Healing Wisdom

Send us Fan Mail My guest Barbara Gail, ceremonialist, performer, hand-drummer, dancer, percussionist, children’s edu-tainer, SpiritSinger, & well-seasoned facilitator of group drum & dance experiences. On this podcast we talk about her teachers Gabrielle Roth and Layne Redmond, world travel and more. 

Send us Fan Mail Bees were kept for their medicine, honey, propolis, royal jelly, wax, even their venom. Ancient peoples understood the healing properties of various forms of bee medicine, and their reverence reached epic proportions because both bee goddess and priestesses are depicted in many countries and multiple continents. From and rituals and rites depicting dancing and music on artifacts a...

Send us Fan Mail Astrologer, Podcaster and Sacred Sites Pilgrimage priestess RaMa Danielle Marie shares her latest pilgrimage to Egypt, memories of her Avalon Glastonbury pilgrimage, and her thoughts on some powerful Astrological transits from 2020 through 2022. 

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 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 Dr. Chip Thomas arrived on the Navajo Nation Reservation in 1987, and has been photographing his patients, making poster art with his photography on buildings, and gathering muralists mentees and Indigenous youth as part of his Painted Desert Project to beautify abandoned strictures and road side stands, improving the local tourist industry.  Dr. Chip Thomas discusses Covid condit...

Send us Fan Mail Bees were kept for their medicine, honey, propolis, royal jelly, wax, even their venom. Ancient peoples understood the healing properties of various forms of bee medicine, and their reverence reached epic proportions because both bee goddess and priestesses are depicted in many countries and multiple continents. From and rituals and rites depicting dancing and music on artifacts a...