Showing posts with label WOMR. Show all posts
Showing posts with label WOMR. Show all posts

Sunday, July 27, 2014

Tonight! Pandora's Jukebox


This time, it's for real. Pandora's Jukebox is happening this Sunday night from nine to midnight. Our Summer Pledge Drive is barreling down the highway of the collective conscience, which means it's the absolute perfect time to show me some love. Call in with your bizarre requests and oddly improbably accents. I'll do my best to reciprocate with appropriately inappropriate responses. Someone slurry and apparently on mescaline called me last month, and I pretended it was a call from the beyond. Make this medium happy with your best dead people impersonations, and will do my best to channel the best music from the cosmos. I'll match your altered states of consciousness with my altared states and we'll have a ball. Hey Dubai, if YOU can't afford the membership, I'll assume you're a jailbird. In which case, you really should contact me with a music request. Cape Cod Community Radio is one of the last vestiges of sanity in these absurd, hyperbolic, obfuscated, translucent, barbaric, evolving, transcendent and paradoxical times.

A membership is just $50, and a sustaining membership of Healing Wisdom or Pandora's Jukebox or your favorite WOMR show for $156, gets you a pledge gift, a luxurious artfully designed beach towel. Or, you can buy vinyl records from our online store here. There's something for everybody.

Wednesday, July 23, 2014

Comedian Kate Clinton on Healing Wisdom


This Thursday at 9am EST on 92.1 WOMR, 91.3 WFMR, and streaming at womr.org

Guess who's coming to Ptown for Grrrly GirlSplash week? Why yes, it's Kate Clinton, feminist humorist (self-described "fumerist"), political comedian, author, columnist, film and stage actress. Her books include What the L? and Don't Get me Started. She's celebrating her 33rd year on the scene, with performances in Provincetown this summer. So, hop on the L train this Thursday morning with Healing Wisdom for a dynamic interview with a former high school teacher turned lesmedian. "I think that one woman's conspiracy theory is another man's history." She's brilliant.

Friday, July 11, 2014

Turns Out, I'm a Troublemaker Afterall


Vintage Trouble is grounded by deep roots and carried by angels. My husband and I turned into pumpkins at the stroke of midnight, or we would have followed these guys to Portugal and even Stolkholm. Not like we have a syndrome or anything, we're just Troublemakers. We might get hypnotized into a gaga-like altered state of consciousness and never come home to our adorable son.

I was so impressed by lead singer, Ty Taylor. He is part preacher, part witchdoctor, and part godfather of soul. He got everyone pumped up and participatory, not easy even with an enthusiastic audience these days. Technology seems to have made people detached from their bodies, from their life force energy, and from living in the present moment. Just look at footage from big shows at stadiums and often people have their iphones raised above their heads, nearly motionless. Have American audiences always been so stiff? I feel ill if I try to say still when I listen to music. Vintage Trouble has an intoxicating quality, and they won't settle for a little submission. They want you to totally lose yourself. If anyone can make it happen, they can. And they did. We got down and stomped it out, even the last vestiges of stale repressive puritanism left in Helltown.

Yes, Vintage Trouble is just as phenomenal in Ptown as they were in Burlington and as they will be in Barcelona. They have limitless talent. Soulful, engaging, good humored, kind-hearted, and incredibly stellar rockstars. Beautiful beautiful beautiful beautiful! Go Venice! My hometown knows how to birth real chemistry! And they sure know how to exorcise a congregation. Thank you Vintage Trouble for your shamanistic gymnastics. The Eastern Seaboard needs more of you!

Us Ptown Troublemakers have Tony Pasquale of The Squid Jiggers Blend to thank for the night of magic. I think the band rocked the puritanical stale air off the peninsula for good with their antics. I could have danced all night long without stopping. I'm hooked and I think I'm withdrawing, seriously, I need me some VT on IV STAT!!! Matty Dread of The Soul Funky Train spun some tunes between the acts and was fun and groovy as always. Jenny Dee and the Deelinquents were a delight and inspired many gyrations. Miss Dee is Deevvvvinnnneee. What a special night. And, our kid's still asleep. Amazing!! Please, someone pay me to sing jazz and blues, ride bareback in a German forest, learn Kung Fu, and really sword fight like I just stepped out of a Joan of Arc Epic by day.....so I can spend my nights dancing until dawn barefoot under the stars...listening to Vintage Trouble of course!

Monday, June 30, 2014

Photoshoot with Musician Denya LeVine


Denya LeVine is a Cape Cod musician and WOMR Deejay from The Fiddle and the Harp. She plays an eclectic mix of music including Klezmer, Celtic and The Beachboys. Denya's traveled extensively in the Middle East and Europe. She spent time living in Afghanstan in the 1960s, a true troubadour.









Friday, June 27, 2014

White Noise and Vintage Noise


Had an epic dream about tracking down and interviewing author Don DeLillo who was mooonlighting as a preacher and patiently building a model village of Victorian England on the edge of a swampland, shingle by shingle.

Looky what I found: Steppenwolf Does DeLillo

Look what else I found: me and some others at the Provincetown International Film Festival's HBO Audience Awards suffering from Saki's bad audio and a whole second delay.

VINTAGE TROUBLE is coming to Provincetown Town Hall, Friday July 11th in a benefit for WOMR! Jenny Dee & The Deelinquents opening! ALL info and tickets right here: http://womr.org/vintage-trouble/! Don't miss it! As seen on Letterman, The Tonight Show, and on stages at sold out stadiums.

Lots of great angel work this week, bunches of transcripts to type up, teas to make, protocols to deliver, but this weekend I gotta write, bitch, write. As much as I love working for the people, I also must fulfill my dream to live in a symbiotic harmony with the Universal Intelligence...or it will cannibalize me I'm quite certain.

Wednesday, June 25, 2014

Shaman author Serge Kahili King, PHD on Healing Wisdom


My interview with shaman author Serge Kahili King, Ph.D. airs tomorrow morning at 9am EST. He talks with me about his work, from organizing community aid projects in Senegal to the philosophy behind the Hawaiian healing tradition. Serge Kahili King has published the world's largest selection of books and tapes on Huna, the Polynesian philosophy and practice of effective living, and on the spirit of Aloha, the attitude of love and peace for which the Hawaiian Islands are so famous. He shares extensively on Hawaiian culture through his fiction, nonfiction, his audio tapes, and his articles. Tune in to WOMR 92.1 fm Provincetown, WFMR 91.3 fm Orleans or streaming globally at http://womr.org!

In the next several months, we have Joan Rivers, John Waters, David Sedaris AND Amy Goodman doing benefits for Cape Cod's Outermost Radio WOMR! Pretty freaking amazing. I love these people. And honestly, I'd love to do dueling Billie Holiday impressions with David Sedaris. We shall see, we shall see.

Wednesday, June 18, 2014

My Interview with Multiple Grammy Winner Sharon Isbin


Hear my interview with Multiple Grammy Award Winning guitarist Sharon Isbin here: Sharon!! She is the subject of a new documentary being screened at The Old School House WOMR's Davis Space this Friday at 2:15pm and at the Water's Edge Cinema on Sunday at 4:45pm in Provincetown as part of the Provincetown International Film Festival. Sharon Isbin: Troubadour is a one-hour documentary produced by Susan Dangel. The film includes appearances from Michelle Obama, Joan Baez, Steve Vai, Garrison Keillor, David Hyde Pierce, Janis Ian, Lesley Gore, and more, with Isbin’s performances showcased from international concert stages to the GRAMMYs and White House.

My interview with prolific author and eminent shaman Serge Kahili King, PHD, will air the following Thursday morning.

Tuesday, June 17, 2014

We Interrupt Your Regularly Scheduled Program...


Heating up around the globe:
the icecaps are melting making for better jet skiing over and around what remains of the K2 peak; children are going into puberty earlier than ever before causing a peculiar jump in google image searches for "sexy toothfairy selfie"; GMOs are morphing human DNA causing pro-lifers to become bug rights activists; and a jump in bee casualties is causing the cosmetic industry to tap into this formerly unexploited resource in a new campaign challenging junior high scientists across the country to make safe and effective bee venom Botox alternatives.

Feel Good Animal Story!!>>> Rumor has it that the runaway Provincetown Bear may make a surprise appearance at the Provincetown International Film Festival to present an award for Best ForBEARance in Hollywood. Locals and out-of-towners alike can rejoice whether the famed bear returns or not, knowing that there will be sure to be oodles of pumped up and dapper Ptown bears on this side of town regardless. Har har har. Sorry folks, I just watched Marc Maron's one man show, Thinky Pain, last night.

This news reel moment has been brought to you by Coffin Nail Cigarettes, for the Realist and the Rayndian.

This Sunday night from 9 to midnight, Pandora's Jukebox will not air on WOMR, due to our live coverage of the Provincetown International Film Festival closing party/ HBO Awards Ceremony. WOMR's deejay Matty Dread of the Soul Funky Train will be hosting. I'll be greeting and mingling with folks as a WOMR deejay/talk host. I may or may not wind up babysitting people's kids, being mistaken for Lady Gaga, or channeling someone's dead grandmother. I'm sure to feel a bit Dada with my lack of familiarity with who's who...so I'll just use my radar to chat with heartfelt people.

Ptown is all ablush in the summer sun. I'll be back the following Sunday June 29th with Pandora's Jukebox, channeling intergalactic music straight from the cosmos. We will venture through interstellar dimensions of shamanic rock, leap through portals of electroswing, hip hop through supernovas of alien frequencies and swim globally in new wave surf, dressed in our indie alternative midnight soul suits. Tune in globally on http://womr.ORG for sonic solutions, melodic prophesies, and raging rhapsodies. You will likely hear lil' ditties like this.

Saturday, June 14, 2014

Another Kind of Guardian Angel

Been channeling many clear messages from a multitude of people who have passed on, on behalf of my clients. Always blows my mind. Really amazing. Sometimes, relationships seem to remain just as complicated and multifaceted when people cross over as they were in this physical life. Always so intense when people pass over, but hold on to the sadness of missing their beloveds. And sometimes their missing and loving is so profound and palpable that I wind up crying with the loved ones who are so adoring of the people whom they have left behind. (My clients.) When my clients are with me and their people come to speak during the reading, I try not to get overly emotional. A challenge for an empath, I try to let the words speak to the emotion of those beloved departed without letting the waterworks flow.

Thursday, June 05, 2014

Author Brigitte Mars on Healing Wisdom


Thursday June 12th at 9am EST, author herbalist Brigitte Mars will be on Healing Wisdom next week talking aphrodisiacs, psychedelic plants and pain relief. From her website: "Brigitte Mars is an herbalist from Boulder, Colorado, with over 40 years’ experience in natural lifestyles. She lived for two and a half years, on wild edible plants while living in a tipi in the Ozarks, in the early seventies. She is the author of The Desktop Guide to Herbal Medicine, Country Almanac of Home Remedies, Addiction Free Naturally, The Sexual Herbal, The HempNut Cookbook, Rawsome!, and Healing Herbal Teas. Brigitte teaches at Naropa University, Bauman College of Holistic Health and Natural Chef, The School of Natural Medicine, Just for the Health of It School of Reflexology and Healing Arts, Boulder College of Massage Therapy, Esalen Institute, Kripalu, and at an Icelandic healing arts school called Heilsumeistraskolinn." Tune in to WOMR 92.1 fm Provincetown, WFMR 91.3 fm Orleans or streaming at globally at Cape Cod's Outermost Radio streaming globally. Real Radio for Real People!

Monday, June 02, 2014

Interview with Author Tom North


Hear my interview with author Tom North. He's a Transcendental Meditation advocate and former financial adviser, author of, True North: The Shocking Truth Behind "Yours, Mine and Ours" a 1968 film starring Lucille Ball and Henry Fonda. Listen here.

Healing Wisdom airs every Thursday morning at 9am EST on WOMR 92.1 fm, WFMR 91.3 fm, and streams at globally at womr.org Tom North talks PTSD, surviving and overcoming childhood abuse and the story behind the story.

Thursday, May 29, 2014

Cancer Survivor and Alternative Treament Advocate


Susan Liberty Hall, sister of the late LA Lakers' owner Jerry Buss, former Playboy bunny, author and alternative-medicine-for-breast-cancer-recovery advocate, talks about her new book, "Ha, I Laugh in the Face of Cancer", with me on Healing Wisdom. Listen here: http://womr.org/podcast/cancer-survivor-susan-liberty-hall/

Monday, May 26, 2014

Pandora's Jukebox


Check out my music show every 4th Sunday of the Month from 9pm to midnight EST. Here's my playlist from last night...like Cinderella in her glass slippers this will soon disappear.

https://spinitron.com/export/womr75-pl860-DcT0Vyjs.html

Saturday, May 17, 2014

Podcast Interviews with authors Llyn Roberts and Rosemary Gladstar


Llyn Roberts is the author of many books including, "Shapeshifting Into Higher Consciousness". She's the former director of the Dream Change Coalition. She's been fully initiated into shamanic medicine by the Quechua and Tuvan shamans. Her forthcoming book was co-authored with Sandra Ingerman, while she lived in the Hoh Rainforest of the Pacific Northwest. Click here to hear Llyn Roberts talk about shamanic healing: http://womr.org/podcast/shapeshifter-llyn-roberts/

Rosemary Gladstar is called the Godmother of American Herbalism. She is the founder of the California School of Herbal Studies, author of The Science and Art of Herbalism home study course, organizer of the International Herb Symposium and The New England Women's Herbal Conference, co-founder Traditional Medicinal Tea Company, and co-founder of United Plant Savers. She is the author of numerous herb books including the best seller Herbal Healing for Women. Click here to listen: : http://womr.org/podcast/herbalist-rosemary-gladstar/

Saturday, May 03, 2014

Herbalist Authors & Shamans on Healing Wisdom


In honor of International Herb Day, here are some interviews from Healing Wisdom with author herbalists and author shamanic healers:

Sandra Ingerman, MA
Sandra Ingerman, MA, is the author of eight books including Soul Retrieval, Medicine for the Earth, Shamanic Journeying: A Beginner’s Guide, How to Heal Toxic Thoughts, The Shaman’s Toolkit, and Awakening to the Spirit World: The Shamanic Path of Direct Revelation. Sandra is a licensed Marriage and Family therapist and Professional Mental Health Counselor. She is also a board certified expert on traumatic stress as well as certified in acute traumatic stress management. Most recently was chosen as one of the Top Ten Spiritual Leaders of 2013 in the November/December Issue of Spirituality and Health.

My Sandra Ingerman Interview Here


Eliot Cowan
Eliot Cowan is the author of Plant Spirit Medicine: The Healing Power of Plants, and Plant Spirit Medicine: a Journey Into the Healing Wisdom of Plants. Eliot is a fully initiated shaman in the Huichol tradition and holds a Master of Acupuncture Degree with J.R. Worsley. He apprenticed with Don Guadalupe Gonzalez Rios, an imminent Huichol Indian shaman. Eliot is the founder of the Blue Deer Center and is a member of the Council of Elders for the Temple of Sacred Fire Healing.

My Eliot Cowan Interview Here

Dr. Roger Walsh, MD, PHD
Dr. Roger Walsh is a professor of anthropology, psychiatry, religious studies, and philosophy at the University of California Irvine. He is the author of The World of Shamanism: New Views of an Ancient, Essential Spirituality: The Seven Central Practices to Awaken Heart and Mind, as well as editor to several collections including: Paths Beyond Ego and Higher Wisdom: Eminent Elders Explore the Continuing Impact of Psychedelics.

My Interview with Dr. Roger Walsh Here

Lesley Tierra L. Ac., R. H. AHG, part I & II
Lesley Tierra is a professional and Advisory Board member of the American Herbalists Guild. Lesley is author of Healing With the Herbs of Life (Crossing Press, 2003), A Kid’s Herb Book (Robert D. Reed Publishers, 2000), Healing with Chinese Herbs (Crossing Press, 1997), The Herbs of Life (Crossing Press, 1992), Metaphor-phosis: Transform Your Stories from Pain to Power (Balboa Press, 2012) and co-author of Chinese Traditional Herbal Medicine Volumes I and II with Michael Tierra (Lotus Press, 1998). She collaborated with Michael Tierra to produce the East West Herb Course and has taught at various places throughout the United States and England since 1983.

My Interview with Lesley Tierra Part I
Part II

Dr. Alan Keith Tillotson
Dr. Alan Tillotson is a medical herbalist and licensed acupuncturist. He is author of the landmark book “The One Earth Herbal Sourcebook” which incorporates his knowledge of Traditional Ayurvedic Medicine, Traditional Chinese Medicine, and numerous Western herbal traditions. He’s head of the Tillotson Institute for Natural Health. And his most recent project is a translation and compilation of Sanskrit Ayurvedic wisdom from his esteemed mentor Dr. Mana, in volume one of The Bajrahcharya Samheeta.

My Interview with Dr. Alan Keith Tillotson


Susun Weed part I & II
Ms. Weed is the creator of the Wise Woman Herbal Tradition and is credited with inventing the concept of complementary medicine. She is the author of five books including "Wise Woman Herbal for the Childbearing Years" (now in its 29th printing), and "Down There: Sexual and Reproductive Health the Wise Woman Way".

My Interview with Susun Weed Part I
Part II

Rosemary Gladstar on Healing Wisdom


Rosemary Gladstar is going to be on Herbal Wisdom on WOMR May 8th at 9am

Rosemary Gladstar is a Master Herbalist, founder of the California School of Herbal Studies, the oldest running herb school in the United States, author of The Science and Art of Herbalism home study course, organizer of the International Herb Symposium and The New England Women's Herbal Conference, co-founder Traditional Medicinal Tea Company, and co-founder of United Plant Savers. She is the author of numerous herb books including the best seller Herbal Healing for Women, The Storey Book Herbal Healing Series, and Herbal Remedies for Vibrant Health. Tune in this Thursday May 8th at 9am EDT to WOMR 92.1fm in Provincetown, WFMR 91.3fm in Orleans, or streaming at womr.org!

We're both excited for her to discuss the Fire Cider controversy, trademarking traditional medicines, how herbs get a bad reputation, industry trends, and more!

Sunday, April 13, 2014

Vintage Trouble is coming to Provincetown for a WOMR Benefit!!


Oh, my God! Holy Ship! What could possibly be better than Cape Cod in the Summer? Cape Cod in the summer rocking and bopping to the groovy, suave, dapper and smoking vibrations of Vintage Trouble! The bluesy gospel inspired gyrations will hypnotize you, mesmerize you, and finally, immobilize you. If you love boogying til you drop...from wherever you are....take one of these:

...to drive to Ptown July 11th to see these sassy dapper gentleman rockers...
...with a ticket from here: https://www.facebook.com/events/763102803714220/

Check 'em out...
"Why you tryin to stay still, when the groove is movin? Tell me what's the point, what the hell are you provin? Let the beat get in your body. Stop tryin to fight now, start to rattle your shaker. That's it, all right now. One, two, three, push your pelvis with me. I said, one, two, three, push your pelvis with me."


I've often wondered this, when I'm one of a few people dancing in a group of hundreds of people. But, it aint gonna be like that this night. Oh no!

Even if they don't take their beatnik jazz gogo dancers with them you still get James Brown happy feet, Little Richard crescendos and hoots, music that evokes early R&B, and the Wild West/Turn-of-the-century-London-derby-hat-clad-cuteness and retro-60s-suaveness of this delightful band!