Radhaa Nilia shared her new book with listeners via an interview on KSKQ radio, Ashland, Oregon, on November 21st, 2017. Quan Yin is the goddess of compassion. Radhaa has published a workbook to help women and men cultivate this goddess energy within.
I and Jason Houk interview Dr. Todd Miller, author of "Storming the Wall - Climate Change, Migration and Homeland Security at KSKQ radio in Ashland, Oregon on November 14th, 2017. Miller discusses the militarized over-reach of the Trump government, out 100 miles from our southern border, effectively creating a surveilance state and a standing army on American soil, a Trumpian "constitution-free zone." This project uses a 12 fold increase in funding, from $1.5B to $20B, more than what the FBI gets. When the Berlin Wall…
Jessica Simmons is interviewed by Byron Carrier at KSKQ radio in Ashland, Oregon. She remembers her military family lifestyle growing up in North Carolina and how she has grown to fulfill a priestess role, creating ceremonies of drumming, chanting, and meaningful moments.
I interview Constance Dean on my Tuesday morning radio show at KSKQ in Ashland, Oregon. Constance remembers her challenging life and how she broke through to self-ability and self-respect. I had helped her remodel her house, tearing off a back room, creating a new foundation for a large community room and a second story for her private bedroom. Almost all the materials were found for free at yardsales or from Habitat for Humanity. The recycled nature of the project took on spiritual and synchronistic surprise.
It was an earlier September 11th, back in 1970, when Nixon's vice-president Spiro Agnew let loose his alliterative "nattering nabobs of negativity." It helped launch the so-called Moral Majority, which morphed into the belligerent Tea Party, which shouted Donald Trump into our lives. Thing is, Republicans have long-been their own nattering nabobs of negativity. It's the only thing they do! They deliberately didn't cooperate with anything President Obama politely posed. They stopped our government from working at all, then blamed the malaise on Obama. They're…
I'll bet you're like me. I tend to think, "I know," and I do. But what I tend to not know is how much I don't know. There's not just all the information out there that I don't know, it's all the information in here that I barely remember. I can access only a bit of what I know, but even that large realm is only a bit of what I should know. You know things too, but you're like me, partial, limited, only a…