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In Segment One, Did you know that Jimi Hendrix is still putting out music? Here’s an instrumental called Jungle. Then, Mingtong Gu from The Chi Center in Galisteo. He is the host of the upcoming Gathering for Humanity. Mingtong Gu tells us about the effort to Awaken Through the Seeds of Knowledge & Wisdom. He talks about the focus and the activities they have planned.
We launch Segment Two where Alan talks with our featured guest, Doctor Zach Bush, who in his academic leadership, practice, and teaching, is often introduced as a triple- board certified physician and biomedical researcher. But, Doctor Bush has a broader mission of collective healing. He points to his kids as the driving force behind his passion for change. He is fiercely motivated by a desire to have them experience a much brighter and healthier future. We’ll hear his findings about major illness causes and remedies.
This week’s Singer Songwriter Pick– More from Both Sides of the Sky the new Jimi Hendrix album. Jimi plays bass to the familiar vocals of Stephen Stills on “Woodstock.”
In Segment Three more Dr. Zach and music from Gypsy Soul.
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New interviews with Santa Fe resident Gregg Braden, New York Times best selling author. We captured him fresh from his journey to the Middle East to talk about his new book Human By Design: From Evolution by Chance to Transformation by Choice.
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In Segment One, Alan brings a reading from author Phyllis – P.M.H. Atwater, from her Dying To Know You – Proof of God in the Near-Death Experience book, all to the strains of a Peter Buffett track “I-90.” Our guest segments begin with Matthew Reifslager – Founder of The Wholeness Crystal Earth Project and also a guiding light for the upcoming Gathering for Humanity, Awaken Through the Seeds of Knowledge & Wisdom
We launch Segment Two, with the first interviews with New York Times best selling author and Santa Fe resident Gregg Braden. We captured him fresh from his journey to the Middle East to talk about his new book Human By Design: From Evolution by Chance to Transformation by Choice. Our Songwriter Pick for the Week features John McCutcheon in a powerful tune “The Machine” from his new album ghost light.
In Segment Three, Gregg Braden returns for a second segment of our interview series. Then, we go Into Trees from Martha Reich with “Buddha blue.” Ricky Lee Jones needs to, “Tell Somebody.” “I Remember America,” with Dave Crossland.
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Your TRM team invites you to the following new free online events:
Finding Treasure in the Shadow
Dancing with Your Feminine Fire
Discover the Art of Face Reading with Jean Haner
7 Keys to Awakening Your Kundalini with Raja Choudhury
Writing to Discover Your True Gifts with Mark Matousek
It’s all free. Just go to our website, transradio.com, Tuesday afternoon, and click on the hot link for the free event of your choice.
In Segment One, if you are working today, we’ll give you some unexpected unasked for advice. In other words, we’ll have a little Tribal Kibbitz here about April Fool’s Day and Easter. All to the sounds of some New Mexican musicians-Amani Friend & Desert Dwellers with The Dub Sutras and Eliza Gilkyson Who gives us some advice we may not want to hear about a Man of God.
In Segment Two, a Rosie’s Rumination to the music of Kalyani and also Ani Williams. Our Singer Songwriter Pick for the Week was specially selected for today’s Easter holiday by TRM Folk Music Director Ken Yavit bringing us a parable Stained Glass by David Schmidt.
In Segment Three, Alan’s alter sidekick, Rudy, Raps “A Funny Resurrection: Being A Resurrecting Fool” to the Shaman Drums of James Asher. Chris Chickering follows with some more encouragement for hard times with The Resurrection of Me. In the closing mix, some Jesus Christ Superstar a bit of Bob Marley live with Exodus and some other surprises.
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Your TRM team invites you to the following new free online events:
Finding Treasure in the Shadow
Dancing with Your Feminine Fire
Discover the Art of Face Reading with Jean Haner
7 Keys to Awakening Your Kundalini with Raja Choudhury
Writing to Discover Your True Gifts with Mark Matousek
It’s all free. Just go to our website, transradio.com, Tuesday afternoon, and click on the hot link for the free event of your choice.
In Segment One, we begin with Rudy’s new feature Where is the Love? Followed by Mitten of Deva Premal and Mitten as he recovers from open heart surgery. As you listen to him, send them both love.
In Segment Two, We join Dharm Khalsa talking about his new book, “Essential Kundalini Yoga” a masterful guide including beautiful illustrated poses with co-author, Karena Virginia. Dharm, a local resident, teacher of this form of yoga for some 38 years is really fun to listen to. Also, our Singer Songwriter Pick for the Week is Tracy Grammer featuring a track “Hole” from her debut solo album “Low Tide.”
In Segment Three,more Dharm Khalsa as well as music from AO Music with “Love Knows the Way” and to run you into the 11th hour, Not Brian Williams but Bruce Cockburn and “Soul Of A Man.”
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