Whether Barack Obama or John McCain is elected the next United States' President, "we the people" remain the same. How will we, as individuals and as a collective, move into the future with the underbelly that has been revealed by this historic election? These two part radio programs, invite compassionate consciousness surrounding this transformative time in American history, drawing inspiration and strength from our human family's ancestral blueprints.

We are truly going through some trying times. The air is filled with fear, lack, anxiety, optimism, excitement, ambivalence etc. The answer to all of this uncertainty is, being spiritual grounded. Dr. Na'im Akbar will be joining us to share his insight and tools for staying focus. Dr. Na'im Akbar has been acclaimed by Essence Magazine as "one of the world's preeminent Psychologists and a pioneer in the development of an African-centered approach in modern psychology." Akbar has served as Associate Professor at Norfolk State University, was Chairman of the Morehouse College Psychology Department and is currently on the faculty in the Department of Psychology at Florida State University in Tallahassee, Florida. You don't want to miss this show. Call in with your thoughts, questions and comments.

Whether Barack Obama or John McCain is elected the next United States' President, "we the people" remain the same. How will we, as individuals and as a collective, move into the future with the underbelly that has been revealed by this historic election? These two part radio programs, invite compassionate consciousness surrounding this transformative time in American history, drawing inspiration and strength from our human family's ancestral blueprints.

In a capitalistic society, it is so easy to define ourselves by the "Things" we've accumulated - Materialism. How do you define your worth? What is the meaning of your life? This is an open forum; call in to share your insight, questions and comments

Most of our ancestries include a variety of faith backgrounds. We may have a grandparent from one tradition, another grandparent from a completely different one. We often are not even aware of the wide variety of Spiritual or Religious backgrounds of our ancestors. Ways of praying and expressing faith are also sometimes hidden out of historical persecution. Our family's soul knows that the place of all faith traditions of our ancestors belong in our stories today What family history are you hiding? Call in to share your story

What is the difference between forgiving and forgetting? Why is it hard to forgive? Do you have a forgiveness story? We want to hear from you. Call in and share you your perspective.

REBROADCAST OF OUR TOWN HALL MEETING SHOW You are invited to our first roadshow. Broadcasting live from, First Existentialist Congregation of Atlanta 470 Candler Park Dr; NE Atlanta, GA 30307 Life Conversations Radio Presents: Ancestry, Presidential Election, and American Economy. Join Ade Anifowose and Ombassa Sophera as they interview Pacific Northwest Psychotherapist Lisa Iversen regarding this most informative topic!

You are invited to our first roadshow. Broadcasting live from, First Existentialist Congregation of Atlanta 470 Candler Park Dr; NE Atlanta, GA 30307 Life Conversations Radio Presents: Ancestry, Presidential Election, and American Economy. Join Ade Anifowose and Ombassa Sophera as they interview Pacific Northwest Psychotherapist Lisa Iversen regarding this most informative topic!

THIS IS A RERUN - HOWEVER, THE CONTENT IS STILL REVELANT TODAY Turn on the radio or television and you are guaranteed to hear something about, recession, foreclosure, gas price, war, challenge in relationships, global warming etc. Do you feel peaceful in the mist of all these so called hard times? Can we still be peaceful in spite of the economical crisis? Is peace really possible or is it a far-fetched ideology? Join us as we explore how to experience peace in spite of external circumstances. Call in with your questions or share your comment.

This is a Presidential election year. More than ever, it's time that Americans realize that there is a difference between belonging to one's country and belonging in one's ancestral map. Without groundedness in the truths of our ancestry, we are unable to elect leaders who are able to lead with truthfulness. The time for compassionate acceptance of all that we have resisted, denied, held secret in our ancestries is today.