In this episode: Chris and Bobby finally decide to do a show, and share what they’ve been up to for the last couple of weeks. Tune in! Show discussion: RC Today Show Forums and our Facebook Fan Page Products and Links: Lynx releases Chris’ Protos … Continue reading →

In 1971, the Amercian-born yogi Ram Dass published the seminal Be Here Now, the book that helped spark a movement toward mindfulness and nondual spirituality. Since then, Ram Dass has been at the forefront of the effort to spread concepts of Eastern philosophy in the West. This selection from Polishing the Mirror: How to Live […]

Jay McDowell is the Multimedia/Assistant Museum Exhibit Curator at the Musician’s Hall Of Fame And Museum and he’s sharing stories about Jimi Hendrix’s early days in Nashville. Stories about the 101st Airborne at Fort Campbell, Kentucky, meeting Billy Cox, moving to Indianapolis and then Nashville, playing the Chitlin’ Circuit, The Del Morocco Club and the […]

Happy new year everybody!  I hope you all have a long drive ahead of you in the near future, because gas prices are crazy low.  It’s all over the news and I can’t go 10 feet without overhearing someone talking about how awesome it is.  I decided to take a look into WHY the prices […]

As a master storyteller and teacher of the shamanic tradition, Ted Andrews has always had a deep connection with nature—especially with kindred animal spirits. In this excerpt from the audio program Animal Speak—which shares a title with his classic book on the subject—Andrews discusses the voice with which nature tries to communicate with us. Everything […]

In this episode, we talk to Tim Pippert, Associate Professor of Sociology at Augsburg College in Minneapolis. In his recent co-authored paper, “We’ve Got Minorities, Yes We Do: Visual Representations of Racial and Ethnic Diversity In College Recruitment Materials“, Pippert explores the over-representation of students of color on college brochures throughout the United States. In this […]

Award-winning journalist Lynne McTaggart is one of the United Kingdom’s most notable authorities on health, well-being, and scientific spirituality. In the words of Sounds True producer Mitchell Clute, “I have recorded three programs with Lynne, and have always marveled at her ability to take complex scientific research and explain it in a way that is […]

Have you stopped to consider just how convenient your life is with lighting, and how significant of an impact this has on your lifestyle? Chances...

In this episode: Chris and Bobby are joined by Alex, Ben, and Cody for this last show of the year. We talk about the year gone by, and what might be in store for 2015. Tune in! Show discussion: RC Today Show … Continue reading →

The man who wrote The Gambler, Forever And Ever, Amen and a ton of other great songs talks about coming to Nashville on a Greyhound bus with $80 and a guitar in hopes of making a go of it.