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James speaks on his documentary America Will Kill You, on his brother who helped put in place legislation to protect LGBT community against hate crimes, his time hosting The Ramones release parties when his other brother was Sire Records VP, and his new documentary film on James Cotton. He was best buddies with Jr. Wells and Buddy Guy and James Cotton was like a father to him, Cotton even called him "son". James talks with healing Wisdom about the Creative Principle, talking spirituality with George Harrison for three days, hanging with his creative muse Paul Butterfield and interviewing Bonnie Raitt and Koko Taylor on his radio show. 

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14 music awards recipient, singer-songwriter and harmonica player Harper comes to The Music Room in West Yarmouth November 5th and 6th. Here he discusses his near death experience, being saved by First Australians as a child, discovering the Didgeridoo and how a Hopi named Running Bear changed his life. Lots of blues roots and rock inspired by Aboriginals. 

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Robin Lane talks about her new Americana Album, Dirt Road to Heaven, her songwriting, and her memories of playing the Beachcomber in Wellfleet with the Chartbusters. We discuss her foundation that helps people heal through trauma with songwriting workshops. Songbird Sings helps veterans, convicts and women who’ve experienced sexual trauma and domestic abuse.

Robin has upcoming shows at the Hopkington Arts Center and the Brewery in Newburyport this month. Her website is theRobinlane.com

podcast at healingwisdomradioshow.com

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Musician Marc Berger discusses his love for the American West, his album Ride inspired by Country Western and Americana music and his many travels, as well as Walt Whitman and his forthcoming folk album. He shares his latest music. 

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Musician, producer, lyricist and author Jim McCarty wrote a book on his relationship with his late wife, their psychic connection and how their deep connection persists. He shares about her living in his heart, teaching him, and all of the funny things she does to communicate with him. His books She Walks in beauty: My Quest for the Bigger Picture is out now.

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Thursday morning at 9am ET on WOMR I speak with flutist Eric Maul and John Thomas, composer, pianist, producer of Great Music on Sundays @5 and Bulgarian Fulbright grant recipient for "Music Without Borders: Bulgaria and America in Melody, Harmony and Rhythm" video series. Tickets for the their upcoming Sunday performances can be found here: https://ptownmusic.com/
8/21 The Bulgarian Piano: Tradition & Improvisation
8/28 Frets & Hammers: Bach & Beyond
9/4 Fabulous French Fantasia
9/11 Broadway: Curtain Call!

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Author and former New York Times writer Nancy Rubin Stuart discusses her award-winning books on the little known lives of historical women, including her latest, Poor Richard's Women.

Author Anne Ierardi discusses her memoir, Coming Alive, which details her ecclesiastical and artistic path during the sixties from gay feminist student to pastoral counselor. Click the podcast below. 

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What is World Localization?
Here I speak with filmmaker and author of "Local is Our Future" director of the international non-profit Local Futures, linguist, and pioneer of the new economy movement, Helen Norberg-Hodge. Here she shares how her life was changed in 1975 when she visited the Tibetan Plateau, and met the Ladakhi people.
Jane Goodall, Naomi Klein, Brian Eno, Gabor Mate, Russel Brand, and many more voices join Helena in her documentary film to discuss this movement...Check out https://worldlocalizationday.org
Below, we discuss localization and diversification for the environment and healthy economies. Helena talks about colonization's effect on indigenous cultures. Helena talks about the consumer monoculture and the breakdown of biological and cultural diversity, erosion of food security and society in cultures around the world.
Her books include ‘Ancient Futures: Learning from Ladakh’, an eye-opening tale of tradition and change in Ladakh, or “Little Tibet”. Together with a film of the same title, Ancient Futures has been translated into more than 40 languages, and sold half a million copies. Other books include, ‘Bringing the Food Economy Home’ and ‘From the Ground Up: Rethinking Industrial Agriculture’.
You can find out more about Local Futures at http://localfutures.org
Airing in July on Healing Wisdom on WOMR