hour vinyasa yoga class recorded at home.  The story of the lotus.  Music:  Tina Malia

Today’s topic is a challenging one. A few weeks ago, numerous allegations surfaced regarding sexual misconduct by two prominent male musicians in the festival world: Lorin Ashton (ie Bassnectar) and Nahko, who I interviewed on this podcast last month. At the time of the allegations I decided to remove that podcast from my catalogue pending an accountability process. To make sense of this cultural moment, I invited my good friend and mentor in men’s work, Ian Mackenzie, back to the podcast to explore the theme of sexual predation through an archetypal lens. On the show, Ian offers a mythopoetic understanding of patterns of abuse in our culture specifically through the archetype of the Addicted Lover. We discuss restorative justice and the challenges of applying it to cases like this. We talk about our modern lack of the village, and the importance of initiating young men to understand the consequences of their actions. We discuss Cancel Culture as a kind of exiling that doesn’t serve to heal the wounds of predation or allow our communities to truly learn from our mistakes. Finally we look at the parts of ourselves that we wish to exile and the perils of losing intimacy with our darkest places. This conversation is simply two men wondering aloud about the causes of and solutions to sexual abuse. This is by no means an exhaustive analysis and we welcome any feedback to our conversation in the Life is a Festival Facebook group. There are also two prominent women in our community, Tina Malia and Elana Meta, who have written very powerful and public Facebook posts on this subject which are linked to in the show notes. Ian Mackenzie is the host of a stellar podcast called the Mythic Masculine. He is a documentary filmmaker whose works include Amplify Her, Scared Economics, Occupy Love, and the upcoming film Love School about the Tamera community in Portugal. If you feel moved by his work, please consider supporting Ian’s Patreon at patron.com/ianmack LINKS Ian Mackenzie: https://www.ianmack.com/ Ian’s Patereon https://www.patreon.com/ianmack Tina Malia’s post: https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=2615226038736823 Elana Meta’s post: https://www.facebook.com/elanametajaroff/posts/10218498800325847 TIMESTAMPS :07 - Ian’s background in men’s work as a documentary filmmaker and podcast host. :13 - A definition of predation :17 - Our understanding of the allegations raised against Nahko and Bassnectar :23 - The consequences of the lack of initiation for young men in modern culture :28 - The archetype of the Addicted Lover :34 - The problem with Cancel Culture :40 - Our modern lack of a village :46 - The difficulties of applying restorative justice on a large scale :51 - What does it take to create a real community? :56 - The literacy of desire 1:00 - The patriarchal energy of the archetype of the tyrant father

Welcome to the program, lots of tunes today. We've got lots of music today, from artists who have submitted, artists on Amazon, and more. This is broadcast 239 of the independent artist show. Set 1: Tina Malia, Isis Rob Martino, Mighty Distant Star Alan Marchand, Cuchi Fedex Man Set 2: Here's a link to the album as part of set 2 which is getting mixed reviews and one negative review I think is unwarranted. We chose three songs in this set, and I'm curious if you agree with the bad reviews, or if you think you agree with my talk segment on the issue before this set. Cleveland Wehle, Clare Island Cleveland Wehle, Solace - Hymn Cleveland Wehle, Moon Garden David Youngman, Life, Death, & Life Mateo Stoneman, Menos de Dos Dolores Set 3: David Carnes, His Eye Is on the Sparrow David Carnes, Song of Solomon / Jesus, Lover of My Soul David Carnes, I Wonder as I Wander David Carnes, Let All Mortal Flesh Keep Silence David Carnes, Christmas Collage Home Free, Spellbound Set 4: Hotel Neon, Tortured Shapes , 01 From Your Spirit , 07 Dirty Dirty Game , 11 Recipe For A Broken Heart Beyond the Seasons & Alfonso Gugliucci, From Stockholm to Salerno Georg Nielsen, Visa från Utanmyra Jon Magnusson, Fagersta Jon Magnusson, Psalm för syndare Jon Magnusson, Tables Have Turned Set 5: allMeadow and Rob Costlow, Return To Flat Rock Amoeba, Harvest Andy Findon, Dreamy Vibes Anton Cosmo, Disowned Beight, Superhero Song Boulevard, Here's To The Days Capital Sons, Slackjaw Chinaski, Even Now Set 6: this set has two tracks, and I hope you enjoy them. Emmalee Crane, I Never Expect you to Stay Erik Ask Upmark, Oppningspolskor Thanks so much for listening to today's program, we appreciate it! See you next time.

OneSpaceLove Podcast with your host and guest Stephanie Papas Welcome to the first episode of OneSpaceLove Podcast, with your host Stephanie Papas. The guest of the first show is me, Stephanie Papas, where I share with you my why and how I came to be the founder of OneSpaceLove and why I am now launching OneSpaceLove Podcast. OneSpaceLove has promoted, hosted and toured many incredible music change-makers, such as Bobby Alu, Nicky Bomba, Oka, Ganga Giri, Tina Malia and collaborated with Bluesfest Touring, Byron Spirit Fest, Bali Spirit Fest, Bhakti Fest, and Wanderlust Festival with artists such as Nahko Medicine for the people, Michael Franti and Mike Love, to name a few. In 2016 OneSpaceHQ Community Space in Bondi was opened which hosted events with Spiritual teachers, musicians, and artists. Stephanie will be sharing her wisdom, and bring in guests to share, why they get to do what they love while caring for the planet and how they implement this into their lifestyles and community.

In this episode of INSPIRED ARTIST I get to speak with my friend, and the producer of my album "The Cosmic Gift", Ram Dass Khalsa. Ram Dass is a producer, audio engineer, and a multi-instrumentalist. Last year, he played LIVE at the Grammy's with Snatam Kaur. He has also collaborated with artists like Peter Kater, Tina Malia, Peter Yarrow (of Peter, Paul, and Mary), Simrit, Jai-Jagdeesh, and Nirinjan Kaur... among others.In this episode Ram Dass and I talk about:His current projectsHow cool Copenhaagen isMusical performance anxietyThe familiarity of Tel AvivHow the world is getting betterPutting spiritual teachers on pedestalsWhat it means to be authentic For more info on Ram Dass:  https://ramdassmusic.com/-- ABOUT YOUR HOST:Sirgun Kaur is a Sacred Songstress and Spiritual Coach who helps sensitive people focus their thoughts and become the spiritual teachers they came here to be. She has released seven albums and a variety of singles. For more info on coaching or events, email info@sirgunkaur.com or visit https://sirgunkaur.com

Hello! Welcome to broadcast 96 of the Independent Artist Spotlight. On this show, new material by new and old artists alike. For ease of convenience, we're only linking to the new artists specifically where applicable. I'd personally like to thank Herbie Allen for assisting the Jared Rimer Network on bringing us the material as well as supporting the project. I also baught a lot of the material, as we try to support independent artists. For ease of convenience, any linked artists will be located within the sets in which they're aired. Older artists we talk about can be searched via the site I mention within the program. If you need a link and have a hard time finding them, please email me. Email/imessage/text can be found on the contact the DJ's page as part of the mix. Set 1: Hans Christian, Incessant Heat Hector Mukomol, Homecoming Human Response, Strange Set 2: Peter Davidson, Calling Ariel Rose, Hanukkah's Child Stuart Hamm, Big Roller Sylvia, Sweet Yesterday Aeoliah, A Higher Love Ariel Rose, My Perfect Day Sylvia, Drifter Ariel Rose, My Perfect Day (Radio mix) Sylvia, You Can't Go Back Home Set 3: Emily Kurn is a new artist to our collection. With multiple albums and awards which you can learn in the notations of the albums, this talented artist has something going for her. She contacted me asking permission to be put on the mailing list, and I accepted. We play several from this artist with two from each available album. Tina Malia, Hare Krishna Pert Near Sandstone, Save Me Tina Malia, Radhe Robin Carnes, Expanding Attention Meditation Tina Malia, Shores of Avalon Emily Kurn, A Little Peace Emily Kurn, Lullaby Tina Malia, Forever Emily Kurn, Brown Boots, Red Coat Emily Kurn, Mississippi Moon Tina Malia, Way Home Lindee Link, Mirror, Mirror Radhamohan and Sivitri, Hare Krishna Moonrise Ya Elah, Hare Krishna This will complete the program. I hope you enjoyed it as much as I have putting it together for you. See you on another edition!

Episode 2-Common Misconceptions About Multicultural Competence Episode 2 Introduction This episode focuses on six specific commonly held misconceptions about multicultural competence that serve as obstacles to staying on the lifelong journey of multicultural competence. Episode 2 Summary The six misconceptions discussed in this podcast episode are: • multicultural refers only to race and ethnicity • multicultural competence requires only learning about the ways in which “they” (marginalized people) are different from “us” (dominant group) • that 3-credit course on multiculturalism required in all approved graduate mental health programs gives you everything that you need to be multiculturally competent • if you are a member of a marginalized group, then your life experiences with marginalization have earned you a Ph.D. in multicultural competence and • your good intentions are what matter most. Episode 2 Reflection Reflection Exercise It’s a good idea to sit down with your feet flat on the floor, your spine straight and body as relaxed as possible. Take a few more deep breaths and slowly release them. Now think about the six misperceptions discussed in this episode. (see above episode summary) Have you held any of these misconceptions? If so, which one has felt most true for you. What do you think might be the source of that belief? If you still hold this belief, what do you think would have to happen for you to reconsider the accuracy of this belief? If your belief has already shifted, what do you belief allowed you to open to a shift in this belief? Resources Mentioned CEMPSYCH, LLC email signup CEMPSYCH, LLC CEMPSYCH, LLC Facebook Page Bad Fit Documentary Additional Information about Bad Fit Documentary November 1 Workshop at Columbia University’s Center for Complicated Grief-The Influences of Religion and Spirituality on Grief and Mourning: Implications for Grief Counseling Racial Trauma: Theory, Research, and Healing Special issue of American Psychologist January 2019 pdf Tina Malia Gratitude I am grateful that you have found this podcast. My wish is that something in this episode will resonate with you in some way. Perhaps, it will help you to see yourself and/or other multicultural beings in a different light. Even more, I hope it sparks something that connects you more deeply to your heart chakra. I am also grateful for the invitation from Rebecca Wong to appear as a guest on her Connectfulness podcast to discuss more about multicultural competence. Rebecca reached out to me and offered to be a mentor when I first spoke aloud of my intention to create this podcast. She was one of the first individuals to listen to the podcast when it launched. Rebecca-thank you for truly seeing me and recognizing the importance of this work. To beautiful composer and songstress Tina Malia, I offer my deepest gratitude for giving me permission to use portions of your song The Lost Frontier from the CD of same title, as the intro and outro of this podcast. Connecting I hope you will share this and future episodes of the Reflections on Multicultural Competence podcast with your friends, family, and colleagues on social media. I want to encourage you to leave a review of this podcast episode-but with one caveat. Topics related to multiculturalism can be challenging and have the potential to be upsetting. The purpose of the podcast is to encourage reflection on aspects of multicultural competence, particularly our own biases and assumptions. So, I would like to encourage you to consider a moment of mindfulness-being present to what you are feeling and thinking without overreacting-before writing a review. Thank you!

Tina Malia does have A CD baby page full of albums. We've gotten a few of them, but biographically, its hard to get info. One biography does mention several CD's, some of them I don't have, however, we can't find where she's from. This makes it hard to do a biographical representation, however, I really like the music and styles, so thats why we're featuring her today. Set 1: David Carnes, Cathy's Theme Home Free, Spellbound Ken Berman, Délie Mateo Stoneman, Menos de Dos Dolores Shir Soul, Hanukkah - Africa Set 2: Tiny Little Blackouts, Happy Is Dead For Now Tina Malia, The Silent Awakening Rob Martino, Turbulence Sylvia, Arrow Carey Moore, Pale Magic Set 3: Tina Malia, Heal This Land Suzanne Pittson, Bright Sun (Lament for Booker) Héllena, Picture Radhamohan and Sivitri, The Sweet Ashtakam Tina Malia, Walking Home The Alleycats, Shake It Out Putinki Church Choir, Hymn of Light prettyhowtown, Dust and Shadow Tina Malia, The Lost Frontier Set 5: Tina Malia, Om Sarve Pavlova Wind Quintet, Wedding Day at Troldhaugen, Op. 65, no. 6 (Edvard Grieg, arr. Christopher Britton) Philipp Weigl, Monsters Tina Malia, Shivo Hum Professor Armchair, March (from Babes in Toyland) Tina Malia, Long Time Sun Panacea, E Hatal Park St Trio, Quilt On The Grass Set 6: Tiny Little Blackouts, Winter In Our Hearts Tom Paul, Annie B Wilson Toni Iniguez, Dragonflies TS Hartley, Checkmate Tina Malia, Boulevard Cleveland Wehle, Metropolis Brian Crain, Song for Sienna Edward Simon, Stephen Keogh & Philip Donkin, Birthday Samba Tina Malia, Warrior Gaelynn Lea, Angels from the Realms of Glory / Joy to the World (feat. Al Church) Jennifer Rutherford, Chocolate Tina Malia, Spark Keith Lancaster & The Acappella Company, Revelation Song Set 7: Tina Malia, Sarva Mangala Hans Christian, Inside Chartres Cathedral No.4 Greg Annussek, He Should Love Her Tina Malia, Shores of Avalon Gokul Salvadi, Kalyaani - the Vintage Radio George Clifford, Dolce, Allegro, Largo, Presto from Fantasia no 7 in E Flat Major for Violin Without Bass future_former, Herzsprung Tina Malia, Gayatri Mantra This will complete the program. Thanks so much for listening and making this special for me. Please do make those comments. If you'd like to donate to help keep the music coming, you may do so. go to this paypal page enter whatever amount you want, either log in or don't to paypal, and pay. The money can be used to pay for the music you and I want, independent artist music. Thanks so much for the opportunity of making my dreams come true by allowing me to feature good music as this artist and many more through this series. See you next time!

Episode Introduction This debut episode offers an introduction to: • the Reflections on Multicultural Competence podcast, • CEMPSYCH, LLC -the company that produces the podcast, and • the host Sonya Lott, Ph.D. Episode 0 Summary • Mission and vision of CEMPSYCH, LLC • Purpose of the Reflections on Multicultural Competence • Brief professional and personal bio of the show host. Resources Mentioned CEMPSYCH, LLC CEMPSYCH, LLC Facebook Page Tina Malia Gratitude I am grateful that you have found this podcast. My wish is that something in this episode will resonate with you in some way. Perhaps, it will help you to see yourself and/or other multicultural beings in a different light. Honestly, I hope it connects you more deeply to your heart chakra. I am also grateful that this podcast provides an opportunity to be a catalyst for others, particularly mental health professionals to become more heart-centered, connected, and aware that despite our “differences” we are all emanations of the same Source. I would like to thank the gifted composer and songstress Tina Malia, for giving me permission to use portions of her song The Lost Frontier from the CD of same title, as the intro and outro of this podcast. Connecting I hope you will share this and future episodes of the Reflections on Multicultural Competence podcast with your friends, family, and colleagues on social media. I want to encourage you to leave a review of this podcast episode-but with one caveat. Topics related to multiculturalism can be challenging and have the potential to be upsetting. The purpose of the podcast is to encourage reflection on aspects of multicultural competence, particularly our own biases and assumptions. So, I would like to encourage you to consider a moment of mindfulness-being present to what you are feeling and thinking without overreacting-before writing a review. Thank you! The Reflections on Multicultural Competence is a component of CEMPSYCH, LLC, a continuing education company with the mission of providing continuing education for mental health professionals that will facilitate the lifelong journey of increasing multicultural competency. CEMPSYCH, LLC is committed to promoting justice, human rights, and respecting the rights and dignity of all, and is interested in podcast sponsorship from companies that have inclusive environments and affirmative polices for LGBTQ people. If you are such a company that offer products or services of interest to mental health professionals, and are interested in sponsorship of a new podcast, I invite you to reach out to me at support@cempsych.com.

Episode 1 Introduction The intention of the Reflections on Multicultural Competence podcast is to encourage mental health professionals to reflect on and challenge the narratives we have created about ourselves and others through the socialization process and our experiences with power, privilege, and marginalization based on our many intersecting cultural identities. This self-reflection is the foundation of multicultural competence, that which is required to adhere to ethical standards of doing no harm and really seeing, hearing, respecting, and appreciating those we serve. I believe that this self-reflection, this understanding oneself more fully as a cultural being with multiple identities, provides the pathway for healing any sense of separation felt within oneself as well as with others. In the United States, race is the most challenging cultural identity to think about-and even more-to talk about. But if we don’t increase our awareness of the impact of race, we can’t transform the ways that we think and feel about it. To transform our individual and collective ways of thinking, feeling, and behaving as it relates to race, we must talk about it and even more, be able to sit with or stay present to what comes up for us without overreacting. Because it is so important to be able to talk about race, I’ve decided to begin talking about race at the inception of the podcast. In this episode, I interviewed CEMPSYCH, LLC facilitator and program planning committee member Dr. Mike Liker who shares his expertise as well as personal experiences with White Racial Consciousness. Episode 1 Summary • Introduction of Dr. Mike Likier (4:58) • Preferred cultural identification and perception of what it means to others (7:49) • Understanding of White Racial Consciousness/Identity? (9:30) • Experiences that awakened Dr. Likier to what it means to be White (11:02) • Observations of White Racial Consciousness/Identity as a facilitator of the Whites Confronting Racism workshop (18:05) • Vision for CEMPSYCH, LLC long-term continuing education program at CEMPSYCH, LLC that includes racial affinity groups (23:50) • Potential benefits of upcoming 3-day workshop (26:25) Episode 1 Reflections Reflection Exercise What is your earliest memory of an experience that awakened you to the awareness that race or skin color matters? Try to remember as much about it as you can. How old were you? Who were you with? What were you told? What did observe? What seemed to be the message about the way in which your race or skin color or that of someone else’s mattered? What emotional impact did this experience have on you at the time? What emotional impact if any does it have on you in this moment? How might this memory impact your journey of multicultural competence going forward? (32:20) Quote from Guest Dr. Mike Likier In discussing his understanding of White Racial Consciousness or Identity: “The thing that I learned from Dr. Carter that really set me on this path to liberation is that this process is developmental. We find ourselves where we are, and chances are, especially if we are White, we’re not going to be proud of that location. But knowing there is a pathway to healing, which comes through consciousness or identity development is the things that is available to us all.” (10:00) Resources Mentioned Multicultural Competence: A Mindfulness Based Approach Workshop October 18-20, 2019 CEMPSYCH, LLC CEMPSYCH, LLC Facebook Page  Dr. Mike Likier-Summit Psychological Services Dr. Mike Likier-CEMPSYCH, LLC Whites Confronting Racism Tina Malia Gratitude I am grateful that you have found this podcast. My wish is that something in this episode will resonate with you in some way. Perhaps, it will help you to see yourself and/or other multicultural beings in a different light. Even more, I hope it sparks something that connects you more deeply to your heart chakra. I am also grateful for the opportunity this podcast gives me to “practice what I preach”-to be present to my feelings of vulnerability while allowing my authentic voice to be heard as well as remaining mindful of ‘progress and not perfection’ as I learn more each day about podcasting. And I offer my deepest gratitude to visionary musical artist Tina Malia, for giving me permission to use portions of her song The Lost Frontier from the CD of same title, as the intro and outro of this podcast. Connecting I hope you will share this and future episodes of the Reflections on Multicultural Competence podcast with your friends, family, and colleagues on social media. I want to encourage you to leave a review of this podcast episode-but with one caveat. Topics related to multiculturalism can be challenging and have the potential to be upsetting. The purpose of the podcast is to encourage reflection on aspects of multicultural competence, particularly our own biases and assumptions. So, I would like to encourage you to consider a moment of mindfulness-being present to what you are feeling and thinking without overreacting-before writing a review. Thank you! The Reflections on Multicultural Competence is a component of CEMPSYCH, LLC, a continuing education company with the mission of providing continuing education for mental health professionals that will facilitate the lifelong journey of increasing multicultural competency. CEMPSYCH, LLC is committed to promoting justice, human rights, and respecting the rights and dignity of all, and is interested in podcast sponsorship from companies that have inclusive environments and affirmative polices for LGBTQ people. If you are such a company that offer products or services of interest to mental health professionals, and are interested in sponsorship of a new podcast, I invite you to reach out to me at support@cempsych.com.

This is a must listen to podcast. Tina and I jump right into a conversation that seems so easy and yet within each story there are big lessons for all of us to hear. * Raised in the suburbs of Denver, her mom gave her the precision of a concert pianist and her dad gave her the freedom and compassion of friendship. She was raised as many of us were thinking that her path was to go to school, college, get married and find a career, but none of that resonated with her. * depression and its role in the development of her entire life * no mater where you are, you are not there always, just there now. * we have become removed from some of the things that inherently bring us peace. this is a story of a round peg that never fit into a square hole and she had the courage to find the place where she belonged. * seeing the world she was in didn't seem to feel comfortable, she picked up and drove her minivan to California to be where the people who wrote books she read lived and she met Jai Uttal and was invited to sing with him and join his newly formed group "The Love Pagan Orchestra". * Her dance with depression and the vibration that elevates us above problems and differences is why you want to jump in right now and listen to this podcast. --- Tina Malia is a musical visionary in the world, dream pop and sacred chant communities, who embraces the heart through original compositions that elate and inspire.  Her all-encompassing worldview and artistic perspective have led Tina to collaborations with iconic artists such as India.Arie, Deva Premal & Miten, Omar Faruk Tekbilek and Idan Raichel, Bassnectar, and Kenny Loggins.  Tina's prodigious talent is evidenced by her self-produced catalog of albums: Shores of Avalon, Jaya Bhagavan, The Silent Awakening, The Lost Frontier, Bridge to Vallabha and Anahata.   Thrilled to be bringing her musical inspiration for the first time to Uddevalla, Malia reflects,   “Music, through its sheer beauty, has the power to free the heart, uplift the soul and connect communities all over the world.  When we gather together to sing, dance, pray and remember our connection to life and one another, we are touched by the simple act of love moving through sound.  I can not think of a better way to spend my time than sharing this joy.”  Winner of four Global Peace Song Awards, Malia's music has been acclaimed by audiences the world over, radio, press and industry tastemakers, including Echoes' John Diliberto, Kenny Loggins, Jai Uttal, Bassnectar, Yoga Journal, Zone Music Reporter, Music Connection and Huffington Post.   Website: www.tinamalia.com.   to listen to and buy her music, go to:  YouTube amazon.com  

In Preparation of new releases from Magnatune, we play lots of tunes even some from old artists that have made new albums recently. Hope you enjoy! Welcome to broadcast 205. Lots of good music, as well as some talk. Enjoy! Set 1: Ion, Farscape Ishwish, Meditation 5 James Akers, Fantasia JaxBros, Hospital Stay Jerry Berlongieri, Top Hat John Holowach, Tree in the Forest Set 2: The Alleycats, L.O.V.E. Tina Malia, Holy Morn Tyrone Wells, Better Off Without You (Live) Velma Frye, What Is Mauricio Buraglia, Suite en la Majeur - Courante (SL Weiss) Antiqcool, Love Light Barks and Crock, Someones Dog (Radio Edith) Ion, Flying Over Blue Waters Modinski, Flak You Minstrel Spirit, Grapes for wine Mauricio Buraglia, Suite en Sol Mineur - Aria (EG Baron) Michelle Bellerose, Mud where lovers lay Maurice and the Beejays, Who Put the Lights Out Mauricio Buraglia, Presto La Majeur (SL Weiss) Set 3: C Layne, Apathy Is Invincibility Chiwawa, Nothing Special Collection Get, Adam 10 10 Heifervescent, Rational Behaviour Hunter and the Dirty Jacks, Gotta Keep Movin' On Made of Wood, Are We Lost Mark Southeron, Ted's Axe Mix Michael Travisano, Leaves of Bluegrass 2 MonkeyTrial, Apastron My Woshin Mashin, Sun and Rain Opened Paradise, Blue Lights (unreleashed track from the Occult era) Processor, Trust Starboy Rana, Senin Senin This completes today's program, see you all on another edition.

It’s Earth Day 2019 and this month’s music hour will be given to songs about the Earth in her peril, her beauty and her resilience. I’ll be weaving in quotes by Rachael Carson whose consciousness changing book Silent Spring has affected a generation of environmental practices and attitudes. Song List: Cold Frost Morning Barbara Higbie The Whole World is Burning Jennifer Berezan Muddy Road Walela Battered Earth Sweet Honey in the Rock Beautiful Dawn The Wailin' Jennys Mississippi Song Rising Appalachia Cherokee River Walela Gula Gula Mari Boine Aye Kerunene Keruna Tuulet (The Winds) Tellu Tundra Flower Mari Boine Earth My Body Alice Di Micele, Elouise Burrell, Freyda Epstein, Tina Malia, Windsong In These Arms: A Song for All Beings Jennifer Berezan

Tina Malia – Miraculously Medicinal MantrasAired Thursday, 21 February 2019, 9:00 AM EST / 6:00 AM PSTWhat is the best medicine? Could it be laughter? Joy? Music? Perhaps all these elements in concert. “I attribute my sense of well-being to chanting mantra. It is so simple and yet so extraordinary” states world-renowned visionary musical artist, Tina Malia. Join Kara Johnstad and Tina Malia for a joyful conversation on the seemingly miraculous qualities of mantras.A prolific singer, songwriter, instrumentalist, and sound engineer, Tina expresses her radiant inner landscape through song. Tina’s love of sacred chant is reflected on her 2005 album Jaya Bhagavan, and now again on her newest release – Anahata – Mantras for a Heart Wide Open, where she sings deeply moving Sanskrit mantras to heal us and guide us back to wholeness Tina Malia is a beloved pioneer in a growing community of people around the world dedicated to residing in harmony with the Earth, and expressing it through art, health, education and music. Tina claims that “music, through its sheer beauty, has the power to free the heart, uplift the soul and connect communities all over the world. When we gather together to sing, dance, pray and remember our connection to life and one another, we are touched by the simple act of love moving through sound. I can not think of a better way to spend my time than sharing this joy.”

Your Soul In Motion by Miyoko CaubetThis episode explores dance as healing the body, mind and spirit. Miyoko spoke to a few members of the Dance Temple Collective dancetemple.weebly.com, Indigenous Artist in Residence of Victoria Lindsay Katsitsakatste Delaronde www.victoria.ca/EN/main/residents/culture/public-art/indigenous-artist-in-residence.html, creator and performer of the Human Body Project Tasha Diamant www.humanbodyproject.org, and lastly Noriko Oka, Art Therapist at Draw Heart studio www.drawheart.caAlso, this episode features tracks from Rara Avis DJ mix at Dance Temple. Womanspirit by Marina Raye from Womanspirit, Crystal Waves by Daniel Waples & Alexei Levin from DA Harmonics, La Jungla (Bongotrack Remix) 06-2017 by Ricardo Carrasco, Kol Galgal by Tina Malia from Bridge to Valhalla, Improvised Prayer by Rara Avis, Unreleased as well as the following songs The Women Warrior song by Martina Pierre, Lay beneath my Wings by Kesia Nagata from the album Looking for horses, kesianagata.com, Breath by Holy Hum from the album You Be Holy I'll Be Human, holyhum.comThis podcast is proudly supported by the BC Arts Council & CFUV 101.9fm

Join 'She' for a 15 minute Guided Meditation. Sound and Silence...SO!Welcoming in the silence! Sound, Breath Practice and Silence! Re-Connecting to your Peace, Voice and Heart!Sound&Music by 'She' and Tina Malia, Bridge to Vallabha. If inspired, support the ARTsConnect withSuzanne ToroBare Naked Bliss

Soul Traveller Radio Show's Top 20 Conscious Music Fresh Tracks for 2017. These are the best songs from all your votes as we count down to the number 1 single of 2017. We have covered everything from folk, reggae, kirtan, deep beats and pop with the Top 20 songs as voted by you. Artists included in the top 20 are - Nahko & Medicine for the People, Stevin McNamara, Deva Premal & Miten, Ziggy Marley, Dream Aria, Trevor Hall, Michael Cohen, Kimberly Haynes, Tina Malia, Katie Wise & Bhakti Explosion, MC Yogi & East Forest, Johanna Beekman with Donna De Lory, Jai Uttal, Ananda Monet, Lee Mirabai Harrington, The Mayapuris, Jahnavi Harrison and the number 1 Fresh Track for 2017 is Fire by Dhanya. The Top 20 Conscious Music Fresh Tracks, a special edition of  Soul Traveller Radio Show

One hour viyasa yoga class recorded live.  The black dot.   Music:  Tina Malia

Today we are talking to new age singer/songwriter & Music Medicine Woman Kimberly Haynes! Recently, “Awaken Me” has won Album of the Year in the international One World Music Awards 2016 Featuring performances by Multiple Grammy® nominee Peter Kater, Tina Malia, Byron Metcalf, Jesus Florido and mastered by Grammy® winner Ricky Kej… You can find Kimberly Haynes music at: http://www.musicmedicinewoman.com Or contact Mike Gormley at www.lapersdev.com

Spring has Sprung. New Segments. Join 'She' for a 15 minute Guided Meditation. Sound and Silence Meditation...Renewal. During this segment: Guided meditation to connect you to the your 'Breath, your CENTER', inner peace and your breath...Sound, Breath and Silence! Connecting to your Peace, Voice and Heart! Music She' and Tina Malia.  If inspired, support the ARTs. Connect with Suzanne Toro

Spring has Sprung. New Segments. Join 'She' for a 15 minute Guided Meditation. Sound and Silence Meditation...Energy Center. During this segment: Guided meditation to connect you to the your 'Breath, your CENTER', inner peace and your breath...Sound, Breath and Silence! Connecting to your Peace, Voice and Heart! Music She' and Tina Malia.  If inspired, support the ARTs. Connect with Suzanne Toro

On this week's Soul Traveller Radio Show we announce the winners of tickets to see Tina Malia at Byron Spirit Festival. We chat with Deya Dova about her new album and what she will be doing at the Byron Spirit Festival and we take a listen to the brand new single from US folk country and transformational artist, Shawn Gallaway ( I Choose Love! ) along with details on how you can download your own copy of the special EP. Other artists on this weeks show include Bryan Duncan, Nattali Rize, Katie Wise & Bhakti Explosion, Nicole Stella, Gungor, Musica for Africa, Scarlet Crow, The Indigo Girls and Asa Broomhall.

Spring has Sprung. New Segments. Join 'She' for a 15 minute Guided Meditation. Sound and Silence Meditation...Breathe. During this segment: Guided meditation to connect you to the your 'Breath, your CENTER', inner peace and your breath...Sound, Breath and Silence! Connecting to your Peace, Voice and Heart! Music She' and Tina Malia.  If inspired, support the ARTs. Connect with Suzanne Toro

Tonight Special Guest Extended interview on Soul Traveller Radio with Tina Malia. 5pm-6pm EST Repeats Thursday bombshellradio.com #World #Dreampop #Folk Tina Malia is a visionary musical artist. Her sonic creations span sacred chant, world, dream pop and folk music genres. A prolific singer, songwriter, instrumentalist and sound engineer, Malia expresses her radiant inner landscape through song. Tina's mother, a renowned concert pianist and opera singer from South Korea, was the driving force in Tina's classical musical education. It was her father, however, who bought her a guitar when she turned 15 and encouraged her to follow her musical passions. "I remember first discovering many great women of folk music - Joni Mitchell, Joan Baez, Ani DiFranco, Alison Krauss. Listening to them was basically how I learned to play the guitar, and it's also when I starting writing my own songs," says Malia. With guitar and backpack in hand, she began traveling the world and writing music, with her adventures in nature and spirituality inspiring her compositions. Not long after the release of her first album, the accolades winning Shores of Avalon, Tina met pioneering world chant artist Jai Uttal, who recruited her to sing in his groundbreaking ensemble - the Pagan Love Orchestra. It was through Jai that Tina was introduced to the rich spiritual tradition of Sanskrit mantras. "When I first started singing with Jai," recalls the Amida recording artist, "I didn't understand the power and beauty that is held within a mantra. But later, when I was going through a difficult time in life, I was able to turn to this practice and receive the healing that comes with the repetition of these sacred sounds. To this day, I attribute my sense of well-being to chanting mantra. It is so simple and yet so extraordinary." Tina's love of sacred chant is reflected on her 2005 album Jaya Bhagavan, and now again on her newest release - Bridge to Vallabha, where she includes songs in Sanskrit, Hebrew, Gurmukhi and English. She is joined by host of amazing singers, along with instrumentation such as nylon string guitar, Rhodes piano, charangon, vibraphone, lap steel guitar and cello. Tina Malia is a beloved pioneer in a growing community of people around the world dedicated to residing in harmony with the Earth, and expressing it through art, health, education and music. Her all-encompassing musical and spiritual perspective has led her to studio and live performance with a vast array of iconic artists including Kenny Loggins, India.Arie, Bonnie Raitt, Bassnectar, Deva Premal and Miten, Omar Faruk Tekbilek, Peter Yarrow (of Peter, Paul & Mary) Peter Kater and Joanne Shenandoah. Tina's acclaimed catalog of self-produced albums include Shores of Avalon, Jaya Bhagavan, The Silent Awakening, The Lost Frontier and most recently, Bridge to Vallabha.

Ramdesh talks about the Sita Ram mantra, shares stories of Sita and Rama, and discusses how these stories can relate to our lives, our Kundalini energy, and our spiritual awakening. This balancing mantra eases the divine masculine and Divine Feminine within, purifies the mind and body, and more! Hear music by Luna Ray, Jaya Lakshmi, Tina Malia, Girish, and Sat Purkh Kaur Khalsa.  

Ramdesh talks about the rise of the Divine Feminine and reclaiming our shakti power energy. Enjoy music by Ajeet Kaur, Jagroop Kaur, Tina Malia, Mirabai Ceiba, Peia, and Bachan Kaur. Honor the goddess and dance!

Join 'She' for a 15 minute Guided Meditation. Sound and Silence...SO! Welcoming in the silence! Sound, Breath Practice and Silence! Re-Connecting to your Peace, Voice and Heart! Sound&Music by 'She' and Tina Malia, Bridge to Vallabha. If inspired, support the ARTs Connect with Suzanne Toro Bare Naked Bliss

Música consciente para despertar el corazón. Entrevista a Tina Malia http://www.tinamalia.com ————————————INFORMACION SOBRE MINDALIA—————————— Mindalia.com y Mindalia Televisión son una ONG SIN ANIMO DE LUCRO Si te ha gustado este video, APOYANOS CON UNA DONACION: https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_s-xclick&hosted_button_id=G58CS4AVKC6BU SUSCRIBETE AL CANAL DE YOUTUBE para no perderte ningún video: http://www.youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=mindaliacom MILES DE VIDEOS de conferencias y entrevistas de interés en http://www.mindaliatelevision.com Participa en las CONFERENCIAS EN DIRECTO: http://television.mindalia.com/category/conferencias-en-directo/ -Puedes escuchar este y otros audios en Ivoox: http://mindaliacomradio.ivoox.com PIDE O ENVIA AYUDA http://www.mindalia.com – La Red Social de Ayuda a través del Pensamiento SIGUENOS EN REDES SOCIALES: -Youtube: http://www.youtube.com/mindaliacom -Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/mindalia.ayuda/ -Twitter: http://twitter.com/mindaliacom -Pinterest: https://es.pinterest.com/mindaliacom/ DESCARGATE LAS APLICACIONES MOVILES GRATUITAS: Mindalia Multimedia https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=es.app.mindalia_television Mindalia Red de Ayuda https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=es.app.mindalia_ayuda&hl=es CONTACTA CON NOSOTROS: http://television.mindalia.com/contacto/ -Skype: mindalia.com ¿Tienes un video que te gustaría que publicáramos? Envíanoslo!! Puedes ver el video completo de esta conferencia en: http://television.mindalia.com/musica-consciente-para-despertar-el-corazon-entrevista-a-tina-malia/

Música consciente para despertar el corazón. Entrevista a Tina Malia http://www.tinamalia.com ————————————INFORMACION SOBRE MINDALIA—————————— Mindalia.com y Mindalia Televisión son una ONG SIN ANIMO DE LUCRO Si te ha gustado este video, APOYANOS CON UNA DONACION: https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_s-xclick&hosted_button_id=G58CS4AVKC6BU SUSCRIBETE AL CANAL DE YOUTUBE para no perderte ningún video: http://www.youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=mindaliacom MILES DE VIDEOS de conferencias y entrevistas de interés en http://www.mindaliatelevision.com Participa en las CONFERENCIAS EN DIRECTO: http://television.mindalia.com/category/conferencias-en-directo/ -Puedes escuchar este y otros audios en Ivoox: http://mindaliacomradio.ivoox.com PIDE O ENVIA AYUDA http://www.mindalia.com – La Red Social de Ayuda a través del Pensamiento SIGUENOS EN REDES SOCIALES: -Youtube: http://www.youtube.com/mindaliacom -Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/mindalia.ayuda/ -Twitter: http://twitter.com/mindaliacom -Pinterest: https://es.pinterest.com/mindaliacom/ DESCARGATE LAS APLICACIONES MOVILES GRATUITAS: Mindalia Multimedia https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=es.app.mindalia_television Mindalia Red de Ayuda https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=es.app.mindalia_ayuda&hl=es CONTACTA CON NOSOTROS: http://television.mindalia.com/contacto/ -Skype: mindalia.com ¿Tienes un video que te gustaría que publicáramos? Envíanoslo!! Puedes ver el video completo de esta conferencia en: http://television.mindalia.com/musica-consciente-para-despertar-el-corazon-entrevista-a-tina-malia/

Música consciente para despertar el corazón. Entrevista a Tina Malia http://www.tinamalia.com ————————————INFORMACION SOBRE MINDALIA—————————— Mindalia.com y Mindalia Televisión son una ONG SIN ANIMO DE LUCRO Si te ha gustado este video, APOYANOS CON UNA DONACION: https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_s-xclick&hosted_button_id=G58CS4AVKC6BU SUSCRIBETE AL CANAL DE YOUTUBE para no perderte ningún video: http://www.youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=mindaliacom MILES DE VIDEOS de conferencias y entrevistas de interés en http://www.mindaliatelevision.com Participa en las CONFERENCIAS EN DIRECTO: http://television.mindalia.com/category/conferencias-en-directo/ -Puedes escuchar este y otros audios en Ivoox: http://mindaliacomradio.ivoox.com PIDE O ENVIA AYUDA http://www.mindalia.com – La Red Social de Ayuda a través del Pensamiento SIGUENOS EN REDES SOCIALES: -Youtube: http://www.youtube.com/mindaliacom -Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/mindalia.ayuda/ -Twitter: http://twitter.com/mindaliacom -Pinterest: https://es.pinterest.com/mindaliacom/ DESCARGATE LAS APLICACIONES MOVILES GRATUITAS: Mindalia Multimedia https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=es.app.mindalia_television Mindalia Red de Ayuda https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=es.app.mindalia_ayuda&hl=es CONTACTA CON NOSOTROS: http://television.mindalia.com/contacto/ -Skype: mindalia.com ¿Tienes un video que te gustaría que publicáramos? Envíanoslo!! Puedes ver el video completo de esta conferencia en: http://television.mindalia.com/musica-consciente-para-despertar-el-corazon-entrevista-a-tina-malia/

In his short 35 years, Elijah Ray has become A PRODIGIOUS VOCALIST, COMPOSER, MULTI-INSTRUMENTALIST, AND RECORDING ARTIST. Elijah is known for his pioneering heart and transformational music that crosses an insanely wide variety of genres...from Acoustic Soul, Bumpin Funk, World Beat, Dance / Pop and Rock... to soul stirring Piano Ballads, Symphonic Soundtracks, and Shamanic, Sound Healing environments. Over the past 13 years as a professional musician, Elijah Ray has played, collaborated and shared the stage with countless artists and amazing friends and musicians, like Bibi McGill (Beyonce's Lead Guitarist) Jesse Carmichael (Maroon 5) Graham Nash, Andre Manga (Paul Simon) Ben Stiller, Donovon Frankenreiter, G Love, Brett Dennon, Bushwalla, the Luminaries, Tina Malia, Youssouphe Sidibe, Tubby Love, Jay ‘Bird” Koder, Michael Ruff, and many more. Elijah Ray: http://www.elijahraymusic.com/ Ronnie Landis: http://www.ronnie-landis.com The Holistic Health Mastery Program: http://www.holistichealthmastery.com

In his short 35 years, Elijah Ray has become A PRODIGIOUS VOCALIST, COMPOSER, MULTI-INSTRUMENTALIST, AND RECORDING ARTIST. Elijah is known for his pioneering heart and transformational music that crosses an insanely wide variety of genres...from Acoustic Soul, Bumpin Funk, World Beat, Dance / Pop and Rock... to soul stirring Piano Ballads, Symphonic Soundtracks, and Shamanic, Sound Healing environments. Over the past 13 years as a professional musician, Elijah Ray has played, collaborated and shared the stage with countless artists and amazing friends and musicians, like Bibi McGill (Beyonce's Lead Guitarist) Jesse Carmichael (Maroon 5) Graham Nash, Andre Manga (Paul Simon) Ben Stiller, Donovon Frankenreiter, G Love, Brett Dennon, Bushwalla, the Luminaries, Tina Malia, Youssouphe Sidibe, Tubby Love, Jay ‘Bird” Koder, Michael Ruff, and many more. Elijah Ray: http://www.elijahraymusic.com/ Ronnie Landis: http://www.ronnie-landis.com The Holistic Health Mastery Program: http://www.holistichealthmastery.com

Join 'She' for a 15 minute Guided Meditation. Sound and Silence...Love YOU! Welcoming in the silence! Sound, Breath Practice and Silence! Re-Connecting to your Peace, Voice and Heart! Sound&Music by 'She' and Tina Malia.  If inspired, support the ARTs Connect with Suzanne Toro Bare Naked Bliss

Join 'She' for a 15 minute Guided Meditation. Sound and Silence...SO! Welcoming in the silence! Sound, Breath Practice and Silence! Re-Connecting to your Peace, Voice and Heart! Sound&Music by 'She' and Tina Malia, Bridge to Vallabha. If inspired, support the ARTs Connect with Suzanne Toro Bare Naked Bliss

Join 'She' for a 15 minute Guided Meditation. Sound and Silence...Relief! Welcoming in the silence! Sound, Breath Practice and Silence! Re-Connecting to your Peace, Voice and Heart! Music by Tina Malia. If inspired, support the ARTs Connect with Suzanne Toro Bare Naked Bliss

Ramdesh shares music from Kirtan Aid: Refugee Rescue Deluxe Edition, which goes to support the Sat Nam Foundation's work with refugees in Greece. Music played includes David Newman, Snatam Kaur, Peia, Heather Houston, White Sun, Tina Malia, Luna Ray, and Bachan Kaur. You can donate at satnamfoundation.org.  

Ramdesh guides us through the Gayatri mantra, the oldest mantra known and the most chanted mantra in our world today. Learn what the individual words mean and how a yogic master translated it. Enjoy versions of this powerful mantra by Deva Premal, Tina Malia, Donna de Lory, and more.

We strive for Episode 125, and what happens? It Happens.  We have a pretty packed show for you.  Mojo got the chance to sit down with Anne Niven, the publisher of Witches & Pagans Magazine (and so much more). Thank you for coming on the show, Anne. We hope you all enjoy the interview.  We share a little bit about Morning Glory Zell and her passing. Hail and Farewell, Morning Glory! You were and continues to be an inspiration.  Mojo has had a few really great weeks and he tells us a little bit about his experience at the Shamanic Conference. Not only that, but GODZILLA was recently released and we were able to see it on opening night.  Blessed belated Beltaine. Ours was fantastic and we hope yours was too.  We have two events to share with you this episode. First, Sharon Knight and Winter are going to be here, in the Wigglian Theatre, July 24th. Contact us at thewigglianway@gmail.com for tickets. Limited seating so get your tickets today!  Mojo is playing the Sun Wheel Arts Festival June 27-July 1 in Central Alberta. I will be there too as your Mistress of Ceremonies. We are so excited and hope to see you there.  You may or may not be aware of who is headlinging the Sun Wheel Arts Festival, but we sure are, and you definitely want to be there. Damh the Bard is visiting Alberta from the UK. I believe that it is his first time in Canada. Let's show him a good time because I KNOW he will be showing us one.  On that note, our Feature Album is one of Damh's. From his 2009 release, Tales of the Crow Man, we hear The Cutty Wren and Hal and Tow. We conclude Episode 125 with Damh's The Two Magicians from the same album.  SJ Tucker has reworked one of our favourite tunes. Stay tuned for her new version of Snake Star Song.  Also, please welcome to the show, Tina Malia with her song, The Silent Awakening.  Thanks for listening to the show! It's all abuot the love.       

Join ‘She' and Tina Malia as they discuss and celebrate her album ‘The Lost Frontier.' They will explore her music, vision, connection to the universe and the unfolding of her “new” frontier. Tina shares what she learned from her mother, the trees, self reliance and how to have courage. Connect with Tina Malia FB Twitter YouTube Support her Music...Purchase HERE Please send in your questions/feedback to s@suzannetoro.com Connect with Suzanne Toro

Join Ramdesh for a chat with Tina Malia, currently on tour with GuruGanesha Singh, about life, love and mantra.