The Traveler: Healing Journeys Through Music

Jonathan Goldman is one of the foremost pioneers in the Sound and Healing movement, with numerous awards, recordings, and books under his belt. He and his wife Andi Goldman teach workshops, seminars, and Healing Sound events throughout the world. They just returned from a sold-out sound seminar on Vancouver Island, and are preparing for the 19th Annual Healing Sounds Summer Intensive July 19–27 at Sunrise Ranch in Loveland, Colorado. In addition, Andi will be leading a group to Glastonbury, United kingdom, September 7, 2014.

 

Jonathan, a Grammy nominee, presented at the Institute of Noetic Sciences-Tucson in November 2013, and at the Royal College of Music in London in September 2013. World Sound Healing Day, founded by Jonathan, is in its 12th year with hundreds of thousands attending around the earth. You won't want to miss Cathy's in-person interview with this engaging couple on the next episode of Healing Journeys Through Music.

Visit www.healingsounds.com for more information about their work.

Join Cathy as she takes you on a virtual trip to the 62nd annual Florida Folk Festival, where she recently performed with many other fine and fun Floridians. This festival, held on Memorial Day weekend at the Stephen Foster State Park along the banks of the beautiful Suwanee River, is the longest running folk festival in the country! You'll learn how these folks use music to support causes they care about, and hear behind-the-scenes stories of late-night campsite song circles. With Amy Carol Webb, Elaine Mahon, Grant Livingston, Kathy Zavada, Janet Rucker, and Patchwork.

I first met David Beede nearly 40 years ago—that is hard for us to believe! But during that time I have seen him do many things—and do all of them well. He has been a boat builder and a maker of bowed psalterys and one-of-a-kind dulcimers, including the Eede Beede. Visit www.davidbeede.com.

Lauren Lane Powell is one of the most amazing musical road warriors I know. In her Chevy Express Conversion van, the Magic Cloud, she travels from her home base in Indiana as far as either coast, sharing her music, her stories, and her harmonies of healing workshops with Unity churches and spiritual centers throughout the country—also selling musical instruments, singing bowls, and Goddess dresses.

In this episode, Cathy shares a little bit of the history of the Season for Nonviolence, now in its 17th year, as well as several songs that help to carry this message forward. You'll hear from award-winning musicians Karen Taylor-Good, Claudia Carawan, David Friedman, Anthony Burbridge, and the duo Devotion, among others.

You'll also hear some great ideas for hosting events in your own community to raise awareness of this season—study groups, programs for schools, family discussions, community dinners, 64 Ways in 64 Days ... Find out more about this initiative, which lasts from January 30-April 4, at the Association for Global New Thought, http://www.agnt.org.

In this episode, Cathy shares a little bit of the history of the Season for Nonviolence, now in its 17th year, as well as several songs that help to carry this message forward. You'll hear from award-winning musicians Karen Taylor-Good, Claudia Carawan, David Friedman, Anthony Burbridge, and the duo Devotion, among others.

You'll also hear some great ideas for hosting events in your own community to raise awareness of this season-study groups, programs for schools, family discussions, community dinners, 64 Ways in 64 Days ... Find out more about this initiative, which lasts from January 30-April 4, at the Association for Global New Thought, http://www.agnt.org.

Enjoy the beautiful soothing sounds of Megha's harp and voice, as this award-winning composer takes a break from her journeys to Europe, Australia, and South Africa to be on our show. We'll discuss and demonstrate some of the healing and interactive aspects of music, and you'll even be invited to sing along!

Enjoy the beautiful soothing sounds of Megha's harp and voice, as this award-winning composer takes a break from her journeys to Europe, Australia, and South Africa to be on our show. We'll discuss and demonstrate some of the healing and interactive aspects of music, and you'll even be invited to sing along!

You can have your own healing journey this week when you treat yourself to some laughter therapy with co(s)mic musician Greg Tamblyn. Cathy speaks with Greg as he finishes up his annual tour of Florida, getting ready (reluctantly) to return to "the frozen tundra formerly known as Kansas." You'll find out what becomes of "All These Atoms," how "Love Will Come Around," and why he wants "To be the man my dog thinks I am!"

If you missed him during his winter tour, you're in luck because you can catch him streaming live right here on The Traveler: Healing Journeys Through Music.

You can have your own healing journey this week when you treat yourself to some laughter therapy with co(s)mic musician Greg Tamblyn. Cathy speaks with Greg as he finishes up his annual tour of Florida, getting ready (reluctantly) to return to "the frozen tundra formerly known as Kansas." You'll find out what becomes of "All These Atoms," how "Love Will Come Around," and why he wants "To be the man my dog thinks I am!"

If you missed him during his winter tour, you're in luck because you can catch him streaming live right here on The Traveler: Healing Journeys Through Music.