Grant Dermody from Seattle is an amazing harmonica player, as well as Buddhist and Shaman, and he talks about how one note can change your life, how Shamanism is essentially about music and playing music is for all of us, and how music can cut through the forces that try to divide us.

Barry Warsaw talks about Victor Wooten's book, The Music Lesson, the elements of tai chi, principles of quantum physics, and how they interrelate.

Alison Chase Radcliffe is a fabulous singer, musician, and artist; she talks about the artistic process, why house concerts are her favorite venue, and says more art and music would be better for everyone in society and that musicians should be paid more.

Michael Roudebush of Up With People, traveling around the world with the cast bringing peace through music. Michael says "life without music is a mistake," and that "music is a key to building bridges" among people.

Allen Holmes, fabulous harmonica player and teacher, talks about how the lessons of music and life are intertwined.

With Steve Little, who plays guitar professionally at retirement communities, discusses playing music for older people and a bit about his show, "Dementia Melodies."

With Eric Weinberg, music teacher, who says playing music is a "racist free zone."