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Radio Free SpaceMarch 30th, 2025From the WDRT archives, a special edition of The Kickapoo Review from March, 2014. Enjoy!2025-03-3059 min

Radio Free SpaceInterview with wART-FM about Hurricane HeleneHost Julie Tomaro spoke with Chuck, station co-founder of wART-FM Community Radio in Marshall NC and Joel, volunteer DJ, about their incredible experience during and after Hurricane Helene, the devastation their radio station experienced and how the entire community has come together to rebuild. The station also put together a playlist of local/regional artists from Western North Carolina. In addition, Julie discussed the Halloween Dance Party Relief Benefit with Emily Grantham, Membership & Outreach Coordinator at WDRT. The party will be held at the Viroqua VFW Saturday October 26 from 6-10pm, with DJs and live...2024-10-2358 min

Truth Be Told - Fall, 2022WDRT 2024-09-2020 min

Radio Free SpaceLaura Erickson at WDRT!Laura Erickson of 'For the Birds' dropped into WDRT during our One Day Spring Pledge Drive to talk birds and radio with Dave Krier and Maggie Jones. 2024-05-0839 min

The Quiz ShowSpring Pledge Edition!Ed is joined by panelists Emily Grantham, Mark King and Shana Meshbesher, with special guests Laura Erickson and a WDRT superfan!2024-05-0856 min

Radio Free SpaceApril 7th, 2024The Getaway, LIVE at WDRT! 2024-04-0854 min

Radio Free SpaceDecember 17th, 2023Donna Smith drops by the WDRT studios to share her favorite holiday tunes. 2023-12-1858 min

Microcollege: The Thoreau College PodcastThoreau College PodcastEpisode 22 - Vilhelm Skoglund - Effective Altruism and the Future Academy Vilhelm Skoglund is the secretary-general of Effective Altruism Sweden. In October 2022, Vilhelm and Effective Altruism Sweden launched Future Academy, a five month long free program aimed to equip university students and young professionals from around the world with the thinking, skills, and resources they will need to pursue ambitious and impactful careers. He has several board positions within the non-profit sector and co-founded Nema Problema, a non-profit aiming to make migration policies more effective. Vilhelm has previously worked as a consultant and has studied law, developmental e...2023-01-311h 04

WDRTThoreau College PodcastEpisode 21 - Professor Ilana Redstone - The Mill Institute at the University of Austin Ilana Redstone outlines her work and approach towards tackling polarization on college campuses and beyond. Ilana Redstone is an Associate Professor of Sociology at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, a Founding Faculty Fellow at UATX, and the Faculty Director of The Mill Center at UATX. She is the co-author of “Unassailable Ideas: How Unwritten Rules and Social Media Shape Discourse in American Higher Education” and the creator of the “Beyond Bigots and Snowflakes'' video series. She is the founder of Divers...2023-01-3159 min

Microcollege: The Thoreau College PodcastThoreau College PodcastEpisode 20 - Marcus Ford - Flagstaff College Marcus Ford, Ph.D. is the co-founder of Flagstaff College and a retired professor from Northern Arizona University in Flagstaff, Arizona. He is the author of several books, including Beyond the Modern University: Toward a Constructive Post-Modern University and William James: A New Perspective. Flagstaff College: https://www.flagstaffcollege.education/2023-01-3147 min

Community of GoodnessCommunity of Goodness-Honoring Loneliness 2023-01-3113 min

Community of GoodnessCommunity of Goodness-Honoring “She-roes”2023-01-2522 min

Community of GoodnessCommunity of Goodness-Honoring Reverend Martin Luther King Jr.2023-01-1825 min

Community of GoodnessCommunity of Goodness- Giving Thanks 2023-01-0421 min

Community of GoodnessHonoring the Dakota 38 Patriots with Troubadour Larry Long & Storyteller Tom ThibodeauPlacing the Santee Dakota Nation on reservations for the first time in 1851 was an act of cultural genocide. A mere decade thereafter, deprived of the freedom of the hunt, this ancient people stared starvation in its grim face. In August of 1862, there began a final defense of the Dakota Oyate – the long road to Wounded Knee. When the Wars of August were quelled, 303 Dakota were marked for the gallows. President Lincoln, in commuting the sentences of all but 38, paved the way for the largest mass execution in United States history. Featured songs: Water In The Rain (Honoring the Dakota 38) by...2022-12-2728 min

Community of GoodnessCelebrating Winter with Troubadour Larry Long & Storyteller Tom ThibodeauEvery winter Mother Nature reminds us that she could kill us if she wanted to. Snowstorms. Ice. While driving along those back road, we recognize that we could freeze to death. Time slows down when you’re cold. There are things you can learn through your body that you can’t learn from your mind. Coldness teaches compassion. Coldness reminds us that a warm bed, enough to eat, and a hot shower are precious gifts that many of our brothers and sisters are not able to attain. Thank God for those places and people who give those in need of a place...2022-12-1919 min

Plants for the People - People for the PlantsPlants for the People-People for the Plants #31Sumac 2022-12-0212 min

Plants for the People - People for the PlantsPlants for the People-People for the Plants #30White Pine 2022-11-2806 min

Microcollege: The Thoreau College PodcastThoreau College PodcastEpisode 17 - Lene Rachel Andersen - The Nordic Secret and Global Bildung Lene Rachel Andersen expresses the importance of Bildung philosophy, describing its origins in 18th-century Denmark and impact on Scandinavian societies through to the present day. Lene Rachel Andersen is a Danish author, economist, futurist, and philosopher, President of Nordic Bildung, and co-founder of Global Bildung Network. Nordic Metamodern Podcast Global Bildung Network Nordic Bildung 2022-11-211h 02

Microcollege: The Thoreau College PodcastThoreau College PodcastEpisode 16 - Frank Eccher, Emily Drukman - Outer Coast College Jacob is joined by Frank and Emily of Outer Coast College to talk their story in Sitka, microcolleges, place-based education, and more. Frank Eccher is the College Launch Lead at Outer Coast in Sitka, AK, where he is charting a course to accreditation for the launch of Outer Coast College in fall 2024. Originally from a small town in Colorado, he has written on trout conservation and wilderness narratives in the Mountain West, patterns of college attendance in rural America, among other topics. He plans to p...2022-11-2156 min $Poet\'s Table$ Poet's TableFriday November 11: Austin SmithThe conclusion on the Poet's Table Podcast with the writer in his own words of poetry. Goodbye for now, friend.2022-11-1534 min $Poet\'s Table$ Poet's TableFriday November 4: Elizabeth BishopAustin shares the poetry of Nova Scotia born poet Elizabeth Bishop who won the Pullitzer Prize for Poetry in 1956. Dwight Garner argued that she was perhaps "the most purely gifted poet of the 20th century".2022-11-1528 min

Plants for the People - People for the PlantsPlants for the People-People for the Plants #29Other forms of self healing 2022-11-0708 min $Poet\'s Table$ Poet's TableFriday October 28: Robert BlyAustin explores the work of Minneosta born writer Robert Bly 2022-10-2928 min

Plants for the People - People for the PlantsPlants for the People-People for the Plants #28Hawthorn 2022-10-2911 min $Poet\'s Table$ Poet's TableFriday October 21: James HansenAustin discusses the "land based" poetry of this contemporary writer.2022-10-2627 min $Poet\'s Table$ Poet's TableFriday October 14: Larry LevisAustin looks at the writing of Levis who often employed an imagist or surrealist approach in his work 2022-10-2628 min $Poet\'s Table$ Poet's TableFriday October 7: Eavan BolandAustin discusses the work of Irish-American poet Eavan Boland. Her work deals with the Irish national identity, and the role of women in Irish history.2022-10-2628 min $Poet\'s Table$ Poet's TableFriday September 30: Jane KenyonLike Keats, she attempts to redeem morbidity with a peculiar kind of gusto, one which seeks a quiet annihilation of self-identity through identification with benign things.”2022-10-2629 min $Poet\'s Table$ Poet's TableFriday September 23: Daniel SmithAustin shares time with his father, the land based poet Dan Smith 2022-10-2629 min $Poet\'s Table$ Poet's TableFriday September 16: W.S. MerwinExploring the writings of Pullitzer Prize winning poet W.S. merwin 2022-10-2628 min

Microcollege: The Thoreau College PodcastThoreau College PodcastEpisode 15 - John Vervaeke on a Meaningful Education John Vervaeke and Jacob dissect the importance of thinking, reasoning, wisdom, and meaning, and ways to overcome the barriers we face today in understanding these facets of our humanity. John Vervaeke, PhD, is an award-winning lecturer at the University of Toronto in the departments of psychology, cognitive science and Buddhist psychology, who has published a 50-part lecture series known as "Awakening From the Meaning Crisis". Awakening From the Meaning Crisis John’s website: http://johnvervaeke.com/ Learn more about Thoreau College an...2022-10-2558 min

Community of GoodnessWelcoming Strangers with Troubadour Larry Long & Storyteller Tom ThibodeauThe power of strangers gives us the moral imagination where we have the capacity to care for not only family members but people we do not even know. Mother Teresa was asked, “Mother, why do you do the work you do?” She looked at the reporter and said, “If I hadn’t picked up that first man, probably never would have picked up the other forty-five thousand.” We live in the company of strangers. Do not fear the stranger, welcome the stranger, for whatever we do to the least is most significant. Featured songs: Tramp on the Street | Words & mus...2022-10-2521 min $Poet\'s Table$ Poet's TableFriday September 23: Dan SmithAustin Smith speaks with his father, poet Dan Smith who also writes poetry and has been described as a "farmer-poet."2022-10-2529 min

Plants for the People - People for the PlantsPlants for the People-People for the Plants #27Sharing the song "Okra" by Olu Dara 2022-10-2006 min

Microcollege: The Thoreau College PodcastThoreau CollegeEpisode #14: Jonas Søvik - The Danish Folk High School Experience Jonas Søvik joins the podcast and shares his experience as a student at a Danish folk high school, and the impact he think the folk high school model can have around the world. Jonas Søvik is a 23-year old Danish university student currently studying psychology. Prior to entering university, he spent a year at the Vrå Folk High School in Vrå, Denmark where he experienced bildung firsthand. VRAA Folk High School: https://vraahojskole.com/ Folk Education Association of Ameri...2022-10-181h 00

Community of GoodnessCelebrating Uncles, Aunts, & Family Members with Troubadour Larry Long & Storyteller Tom ThibodeauAll of us have an Uncle Mel, Uncle Dale, Uncle Jimmy, Uncle Jamie, Aunt Florence, or a character in the family who makes us smile whenever we think of them. In times of need they’re always there to help out, asking nothing in return, except our love and affection. Giving us all the gift of joy that bonds the generations together. Featured Songs: Uncle Mel | Words & Music by Larry Long | Copyright Larry Long 1976; Renewed 2022 (BMI); Grandmother’s Song | Words & Music by Larry Long | Copyright Larry :ong 2022 (BMI)2022-10-1824 min

Microcollege: The Thoreau College PodcastThoreau College PodcastEpisode 13 - Willie E. Jones III on Shakespeare, The Classics, and Theatre Education Willie Jones joins the podcast for an earnest discussion on the importance of the classics in the theater, in education, and in the pursuit of truth and knowledge. Willie E. Jones III is an actor, director, producer, and playwright who is the founding Actor/Manager of the Jones Classical Theater Company in Chicago, Illinois. He is the Artistic Director of the Juneteenth Theatre Justice Project, a Co-Founder of the Minnesota Black Theatre Circle, was the Executive Producer of the Blackness Is… Theatre Ar...2022-10-1356 min

Plants for the People - People for the PlantsPlants for the People-People for the Plants #26Apples 2022-10-1308 min

Community of GoodnessHonoring the Contemplative with Troubadour Larry Long & Storyteller Tom ThibodeauContemplation is the opposite of reaction. It’s the ability to pay attention. Wherever your attention goes your energy flows. Silence is the language of intimacy. Where words are not spoken, yet everything is understood. I am yours and you are mine. We are one, but we imagine that we are not. Contemplation is taking a long loving look at what is real and to receive in the eyes of another human being the reflection of one's own self. The contemplative is so much needed in our society today. Featured songs: Innisfree | Words by William Butler Yeats | Music by Larry Lon...2022-10-1123 min

Microcollege: The Thoreau College PodcastThoreau CollegeEpisode 12 - “Bridget O'Brien, Dr. Charlie Brennan - Permaculture, Praxis, and Play” Jacob speaks with Bridget O'Brien and Dr. Charlie Brennan of the Garden Juju Collective, as they take us on a foray into the world and practice of Permaculture: in agriculture, education, and life. Bridget O'Brien is the director of Resilient Spirals LLC and co-founder of the Garden Juju Collective. Bridget’s studies and work focuses on the design of personal well-being, community building, and land use, through cultivating a range of regenerative applied skills in design, facilitation, horticulture, eco-landscaping, food growing, Permaculture, fermentation and yo...2022-10-1059 min

Microcollege: The Thoreau College PodcastThoreau College PodcastEpisode 11 - “David W. Orr - Ecological Literacy in Higher Education” This week on Microcollege, David Orr makes his case for the importance of a higher education that keeps the Earth in mind. David W. Orr is the Paul Sears Distinguished Professor of Environmental Studies and Politics Emeritus at Oberlin College, and presently Professor of Practice at Arizona State University. Orr is one of the original advocates of microcolleges, whose work focuses on ecological literacy, sustainable design, and eco-friendly practices in American higher education. Learn more about Thoreau College and the microcollege movement at h...2022-10-1055 min

Microcollege: The Thoreau College PodcastThoreau College PodcastEpisode 9 - “Nathaniel Williams, Stefan Ambrose - Free Columbia, MC Richards Program” Tune in this week for a discussion between Nathaniel Williams and Stefan Ambrose of the Free Columbia initiative in upstate New York as they describe the origins of the program and its pedagogy. Nathaniel Williams is the co-founder of Free Columbia with Laura Summer. He studied visual art and marionette theater in Basel, Switzerland, graduating with a certificate in visual art from the neueKUNSTschule in 2002. He has a PhD in Political Science from the University at Albany and works as a performer, teacher and...2022-10-101h 04

Plants for the People - People for the PlantsPlants for the People-People for the Plants #25Maitaki Mushrooms 2022-10-0607 min

Plants for the People - People for the PlantsPlants For the People-People For the Plants #24Autumn herb harvesting 2022-10-0310 min

Community of GoodnessCelebrating Neighbors with Troubadour Larry Long & Storyteller Tom ThibodeauOur neighborhoods are the kernels of democracy. Strangers get to know and depend on each other. We learn this as young children. If we’re going to have enough kids to play baseball, we will need everybody. Stokely Carmichael said, “Politics is what you can see from your living room window.” We may not be able to change everything in Washington DC, but we all can have an impact on what happens right outside of our house. What our neighbors have done or are in need of doing shapes our lives. Neighborhoods are not perfect places; they are human places, where we...2022-10-0318 min $Poet\'s Table$ Poet's TableFriday, September 23rd: W.S. MerwinThe poet W.S. Merwin wrote poems of startling clarity and mystery - we consider several of his poems, which leave the reader astonished and changed. 2022-09-2429 min $Poet\'s Table$ Poet's TableFriday, September 9th: Ted KooserTed Kooser is one of our country's great poetic voices, writing of universal themes from a very particular place - the center of Nebraska. 2022-09-2428 min

Microcollege: The Thoreau College PodcastThoreau College PodcastEpisode 10 “Steve Lawless on Service Learning” Steve and Jacob strike a rich vein of conversation in the topic of service learning, from its origins to its applications in the world of higher education today. Steve Lawless has an M.A. in Education, and has taught in many settings including as a traditional writing and literature teacher on Native American reservations, farm schools, alternative middle and high schools and a Waldorf school. From his nearly thirty years of teaching and facilitating adventure and service learning experiences, Steve has an infectious enthusiasm for taking learning outs...2022-09-2354 min

Plants for the People - People for the PlantsPlants for the People-People for the People #23Tulsi 2022-09-1606 min $Poet\'s Table$ Poet's TableFriday, September 2: Jared CarterWe spend some time with the great Indiana poet Jared Carter, whose magical work transcends time and space to make the familiar strange. 2022-09-1428 min

Plants for the People - People for the PlantsPlants for the People-People for the Plants #22Peaches 2022-09-1206 min

Plants for the People - People for the PlantsPlants for the People-People for the Plants #21Peter Birch shares a Mushroom Meditation 2022-09-0503 min

Plants for the People - People for the PlantsPlants for the People-People for the Plants #20Calendula 2022-09-0506 min

Microcollege: The Thoreau College PodcastThoreau College PodcastEpisode 8 - “Austin Smith - Leaving Stanford, Coming Home” The poet Austin Robert Smith joins Microcollege for an examination of the current state of higher education and the role of poetry in a liberal arts education. Austin Smith is a poet and formerly a Jones Lecturer at Stanford University. He grew up on a family dairy farm in northwestern Illinois before receiving a BA from the University of Wisconsin-Madison, an MA from the University of California-Davis, and an MFA from the University of Virginia. Austin's poems have appeared in The New Yorker, Poetry Magazine, Yale Revie...2022-08-311h 04

Microcollege: The Thoreau College PodcastThoreau College PodcastEpisode 7 - “Julie Tomaro, Nicholas WazeeGale - Folk Schools, Skills, and Knowledge” Julie Tomaro and Nicholas WazeeGale are both instructors at the Driftless Folk School in rural southwestern Wisconsin. Their dialogue this week revolves around the Folk School tradition in America, some of their life experiences leading to their involvement in one, and the important role a Folk school can play in helping to build personal and cultural resilience. Julie Tomaro is the owner of Blue Bobbin Studio in Viroqua. Julie has been sewing and crafting for most of her life, though more recently her jour...2022-08-3157 min

Microcollege: The Thoreau College PodcastThoreau College PodcastEpisode 6 - “Ciarán Willis - Rethinking Remote Learning at A Place Beyond” Ciarán Willis speaks about his experiences leading up to the foundation of A Place Beyond, a unique approach to the remote learning boom prompted by the Covid-19 pandemic. Ciarán is currently the operations director at Deep Springs College. Prior to founding A Place Beyond, he was born and raised in Portland, Oregon and studied English Literature at the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor. He lectured English at the University of Finance and Economics in Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia; and he is a facul...2022-08-311h 00

Microcollege: The Thoreau College PodcastThoreau College PodcastEpisode 5 - “Sue Darlington – Deep Springs College and The Edge of Academia” On this episode of Microcollege, guest Sue Darlington and Jacob discuss the story of Deep Springs College and its subtle but resounding societal impact during its 105-year existence. Sue Darlington is the current president of Deep Springs College, and former professor of Anthropology and Asian Studies at Hampshire College, where she taught for 30 years. Her research focuses on socially-engaged Buddhism, with particular attention to environmentalism and Buddhism in Thailand. Deep Springs College: https://www.deepsprings.edu/ Learn more about Thoreau...2022-08-3156 min

Microcollege: The Thoreau College PodcastThoreau College PodcastEpisode 4 - “Lucien Dante Lazar – Art and Anthroposophy as a Pedagogy for Self-Development” Lucien joins Microcollege for a conversation about the intersections between art, spirituality, and education, as well as his artistic process and the divine wisdom with which his work is infused. Lucien Dante Lazar is a multi-disciplinary artist, musician, essayist, poet, social worker, philosopher, and anthroposophist from Evanston, IL. Find Lucien on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/luciendantelazarart/ Learn more about Thoreau College and the microcollege movement at https://thoreaucollege.org/ Driftless Folk School: https://www.driftlessfolkschool.org/2022-08-311h 04

Plants for the People - People for the PlantsPlants for the People #19Even more Herbal First Aid 2022-08-1806 min

Plants for the People - People for the PlantsPlants for the People-People for the Plants #18More Herbal First Aid 2022-08-0606 min

Plants for the People - People for the PlantsPlants for the People-People for the Plants #17A poem "Dandelion" shared by Annie 2022-08-0105 min

Microcollege: The Thoreau College PodcastThoreau College PodcastEpisode 2 - “Jacob Rowland, Liam McGilligan – Thoreau College Alumni Reflections” Thoreau College alumni Liam McGilligan and Jacob Rowland outline their educational upbringing and reflect on their experiences at Thoreau College versus other more traditional institutions of higher education. Liam McGilligan is an actor, artist, scholar, and citizen, alumnus of the Guthrie Theater Actor Training Program and Thoreau College, and the producer of this podcast. Jacob Rowland is an alumnus of Thoreau College who is currently enrolled at Oberlin College, with interests in philosophy and literature. 2022-07-2058 min

Plants for the People - People for the PlantsPlants for the People-People for the Plants #16Herbal study resources 2022-07-1505 min

Plants for the People - People for the PlantsPlants For the People-People For the Plants #15Herbal First Aid 2022-07-0805 min

Building Health for the CommunityJai Lynn & Lamont McPheron – Mindfulness and HealthThe recent cultural events have truly been traumatic for all people. Mindfulness skills are tools to overcome these wounds and patterns that could become deeply ingrained if not processed properly. In this talk, you'll learn some basic mindfulness skills, and how utilizing them can help regulate the nervous system, improve the immune system and help with decision-making. 2022-05-051h 00

Building Health for the CommunityPrudence Tippins – Whole and Connected: Creating Circles of Well-BeingWe are whole and also a larger and larger circles of wholeness. Prudence Tippins discusses how emotional healing is enhanced by a systemic perspective, and how the systems we are a part of benefit from our emotional healing. From a young age, Prudence has been holding the question, "How can we help each other to remember our connectedness?" This talk reflects her current thinking on the matter, informed by her education and experience as a licensed marriage and family therapist, and she is eager to gather answers from those in attendance to add to the ongoing conversation. 2022-05-051h 00

Building Health for the CommunityChristina Derocher – It’s Not What You Think It isChristina Derocher was born in the late 70's, reared on the Standard American Diet. At 19, a boy from poetry class asked her on a date and brought his own lunch! She discovered love and macrobiotics, and didn't look back for nearly 25 years... until perimenopause revealed a deep depletion. This is a story of letting go of deeply held notions of health, and finding a path to well... it's not what you think it is!2022-05-0548 min

FrameshiftingEpisode Fourteen: EpilogueIn this part, I summarize the tone of the book, introducing stages of growth and states of growth, showing the difference between the two. I finish the book with a wonderful poem by my favorite poet, Mary Oliver, called THE JOURNEY.2022-04-1907 min

FrameshiftingEpisode Thirteen: Spiritual Principles that Accelerate GrowthHere are some principles I introduce in this chapter:-Living in the Present Moment-Surrender-Thankfulness-Stillness-The Law of Attraction-The Law of Cause and Effect-The Law of Attention-The Law of Energy and Creation-The Will of God; and-The Law of Conscious Precipitation 2022-04-1226 min

FrameshiftingEpisode Thirteen: Spiritual Principles that Accelerate GrowthHere are some principles I introduce in this chapter: -Living in the Present Moment -Surrender -Thankfulness -Stillness -The Law of Attraction -The Law of Cause and Effect -The Law of Attention -The Law of Energy and Creation -The Will of God; and -The Law of Conscious Precipitation 2022-04-1226 min

FrameshiftingEpisode Twelve: Where Do We Go From Here?Here, I discuss the transcendence of the egoic frame. This requires diligence and mindfulness on you part.2022-04-0525 min

FrameshiftingEpisode Eleven: Consciously Broadening Your FrameIn this chapter, I explore how to realize the subtlety of the ego and its trick-show to generate possibilities that aren’t immediately seen the role of vision, and how to adopt a “creator frame” in your life (rather than a victim frame).2022-03-2920 min

Building Health for the CommunityLaura Poe, RD – What’s Missing from your ‘Healthy’ DietWatch VideoThe modern diet – even the so-called healthy ones – are missing some key foods and nutrients that were present in traditional diets. In this talk, we will explore some of those missing foods and why focusing on what to add to the diet is more important than what to take out. This talk will be presented by Laura Poe Mathes, a registered dietitian in private practice in Viroqua. Her specialty is on gut health, with a focus on ancestral diet and lifestyle principles. She also teaches workshops on traditional food preparation, including fermentation and cooking with the whole anim...2022-03-2854 min

Building Health for the CommunityLaura Poe, RD – What’s Missing from your ‘Healthy’ DietWatch Video The modern diet – even the so-called healthy ones – are missing some key foods and nutrients that were present in traditional diets. In this talk, we will explore some of those missing foods and why focusing on what to add to the diet is more important than what to take out. This talk will be presented by Laura Poe Mathes, a registered dietitian in private practice in Viroqua. Her specialty is on gut health, with a focus on ancestral diet and lifestyle principles. She also teaches workshops on traditional food preparation, including fermentation and cooking with the whole anim...2022-03-2854 min

FrameshiftingEpisode Ten – Frameshifting Tools; Emotional ExpansionThe Enneagram is also a powerful emotional expansion tool. I also introduce Role Playing, Diversity Training, Imago Therapy and the New Warrior Training.2022-03-2219 min

FrameshiftingEpisode Nine – Frameshifting Tools: Mind ExpansionIn this chapter, I re-introduce a process called AVATAR and introduce a powerful weekend experience called SET (Erhard Seminars Training). I also introduce a tool called the Leadership Circle that I have used very successfully with my students over the years. Finally, another tool is the Pathfinder, again used with my students in the MBA program.2022-03-1520 min

Building Health for the CommunityJoshua Estep, BSN, RN – Womb to Tomb WellnessJoshua Estep is a local nurse who provides wellness coaching and client advocacy services through his business, Womb to Tomb Wellness, LLC. He works to help people optimize their wellbeing and prevent, reverse or better manage the root causes of many chronic diseases. Joshua received his BS in Kinesiology Exercise & Movement Science from UW Madison, and his BSN from UW Oshkosh's Accelerated BS to BSN program. In this talk, Joshua focuses on understanding some of the most impactful root causes of chronic mental and physical health issues, and what simple lifestyle 'hacks' can do to...2022-03-111h 02

Building Health for the CommunityDr. Paul Bergquist, MD – Building Health with Integrated MedicineWatch Video Recently retired after 35 years in family practice, Dr. Paul Bergquist earned his medical degree from the University of Minnesota in 1986 and completed a residency in family medicine in St. Paul, MN. His practice included acupuncture, botanical medicine, homeopathy, functional medicine, shamanism, and art therapy, in addition to regular allopathic medical practice. In this talk, Dr. Bergquist discusses preventing disease and building health with integrative medicine techniques, emphasizing naturopathic approaches.2022-03-081h 06

Building Health for the CommunityDr. Paul Bergquist, MD – Building Health with Integrated MedicineWatch VideoRecently retired after 35 years in family practice, Dr. Paul Bergquist earned his medical degree from the University of Minnesota in 1986 and completed a residency in family medicine in St. Paul, MN. His practice included acupuncture, botanical medicine, homeopathy, functional medicine, shamanism, and art therapy, in addition to regular allopathic medical practice. In this talk, Dr. Bergquist discusses preventing disease and building health with integrative medicine techniques, emphasizing naturopathic approaches.2022-03-081h 06

FrameshiftingEpisode Eight – Frameshifting Tools: Body ExpansionI now divide the book into the main Frameshifting tools; Body Expansion; Mind Expansion, and Emotional Expansion. I introduce the reader to Network Spinal Analysis, the Ishaya’s Ascension Practice, Shamanism, Avatar, Attunement (similar to Reiki) and Aikido.2022-03-0817 min

FrameshiftingEpisode Seven: The Development of EmpathyIn this chapter, I begin introducing some of the Frameshifting tools I will develop further along in the book. First, I discuss Family Constellation Therapy, then the Enneagram, a powerful spiritual/psychological tool, then finally, AVATAR “Feel Its.”2022-03-0120 min

Building Health for the CommunityGayle Nielson, Hypnotherapist – Thought are ThingsWatch Video Learning to use the power of the subconscious mind isn't just useful - it's fun! Humans have the ability to tap into creativity and inspiration, to states of consciousness where physical, mental, emotional and spiritual healing can take place, and even to create radical transformation in what appears to be reality. Health and harmony begin with the mind. Let's journey into the realm of consciousness where our minds play with frequency, vibration and resonance.2022-02-2456 min

Building Health for the CommunityGayle Nielson, Hypnotherapist – Thought are ThingsWatch VideoLearning to use the power of the subconscious mind isn't just useful - it's fun! Humans have the ability to tap into creativity and inspiration, to states of consciousness where physical, mental, emotional and spiritual healing can take place, and even to create radical transformation in what appears to be reality. Health and harmony begin with the mind. Let's journey into the realm of consciousness where our minds play with frequency, vibration and resonance.2022-02-2456 min

FrameshiftingEpisode Six: A Question of IdentityWho or what are you, actually? This chapter explores your ego identity and your true, spiritual identity so you will clearly see the difference between the two.2022-02-2222 min

FrameshiftingEpisode Five: The Enneagram, ContinuedThis is a second episode that is optional for those who understand the Enneagram typology, or for a review for folks with a cursory understanding.2022-02-1521 min

Building Health for the CommunityDr. Paul Grenier, DC – Consciousness Matters More Than MatterDownload Slides Watch Video Dr. Paul Grenier has been a chiropractor for 30+ years and has come to realize that practicing chiropractic deals with more than just the physical release (adjustment) of the nervous system. A person's outlook, attitude and basic beliefs on health have just as much input with how one experiences wellness on this planet. In other words, how a person believes, thinks and acts will have a significant impact on the expression of their health. Consciousness on a personal health and wellness level does matter.2022-01-3155 min

Building Health for the CommunityDr. Paul Grenier, DC – Consciousness Matters More Than MatterDownload Slides Watch VideoDr. Paul Grenier has been a chiropractor for 30+ years and has come to realize that practicing chiropractic deals with more than just the physical release (adjustment) of the nervous system. A person's outlook, attitude and basic beliefs on health have just as much input with how one experiences wellness on this planet. In other words, how a person believes, thinks and acts will have a significant impact on the expression of their health. Consciousness on a personal health and wellness level does matter.2022-01-3155 min