Alternative Talk- 1150AM KKNW

Today, Kasara is speaking with addiction specialist and musician John Case. The two of them will be discussing valuable information on substance abuse with resources to help yourself and others with this challenging issue. John is also a Pacific Northwest musician that has been entertaining audiences for over 35 years. John played with local bands, The Davanos, Fugitive, Hot Rodster, the Guy Johnson Band and is a licensed therapist with the Washington State Department of Health and has a unique way of interacting with people connecting through music. #JohnCaseMusic

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Today’s show includes a model to bring a great, fabulous goal into existence. How do writers create a best-seller out of thin air? Stay tuned!

Seattle Port Commissioner Fred Felleman comments on the January 27th International Holocaust Remembrance Day

Branda Anderson, a Teaching and Learning Specialist for the Holocaust Center for Humanity. She comments on the January 27th International Holocaust Remembrance Day

Miri Cypers, Regional Director, Anti-Defamation League’s Pacific Northwest Office comments on the January 27th International Holocaust Remembrance Day

Rod Dembowski, represents District 1 on the Martin Luther King Jr. County Council. He comments on his legislative priorities

Dr. Quintard Taylor, Founder, Black Past.org talks about the valiant African American Soldiers that fought the Nazis and freed Jews from Death Camps

C is for Cookie

But Sid starts with S and Sid is apparently Cookie Monster’s first name! Stacy and Eric discuss today’s holidays such as Lotus 1-2-3 Day which is as random as you’d expect; it does start a good convo about the show, White Lotus and Aperol Spritzes. Their topic of the week is favorite cookies which leads to Eric’s question, “Is a Fig Newton a cookie?” and his hot take that store bought cookies are generally bad. They cover the spectrum covering Hydrox to oatmeal raisin with a coconut macaroon mention in between. Vance Dingfelder from Dingfelder’s Delicatessen and Nourish Catering chats about the evolution of opening the deli for dine-in and teases listeners with Valentine’s Day treat ideas like cherry cheesecake and raspberry rugelach. Go to https://dingfelders.com or https://nourishcatering.com for menus and more. Next time: We’re gonna write a song!

This week on Wisdom From The Wardrobe the Michael Bruce Image Consulting style team react to a recent article that had the bold title “Seattle Is The Anti Fashion Capital of the World” the article then went on to site a claim by Esquire, that said “It’s Time To Admit That Seattle is A Style Capital. listen in as the team digs deeper into the article to discover what it was trying to convey. Grunge and Gorp feature heavily, and its impact on the fashion and style world is recognized. As always there is a slice of fun with the in the news segment as well. Happy Listening!

Michelle Welch is a psychic medium, author, CEO, mother of five, and licensed attorney who employs her intuitive and psychic abilities in high-profile court cases. She hosts the podcast SoulWhat on all listening platforms, YouTube, and hosts Tarot Takeaways, a SoulTopia Instagram series. She owns the Northwest Tarot Symposium (Portland) and The International Divination Event in Dallas.

She was born and raised in Longview, Texas, in a religious family of four. Because of her spiritual childhood, she always had a relationship with angels, God, and other spiritual beings. She attended Baylor Law School to become a licensed attorney and actively practices civil and criminal law. She utilizes her intuitive abilities for jury selections and high-profile cases. Michelle lives with her family in Dallas, Texas.

In her new book “Spirits Unveiled: A Fresh Perspective on Angels, Guides and More,” Michelle presents an impressive variety of energetic beings, from ancestors and animal spirits to elementals and extraterrestrials, and teaches you how to connect with them. Each chapter introduces a particular kind of spirit and provides an example of how to sense its presence, methods for identifying and connecting with it, and strategies for setting boundaries. Michelle Welch demystifies concepts, debunks misconceptions about different spirit beings, and shares ideas for honoring them. Spirits Unveiled explores inspirational spirits like angels, spirit guides, and scarier entities like ghosts and demons. You’ll learn how to scry with elementals, connect with an ascended master, protect against psychic attacks, astral travel, and more. This book helps boost your intuition and spiritual practice by featuring meditations, visualizations, and inspiring stories.

Find out more about Michelle Welch at https://michellewelch.com/

A Conversation with Jeff Smulyan, from the Mariners baseball past.

Sovereignty is stepping into your authority or power within individual consciousness, social construct, or your environment. What can claiming your sovereignty, whether masculine, feminine, or spiritual, do for you and your life? What are some steps we can take to do this? How do we even recognize when we are not? How are the people around us and the relationships we have, whether familial, romantic, or work-related affected when we stand in our power? What about the impact on our relationship with the planet and our purpose in it?

Food for thought, right?

Listen in as we explore answers to these questions and more, on another Love From The Hyp presents The Conscious Coaching Hour.

While Robin Alexis recovers we present this edition of Mystic Radio originally recorded live back in January 2019.

Pursuing Purpose in a Second Career: Creative Leadership

In today’s show, my guest is Dr. Daryl Green. Dr. Green is the Dickinson Chair of Business professor at Oklahoma Baptist University in Oklahoma City. After a 27 year career as a Mechanical Engineer at the Department of Energy, he pivoted to a leadership role in higher education in business management. This morning we will talk about his career path, Historical Black Colleges and Universities (HBCU) and his passion for student learning in higher education. We also introduce a topic for next week’s show on the role of athletics in education highlighted by football legend Ed Reed’s dismissal from Bethune-Cookman, a HBCU college in Daytona Beach, Florida.

Website:

www.okbu.edu/directory/daryl-green.html