David Barnes on Challenging our Biases
Why do our human patterns keep repeating and how do we change that? How do we learn to get along? Being divided is not new for humanity, these energetic patterns have been going on for eons. Through the use of movies, David Barnes provides a unique and innovated way...
read moreMatthew Burriesci on Tyranny & Empires: Is History Repeating?
What is a demagogue? Are we seeing the end of our republic and the rise of an empire? Matt Burriesci has studied the foundations of our Western civilization. He knows that history has given us many great teachers to learn from at this moment. Join us for a candid...
read moreJim Self on Mastering Alchemy
What is ascension? What will our world look like as we move into the 4th and 5th dimensions? Jim Self has been teaching healing and energy management techniques for decades. He knows that as we learn to remove old thoughts and beliefs from our upbringing, we can...
read moreShanon Harwood on the Archetype Project
Is our life pre-determined? What are the different ways we engage and understand the world? How is knowing this useful? Shanon Harwood says that we can work with the different archetypes to assist us with our problems and understand the common themes in our lives. She...
read moreCynthia Ruiz on Leadership and Indigenous Wisdom
How do we integrate wisdom from other cultures into our public policy? What makes a good leader? Cynthia Ruiz has a unique perspective that blends teachings from her Latina and indigenous backgrounds. She knows how important it is for leaders to be in touch with what...
read moreRev. Dr. Karen Tate on Cultivating the Sacred Feminine
Did Hillary Clinton represent the sacred feminine? What role does Trump play in the creation of a new paradigm? Rev. Dr. Karen Tate has devoted her life's work to re-awakening Goddess spirituality in the modern world. She hopes that one day the masculine and feminine...
read moreRobert Manni on The Balanced Male
Balance is a challenge for most people, but real balance isn't just about what we eat or how we exercise. It is about being mindful, attentive, and bringing harmony to all aspects of who we are. Robert Manni has looked deeply at what it means to balance both the...
read moreDr. Georgina Cannon on Navigating Relationships
Some of our most challenging situations revolve around navigating relationships. How do we engage with our parents, siblings, and colleagues in healthy ways? How can we prepare for those difficult conversations? Dr. Georgina Cannon explains that the most important...
read moreLuke Adler on Healing the Mind/Body & Emotions
How do suppressed emotions affect our body? What does self-love really mean? Luke Adler was on his own journey of self-healing before helping others to seek out health, happiness, and fulfillment. He believes that disease stems from not really understanding who you...
read moreNick Dunn on Revelations from the Dark
What differs between the urbanscape of the daylight and the urbanscape in the dark? What do our built environments say about the current state of our society and our economics? Nightwalking has been a pastime of many who wish to see deeper into the structure and form...
read moreKlaire D. Roy on the Circle of Initiates
What are the 7 Rays and how do they influence the evolution of our earth? What is the ray structure of our president-elect Donald Trump? Klaire D. Roy is the literary interpreter of Tibetan Master Djwhal Khul's critical study of the ray structure and initiation level...
read moreJacob Nordby on Creativity & Living a Non-Conformist Life
Deep down people want to live a life of meaning and yet we all feel this pressure to lead a 'Normal' life. What are we giving up when we don't seek the truth of who we are? How does the exploration of our own creativity help us to break through the chains of...
read moreLisa Knopp on Disordered Eating & Our True Hunger
We hear often about the cultural messages leading to body image issues and eating disorders, but are there other factors at play? Is there a difference between eating disorders and disordered eating? Join us as Lisa Knopp shares her candid journey and some of the...
read moreDaniel Schmachtenberger on Emergence & Our Self Organizing Universe
Why is studying whole systems so important? What can we gain from studying our subjective experience of reality? Daniel Schmachtenburger has spent his life blending different fields to bring together a new story of the evolution of our universe. Join us as we explore...
read moreLeslie J Hart on Indigenous Wisdom & the Council Fire Part II
Several years ago, Leslie had a prophetic vision that was shared with him through a sacred indigenous tradition called a council fire. This vision was a call to humanity to make the necessary changes or it warned of our destruction. Join us as Leslie shares with us...
read moreLeslie J Hart on Indigenous Widsom & the Council Fire Part I
Read more about the Council Fires part I, II, III Can you imagine a world where decisions are made by asking "What will this look like seven generations from now?" There is so much for us to learn from Indigenous Cultures. Join us as we speak with Shaman, Leslie J...
read moreJohn Robinson on Sacred Aging & the Divine Human
How does our popular culture pathologize many of the spiritual changes associated with aging? What is unique to our Elders that makes expanded consciousness possible? Join us for an uplifting conversation about connecting to our divine potential, understanding the...
read moreRick Smyre on a Framework for a New World
In this fast paced world where our technology and population are growing exponentially, how do we create a thoughtful world? Are there methods or a framework that can help us to have meaningful conversations about where we want to go as a country and as a global...
read moreMark Hawthorne on Compassion & the Vegan Ethic
Factory farming is a cruel system that has a devastating impact on the environment. What is often not understood is that it is also a social justice issue. It is the same mindset of domination and power, that leads to things like systemic racism and sexism, that...
read moreGraciela Tiscareño-Sato on Latinnovation & The Green Economy
How do we create meaning between our values and our economics? Why is it so important to have those values ingrained in our businesses from the very beginning? In her book, Latinnovating: Green American Jobs and the Latinos Creating Them, Graciela highlights the work...
read moreJennifer Noel Taylor on Living What You Love
Could the same things that affect your health be stopping you from living the life you love? In her book, Love Incorporated:The Business of Doing What You Love, Jennifer Noel Taylor talks about our body as a reflection of the heart and why this relationship matters on...
read moreAmy Van Atta Slater on Finding Meaning & Magic in the Everyday
Amy Van Atta Slater was confronted with several life challenges all at once. In the midst of divorce, she had to deal with her father's failing health and the exacerbation of her own chronic illness. This forced Amy to look within and figure who she is and what truly...
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