The Lost Traveler Podcast: Navigating the World to Find YourSelf

The Lost Traveler Podcast: Navigating the World to Find YourSelf

By Henry-Cameron Allen, Award-winning author of The Lost Traveler's Field GuideEducationSelf-Improvement
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  • SPECIAL: Indigenous Peoples Month Series, Part 2
    Chief Midegah Mide Ogichidaa Winini is a Hereditary Chief of the Adik Songab Doodem (clan) of the Ojibway of the Anishinaabeg people. Midegah is also a direct lineal descendant of Chief Miscomukquoh, Sub Chief Joseph Montriel, and Red Lake Principle Chief Old Chief Medweganoonind, all signers of the 1863 and 1864 Old Crossing Treaties. All 3 of Chief Red Bears sisters are Chief Midegah's grandmothers (Techomegood Margaret Bottineau wife of Charles Bottineau; Utinawasis Margaret Grant wife of Cuthbert Grant; and Machequayaince Margaret Bottineau wife of Chief Pewanakum a signatory on the 1789 Treaty at Fort Harmar). Utinawasis in Cree means Sky Child; Techomegood in Assiniboine means Clear Sky Woman; Machequayaince in Chippewa means Clear Sky Woman.
    Chief Midegah is also a lineal descendant of Metis Chiefs Joseph Perronteau, Jean Baptiste Paul Charette, and Francois Desjarlais "Chief Peaysis"; additionally through his mother, Chief Midegah is one of 100,000 lineal descendants of famed Indian Pocahontas or Amonute Matoaka. Midegah's family maintains the grave location of Chief Little Shell I who died in 1813. Midegah also descends from Chief Tabashaw the oldest son of Chief Little Shell I.
    Rabbi Yosef Silverman was raised in a loving and healthy family with a very strong Jewish identity and love of Israel and Conservative upbringing. At the age of 20, he met a Chabad rabbi on campus who introduced him to Orthodox Judaism and the Chabad Lubavitch movement headed by the Lubavitcher Rebbe, Rabbi M.M. Schneerson. After visiting the Rebbe during an “Encounter with Chabad” weekend in Crown Heights in December 1980 during winter break from university, he returned back to school and began exploring a part of Judaism that he never knew existed.
    During his senior year a rabbi began teaching the book which is the basis for the Chabad philosophy, the Tanya. It deeply resonated within him and after several months of weekly study sessions, he was interested in learning more intensively in a Yeshiva environment at the Rabbinical College of America, Yeshiva Tiferes Bachurim, to pursue serious study. What began as a summer study program turned into three intensive years of study with amazing teachers and frequent visits to Crown Heights, NY to learn with the Lubavitcher Rebbe at the large public gatherings known as “Farbrengens”. The result was that he was now Orthodox or more specifically Chassidic in his Judaism.
    After three years, he married and moved to Kfar Chabad, Israel for another 2-year period until he received rabbinical ordination. He and his family moved back to the USA and he began working in sales and then eventually joined his family's manufacturing business in Pittsburgh, PA. Unlike many rabbis who became full-time emissaries of the Rebbe, he was advised by the Rebbe to be in business and continue to be an emissary to teach and be involved in community programs at the same time. For the past 31 years Rabbi Silverman has been very involved in Campus outreach, as well as volunteering as a chaplain at the local jail, involvement with the community and school and regularly teaching classes and learning one on one while continuing to study the Torah.
    Websites: 
    The Seven Grandfather Teachings – How to Live a Good Life: www.Pembinachippewa.org
    The 7 Commandments in G-d’s Moral Code for Mankind:  www.AskNoah.org
    Article: Exploring the connections between Jews and Native Americans
    1 hr 17 min
  • SPECIAL: Indigenous Peoples Month Series, Part 2

    Chief Midegah Mide Ogichidaa Winini is a Hereditary Chief of the Adik Songab Doodem (clan) of the Ojibway of the Anishinaabeg people. Midegah is also a direct lineal descendant of Chief Miscomukquoh, Sub Chief Joseph Montriel, and Red Lake Principle Chief Old Chief Medweganoonind, all signers of the 1863 and 1864 Old Crossing Treaties. All 3 of Chief Red Bears sisters are Chief Midegah's grandmothers (Techomegood Margaret Bottineau wife of Charles Bottineau; Utinawasis Margaret Grant wife of Cuthbert Grant; and Machequayaince Margaret Bottineau wife of Chief Pewanakum a signatory on the 1789 Treaty at Fort Harmar). Utinawasis in Cree means Sky Child; Techomegood in Assiniboine means Clear Sky Woman; Machequayaince in Chippewa means Clear Sky Woman.

    Chief Midegah is also a lineal descendant of Metis Chiefs Joseph Perronteau, Jean Baptiste Paul Charette, and Francois Desjarlais "Chief Peaysis"; additionally through his mother, Chief Midegah is one of 100,000 lineal descendants of famed Indian Pocahontas or Amonute Matoaka. Midegah's family maintains the grave location of Chief Little Shell I who died in 1813. Midegah also descends from Chief Tabashaw the oldest son of Chief Little Shell I.

    Nenookaasikwe - (Hummingbird Woman) Shairl Acquin is an Advocate of Law and Justice, Social Worker and Youth Advocate. She is the former President and Chief of St. Joseph Island Métis Nation of Ontario, Canada.

    Suggested Links:

    www.PembinaChippewa.org

    Ojibwe People's Dictionary

    Article: Louis Riel: Hero, Heretic, Nation Builder

    Book: Of The Law Of Nature And Nations

    Book: The Legacy of Shingwaukonse


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    1 hr 15 min
  • SPECIAL: Indigenous Peoples Month Series, Part 1

    Chief Midegah Mide Ogichidaa Winini is a Hereditary Chief of the Adik Songab Doodem (clan) of the Ojibway of the Anishinaabeg people. Midegah is also a direct lineal descendant of Chief Miscomukquoh, Sub Chief Joseph Montriel, and Red Lake Principle Chief Old Chief Medweganoonind, all signers of the 1863 and 1864 Old Crossing Treaties. All 3 of Chief Red Bears sisters are Chief Midegah's grandmothers (Techomegood Margaret Bottineau wife of Charles Bottineau; Utinawasis Margaret Grant wife of Cuthbert Grant; and Machequayaince Margaret Bottineau wife of Chief Pewanakum a signatory on the 1789 Treaty at Fort Harmar). Utinawasis in Cree means Sky Child; Techomegood in Assiniboine means Clear Sky Woman; Machequayaince in Chippewa means Clear Sky Woman.

    Chief Midegah is also a lineal descendant of Metis Chiefs Joseph Perronteau, Jean Baptiste Paul Charette, and Francois Desjarlais "Chief Peaysis"; additionally through his mother, Chief Midegah is one of 100,000 lineal descendants of famed Indian Pocahontas or Amonute Matoaka. Midegah's family maintains the grave location of Chief Little Shell I who died in 1813. Midegah also descends from Chief Tabashaw the oldest son of Chief Little Shell I.

    Sherry Rose Cardinal, LCSW DAAETS has more than 40 years of experience as a therapist, writer, presenter, program developer and Critical Incident Response Management (CISM) responder, specializing in assisting police, military, and other first responders with the daily trauma of their professions. She was awarded the credential of Diplomate, American Academy of Experts in Traumatic Stress for recognition of her contributions and accomplishment in the field of Traumatic Stress and Crisis Management.

    Being of indigenous descent, Sherry seamlessly weaves the stories and prayers of her heritage into her clinical practice.

    Links of interest: 

    www.PembinaChippewa.org

    www.CriticalIncidentStress.com

    Ojibwe People's Dictionary 

    1 hr 2 min
  • SPECIAL REBROADCAST of S1E1 with honored guest Saul S. Gefter (26 June, 1939 - 23 October, 2021)

    Click Link: Obituary for Saul Stuart Gefter

    On Saturday, the 23rd of October, my father released his spirit and passed into the realm of the ancestors, reunited with his beloved parents David and Elaine Gefter, and his precious grandson Cameron Allen. May their memory be for blessing.

    Here is the link with his obituary and info about services as arrangements are made. https://www.bethisraelchapel.com/obituaries/Saul-Gefter/...

    In lieu of flowers, etc., please make a memorial donation to a charity that means something to you. Saul had many friends and colleagues around the world, and his loss will be deeply felt. Please share a memory or a thought, if you feel so moved.

    Thank you again for your care and friendship over the years, and for holding him and our family in your thoughts and prayers. My father’s untimely passing was due to complications from two bouts of Covid-19, which makes this conversation from April 2020 all the more poignant… 




    51 min
  • SPECIAL: On the Power of Metamorphosis

    Charles D. Clark is an American-born multi-award-winning professional SAG-Aftra actor known for his “Bad Boy” role in the FOX hit show Empire as one of Shine’s main Goon Enforcers. Charles has also played various detective roles on hit true-crime series that aired on TV One, ID Channel along with being in several upcoming big-screen and indie films. His latest appearance was in Will and Jada Pinkett Smith's new movie "Charm City Kings" which aired on HBO Max in 2020. Charles has an extensive resume that is destined to continue to expand into being the next star in Hollywood. Outside of acting Charles is also a multi-award-winning transformation speaker empowering lives worldwide through his powerful and life-changing testimony. Stay tuned… Charles D. Clark is the newest face in Hollywood known for always giving God the glory!

    Links:

    Instagram: @charlesdclark1980

    Facebook: @charlesdclarksag

    Twitter: @cclarkaspire7

    LinkedIn: Charles D. Clark


    1 hr 12 min
  • On Finding Your Happiness and Flow

    Sarah Gregg is a psychologist, published author and entrepreneur who specialises in the psychology of happiness and flow. She had a successful career working as a business coach, designing entrepreneur courses for the European Commission, and managing a team of job coaches. 

    In 2016 she made a bold move to leave her stable 9-5 job, sell her house and all her stuff, in the pursuit of a more fulfilling life. From this, her business The Power to Reinvent was born. The Power to Reinvent is an online business that reinvents the rules of happiness and success through the psychology of flow. It has been featured in The Telegraph, The Sun, Candis, and Mantra Magazine amongst others.

    Since establishing The Power to Reinvent, Sarah has secured two international book deals for ‘Find Your Flow’ and ‘Choose Happy’. Both her books break down the psychology of flow and happiness, giving practical evidence-based techniques anyone can apply to daily life.

    Sarah lives a location-independent lifestyle, runs her business online, and has lived in many different countries including Thailand, Denmark, Bali, Bulgaria, Portugal, and Taiwan.

    Website: https://thepowertoreinvent.com 

    Books: 

    Find Your Flow: Capture it, Use it, and Make it Yours

    Choose Happy: Easy Strategies To Find Your Bliss (soon to be released. Pre-orders accepted!)

    Instagram: @thepowertoreinvent

    Referenced in this podcast: FLOW: The Psychology of Optimal Experience by Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi

    1 hr 20 min
  • SPECIAL: On Psychology & Spirituality: PART 1

    David J. Roberts, LMSW, became a parent who experienced the death of a child when his daughter Jeannine died of cancer on 3/1/03 at the age of 18. He is a retired addiction professional and an adjunct professor in the psychology and psychology child-life departments at Utica College in Utica, New York.

    Dave has been a past HuffPost contributor and has also published articles with the Open to Hope Foundation, Recovering the Self Journal, Mindfulness and Grief, Medium and Thrive Global. He has also co-authored a book with Reverend Patty Furino titled: When the Psychology Professor Met The Minister which was published in March of 2021.

    Dave has also been a past national workshop facilitator for The Compassionate Friends and a past national workshop facilitator and keynote speaker for The Bereaved Parents of the USA. Dave also co-presented a workshop titled “Helping Faculty After Traumatic Loss” for the Parkland, Florida community in May of 2018, in the aftermath of the mass shootings at Stoneman Douglas High School. Dave was also a keynote speaker at The Tom Coughlin Jay Fund Remembrance Weekend in June of 2019 in Ponte Verda, Florida. Dave has also done numerous workshops at the local and regional levels related to the transformation from grief and loss.

    He has appeared on numerous radio and internet broadcasts and Open to Hope Television. Dave was also part of a panel in 2016 for the BBC Podcast, World Have Your Say, with other grief experts, discussing the death of Carrie Fisher.

    Rev. Patty Furino chooses to walk a sacred path obtaining wisdom from a variety of spiritual practices and philosophies.


    After completing a two-year program at the New Seminary in New York City she was ordained an Interfaith Minister in June 1998, at St. John the Divine Cathedral. She was inspired to embrace other spiritual paths "never instead of, always in addition to" by the founder, Rabbi Joseph Gelberman. She made a vow to learn to walk through life like the Masters helping people through challenging times offering hope, following the motto of St. Francis, "Make me an Instrument of Peace."

    The goal of her ministry work is to empower others to discover and develop their own unique life paths. Her hope is to inspire a peaceful perspective for people during their challenging times. She feels sometimes people just need someone to bear witness to their stories and offer hope. Spending time with her, most people feel they have found a lifelong friend. She has found great satisfaction in inspiring others during their challenging times. She believes she is brought into people's lives through Divine Intervention and views her life as a Sacred Journey.


    Website: https://psychologyprofessorandminister.com

    Book: When The Psychology Professor Met The Minister


    Referenced in this episode:

    Poem: When Tomorrow Starts Without Me, by David M. Romano

    Book: Sacred Path Cards, by Jamie Sams


    1 hr 13 min
  • SEASON 2 PREMIERE: On Finding Your Voice

    International bestselling author and business book expert, Mitali Deypurkaystha, aka 'The Authority Creator,' transforms coaches, consultants & speakers into thought leaders by becoming published authors within 90 days. Featured on ABC, NBC, CBS, and Fox, she’s helped her clients generate over $5 million. 

    Get your FREE Sample Chapter here: https://thefreedommasterplan.com

    1 hr 10 min
  • SEASON 1 FINALE: On The Upside of Lockdown and Dreaming the Future

    Terrilynn Moore is the Dreamcatcher of Life’s Experiences.  As an artist, she shares and creates visual and oral stories with audiences of every age illustrating the common threads of our human existence.  She is open—often sharing things in her life that have caused intense pain or exhilarating pleasure. She discusses race, sex, politics, women’s issues, children, and her past experiences as a police officer. She lives on the full spectrum of human sexuality. Terrilynn is a Denver Native, a mother and grandmother, a former Denver Police Officer, and Mental Health Counselor.  In 2017, at the age of 60, she received her Bachelor of Fine Arts from the University of Colorado, Denver.  Now, She is living her best life and painting people’s dreams and telling them haunting stories!

    Website: www.terrilynnmoore.com

    Audiobook Reading: A Mother’s Love Audiobook

    Resources: 

    "White Fragility" by Robin DiAngelo

    "So You Want to Talk About Race" by Ijeoma Oluo

    "Becoming" by Michelle Obama

     YouTube Channel on African History: Home Team History


    47 min
  • On Knowing Thyself

    Michelle Smith has taken her years of experience as a leader in corporate America and paired that with her life experience as a single mom, a blogger and a self-evolved positive thinker, and uses those skills to inspire others.


    Her goal is to continue to inspire and guide women around the world in being the best they can be, overcoming their limiting beliefs and triggers from their childhood and making a difference, both in their careers and their homes.

    Blog: www.sumofourchoices.com

    FB Business Page: www.facebook.com/twodifferentboots

    Book referenced in the podcast: The Grief Recovery Handbook

    49 min

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Embark on a journey of self-discovery with The Lost Traveler Podcast. Life Skills trailblazer, Henry-Cameron Allen, guides listeners through expert advice, real-life experiences, and inspiring stories…