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Send us Fan MailMeet yoga teacher and Tula + Yoga owner Cindy Okolo. At her studio she fosters community connection and inclusion for people of all abilities. So, much so that psychiatric nurse practitioner Christy Braga de Lima asked her elderly mother to join her for Valentine's Day at the studio for their first Mother's Day without Mimi's husband after he passed. It was bring a friend to class day and despite the fact that Mimi didn't feel "stretchy anymore", she joined her daughter at class. They've been going every Sunday ever since and it's become a multigenerational tradition. They are joined by granddaughter Maya, who's beginning teaching Yoga Sculpt this May. Tula + Yoga has a great line up this May including a 40 day challenge, a full moon gathering and educational classes. You can find out more about them at  https://www.tulapluscapecod.com/about-tula/

Send us Fan MailUniversity of Toronto historian Anna Shternshis uncovered lost history, unveiling secrets and recovering lost songs over 12 years of in-depth investigation, researching WWII. She collaborated with talented musicians to create a new Grammy-nominated album which resurrects music Stalin tried to silence. Their new Grammy-nominated album, Yiddish Glory: The Silenced Songs of World War II comes out on April 10th. 

Send us Fan MailDetroit bluesman Pat Smillie loves the blues, his influences range from Chuck Berry  to Howlin' Wolf to Otis Clay. Pat and his band opened for Bob Seger and performed for 18,000 people at the Allstate Arena in Chicago. You can hear his inspirations in his new singles he wrote with Josh Ford, aka Motor City Josh. His vocal influences range from Joe Cocker to Dr. John. He spent 20 years in the Chicago blues scene and has stories collaborating with or encountering just about everyone. His good nature, positivity and enthusiasm are contagious. It's easy to see why musicians like Vance Kelly brought him on stage and on tour. One of his new tunes "Back in '69" features guitarist Jim McCarty of Mitch Ryder and the Detroit Wheels fame. You may also know this Jim McCarty (not to be confused with the Yardbirds drummer) from the his Jimi Hendrix collaboration released posthumously the "Jimi/Jim Jam session" off "Nine to the Universe" or from his band Cactus (1969-1971) touted as "The American Led Zeppelin". You can find Pat's music and more about Pat at PatSmillie.com 

Send us Fan MailPrograms at the Center for Developmental Disabilities' located at The Center at Cape Cod Village foster a deep sense of belonging. That sense of belonging creates a safe space to learn and grow. The Center's holistic and innovative programs foster social and emotional wellbeing and promote creative expression. Their focus on creating a community center for residents and day students extends into the broader community. Programs have blossomed under the guidance of Program Coordinator Deirdre Sullivan. Her background as the director of three UU children and youth ministries, as a counselor and advocate at Independence House, and as an art facilitator is perfect for this role. Deer is passionate about nature-based explorations and cultivating a deep sense of belonging. Her approach to art facilitation and creative exploration is trauma-informed. Newly appointed Executive Director Jeni Landers is passionate about bringing members of the broader community to the Center for special events and classes. She's also excited about technology advances. New technologies help adults with developmental disabilities do daily activities which might otherwise be challenging or impossible. Technology coupled with embodied approaches to fostering belonging (like ecosomatics) help build confidence for disabled adults finding pathways toward independence. 

Send us Fan MailMartha Clarke discusses the astrological gifts and challenges this month.  We reflect on the stellium in Aquarius at the beginning of February. We discuss Neptune and Saturn moving into Aries, Jupiter in Cancer (through June), and Uranus in Taurus (through April). We also hear a new tune from the Medusa Quartet off their first album, Weaving Gold in Broken Places.

Send us Fan MailDrumming together synchronizes our heartbeats. Heart solidarity releases endorphins! Drummer, singer and vocal play teacher and composer Miranda Rondeau talks about synchronicity, spontaneity and the healing power of the drum. Guest Miranda and host Pandora talk about the self expression and the creative process. 

Send us Fan MailDr. Robert Bray is the author of No Open Wounds: Heal Traumatic Stress NOW: Complete Recovery with Thought Field Therapy. Today he talks about his 50 year practice, the evolution in understanding of the science behind stress and trauma and the use of tapping to heal PTSD, grief and stress.

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Send us Fan MailEleanor Dubinsky and Dario Acosta Teich talk about their new forthcoming album, Just the Three of Us. They'll be performing a holiday concert at Wellfleet Preservation Hall at 6pm on Saturday December 20th. Get your tickets now at wellfleetpreservationhall.org !Here Dario talks about his indigenous Argentine roots, the folk music of Argentina his family plays and Eleanor talks about Candombe music of Argentine and Uruguay, influenced by African spiritual traditions. 

Send us Fan MailIdyllwild School of Music and the Arts began in 1950, located in a pine forest in the San Jacinto Mountains of Southern California. The school was started by Bee and Max Crone, artists who believed everyone should grow up exploring all the arts. They thought nature was the best environment for that exploration. So, they brought their artist friends up the mountain, a mile above sea level, to teach in outdoor classes. The classrooms were surrounded by trees, alongside a creek, with a view of the meadow. The outdoor art classrooms had cement floors, a wood wall or two, covered by a wooden roof or a parachute. The pottery classroom was on a bluff and remnants of cast off ceramics littered the pine needles beneath. The amphitheater covered in grass, and shaded by large green parachutes, still exists today. Wellfleetian Betsy Mellor grew up in Southern California. She attended classes in those pines at the ISOMATA. Here she talks about her father Dr. Norman Mellor, a physician, Camp Emerson science teacher and one time chair of the Idyllwild School of Conservation and Natural Science. Betsy talks about the beatnik teachers she learned from and about the incredible impact learning relaxation techniques had on her. 

Send us Fan MailMeet Wellfleetian artist designer Andrea Pluhar who spent her summers on Cape with her family. In this show we learn about contra dance and how it came to Wellfleet. 

Send us Fan MailWe speak with actress Sallie Tighe + jazz violinist David Eure on Frederick Douglass and actor Rod Owens on William Shakespeare. 

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Send us Fan MailActor, Director and Improv Teacher John Shuman explores his life in a staged reading of his new one man show directed by Dan Lombardo. The show features music and images to accompany his comedic memoir on his acting career. The show takes place 1-2pm at Parish Park on Saturday November 1st as part of the Pop Up Practices series from the Orleans Cultural District.

Send us Fan MailVocalist Natalia Talentso talks with me about how Murmurosi's new album “Svitanok” (Dawn) features contemporary songs with traditional melodies, folktales, and lullabies. It features Greek and Middle Eastern influences as well as traditional sounds from the Carpathian Mountains. One of their songs “Yak Pryikhav” addresses how families in Ukraine are being torn apart by Russia’s invasion. As war tears apart many families and couples, men and women returning home from the front line are unsure if the relationship they left behind is still there for them.

Send us Fan MailHere's my conversation with musician and storyteller Mwalim Daphunkee Professor talking about his upcoming show at Wellfleet Preservation Hall called Thunderchild happening October 10th at 7pm! Mwalim is the co-founder of the multi-Grammy-nominated band The GroovaLottos, a multi-award-winning playwright, author, composer and educator. He's an English professor and the former director of Black Studies at the University of Massachusetts Dartmouth.

Send us Fan MailCarolyn Rogers and Kevin McMahon are co-chairs of the Wellfleet Cultural Council, they are also gifted singers. Together they created The Stephens Sondheim & Schwartz Broadway Cabaret with producer Andy Lantz and fellow singer Frankie Campofelice. The performance is sold out, but it's a lovely conversation and the podcast features their music. The second half of the podcast features actor/director Nick Cohen who started out his career with the Clod Ensemble at the Battersea Arts Centre and as an assistant director for The Royal Shakespeare Company. He became the Founder/Artistic Director of Strange Fish Theatre before moving into film and TV. He trained at the BBC Drama Directors Academy, directed episodes of 'Eastenders' and 'Doctors', and directed feature films such as 'Beginners Luck,' 'The Reeds' and 'London Unplugged'. Nick Cohen will be performing Life with Oscar where we meet 29 Hollywood characters he met whilst living with a two-time Oscar winning producer who had been buddies with Orson Welles. 

Send us Fan MailFirst, we speak with Folk duo George and Charles Clements about their show happening at Wellfleet Preservation Hall on Thursday September 18th. The twin brothers talk about their blood harmonies, being twins and growing up in a musical family.Lou Antonucci talks about his show featuring all Harry Chapin music.Portrait painter Taylor Fox talks about his current group art show up at The 204 through September 30th. 

Send us Fan MailComposer, international recording and touring artist Aaron Larget-Caplan discusses John Cage, the music inspired by Edgar Allan Poe's House of Usher, the history of guitar, harmonics and timber. He shares his love of baroque and contemporary music. Fascinating!

Send us Fan Mail13, 14, 15. Were some of the most awkward times of our lives. Veteran TV actor and screenwriter David Dean Bottrell is coming to Wellfleet Preservation Hall Saturday August 2nd to share with you his most awkward, embarrassing and hilarious takes on the Teenage Wasteland of adolescence. You've seen him on Boston Legal, Mad About You, Mad Men, Dharma and Greg, Caroline and the City, Days of Our Lives, and 40 plus other shows. He's that quirky funny guy! https://www.eventbrite.com/e/teenage-wasteland-thirteen-fourteen-fifteen-tickets-1415138420109?utm-campaign=social&utm-content=attendeeshare&utm-medium=discovery&utm-term=listing&utm-source=cp&aff=ebdsshcopyurl I had the pleasure of chatting with actor, director and producer Paul Schuyler about his and his wife's production company Wytshark Media and his fantastic class for young filmmakers and film lovers and aspiring screenwriters on August 5th at 1:30pm at Wellfleet Preservation Hall (open to youth 10-18). You can register at https://www.wellfleetpreservationhall.org/youth-film-fest-2025

Send us Fan MailThese workshops are for young film-lovers and young filmmakers interested in filmmaking.Learn every aspect of filmmaking with professional filmmakers. These workshops will help you to develop and create a short, narrative or documentary which you are welcome to submit to our Wellfleet Youth Film Festival by August 22nd.This year the 7th Annual Wellfleet Youth Film Festival takes place on Friday August 29th!It's open to youth filmmakers from all over from ages 10-18, some classes are better suited for teens. Please see descriptions. Learn from the pros! Choose from a single class, a single day or all days and classes.TUESDAY August 5th10am-1pm STORYBOARDING & SCREENWRITING with Mick Thyer1:30-4:30pm CRASH COURSE IN CREATING A STORY with Paul SchuylerWEDNESDAY August 6th10am-1pm ACTING AND DIRECTING with Mick Thyer1:30-4:30pm DOCUMENTARY BASICS with Michael Koehler (recommended for teens)THURSDAY August 7th10am-1pm CAPTURING IMAGES TO TELL A STORY IN PHOTOS & FILM with Mischa Richter1:30-2:30pm MUSIC FOR FILM (Audio, Mixing, Composing and Soundscapes)3-4pm EDITING FOR FILM with Dana McCoyFRIDAY August 8th10am-1pm SMARTPHONE FILMMAKING with Claude Kerven (recommended for teens)1:30-4:30pm DOC SHORTS with Lise King (recommended for teens)

Send us Fan MailMusicians Ken Field and Michael Holt talk about their band's new album, Dancy Pants. You're invited to their album release party on July 20th at Prez Hall.Two rockers from Ani Difranco's Righteous Babe Records Jocelyn Mackenzie and Kristin Ford are performing with Rachel Sage in Wellfleet at a house concert. Check out their awesome interview!

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Send us Fan MailUkrainian-born singer Marichka Marczyk reports on her interviews with families who were in Russian camps. Just back from being embedded with a battalion in Kiev and Donbas, she shares her recent experience there, as well as her new single from her music project educating people about the abduction of 20,000 Ukrainian children.Medical microbiologist Elena Getmanova teaches tango. She's throwing a party at Prez Hall July 12th and 19th and you're invited. 

Send us Fan MailIn this podcast visual artists Penny Gamble-Williams and Jennifer Staples of Bowen's Arrow and storyteller/musician Mwalim Daphunkee Professor talk about the landmark gallery exhibition, All Our Relations: Art of the Wampanoag Nation happening now through June 29th at the Cotuit Center for the Arts. The exhibition is co-curated by Mashpee Wampanoag Paula Peters and Michelle St. John, a member of the Board of Directors of CCftA. All My Relations features over 100 contemporary works of 26 artists from music to pottery, jewelry to storytelling. It's the largest collection of Wampanoag art ever assembled in one space.Also, June 28th and 29th on Martha's Vineyard The Truth and Joy Festival is happening.  https://mvdiversitycoalition.org/truth-and-joy-june.../Soul Plus, Wamptronica's Soul on the Move, presented by Oversoul Theatre Collective, Inc., is a pop-up dance party series turning city parks into open-air celebrations of rhythm, community, and summertime energy. From Monte's Park to Buttonwood and Abolitionist's Row, New Bedford's green spaces are alive with the sound of soul this summer. SOUL on the MOVE, WAMPTRONICA, is New Bedford's genre-blurring DJ collective, spinning a kinetic blend of Soulful House, Rare Groove, Afrobeat, and Deep Afro Jazz.

Send us Fan MailDirector Kahane Corn Cooperman and producer Innbo Shim talk about their film, Creede USA, about the impact of a theater on a small conversative mountain town that saw its boom when it was established for mining in the late 1800s.Filmmaker Kim A. Snyder tells the story of book banning and witch hunt of librarians in Texas and Florida in the documentary, The Librarians. Co-director Elliott Kennerson talks about Love Birds, the study that discovered lesbian seagulls who became a mascot for a movement.  Filmmaker Allison Argo talks about Forever Home which follows a couple who build a refuge for abused and orphaned farm animals with natural and sustainable Filmmaker Paulo Marinou-Blanco talks about his tragic comedy  Dreaming of Lions which addresses terminal illness and euthanasia. It's about an intimate friendship that forms between a depressed mortician who asks his dead clients for advice and former professor who wants to be done with her pain.Tech Disclaimer: My computer died, so I cobbled this together quickly without my normal equipment and intro/outro, etc. Pardon the editing. 

Send us Fan MailEmerald Trinket Walker discusses teaching history through music, movement and performance. Her program Undesirable Elements at Global Kids has performed at many locations including Columbia University, Council on Foreign Relations, Lincoln Center Institute, Apollo Theater, Sarah Lawrence College, Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture, United Nations Special Session on Children, New York University, Museum of Television & Radio.Their performance at the Global Kids Annual Conference addresses a new theme each year, and is based on Ping Chong’s award-winning piece, now in its 31st year of international production.  

Send us Fan MailThis episode focuses on fear and empathy in humans and other animals. Dr. Abigail Marsh also talks about our biological predisposition toward empathy and care, how adolescent brains evolved to rebel and take risks, why teens are more anxious than in previous generations, and psychopathy as a spectrum. Find out why fearful expressions evolved to protect us and why we love cute animals so much. Dr. Marsh was rescued by the heroic act of stranger which led her to study altruism. In studying empathy, she began by studying the brains of those who are empathy deficient, or what we call psychopathic. She found that psychopathy is on a spectrum, which includes people who are anti-psychopathic. She also found it all connects with fear and the neurological function and structure of the amygdala. The amygdala is complicated and it has two main axonal pathways which connect it with other parts of the brain. Oxytocin modulates the amygdala in a way that it supports nurturing care, even in the case of danger or threat, related to protection of others at the expense of protection of self, as with caring for those in need and in the case of saving a stranger's life. People with altruistic behaviors have larger amygdalas and people with psychopathic behavior have significantly smaller amygdalas! But there are interventions that can change and influence the development of the brain in adolescence. Children can grow out of callous behaviors. Dr. Marsh is a Professor of Psychology and Neuroscience at Georgetown University where she directs the Laboratory on Social and Affective Neuroscience. She is the author of The Fear Factor: How One Emotion Connects Altruists, Psychopaths, and Everyone In-Between.

Send us Fan MailWe speak with Carol Bosco Baumann, chief executive officer of Cape Wellness Collaborative. She shares what brought her to the Cape, her personal connection with the mission of CWC, and what's happening this year at the annual Cape Cod Women’s Music Festival. We also speak with retired reverend Jamie Faile who served for 35 years as a Presbyterian pastor in Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Michigan before moving to Cape Cod. As a transgender woman Jamie is a member of PFLAG Cape Cod, active in Pilgrim Congregational Church, and an Outreach Volunteer with the Center for Coastal Studies.  

Send us Fan MailJenny Wood is a travel guide and retreat facilitator, taking groups on "authentic, immersive, transformational travel experiences to support personal and global healing and peacemaking". With a background in acupuncture and 5 elements coaching, Jenny Wood is a unique travel guide who customizes your oversees adventures. We talk about her recent retreats from adventures from from Costa Rica to Morocco, from Dublin to Oaxaca. 

Send us Fan MailMulti-instrumentalist Ed Pias earned his degrees in music from the University of Washington in Seattle, Cal Arts, and Berklee, he studied the pakhawaj drum in Bangladesh and India, but it wasn't until he was asked to help a man transition from his hospice bed, that he discovered the healing power of music and connected with the healing power of music. From there he began exploring native American flute. Here we discuss bird song, connecting with loved ones through bird encounters, and connecting to animals through music. 

Send us Fan MailHere history professor Michael Schoeppner talks laws that were made to hinder slave rebellions and resistance to slavery in the Antebellum South. He talks about laws meant to keep free people from moving between states and crossing state boarders and why the history of those laws is relevant today. 

Send us Fan MailHistorian professor Dr. Michael Schoeppner talks about his research on early immigration, state-to-state migration and his book Moral Contagion: Black Atlantic Sailors, Citizenship and Diplomacy in Antebellum South. 

Send us Fan MailTransgender Drummer Rikki Bates and actress Musician Dana Butterfly McCoy on their new music project, Blush. They share their first two songs together and talk about transgender issues.

Send us Fan MailDescended from a long line of Court Griots, musician singer Salieu Suso shares his kora music, and perspective on his spiritual linage. 

Send us Fan MailRocket in My Pocket: Defying Gravity with Levity from the Frontiers of Space to the Frontiers of Consciousness follows author Cerridwen Fallingstar's journey as the daughter of a rocket scientist who worked on a top secret intelligence satellite during the cold war era.  Author Fallingstorm shares childhood tails and stories of raising her children and grandchildren in this charming and funny read. In this podcast we talk about her latest book. She talks about her pagan priestess path and how being a shamanic witch has influenced her approach to life.

Send us Fan Mail“Woman!” and “I Am a Feminist” by women’s workshop facilitator and artist  Deirdre Deer Sullivan   “Lesbians” by poet actress Tamora Israel Mothers and Mentors from former teacher and drummer  Lisa BrownWords on How Women Write from mystery and historical fiction novel and poet Jeannette De Beauvoir“We Know How to do This” by artist poet teacher  Mary E. Cronin “Boxes” by drummer Rikki Bates and musician Dana McCoy Homily Excerpt from attorney Lindsey Straus “There is No Map” by former pastor Jamie Faile presents her piece

Send us Fan MailKeith Stokes, Vice President with the historical consulting firm, 1696 Heritage Group is "dedicated to helping persons and institutions of color to increase their knowledge and access to the light of truth of their unique American heritage." Learn about how the skills, culture and creations of African and indigenous heritage people built Rhode Island, New England and our American culture. “I think the most important thing for people to recognize is, is that for African heritage people our history is so much more than our racial trauma. And, slavery is an incredibly important aspect of our history, it’s how many of us arrived here, but it shouldn’t define us. And there is so much unrecovered history that talks about the people, our culture, our heritage. "I was fortunate to be in a household where it was really cool to be black. I mean, because I was able to connect with ancestors before enslavement, and more importantly who survived and thrived despite slavery, or despite the civil war and discrimination and Jim Crow, and even here in New England. So, for me it was a sense of power and I’m always very excited when I can connect with kids of color, particularly African heritage kids, and give them a sense of the power that they have, and that their ancestors have and again, here in Newport and we invite people to come to Newport, we have the oldest African burial ground in America, right here in Newport. It dates back to the early 18th century and many of the markers are actually carved by and represent early enslaved and free Africans, dating back to the 18th century. "So, we’re very proud of that, because again people come to New Port and they enjoy our  jazz, our sailing, our music mansions, but they don’t even realize the fact that many of the contributors to New Port’s history were people of African heritage. And when young kids get to see that and feel that I can’t tell you how excited they get, because all of the sudden history is not about them, it is them.”    ~Keith StokesThis show is a re-run for January 2022.

Send us Fan MailThese Grammy award-winning American Roots artists Cathy Fink & Marcy Marxer have traveled far and wide, playing together for 40 years. They've played on the Today Show and for the Queen of Thailand. They joined up with Chinese classical hammered dulcimer player Chao Tian for their new album From China to Appalachia. Together they've performed on NPR. Their tour will bring them to the Harwich Cultural Center on March 3rd. 

Send us Fan MailOrganizers Rick Francolini and Katie Castagno gather support for the first annual Lower Cape Pride weekend. The celebration includes a parade, BBQ, speakers and performances in Orleans and Brewster.

Send us Fan MailMy all time favorite literature teacher Andrew Leeson has a message for you...

Send us Fan MailDirector of Land-Sea Interaction at the Center for Coastal Studies explains Cape Cod's coast and the research being done to preserve it. 

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Send us Fan MailAward-winning musicians Suzanne Teng and Gilbert Levy of Mystic Journey talk about the healing power of music. Together they've released 7 critically acclaimed albums. Their music has appeared in numerous films, television shows and many commercials in the US, India, Germany, Korea and Mexico. Their music has contributed to soundtracks of video games including “Myst” and “Prince of Persia”.Suzanne Teng has been described by the Los Angeles Times as a “brilliant flutist” who “plays music for the soul" Whole Life Times said Mystic Journey "…lifts the listener to a place where beauty, ecstasy and tranquility reside” A CD compilation of theirs was distributed to over 50,000 cancer patients to aid in their recovery. Their awards include the Independent Music Awards, International Acoustic Music Awards, Los Angeles Music Awards, New Mexico Music Awards, Native America Style Flute Awards Album of the Year, Akademia Music Awards, Global Music Awards (Gold Medal), Peace Song Awards, and InterContinental Music Awards.You can find their music at mysticjourney.net

Send us Fan MailLone Pine, CA Fire Captain Ash Seiter speaks with The Healing Wisdom Radio Show host Pandora Peoples about the LA fires. Seiter describes in detail about their first night camping next to the truck, relocating from the Palisades to the Eaton Fire and Sullivan Canyon as the Santa Ana winds changed, and dispelled myths and conspiracy theories surrounding the fires. Informative. 

Send us Fan MailHere Healing Wisdom catches up with Ewelina Ferenc and Marta Solek from the band Polky.They speak about the history, their immigration and the folktale that inspired their new single, Rutka. They speak about the herbalists of Poland.  "The lyrics invite listeners into the ritual of planting rue—a centuries-old herb cherished in Slavic culture as a symbol of resilience and independence. In this story, a woman plants rue while waiting for a love that may never come, yet she chooses her own path, embracing her freedom. Though love doesn’t arrive, she still finds happiness and fulfillment."Despite centuries of persecution for witchcraft, herbal folkloric healing practices continue today. The practitioners of this traditional healing use drumming and other instruments alongside rituals and herbal medicine.Especially important today, the song speaks to women breaking from oppressive sexist norms, while embracing love and magic that was there all along at the roots of the culture which honored women's magic. Polky blends Americana with traditional Polish and global roots.

Send us Fan MailNEIGHBORS is "about all our neighbors of all colors and backgrounds in Cape Cod". Where: Monday, January 20th, 2025 (MLK Day and Inauguration Day) 7 pm at the 204 Sisson Rd.Harwich Cultural Arts Municipal Building! Free, but donations will be welcome.Judith Partelow has lived on Cape Cod for over 40 years. Her poetry has been published in numerous compilations. Her most recent book is Passion & Provocation, Selected Poems by Judith Partelow is available on Amazon. Her chapbooks include A Woman’s Heart, and Carry Me Back, A Woman’s Life in Poetry. Her first play is entitled, A Woman’s Heart. Her most recent play, a collaboration with other writers, is entitled NEIGHBORS! She is an actress, playwright, and director. www.judithpartelow.com

Send us Fan MailMozelle talks about the Cape Symphony and Pelham House's Winter Concert Series happening January 18th-March 1st. She performs with Mike Flanagan on January 18th at the Pelham House. Tickets are available at CapeSymphony.org Here Mozelle talks about seeing Whitney Houston in concert, being on Letterman, and meeting Was (Not Was). 

Send us Fan MailRemembering The Soul explores soul healing, psychic phenomena, precognitive dreams, and ancient practices preserved in modern times. "The series features extraordinary healers including Dr. Edward Tick, a psychologist transforming war trauma through mythology; Ibsahu Pernebsati, a Dogon wisdom keeper preserving ancient African traditions; and indigenous spiritual teachers bridging ancestral knowledge with contemporary healing."From Greek healing temples to African Earth Reading ceremonies, each episode reveals how the mysteries of consciousness, the unexplained power of belief, and the age-old practice of storytelling can transform our understanding of healing."Crowdfunding page for the documentary series:https://www.gofundme.com/.../help-complete-remembering...