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Director of Land-Sea Interaction at the Center for Coastal Studies explains Cape Cod's coast and the research being done to preserve it. 

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Award-winning musicians Suzanne Teng and Gilbert Levy of Mystic Journey talk about the healing power of music. Together they've released 7 critically acclaimed albums. Their music has appeared in numerous films, television shows and many commercials in the US, India, Germany, Korea and Mexico. Their music has contributed to soundtracks of video games including “Myst” and “Prince of Persia”.

Suzanne Teng has been described by the Los Angeles Times as a “brilliant flutist” who “plays music for the soul" Whole Life Times said Mystic Journey "…lifts the listener to a place where beauty, ecstasy and tranquility reside”

A CD compilation of theirs was distributed to over 50,000 cancer patients to aid in their recovery.

Their awards include the Independent Music Awards, International Acoustic Music Awards, Los Angeles Music Awards, New Mexico Music Awards, Native America Style Flute Awards Album of the Year, Akademia Music Awards, Global Music Awards (Gold Medal), Peace Song Awards, and InterContinental Music Awards.
You can find their music at mysticjourney.net

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Lone Pine, CA Fire Captain Ash Seiter speaks with The Healing Wisdom Radio Show host Pandora Peoples about the LA fires. Seiter describes in detail about their first night camping next to the truck, relocating from the Palisades to the Eaton Fire and Sullivan Canyon as the Santa Ana winds changed, and dispelled myths and conspiracy theories surrounding the fires. Informative. 

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Here Healing Wisdom catches up with Ewelina Ferenc and Marta Solek from the band Polky.

They speak about the history, their immigration and the folktale that inspired their new single, Rutka. They speak about the herbalists of Poland. 

"The lyrics invite listeners into the ritual of planting rue—a centuries-old herb cherished in Slavic culture as a symbol of resilience and independence. In this story, a woman plants rue while waiting for a love that may never come, yet she chooses her own path, embracing her freedom. Though love doesn’t arrive, she still finds happiness and fulfillment."

Despite centuries of persecution for witchcraft, herbal folkloric healing practices continue today. The practitioners of this traditional healing use drumming and other instruments alongside rituals and herbal medicine.

Especially important today, the song speaks to women breaking from oppressive sexist norms, while embracing love and magic that was there all along at the roots of the culture which honored women's magic. 

Polky blends Americana with traditional Polish and global roots.

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NEIGHBORS is "about all our neighbors of all colors and backgrounds in Cape Cod".

Where: Monday, January 20th, 2025 (MLK Day and Inauguration Day)
7 pm at the 204 Sisson Rd.
Harwich Cultural Arts Municipal Building!
Free, but donations will be welcome.

Judith Partelow has lived on Cape Cod for over 40 years. Her poetry has been published in numerous compilations. Her most recent book is Passion & Provocation, Selected Poems by Judith Partelow is available on Amazon. Her chapbooks include A Woman’s Heart, and Carry Me Back, A Woman’s Life in Poetry. Her first play is entitled, A Woman’s Heart. Her most recent play, a collaboration with other writers, is entitled NEIGHBORS! She is an actress, playwright, and director. www.judithpartelow.com

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Mozelle talks about the Cape Symphony and Pelham House's Winter Concert Series happening January 18th-March 1st. She performs with Mike Flanagan on January 18th at the Pelham House. Tickets are available at CapeSymphony.org 

Here Mozelle talks about seeing Whitney Houston in concert, being on Letterman, and meeting Was (Not Was). 

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Remembering The Soul explores soul healing, psychic phenomena, precognitive dreams, and ancient practices preserved in modern times.

"The series features extraordinary healers including Dr. Edward Tick, a psychologist transforming war trauma through mythology; Ibsahu Pernebsati, a Dogon wisdom keeper preserving ancient African traditions; and indigenous spiritual teachers bridging ancestral knowledge with contemporary healing.

"From Greek healing temples to African Earth Reading ceremonies, each episode reveals how the mysteries of consciousness, the unexplained power of belief, and the age-old practice of storytelling can transform our understanding of healing."

Crowdfunding page for the documentary series:
https://www.gofundme.com/.../help-complete-remembering...

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In this interview with author historian Max Dashu, we learn about the ancient and modern practice of scraping rock dust from ancient symbols carved into rocks, caves as spiritual temples used for birthing and funerary ritual and the significance of spirals. Learn how to wassail the way nature-centered pre-Christian ancestors did!

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Author historian and artist Max Dashu, founder of the Suppressed Histories Archives discusses the spiritual traditions of pre-classical Greece, female oracles, birthing and dream caves. Her book Women in Greek Mythography: Pythias, Melissae and Titanides delves into what we don't learn in school. 

In this podcast we learn about just some of the myths and literary depictions of women were  revised to reflect the changing status of women and the patriarchal subjugation of women.

Women in Greek Mythography: Pythias, Melissae and Titanides available at https://veleda.net/ along with other books, posters, dvds

Free videos: https://www.youtube.com/c/maxdashu/videos

Stream on demand videos: https://suppressed-histories.teachable.com/

(includes Predynastic Egypt and Wiccen Herbal Wisdom)

Daily posts on FB:

https://www.facebook.com/Suppressed-Histories-Archives-333661528320/