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Programs at the Center for Developmental Disabilities' foster a deep sense of belonging. New technologies are helping adults with developmental disabilities live full and independent and healthy lives. Newly appointed Executive Director Jeni Landers is excited about technology and Program Coordinator Deirdre Sullivan is passionate about nature-based explorations. Together nature and tech are helping adults with disabilities in new and exciting ways. CDD's innovative programs foster social and emotional wellbeing and creative expression have essentially created an exemplary community center. 

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Martha Clarke discusses the astrological gifts and challenges this month.  We reflect on the stellium in Aquarius at the beginning of February. We discuss Neptune and Saturn moving into Aries, Jupiter in Cancer (through June), and Uranus in Taurus (through April). We also hear a new tune from the Medusa Quartet off their first album, Weaving Gold in Broken Places.

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Drumming together synchronizes our heartbeats. Heart solidarity releases endorphins! Drummer, singer and vocal play teacher and composer Miranda Rondeau talks about synchronicity, spontaneity and the healing power of the drum. Guest Miranda and host Pandora talk about the self expression and the creative process. 

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Dr. Robert Bray is the author of No Open Wounds: Heal Traumatic Stress NOW: Complete Recovery with Thought Field Therapy. Today he talks about his 50 year practice, the evolution in understanding of the science behind stress and trauma and the use of tapping to heal PTSD, grief and stress.

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Eleanor Dubinsky and Dario Acosta Teich talk about their new forthcoming album, Just the Three of Us. They'll be performing a holiday concert at Wellfleet Preservation Hall at 6pm on Saturday December 20th. 

Get your tickets now at wellfleetpreservationhall.org !

Here Dario talks about his indigenous Argentine roots, the folk music of Argentina his family plays and Eleanor talks about Candombe music of Argentine and Uruguay, influenced by African spiritual traditions. 

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Idyllwild School of Music and the Arts began in 1950, located in a pine forest in the San Jacinto Mountains of Southern California. The school was started by Bee and Max Crone, artists who believed everyone should grow up exploring all the arts. They thought nature was the best environment for that exploration. So, they brought their artist friends up the mountain, a mile above sea level, to teach in outdoor classes. The classrooms were surrounded by trees, alongside a creek, with a view of the meadow. The outdoor art classrooms had cement floors, a wood wall or two, covered by a wooden roof or a parachute. The pottery classroom was on a bluff and remnants of cast off ceramics littered the pine needles beneath. The amphitheater covered in grass, and shaded by large green parachutes, still exists today. 

Wellfleetian Betsy Mellor grew up in Southern California. She attended classes in those pines at the ISOMATA. Here she talks about her father Dr. Norman Mellor, a physician, Camp Emerson science teacher and one time chair of the Idyllwild School of Conservation and Natural Science. Betsy talks about the beatnik teachers she learned from and about the incredible impact learning relaxation techniques had on her. 

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Meet Wellfleetian artist designer Andrea Pluhar who spent her summers on Cape with her family. In this show we learn about contra dance and how it came to Wellfleet. 

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We speak with actress Sallie Tighe + jazz violinist David Eure on Frederick Douglass and actor Rod Owens on William Shakespeare.