Marion Gilbert, R.P.T., has been practicing physical therapy for 37 years and is the owner of a well-established physical therapy practice and movement studio in Grass Valley, CA. She has extensive training in CranioSacral Therapy, Somato-Emotional Release and Trauma Resolution. She has been actively using the Enneagram system — an emotional-cognitive map of human personality structure — professionally and personally for the past 12 years. She emphasizes using somatic experience for the facilitation of personal and spiritual transformation in the Narrative Tradition Enneagram, with a specific interest in developing somatic experience in relationship to increased awareness and integration. Marion is a Core Faculty member of the nonprofit Enneagram Studies in the Narrative Tradition and currently teaches the Somatic Awareness Practice, Deepening Spiritual Awareness (part of the Enneagram Professional Training Program) and advanced Enneagram training with Helen Palmer, David Daniels, Terry Saracino, and Peter O’Hanrahan. She is also a core faculty member of the Enneagram Prison Project (EPP), adding somatic awareness practices and expertise to the curriculum brought into prison and to provide support for re-entry upon release.

Normally Drew talks to his dad about what life was like growing up on the farm. Today, we’ll speak with Elizabeth Marshall, who actually still lives on the Marshall Homestead in County Tyrone, Northern Ireland.

NUA is an award-winning innovative trad trio, bringing a fresh and unique sound to traditional music, creating their own distinctive original compositions, balanced with traditional and contemporary tunes drawn from Irish and Scottish traditions. Based in Toronto, Canada, NUA consists of three award-winning members: fiddle player James Law, guitarist Graeme McGillivray, and bodhrán player Jacob McCauley. The interaction between the three is what really makes the music shine, whether it be their soaring melodies or tasteful grooves. The trio is also well known for their exciting incorporation of odd time signatures and polyrhythms, which give the music an electrifying lift and spontaneity. Each member adds his own distinctive sound and influence to the music. Although NUA is a trio with a sole melody player, the brilliant multi-tasking of each member is demonstrated countless times with perhaps a guitar-driven flat-picked melody, rhythmic fiddle playing, or melodic bodhrán playing to add to the mix. The ability of each member to take on multiple roles is one of the staples of NUA.

Tommy is regarded as one of the finest singers and actors worldwide and is currently enjoying a hugely successful career. Tommy turns each song into his own with his own unique and powerful style, touching emotions that only music can reach. Tommy is famous for his own arrangement of “Danny Boy”, “Isle of Inisfree” and “Hard Times” He also covers songs from “You Raise Me Up” to “Bridge over Troubled Waters”, “From a Distance” and “Something Inside So Strong” along with many more contemporary numbers. While Tommy’s music may be difficult to classify, fans use such words as “deeply emotional, romantic and sincere” to describe the feelings it evokes. A Tommy Fleming concert is a musical experience not to be missed with one song more haunting than the other. He has a universal appeal to all ages and backgrounds with a fan base that is growing stronger worldwide year by year.

Drew Marshall’s Great Uncle traced his family roots all the way back to 1694 in Omagh, County Tyrone, Northern Ireland. Probably the most famous of all the Marshalls was William Forbes Marshall (born 1888) W.F. Marshall was a Protestant minister, radio broadcaster and poet. Today, Drew will speak with Declan Forde, who some call “the new Bard of Tyrone.” Declan is a storyteller and aficionado of WF Marshall. “I’m a teacher by occupation, a poet by inclination and a pauper by circumstance.”

Drew & Tim chat... well more like rant about current news.

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That\'s right folks, it\'s time for our monthly visit with our favourite Hollywood Correspondent!

“Are doctors really being forced to perform duties that go against their beliefs?”

*Laurence G. Worthen has been the Executive Director of the Christian Medical and Dental Society of Canada since 2012. Prior to that, Larry served in a variety of leadership roles in the not for profit sector and in the Nova Scotia provincial government. Larry has a BA and a law degree from Dalhousie University in Halifax. He also has a Masters in Theology as well as a Diploma in Adult Education. Larry has been married to Dr. Linda Gagnon since 1986. They have two children and five grandchildren. Larry has been an ordained Permanent Deacon in the Catholic Church since June 2012. He is assigned to St. John XXIII Parish in Dartmouth, NS. His ministry consists primarily of pastoral care but he also assists the pastor in preaching and conducting baptisms, weddings, and funerals.

Max Marshall has performed publicly since childhood and in live music venues since the age of 14. His passion for stories from the vast palate of the Canadian folk identity and his chosen fingerstyle acoustic guitar has helped flavour his folk/country blues/ragtime performances. His shows extend from soft introspection to frenzied, bluesy, interpretations. Max Marshall gives audiences a heartfelt, personal performance, featuring a guitar style that is largely underexposed.