Healing Wisdom

Send us Fan Mail Award-winning, Carnegie-Hall-playing, performer of Mongolian and Tuvan music, Tamir Hargana sings in the Khoomi, throat singing style. His instruments include the Mongolian horse-head fiddle, the Mongolian lute, the Tuvan lute and a Tuvan strong instrument the Igil. Tamir and Salieu Suso are performing at a family event in NYC this weekend, July 16-17th, as part of the Festival of...

Send us Fan Mail West Gambian Kora musician Salieu Suso brings us traditional Kora music. The Kora is 21-string harp traditionally made with a gourd, cow hide and antelope strings, invented by a distant ancestor and passed down through generations. The kora music was used in royal courts to help kings make hard decisions, to decide over battle strategies and among warriors to ease trauma from batt...

Send us Fan Mail What can we do to help pollinators, birds and endangered species from our backyards? Entomologist, conservationist, and ecologist professor author Douglas Tallamy calls us to action with Homegrown National Park. Check out http://homegrownnationalpark.org Here is a plant finder for native plants in your area to turn your yard and garden into a habitat for  native wildlife and the l...

Send us Fan Mail Hear my interview with composer, songwriter and guitarist Hiroya Tsukamoto. 

Send us Fan Mail Esther Newton is an American anthropologist and pioneer in ethnography of lesbian and gay communities. We talk gender, drag queens, and the sexism she faced. 

Send us Fan Mail It is the story of the spiritual strength  of the Gullah Geechee speaking people of the Atlantic coastal southern region. This airs again, Sunday at 11:30am as part of the Provicetown Intl Film Festival.  "Under the orders of General William Sherman, the ancestral home of the Gullah people was originally deeded to freed slaves after the Civil War. But when the real estate of...

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Send us Fan Mail Midnight Madhouse Producers, actresses Ella Cannon and Jenna Rosenow discuss their flagship project, an adaptation of Cape Cod author Deborah Swiss' The Tin Ticket about the Australian convict women from Britain and Ireland who populated the continent. Ella discusses her new film releasing this Friday on Netflix, Trees of Peace, about sisterhood during the Rwandan genocide ag...

Send us Fan Mail Making, growing, and working with herbal medicine and Medicinal Plant School of Rhode Island owner Eliza Travisano ! She shares her remedies to common ailments, first aid kits and more...She's launching her school this summer here https://medicinalplantschool.com/

Send us Fan Mail The episode centers on an astrodrama, an astrological enactment, conducted by expressive arts therapist and dream healer BE Johnson... On guitar, Tad Price

Send us Fan Mail Body-based holistic health philosophy and techniques from the Breema Center with teachers Alexandra Johnson , MD (family medicine) and Angela Porter, LMFT (licensed marriage and family therapist). Here Angela and Alexandra share the 9 Principles of Harmony. This integrative approach uses somatic therapy for bringing presence and relaxation to everything you do. It helps with anxie...

Send us Fan Mail Tara Vargas Wallace on the racial wealth gap and housing insecurity on Cape Cod. We talk about Bans Off Our Bodies, the Buffalo shooting, discrimination, the history of redlining and other factors that contribute to racial inequities. 

Send us Fan Mail Pop singer songwriter J ann Klose discusses his new song, growing up in South Africa during apartheid, connecting with kids sharing traditional music during the Tutudesk Campaign, and Creative Visualization on Healing Wisdom, airing on WOMR streaming everywhere at womr.org  

Send us Fan Mail Nahua-lineage trained weather worker and singing shaman Linda Go discusses her death doula educational trainings, end-of-life from a spiritual perspective, the Tibetan book of the dead, and the importance of trauma-release yoga for aging with acceptance and end-of-life. 

Send us Fan Mail Dance Professor Bernard J. Brown discusses his approach to dance activism, the influences of Katherine Dunham on modern, ballet and hip hop, the history of the slave who mailed himself to freedom Henry B. Brown, the place of dance in social and political movements, homoeroticism in the system of slavery and "the lasting effects of colonialism on global communities of color th...

Send us Fan Mail Bees are deeply woven into the cosmology and spiritual practices of many ancient cultures. The pyramid temples of the Yucatan are believed by Maya people to represent the unusual pattern of the Melipona Beehives which are shaped in tiered layers. The stingless Melipona bees are crucial in the survival of the rainforests of the Yucatan and the Amazon. It is interesting to note too,...

Send us Fan Mail Oakland-based birthworker and bodyworker Tsadae Neway (pronounced, Know-Why), the daughter of Ethiopian immigrants, curates safe spaces for BIPOC and bring strength and vitality to families. Her mission is to help integrate transformational mind-body healing through bodywork, counseling and plant-based foods. 

Send us Fan Mail Dr. Rev. Queen Mother Imakhu discusses interfaith community, her Shenu Khametic ministries and connecting with her Rosicrucian roots.  

Send us Fan Mail Kemetic Scholar, Shenu High Priestess, Bantu Nganga, Metaphysician, Activist and Philosopher and author Reverend Queen Mother Imakhu discusses losing her mother to Covid-19, the afterlife, the ancestors, interfaith community, and her week-long class connecting to the Warrior Goddess within. We talk about her book, Shenu: The Khametic Water Wisdom Practice.  Her ministry is compris...

Send us Fan Mail Musician Dolly Valentine discusses her new album and talks astrology with host Pandora Peoples. Dolly discusses the synchronicity that led to her and her partner cutting their latest album in an old church in Scotland. She discusses living in the attic of a castle in Italy, discovering an amazing book far from home and her songwriting.

Send us Fan Mail Irish astrocartograher, astrologer and writer Martha Clarke shares how to use these the major transits of 2022 to help us express ourselves creatively and shares inspiring astrological insight we can utilize in the coming months ahead. 

Send us Fan Mail Dr. Chip Thomas, physician and artist, known at Jetsonorama,  shares some of his record-breaking bike trek across Africa during apartheid, meeting Walter Sisulu, uranium mining on the Navajo Nation reservation and his Covid art project in collaboration with the UN . 

Send us Fan Mail Primary Care Physician and photographer Dr. Chip Thomas discusses his mission behind his poster art, the Painted Desert Project, his exhibition, "Unsilenced: Indigenous Enslavement in Southern Colorado" and the impact Covid has had on the Navajo Nation. 

Send us Fan Mail Keith Stokes , Vice President with the historical consulting firm, 1696 Heritage Group is "dedicated to helping persons and institutions of color to increase their knowledge and access to the light of truth of their unique American heritage." Learn about how the skills, culture and creations of African and indigenous heritage people built Rhode Island, New England and ou...

Send us Fan Mail Excited to speak with Indian-Iranian immigrant, resin and crystal artist, Touch of Light reiki school owner, and Holy Fire Karuna reiki master Raa'na.