This week on Healing Wisdom is Mwalim "DaPhunkee Professor" Peters, is the Director of Black Studies as well as a tenured professor of English at UMass Dartmouth, a playwright-in-residence at New African Company in Boston, and a former filmmaker-in-residence at WGBH. He is the keyboard player and a vocalist for The GROOVALOTTOS, an N.D.N. Soul-Funk band based in Mashpee. He is a Ahanaeenun of the Wampanoag tribe living in Mashpee, Ma. We'll talk the real origins and scoop on the first Thanksgiving, and more.
Another upcoming guest is Lesley Tierra, LAc, AHG, co-founder of the East West School of Planetary Herbology, alongside her husband Michael Tierra. Lesley Tierra is author of
The Herbs of Life,
A Kid's Herb Book,
Healing with the Herbs of Life, and
Healing with Chinese Herbs. In part I we will discuss practical herbal projects with herbs from the garden and in part II we will discuss her latest book,
Metaphor-phosis: Transforming Your Stories from Pain to Power.
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