Amber Gray is tireless in helping to restore resilience in the most extreme circumstances through body-based therapy and education. As a somatic therapist and psychotherapist, she works with survivors of war, disaster, political torture, domestic violence, ritual abuse; all forms of extreme interpersonal and social trauma where bodies have been made to lock down in fear or terror. She also trains relief teams, worldwide. Amber says, “Our bodies are the site of all human experience,” so this is where the healing can and must take place.

Sharon Weil talks with Magicians Without Borders' Tom Verner and Janet Fredericks. Together they travel to refugee camps and orphanages around the world bringing magic and laughter to some of the most war-torn, forgotten places on Earth. Magic brings the hope that change is possible, even from unseen places.

Sharon Weil talks with gifted intuitive astrologer, Rachel Lang, about using the portals of astrology and intuitive perception to bring about personal change, self-trust, and courage that can translate to social action that can change the world. She provides simple action steps to show us how.

Amanda Foulger, calls in the spirits from the unseen world, which is very much a part of our own. Shamanic practitioner, teacher, and healer, Amanda Foulger talks with Sharon Weil about how we can return our world and our lives to the sacred by honoring the earth, plants, animals, and the spirits that inhabit them and guide us. There is a multi-dimensional network of spiritual support to assist with many conditions, questions and problems of human life. The capacity we have to change our world is full of great possibility. www.amandafoulger.com

Jackie Welch Schilcher is the consummate creative artist, an accomplished Nashville actress, singer, writer, director, creativity coach and drop dead funny improv performer… now she is working with clay!  Sharon Weil and Jackie travel fascinating territory in discussing how one form of creative expression translates into another, and what is at the core of them all. For Jackie, it’s improvisation, meeting the unexpected with authentic, curious, playful response. All problem solving requires creativity, and all creative expression is shaped by the question, what else can I do with this? Find out.  www.facebook.com/WildHairPottery  www.wildhairpottery.com

Sharon Weil talks with Adam Wolpert, painter, permaculturist and group facilitator about the moving patterns of relationship in nature, art, and group dynamics. As one of the founders of Occidental Arts and Ecology Center, Adam holds a fascinating, holistic perspective. “Every form tells a story,” Adam says, “the relationships are expressed by the form." When it comes to group dynamics and finding agreement, it is necessary to look to the recognizable patterns while at the same time allowing the unexpected to emerge. Creating the unique and particular map through any reorganization or conflict requires deep listening, an embrace of the constant movement of Change, and finding the forms that can serve. Find out how Adam Wolpert does it! www.adamwolpert.com   www.oaec.org

The tables are turned when Sharon Weil is interviewed by guest host, Rachel Lang.  It’s the Thanksgiving show, and with deep gratitude, Sharon discusses her thinking behind the creation of the Passing 4 Normal Podcast, her ideas about personal bravery, creating change, and why it is she passes for normal.  www.passing4normal.com

Sharon Weil and John Weeks, talk about how to integrate conventional medicine. John Weeks is a writer, organizer, and the executive director of the Academic Consortium for Complementary and Alternative Health (ACCHC) His mission and that of his organization is to integrate disciplines of complementary and alternative medicine into mainstream medical training, policy and practice.  An uphill battle, but one they are incrementally impacting in large ways.  www.accahc.org

Sharon Weil talks with Beth Rosales, philanthropic advisor, about strategic charitable giving for social change. For more than 35 years, Beth has made a priority to “move money” towards strengthening social justice movements around the country, serving in senior capacities for progressive foundations including Vanguard Public Foundation, Funding Exchange, Tides, Women’s Foundation of California, and Marguerite Casey Foundation. Beth says, “95% of Americans give money and volunteer their time, aligned with their values.” In this rare interview, Beth shares her vast expertise as to why people give, how they give, and how you can focus even small amounts of money towards the causes and changes you believe in.

Sharon Weil engages with author/activist-awakener, Paul Rogat Loeb. Paul Loeb wrote the book on citizen engagement and activism in Soul of a Citizen, The Impossible Will Take a Little While, and several other seminal books. A true awakener, Paul discusses the simple steps one can take towards greater, effective, grassroots involvement in social action for important issues – leading from the heart to help change the world, one action at a time. Loeb says, “You do something…and you don’t know where it will lead.” www.theimpossible.org    www.paulloeb.org