Author and performance poet, Steve Tasane, share his wisdom on the power and potency of words. He treats us too to two performance poems, one on The Zone and one about Saving the Libraries.
Attorney and author of the free ebook, Podcast Law, David Lizerbram explains what we should be aware of as podcasters to avoid falling foul of the law.
Author, broadcaster and radio show host, Barry Eaton, discusses how we can live a fuller life by embracing the ‘other side’.
He talks about his transition from broadcasting to being a pyschic and medium and shares his personal loss which lead him to explore this world in more depth.
Theatre producer, podcaster and radio host, Nick Hennegan, tells of his journey to the bright lights of the West End from humble beginnings in Birmingham.
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This week’s guest on the Zone Show is the inspirational author and co-founder of New Dimensions Radio, Justine Willis Toms.
Justine shares some wisdom her new book, Small Pleasures: Finding Grace in a Chaotic World and the four simple keys to thriving in this time of transition.
Usually these days, I am the one doing the interviewing on The Zone Show podcast.
The emergence of my new book, New Magic for a New Era, seems to have created a whole bundle of conversations where the tables are turned and I’m the interviewee. Like buses, there have been none for a while and then loads seem to have come along. So I thought it would be a good idea to collate them all into one place.
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Every so often, it’s a good idea to take stock and reflect on where you’ve been before zooming off to new pastures and the scaling of new heights.
On this sunny Friday afternoon, after the most amazing week, I feel now is about that time.
This is the year that I plan to come out from the shadows and share the gifts I have been blessed with. In about 10 years, I have undergone some sort of ‘upgrade’ from bored IT consultant through to intuitive healer, spiritual mentor and guide, channel and general weaver of magic. This is an amazing blessing but presents itself with a challenge.
How do you take this story, along with the proposition of my books, courses and services, to the market?
Well, I consider myself a very lucky and fortunate chap and this year I have been blessed with the help and support of Tina Fotherby and her amazing team at Famous Publicity. This short interview tells the story of how we are going about it.
– plus an interview on BBC Radio Sussex, syndication of the press releases on numerous blogs and an up and coming article and book promotion competition on a well-being portal.
So when we have Three Wise Men, why might there be Five Wise Women?
Well men aren’t all dumb. It’s mostly, but by no means all, men that have flown other men to the Moon and split the atom asunder … but I reckon it’s long overdue that we started listening to the wisdom of women so I felt it intuitively right to tip the balance a little.
I consider myself lucky to have had the opportunity to chat to so many wise people over the last few years. If I look back though, the number of wise women I have spoken too far outweigh the number of wise men. So I reckon it’s high time that we take notice and listen to what they have to say. Men have had a crack at running the planet and look what sort of mess it’s got us into after all.
Have a listen to the chats below and have a listen to the interviews with Three Wise Men and make your own judgement on the shape and colour of wisdom that currently abounds us. In my view, neither is wrong, right or better but in both we should celebrate such wonderful different-ness and insight-fullness …
Kuumba Nia on the Circle of One
June Maffin on the Art of Soulistry
Sharon Eden on why to take a whack around the head
and last and by no means least, Violeta and Jutka Zuggo with Entrancing Tales
Author and performance poet, Steve Tasane, share his wisdom on the power and potency of words. He treats us too to two performance poems, one on The Zone and one about Saving the Libraries.
Theatre producer, podcaster and radio host, Nick Hennegan, tells of his journey to the bright lights of the West End from humble beginnings in Birmingham.
Every so often, it’s a good idea to take stock and reflect on where you’ve been before zooming off to new pastures and the scaling of new heights.
I am really thrilled that my new book, This We Know is seeding new thoughts and forming a new movement.
So when we have Three Wise Men, why might there be Five Wise Women?