Alternative Talk- 1150AM KKNW

Garnet Schulhauser is back with Mantz and Mitchell on Friday for another round of Metaphysical Q&A.

Dena welcomes back Laura Elfline with Mighty Home Construction to chat about this years NW Green Building Slam & Jonnie Pederson with Hempitecture.

Website(s):

https://northwestgreen.org/

https://mightyhouseconstruction.com/

https://www.hempitecture.com/

https://www.facebook.com/people/ROSS-a-CONN/100085841328844/

When it comes to natural health, one of the areas of advancement in this country has been the development of energy medicine and machines that enhance our ability to heal. We’ll talk to Becky Chambers, health practitioner and expert on whole body vibration. Her book is, “Whole Body Vibration for Calming Inflammation”.

Website: www.BCVibrantHealth.com

You might find a lot of “overlap” in certain genres, and that’s alright. But what’s really attractive is your originality. Learn how to express yourself and shine brightly!

s your brain full of useless information too? It’s International Information Overload Day, and luckily much of what Stacy and Eric talk about doesn’t need to be recalled; although it can be helpful! Their topic for this episode is Halloween Costumes. They share some of their best and worst costumes through the years; Eric as Clark Kent starting to transform into Superman! Stacy as Velma because she unironically was dressed like her already! Memories and ideas abound. “Souper Man” Vance Dingfelder of Dingfelder’s Delicatessen and Nourish Catering talks about Grandma’s Matzo Ball Soup made with Kosher chicken and love as well as his other delish soups perfect for fall! Go to https://dingfelders.com or https://nourishcatering.com for menus and more. Next time: First Date

Thursday, October 20 on Urban Forum Northwest :

*Elmer Dixon, President, Executive Diversity Services, a Co Founder, Seattle Chapter of the Black Panther Party comments on one of his comrades from the Panther days, the late Garry Owens who passed away September 30. Elmer will comment from Ireland.

*Larry Gossett shares his memories of his Black Panther and U W Black Student Union (BSU) days with the late Garry Owens who was an advocate for the people all of his days, including his employment with the City of Seattle.

*Seattle Police Chief Adrian Diaz talks about his vision for the city's law enforcement agency. Comments on his efforts to reduce crime and the challenges of his under staffed department, and how he will engage the various communities in Seattle.

*Reverend Harriett Walden, Founder, Mothers for Police Accountability comments on the post pandemic work of Mothers and how her organization has worked with now permanent Chief Adrian Diaz.

Urban Forum Northwest streams live at www.1150kknw.com. Check us out at www.urbanforumnw.com for archived programs and relevant information. Like us on facebook. Twitter@Eddie_Rye. This program will also air on Saturday 7:00-8:00 am (PDT).

Therapeutic Touch and its Global Reach Therapeutic Touch (TT) has its origins in the nursing world and as a nursing intervention, so TT is considered an extension of professional skills. TT was initially developed as a contemporary interpretation of several ancient healing practices by two founders, Dora Kunz and Dolores (Dee) Krieger. Dora had amazing abilities to see things that most of us don’t and recognized TT as something that could be easily taught to nurses. TT is a holistic, evidence-based practice that incorporates the intentional and compassionate use of universal energy to promote balance and well-being. TT has a solid base in research with more than 50 doctoral and post-doctoral papers. Internationally, TT has been taught to more than 200,000 people in 104 countries. In the USA alone it has been taught at more than 60 colleges and universities, and TT has been practiced in over 50 medical centers.

Peggy Frank - Peggy was introduced to Therapeutic Touch (TT) when very ill with AIDS and attributes her survival to TT and other complementary therapies, as well as allopathic medicines. Since TT was extremely effective, even when no medicines were available, Peggy learned the methodology and the theory behind TT, as well as how to teach TT from certified programs in the US and Canada and took the training to Africa – where the impact of AIDS where HIV had horrific implications on families and communities. She studied under (and received healing sessions from) the two founders (Dolores Krieger and Dora Kuntz) and many of their students. Since 1998, she has been a recognized practitioner of TT, attaining her teaching certification in 1999. Her first goal was to teach in Africa, which she did in 2005, 2006 and 2010. TT proved to be extremely useful among home-care workers and Hospice staff and volunteers throughout sub-Saharan Africa. Much of Peggy's training has been in the United States, where she became certified to teach, as well as becoming recognized as a teacher in her home country - Canada. She hosts a monthly practice group, initially in her home and, more recently, via zoom. She has sat on the Board of the International TT Association (TTIA), where she shared a position with Jane that involved planning international conferences for TT practitioners and teachers. She also sits on several TT committees and is committed to outreach. Peggy received an international TT award for the work she does in Africa. Cordy Anderson, Retired RN, BSN, QTTT: Cordy began her nursing career in 1969, working in pediatrics, neo-natal intensive care, public health, and long-term care. In 1984 an opportunity presented itself to be a home health and hospice nurse. This type of nursing which included visiting the patients in their own homes spanned the next 32 years. It was also in 1984 that Therapeutic Touch magically came into her life as the “what to do when there is nothing else left to do” when working with the dying. Almost immediately she found TT an amazing adjunct to her nursing care…to ease someone’s respiratory distress…to relieve phantom pain…to help reduce a fever. Now, in her “retreadment” (a term she learned from Dr. Dolores Krieger) her priorities are to be an involved grandma, teach TT, lead practice groups, and offer Therapeutic Touch every chance she gets. Sue was introduced to Therapeutic Touch in 1990 and began practicing and teaching in earnest in 1998. Because she was not a nurse (her background is in business and management), she was not able to attend any of the TT workshops beyond the Intermediate course for many years. In 2001 Dr Dolores Krieger accepted her into a three-day Teachers’ Intensive course, and she has never looked back. Sue became one of the first non-nurse Board members of the organization when she served as Treasurer and served as its first non-nurse President from 2011-2017.

Find out more https://therapeutictouch.org/ | http://pegfrank.ca/ or http://www.nwtti.org/

Voices of Experience - 10 - 19 - 22 - Economics We Can Understand & Paul Silvi of KING 5 by Alternative Talk- 1150AM KKNW

Join in for a discussion on Palmistry with Palm Reader and Creator of The Divine Hand Method, James Divine, on Seattle’s Love From The Hyp on James will share how his method of palm reading is unique and more beneficial than others. We will talk about how past lives, karma, and ancestors can show up in our hands. How you can find out your compatibility with your partner through a palm reading and what different symbols like stars and crosses mean that can appear in your hands. You won’t want to miss it!

Mystic Radio For Past Lives, People And Pets – Robin Alexis unlocks your Souls Wisdom by discovering what your Past Lives are, and Nels Rasmussen works with people for their pets, remotely, and assists them to restore the health and mobility to their pets when nothing else works!