Live With Greg

July's episode is with a very special guest; Ashlyn Thomas.

Ashlyn was born with spina bifida "— a term that means “split spine” — is a condition that occurs when the brain, spinal cord, or the membranes that cover them (meninges) do not completely develop."

However, what is most important about Ashlyn is her outlook on life and her gratitude for being alive.

In her presence, I feel a joyful abundance - a light that shines beyond the finite duality of this world.

I think... it is Grace. Something Ashly has in abundance.

I am very grateful for the opportunity she gave me for this episode. Enjoy!

In his own words, my dear friend Peter Nevins is an "Artist | Printmaker | Troubadour".

There are two people I am aware of, whom I consider friends, that are living a truly creative life. Peter is one of them.

His work is amazing, in all it's forms. He is a creative being to hang with...

You can see his work and learn more about him at: https://www.peternevins.com

And I hope you enjoy this episode... I highly recommend checking out his work; music, prints, lighting... and on and on.

This episode was amazing. First off, Michelle is an amazing woman; and I am honored to be friends with her. The lady is fire!!

AND, i am grateful for her giving her time for this episode... truth be told; it isn't her favorite - and she still greenlit it to go live. That's the kind of champion she is.

So, I am going to follow-up with her link to her site: https://www.michellevenezianodo.net

And here bio, and I hope her knowledge helps you get your juices flowing!

Michelle Veneziano, DO (Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine), is a family physician, intuitive, and an adjunct clinical professor at Touro University in Northern California.

Her approach to osteopathic medicine is rooted in Cranial Osteopathy, a hands-on, evidence-based therapeutic practice that sources both western & eastern philosophies to support the body’s ability to heal itself.

She shares practices and insights for awakening the doctor that resides within each of us, for connecting with who we really are and for living in alignment with nature.

This episode is a wonderful follow-up to last month's episode. Below is from Deborah's bio... and her sharing her time for this episode is a great gift. I hope you accept this gift with the grace with which it was given.

It is good medicine; this season eight opener.

Toast is one of my brothers; blood in - blood out. And I learned from this meeting with him... so I am grateful for this going live.

Perhaps, you, too, will learn from our conversation...

If nothing else, as Toast says in his out-going message: "...be good to yourself." What better wish is there for somebody?

I appreciate this episode very much - with a close friend and guide; Marc Wendt.

I trust him absolutely with the potentially volatile topic we broached this episode - and I know he has a solid experience in dissecting and learning about his own place in a racist system. And he is devoted to being part of the healing and eradication of racism.

So... we ventured forth. I hope you, also, appreciate this timely episode.

I appreciate this episode very much - with a close friend and guide; Marc Wendt.

I trust him absolutely with the potentially volatile topic we broached this episode - and I know he has a solid experience in dissecting and learning about his own place in a racist system. And he is devoted to being part of the healing and eradication of racism.

So... we ventured forth. I hope you, also, appreciate this timely episode.

One of my favorite songs is by Joni Mitchell: Shadows and Light.

I have the pleasure of presenting another great artist, Nora Bruhn. I came across her work via the Paint The Void Project in San Francisco. This great, big, gorgeous flower erupted on my screen - full bloom.

I chatted with Nora and found her to be very open... and luckily, she's green lit this episode of LWG.

She's a neighbor, an artist, and a brave creative explorer of this physical realm - we definitely got into a discussion about shadows and light.

You can explore more about her here: https://www.konorebi.com

And I think I'd be remiss to not have link to Paint the Void:

"Giving grants to artists for safeguarding hope and beauty in the wake of COVID-19"

https://paintthevoid.org/

...you'll learn a lot about Nora in this episode. Again, her openness I found very refreshing - and damn; she's talented!

Enjoy

#D11 #LWG

Episode Sixty… is an episode that should have happened a long time ago. Christopher is a brother—heart to heart. Like a true brother, He's pissed at me sometimes. And he pisses me off sometimes. We went through a pretty heavy bout about a year ago... half a year ago... ?? I'm not sure.

But we were talking with each other within a week's time; when he gave me a raving testimonial for my skills as a producer.

He took me off the streets, and has shared his intimate life with me from day one of us knowing each other.

AND... if you want someone who can help you kick what ever addiction is driving you nuts; he's a number one coach/sponsor. Here's his Clean & Sober site: https://www.cleanandsobercoach.com

He's got a work in progress, interviews and exploration about Love, Sex, and Relationships: https://ahumanaffair.com/

He's the most honest person I know, struggling in the mire of "who am i?" like the rest of us.

It's an honor to present, my Broham… Christopher Dienstag.

Episode 59 is with special guest; Mo Black!

I met Mo many years ago, and was struck. She's a bright light.

I came to meet her family a bit over the years - and they all shine brightly.

One thing I have always counted on when hanging with Mo, we're going to be engaged in some real talk. This episode is rich in content and thought...