We are all One, and that includes every “one” and every “thing.” Beverly follows through with the Earth Day—Sing for the Trees show on March 11 when she spoke with Susan Elizabeth Hale about how we can use this day to bond with the earth and trees—the most natural part of us. Join Beverly to honor the trees and remember the continuation of life. Even as parts of nature appear to be coming to an end, yet another part of nature is just beginning. Our cycle of life continues.

Fascinating topic! Sleepologist J. Waterman skypes in from Toronto and reassurs me that I don't have to be frustrated about waking up at 4:44 each night! Find out how our five+ senses affect how we sleep and habits we can develop to maximize our sleep time. J. combines science, history, and biology to come up with a common sense approach to getting good sleep and making our “dreams” come true. A Best Guest for sure! www.highqualitysleep.org

Ursula Lentine talks about pranic healing and how it can clear out our energy field and lighten up every aspect of our lives. She also describes the act of "cutting the cord" (with love) if there are relationships that keep appearing as unhealthy and unending. When Eastern philosophy meets Western medicine, there is an opportunity for real and lasting healing to begin. Go to www.ursulalentine.com for more info. She is available for counseling via meeting, phone, or Skype.

Death. It comes to everyone eventually, but we are always surprised and upset when it comes to someone we love. Many of us take a loved one's death personally and find it difficult to cope with the loss. Grief can be debilitating, but it doesn't have to define the rest of your life. Beverly talks with Dr. Heidi Horsley, cofounder of Open to Hope Foundation, about how to learn to live again after a loved one dies.

A quantum theorist from the U.K., Gloria Prema joins us from Saudi Arabia to talk about how we can meld science and spirituality, fact and faith and apply this to our everyday lives. For the basics, read “How to Be Spiritual (and Understand Quantum Physics at the Same Time)” on Kindle or go to www.itsalllight.co.uk.

There are 117,000 people in the United States who need an organ transplant. We could all be potential donors, especially if we make it clear that, upon our death, our organs can be donated. Go to your state registry to find out how. Beverly talks with Emily Joyner about how the National Foundation for Transplants (www.transplants.org) helps transplant recipients keep going financially as they get used to a new life that includes medication and constant follow-through. Beverly ends the program with an affirmative prayer on "Celebration With Gratitude" in celebration of her friend Stephenie’s kidney transplant!

Earth Day is April 22 and Songkeeper Susan Elizabeth Hale tells us how we can turn this event into a tree appreciation day, with “Sing for the Trees.” Pick and tree—any tree—and you can sing to its ancient roots and show appreciation for its past, present, and future. Lisa Parsons shares how this sacred act has enriched her feeling of being connected to the earth. Go to Facebook or YouTube for Earth Day-Sing to the Trees. Beverly has trees picked out for this special occasion. Which trees do you want to “hug”?

Barry Dennis is the guru of the Chotchky—those things that take away our power even though we didn’t realize they were enslaving us … stuff, trinkets, odds and ends, collectibles with no real value, technology, people, or feel-good promises of the next best thing. He talks about how we can take The Chotchky Challenge and get our lives back. If you’ve been drowning in thing, mind, and people clutter, perhaps it’s time to find out how less is more. barryadennis.com/

Barry Dennis is the guru of the Chotchky-those things that take away our power even though we didn't realize they were enslaving us ... stuff, trinkets, odds and ends, collectibles with no real value, technology, people, or feel-good promises of the next best thing. He talks about how we can take The Chotchky Challenge and get our lives back. If you've been drowning in thing, mind, and people clutter, perhaps it's time to find out how less is more. barryadennis.com/

Activating the Power of Yes when your child has a syndrome that is all about NO, NO, NO—mom Donnie Winokur has been through a long and winding journey that was enhanced by the introduction of a great big lovable dog who has made a great big lovable difference. Get some background at http://www.nytimes.com/2012/02/05/magazine/wonder-dog.html?ref=magazine.