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We pulled a few cards to answer our listener's questions. You might think this is a bit generic, but you'll be surprised at how the cards can land for the right listener at the right time.
Chat about our New Year's completion process, creating and things in general.
Lovely chat to Carlene about the postponement of the Wine, Spirit and Beer Festival and a reminder about sparkling red wine for summer.
Interesting chat to Paul Tierney. Hear his story from being an ex policeman to transitioning into his role working with youth in Hamilton to rehabilitate and help keep them from slipping further into the justice system. To contact Paul for more information about his programmes/op shop/community space:
www.here2care.co.nz
Also on instagram and tik tok - here2carenz
email: [email protected]
Podasts of both up soon on Heart Talk Chats Raglan Community Radio
Music and a bit of chat around our usual topic of creating from your heart as opposed to your naturally orientated egoic structure which houses your bag of tricks... your limiting beliefs.
We name the 12 most common ones and some of the strategies we roll out when creating from them.
The fabulous Genevieve (Gen X Experience - Tuesdays 3.30pm) pops in and we chat about the recent Meet the Candidates Meeting, priests having crosses fall on their heads in church, our medical conditions, homelessness, a whole range of interesting topics, experiences and opinions.
An update on the Lachlan Jones case. To listen to his story:
"The Boy in the Water" podcast on Delve.co.nz or Spotify
Or youTube - Voices from the Grave - "The Suspicious Death of wee Lachie Jones"
Chat about the structure of money - be equanimous to make it stick.
My story of dying last year - an ode to meningitis day.
Today we chatted to Carlene who updated us on the Raglan Wine, Beer and Spirit Festival on November 15th. She also enlightens us on summer spritzers, her latest website offering of an exciting Christmas advent calendar - wine styles. Check it out on her website: cultwine.co.nz
Also on November 15th, Craig Goddard is launching his first work of contemporary visionary and metaphysical fiction - Landing Home. It is an amazing, immersive book for readers of teenage to adult age group. An engaging narrative into personal transformation, and knowing your true self. He chats about his journey in bringing Landing Home to fruition, the reader's experience, and other important steps such as intention setting, introducing premises and balancing the metaphysical elements with the grounded character driven narrative.
Website: craiggoddard.com
instagram/facebook: craiggoddard
Lovely chat to Lynne. Hear about her life, music, loves... so interesting. Bead of Glass is Lynne's CD that is being re-released on various music platforms - Bandcamp. She gives us a bit of inside info about some of the songs.
WilkieMac (Duo, Lynne and Mike) will be playing at the Country and Blues Festival in Raglan October 23 -26.
Lynne also has writing published in the Backlit Magazine by The Inkspillers, out in Raglan now. You can pick a copy up for free. She will be reading some of her work at the next Live and Local at the Old School Art Centre.
We replayed last month's chat with lovely Jacquelina Sorensen, who enlightened and informed us with her own stories and all about the Bow Street Market - this Saturday 26th, in the Town Hall. Next month it's back over the road in the carpark of the Raglan Club. Great stalls, great atmosphere, come along 9am - 2pm. Crystals - readings - candles - bric'a'brac - retro stall it's all there.
Chat about creating in detail, being specific about what you want to bring into your life.
Music: country, rock etc
Cruisy show today. Bit of Eckhart Tolle who wrote 'The Power of Now'. Reading from his book 'When Stillness Speaks'. And chat.
Jimi Hendrix - passed over September 18 1970. Music from him.
Bit of Marianne Faithful background and music.
Reading from the wonderful Backlit Raglan literary magazine. A collaboration of work by the Raglan Inkspillers Writers' Collective.
Music and chat. A bit more Dolly, and Tami Neilson's tribute song.
From the publisher's feed