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Mantz and Mitchell talk about the Afterlife Frequency with Mark Anthony aka The Psychic Explorer.

Danielle Baker, a registered nurse, discusses the career and life she lost because of employer coercion to receive the experimental emergency use Pfizer shot, and how she is now taking action to seek justice for herself and others.

Reference links:

https://www.givesendgo.com/G9KZJ

Jersey, baby! The Sopranos was filmed in Atlantic Beach, Belleville, Bloomfield, Clifton, East Brunswick, East Rutherford, Fort Lee, Garfield, Harrison, Kearny, Lincoln Tunnel, Lodi, Lyndhurst, Matarazzo's Farm, New Jersey Turnpike, Newark, Newburgh, North Arlington, North Bergen and North Caldwell (Tony Soprano's House). Karl Petry, Newark native and indie filmmaker, takes us on a tour of locations that permanently fixed the iconic TV drama in our imaginations.

RE-Treat to Beautiful Whidbey Island with Dena Marie in 2023! Take some time to reconnect with yourself and Mother Nature!

Website(s):

http://www.dena-marie.com/

http://www.earthsanctuary.org/

https://www.whidbeydistillery.com/

http://www.janiecribbs.com/

After the last few years of uncertainty and stress, is it any wonder we’re anxious? Where do you turn? How about yourself? We’ll talk to Faust Ruggiero, he’s a therapist and author of “The Fix Your Anxiety Handbook” which we hope you’ll take advantage of.

Website:

www.FaustRuggiero.com

You are multi-faceted! You genius mind holds various ways to be expressive. Today you’ll learn why you pause or quit when amazing opportunities come along.

Thursday, February 9 on Urban Forum Northwest:

*Edward Prince, Executive Director, Washington State Commission on African American Affairs, Renton WA City Councilman, and a Sound Transit Board Member comments on his priorities and responsibilities.

*Bob Armstead, President, Washington State Chapter-National Association of Minority Contractors (NAMC) comments on the increasing congressional support for the November 23, 2021 Civil Rights Complaint filed with the US Department of Justice Civil Rights Division (DOJ) on behalf of 22 African American Clergy, Civil Rights organizations and Business owners.

*Mike Asai, Founder, Emerald City Collective the second Black owned Medical Cannabis Dispensary in Washington State that operated in Downtown Seattle 2010-2016 talks about being unfairly closed down and still without a path to reopen his business.

*Peter Manning, Founder of Belle Sole the third Black owned Medical Dispensary in Washington State was located in Seattle's Rainier Beach community. He is seeking answers as to why the Black Pioneers of the Cannabis industry are being denied opportunities.

*Hayward Evans, Co Convener, Seattle King County Martin Luther King Jr. Commemoration Committee (MLKCC) comments on some Washington State Black History and the MLKCC Black History event being at the Holgate Street Church of Christ Saturday, February 25 3:30 pm.

Urban Forum Northwest streams live at www.1150kknw.com. Visit us at www.urbanforumnw.com. Like us on facebook. Twitter@Eddie_Rye

Loretta welcomes spoken word artist Kim Rosen, and composer and cellist Jami Sieber!

Kim Rosen, spoken word artist, and Jami Sieber, composer and cellist, have created a transformative convergence of music and poems that emerge from the heartbreak, gratitude, and wake-up call of this moment in our lives and in the life of our world. The words of Langston Hughes, Stanley Kunitz, Marie Howe, Ellen Bass, Lucille Clifton, W.S. Merwin, Deena Metzger, Mark Nepo, Yehuda Amichai, and Mary Oliver, spoken by Kim, rise and fall in the evocative waves of Jami’s original music.

This unique creation, born of 21 years of collaboration between Jami and Kim, masterfully merges the power of evocative music to melt the heart with the medicine of poetry to open the mind. The result is a transformational listening experience like no other. The spoken voice moves through multiple layers of music to create an utterly immersive soundscape at once, entrancing and awakening. Musical artists Hans Teuber, Nancy Rumbel, Sean Woolstenhulme, Greg Campbell weave their gifts into the soundscape of Jami Sieber’s cello in tracks to carry the listener from heartbreak to humor, from contemplation to irresistible, foot-stomping celebration.

Jami and Kim have been facilitating explorations of the difficult, necessary themes of aging, death, and waking up for many years. This offering is a culmination of their shared love of the realness, rawness, and intimacy that arises when we turn towards all levels of letting go.

In this moment in history, every one of us has been touched and changed by the personal, societal, and planetary changes we are undergoing. Feast of Losses is a balm and a challenge to the growing population of those consciously turning towards aging, death and letting go. In the last few years there have been lively conversations, conferences, and a veritable plethora of publications – catalyzed by the pandemic and the world situation and by the multitude of Baby Boomers approaching their later years and wanting to create a new way of meeting the challenges and blessings they bring. The magic of Jami’s immersive, layered, evocative, and at times, orchestral music in resonance with the poems offer a portal of healing, inspiration, and awakening.

Find out more at:

https://www.kimrosen.net/about

https://jamisieber.com/feast-of-losses

Former Executive Editor of NY Times: Dean Baquet

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