Today's show we welcomed Miss Tina Malia, an international music artist whose music goes beyond the lyrics and the tunes. That's how I describe it. Etherial yet grounded, sacred and sublime, Tina's music can open hearts and minds for the sake of all of our evolution and personal growth. She spent time with us on the show talking about her music, her path and that which inspires her. We even got a glimpse of the title track of her most recent CD The Lost Frontier, with an introduction by Tina herself. Check out the show here: http://www.blogtalkradio.com/freedomforall/2012/08/31/guest-tina-malia

 

On today's show, we were pleased to welcome Alisha Zalkin, a wondrous LA-based singer who will be a featured talent at this year's IVAT international conference to end violence, abuse and trauma. Alisha was able to share about her process in creating and sharing her music, which empowers others to find inner peace, full self-expression, and courage in order to promote a harmonious world. She also shared about her mixed heritage with a Mexican grandmother and a Jewish grandmother and its effect on her art. As well, she shared about her participation in anti-bullying initiative Hey U.G.L.Y. And finally we were gifted with one of her most popular songs, You Beautiful You, to close out the show.

To listen to the show:  http://www.blogtalkradio.com/freedomforall/2012/08/24/guest-alisha-zalkin

On today’s Freedom for All Radio Show we talked with Dr. Coy Cross, author of The Dhance: A Caregivers Search for Meaning. Coy shared so openly, filled with emotion, the story of his late wife’s journey with ovarian cancer and his quest for meaning. There is such a freedom and inspiration in the way Coy chose to handle his wife’s diagnosis, illness and passing. Listen to the show to learn his secrets: http://www.blogtalkradio.com/freedomforall/2012/08/17/guest-dr-coy-cross-ii

Today we welcomed to the show Margaret Dooley Sammuli from the ACLU (American Civil Liberties Union) Chapter in San Diego.

The organization’s mission: “The ACLU of San Diego and Imperial Counties fights for individual rights and fundamental freedoms for all through education, litigation, and policy advocacy.”

Vision: “We envision a society where fairness prevails and where liberty and justice exist for all.”

We brought up many topics today that all of you will be interested in hearing about – everything from check points, to traffic light cameras to the presidential election.

To listen to today's show: http://www.blogtalkradio.com/​freedomforall/2012/08/10/​guest-margaret-dooley-sammuli

On this week's Freedom For All radio show, we welcomed Charmaine Hammond so she could illuminate us all about “courageous dialogue." How many times have you felt anxiety about having to address a difficult issue with a business associate or co-worker or boss? Have you wondered: "What do I do if they react negatively to my dialogue?"
Knowing how to handle these situations can help you to feel free!The most inspiring Charmaine shares with us the path to effective communication and conversations so that we may be free in ourselves and in our relationships. This is an important show to listen to, especially for those of us wanting to ever utter words again to another. Listen in here: http://www.blogtalkradio.com/​freedomforall/2012/07/27/​guest-charmaine-hammond

Today we had Nedra Abramson on our Freedom For All radio show to discuss Reiki with us. A healing modality, Reiki uses Universal Energy to free participants from physical ailments as well as emotional and mental issues. The 30 minutes was chock full of information, including the use of Reiki for not just humans but animals as well. Listen in to learn how to use this modality to heal yourself and free yourself. Amazing! Check out the show to learn more: http://www.blogtalkradio.com/freedomforall/2012/07/20/guest-nedra-abramson

It was quite a show today, as Dionne Carlson - member of the Public Facilities, Transportation and Public Art subcommittee for the North Park Planning Committee - was able to bring light to the latest hot topic for us in San Diego: Balboa Park's renovation "Plaza de Panama Project." Do we need these changes to a historical park; do we need a paid parking structure; who will ultimately pay for the project? And the real question as it ties into the topic of freedom - can a public park be altered through privation and commercialization, without the due diligence of including the will and input of the people? Good topics. So glad we could get the scoop from Dionne today. To listen to the show: http://www.blogtalkradio.com/freedomforall/2012/07/13/guest-dionne-carlson