By Poonacha Machaiah
The podcast currently has 20 episodes available.
In this episode, I talk to Rev. Tiffany Barsotti, and we discuss the importance of biofield in wellness, spirituality, science, and the Bio-Well technology.
She looks back on being a sensitive child to protect her sibling and she also tells the story of how her body was processing the trauma as she resides in the area where 9/11 happened. She further shares on how to maximize your energy to heal yourself, the beauty of clairvoyance, and the importance of grounding where you think of yourself like a tree.
She caps the episode with the statement that when something comes into your field or experience three times, there's something for you to extract.
Tiffany is a clinician and researcher of subtle energy, biofield therapies and energy psychology. With her wide use of various subtle energy devices along with her spiritual and intuitive guidance, she serves as an integrative practitioner working alongside medical doctors, naturopaths, osteopaths and allied professionals.
She received her Masters of Theology in Energy Medicine with special emphasis in Medical and Spiritual Counseling from Holos University Graduate Seminary and was personally mentored by the school’s founders, Drs. C. Norman Shealy and Caroline Myss.
Her novel thesis topic earned her honors and recognition amongst peers and scholars who equally desire the reunion of Science and Spirit.
Read more about Rev. Tiffany Barsotti here https://healandthrive.com/about-tiffany-barsotti
Connect with Rev. Tiffany Barsotti on https://www.instagram.com/tiffanybarsotti11
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I converse with Dr. Suhas Kshirsagar, where he shares the three pillars of the recipe for life which are, “what you eat, what you consume, and what you ingest” and that learning to pay attention to your environment is something that we can learn during this time.
He also emphasized the importance of having a good night’s sleep and our chronobiology to boost our immune system in this pandemic. Dr Suhas also discussed how the Super Moon influences and affects our health.
Lastly, he summarized his 10 Tips On How to Stay Healthy—how to boost your immune system in these very turbulent times of COVID-19.
Dr. Suhas Kshirsagar is a classically trained Ayurvedic physician and a gold medalist from the prestigious Puney University. He is also the author of the book Hot Belly Diet.
He is one of the most accomplished Ayurvedic physicians in the US and the lead faculty at several Arabic institutions worldwide.
Connect with Dr. Suhas Kshirsagar on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/drsuhashi
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This episode’s conversation is about yoga for the home or the very ancient science of Vastu Shastra where I talk with Michael Mastro, one of the foremost practitioners of yoga for the home.
Vastu is a sister science to Ayurveda and Jyotisha. Michael further shares how these three sciences aim at balancing the five elements—earth, water, fire, air, and space. Michael also talks about how Vastu is also all about living in harmony with nature, in your environment, and how energy gets stuck if things aren't organized in our environment.
Michael Mastro and his wife Robin founded the American Institute of Vastu.
Read more about Michael Mastro and his work here: https://www.vastucreations.com
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In this episode, I talk to Nirupama and Rajendra—two of India’s foremost classical dancers who hail from a family of educationalist artists. We discuss traditional dance, specifically Natya Shastra, and how it was created for the sole purpose of entertainment but also drives messages and values for people to get a sense of solace and relief.
Nirupama and Rajendra also share how Indian dance is presented through the four modes of communication which are the physical representation, verbal representation, make-up and costumes, and then pure emotions using Natya Shastra as a text for all the theater forms of India such as dance and music.
In addition, they also discuss how Navarasa—which refers to the nine expressions that humans often show—is expressed in dance form. Lastly, Nirupama and Rajendra mention how dance has affected India for the last five years.
Discover how we can bring wellbeing to the world through Natya Shastra through this episode.
Nirupama and Rajendra are the founders of Abhinava Dance Company, one of India's most popular and cutting edge production houses that is recognized worldwide. They have been working in the field of dance for 25 years.
Connect with Nirupama + Rajendra on https://www.instagram.com/nirupama_rajendra
Learn more about the Abhinava Dance Company here: https://www.abhinava.dance/who-we-are
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In this episode, I talk to Love Malone—CEO & Founder of Gradient Group—and we focus on diversity in the creative industry.
She also shares stories of how she was able to help individuals based on skillset and talent, provide access to people, and connect brands to talented individuals.
Further, she delves deeper on increasing access and finding the right talent via The Gradient Group. Love also talks about how she loves LinkedIN and how it has helped her be more connected with people.
Finally, Love Malone also shares where she has been getting her strength for resilience in dark times—which includes meditation, prayer, and daily routine of being connected with herself.
Love Malone is the Founder and CEO of The Gradient Group . Prior to starting the Gradient Group, Love received numerous awards at both Ogilvy & Mather and BBDO Worldwide where she diligently worked with fortune five companies to create innovative advertising content, brand sponsorships, collaborations, and consumer experiences. Some of her client experience includes: BlackRock, iShares, Universal Pictures, Johnson & Johnson, Merck, and Genentech.
Connect with Love Malone on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/love.malone and on LinkedIN https://www.linkedin.com/in/love-malone-b3b39ba
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I interview my dear friend Tech Guru Sridhar Solur—responsible for life-changing technology in our world like the wearables, and we talk about using technology for the greater good.
He emphasizes on the importance of creating products that address a need, the humanization of Artificial Intelligence (AI), and how institutions will adapt in the future including education (MOOCs), the process of bioinformatics in healthcare, e-Commerce, among others.
He also talks about the era of mobile as the era of equalization when anyone has the opportunity to launch a startup and be connected with other communities.
Sridhar Solur is the Founder of HP's Cloud/Mobile Printing business, Mobile Incubator. He’s also the former head of all products and Engineering for Digital Home at Comcast. He was Chief Product Officer, EVP/GM at SharkNinja working on Appliances, Foodtech and Robotics and Board Member of IOTC. He’s also the Head of Business and led the creation of Shark’s first advance navigation robot—SharkIQ Robot. In addition he was the Top 20 IoT influencers by Ink Magazine and Mentor to 500 Startups and an Alchemist Enterprise Accelerator.
Sridhar holds a Master of Business Administration from Boston University and a Bachelor of Science/Bachelor of Engineering in electrical engineering from the National Institute of Technology in India.
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Connect with Sridhar on LinkedIN: https://www.linkedin.com/in/solur
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I talk to Dr. Peter MacKay—a board-certified chiropractor in the State of California and a Qualified Medical Evaluator—and we discuss how to optimize the human body for movement, prevention of injuries, and tips for seniors to stay healthy.
Dr. MacKay also talks about customizing exercise based on one’s default pattern, the importance of sleep to seniors, how vital sleep is for deep learning, and using essential oils to enhance sleep.
Furthermore, Dr. Peter MacKay explains about the olfactory system and the Pulsed Electromagnetic Fields (PEMF) in the context of repair and rehabilitation in healthcare.
Finally, Dr. Peter MacKay touches on the secret to what makes an elite athlete. Find out what that common denominator is in this episode. Also, don’t miss the simple exercise to adjust your gait which Dr. MacKay shares towards the end of this episode.
Dr. Peter Mackay is an Honors graduate of the University of Toronto and the Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College. He is a former consultant to the Toronto Blue Jays and director of therapy for the Canadian Open and Canadian PGA Tour.
Read more about Dr. Peter McKay and The Elite Performance Institute here: http://www.episandiego.com
Contact Dr. James Meschino here: http://meschinohealth.com
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In this episode, I talk to Dr. Tulika Singh and we discuss:
-her work with the Desert AIDS Project (DAP) amidst the COVID19 pandemic
-the reason why COVID19 spread like wildfire
-why social distancing, washing and sanitation of hands, not touching your face, and wearing face masks are important
-maximizing technology to perform routines and still stay safe indoors
-her self-care routines (which you can follow, too!)
-her insights on the early experimental medications for COVID19
Please support Desert AIDS Project—COVID19 Response here: https://www.desertaidsproject.org/support-our-mission/make-a-donation
Dr. Tulika is a Board Certified HIV Specialist and an Infectious Disease and Internal Medicine Physician who has been working in HIV care since 2009. Prior to joining DAP, she worked as a Primary Care and Infectious Disease Specialist at North Ottawa Community Hospital in Grand Haven, Michigan, and as an HIV Specialist at Mercy Health Partners of Muskegon, Michigan.
Read more about the Desert AIDS Project (DAP) here: https://www.desertaidsproject.org
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I talk to Dr. Vershalee Shukla and Dr. Pablo Prichard and they discuss factors as to the upsurge of cancer in young people, the importance of prevention and early detection of cancer among first responders, utilizing new technology to screen persons who are at risk of cancer due to environmental exposure, and instituting not just treatment plans but policy changes as well.
Dr. Shukla and Dr. Prichard also share their very own best practices when things get stressful, their use of revolutionary technology like Zap, and dealing with immunocompromised patients in the time of COVID-19.
Dr. Vershalee Shukla is the co-founder of Vincere Cancer Center. She is a board-certified radiation oncologist in private practice in the Phoenix and Scottsdale area for the past seven years. She went on to complete highly specialized training at the world-renowned University of Heidelberg, in Germany, in Proton and Heavy Ion therapy.
Connect with Dr. Vershalee Shukla on Instagram @vincerecancer and Dr. Pablo Prichard @pabloprichard
Read more about Vincere Cancer Center here: https://vincerecancer.com
Dr. Pablo Prichard is the Chief of Plastic Surgery at John C. Lincoln Hospital, and Medical Director for Plastic Surgery. He is also a Senior Partner at Advanced Aesthetic Associates. Dr. Prichard is certified by the American Board of Plastic Surgery and is a Diplomate of the American Society of Plastic Surgeons.
For more information about Dr. Prichard, redirect here: https://www.drprichard.com
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In this episode, I talk to Dr. Iva Fattorini about the therapeutic power of the arts and using it to address emotional needs of patients and their families. She also shares about her experience growing up during the Balkans War in Croatia, how her parents influenced her and how she is doing the same to her daughters by teaching them about human values.
Dr. Iva Fattorini, completed her dermatology residency and masters in Croatia, and undertook an international training program at Harvard University. From 2004-2015 she worked in executive roles at the Cleveland Clinic, in the USA and in Abu Dhabi, UAE.
She founded Artocene in 2014 and Artocene Digital in 2018 with a vision to activate the latent therapeutic power of the arts on a global level with the highest professional standards.
To know more about Artocene, redirect here: https://www.artocene.com
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The podcast currently has 20 episodes available.