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Aired Tuesday, 26 December 2017, 10:00 AM ET

ENERGY REPORT for the Week of December 25th-31st, 2017

This week your energy is best spent being generous with your heart yet practical with your money. The glitter and glam is over and now it’s time to shore up any damage done by the holidays. Now is also a good time for setting intentions for the New Year lest it slip by and you wind up with another year gone and nothing to show for it. Take stock of your successes and make plans to proceed for the next year holds much promise and possibility for those who are prepared.

Tune into Angel Talk Tuesday this week as Julie Geigle & Susan Schueler channel a Weekly Energy Forecast to help you navigate the ups and downs of being human here on planet earth. Dial in for a FREE psychic reading during the show at 202.570.7057, and don’t forget to stop by Angel Talk Tuesday Breakroom on FB and say HI.

Aired Monday, 25 December 2017, 5:00 PM ET

Family Gatherings: Peace, Love, Let Be. Plus Mini-readings

Yes, we can we have it both ways: peaceful holiday family gatherings and time to re-invigorate ourselves. We’ll discuss how. Call in to chat or get a mini-reading.

Aired Monday, 25 December 2017, 4:00 PM ET

Are You A Savvy Entrepreneur

Join Emerson as she interviews Devarati Angela Salmon about her 3 top ways of being a Savvy Entrepreneur. Find out how meditation, accounting, and creativity actually work together to create more in your life and business. In this episode you will also discover different and speedy ways to let go and allow all your asks to come to you with ease.

Guest Bios:

Are you an adventurer at heart? Maggie sure is!!! One of Maggie’s greatest joys and gifts is to assist others to use question, choice, possibility, and contribution as a way to create greater in business and in the world.

When Maggie is not facilitating classes or one on one sessions, you will find her traveling the world, discovering trails to explore and adventuring wherever she may roam.

Some of Maggie’s favorite adventures have included cycle touring New Zealand while pulling her then two year old son behind her and spending three months living in a VW camper van touring the European Alps while hiking, biking, and truly enjoying the thrill living an adventurous life.

Maggie believes business truly can be done anywhere, at any time and with great amounts of fun and joy. And best of all, if you include your body in the creation of your life, living and business, it gets better by the day!!

What if you too could have the joy and adventure of living that is possible when you put the tools of the Joy of Business and Access Consciousness into action?

You can find Maggie at: http://maggieschlarb.com

Devarati Angela Sammon invites you to awareness from a space of Joy with her contagious laughter and a space of greater possibilities and total presence.

Devarati is a business mentor, personal development speaker, meditation instructor, event organizer and a celebrated jewellery designer. She draws some of her capacities from being an Access Consciousness Facilitator as well as a Right Body for You Taster Facilitator, Joy of Business and Being You Facilitator and a Chartered Professional Accountant (CPA, CA).

Able to balance the logic of accounting with the creativity of design and the mindfulness of spiritual practice, Devarati is renowned for both her joie de vivre, and her ability to bring a broader perspective to any situation.

Aired Monday, 25 December 2017, 12:00 PM ET

A Merrily Carolling We Will Go…

Join Lisa Berry and Eric Lambier for our Christmas edition of Light On Living. Lots of singing and laughter as we explore how Christmas carols came about. What was the Artist’s inspiration for writing them? Were they even written for Christmas and exactly how old is Jingle Bells??

You’ll hear songs from host,Lisa Berry’s, back in the day recorded Christmas Album that you’ll be sure to want to sing along with.

Whether you’re with friends and family, working, or enjoying a retreat on your own you are invited to share a Christmas hour with us.

Happy Holidays to all.

Aired Friday, 22 December 2017, 7:00 PM ET 

The Nuts and Bolts of a Keto of Cancer Diet

In this fascinating interview, Sharon Sayler, your host for The Autoimmune Hour interviews Miriam Kalamian, EdM, MS, CNS. She is the author of the new book “Keto for Cancer: Ketogenic Metabolic Therapy as a Targeted Nutritional Strategy,” that explores the mounting evidence supporting the benefits of ketogenic diet therapies, including offering information and guidance for those who want to gain a deeper understanding of how this diet fits into the new paradigm of metabolic therapies for cancer. Miriam also shares her story of how she discovered ketogenics as well as:

~ Can ketogenics work for autoimmune like it does for some cancers?
~ The history of ketogenics,
~ What specifically is a ketogenic diet,
~ How and why to redefine our relationship with sugars and fats.
~ Plus so much more….

Miriam Kalamian, EdM, MS, CNS, is a leading voice in the keto movement, and her book addresses the nuts and bolts of the diet, from deciding whether keto is the right choice to developing a personal plan for smoothly navigating the keto lifestyle. Learn more about Miriam Kalamian at https://www.dietarytherapies.com and listen to this intriguing interview Friday night December 22, 7PM ET

Aired Thursday, 21 December 2017, 4:00 PM ET

How to be Sex Positive

Emily will discuss the 8 dimensions of positive sexuality and how these can help us address issues around sexuality and so much more.

About the Guest: Emily E. Prior

Emily E. Prior is the Executive Director for the Center for Positive Sexuality and a Social Scientist. her research focuses on the intersections of identity, deviance, and feminism. Emily has studied human sexuality and gender topics from a variety of perspectives, including Psychology, Sociology, and Anthropology and won the Vern Bullough Award for research. Her work with the Center allows her to incorporate her love of educating and research within a positive sexuality framework.

Websites:

http://www.positivesexuality.org

http://www.journalofpositivesexuality.org

http://www.sexposcon.com

Aired Thursday, 21 December 2017, 1:00 – 2:00 PM EST

Vibrant Medicine

We will be exploring and defining a new model of medicine and healing. This will be the next level of integrative medicine inclusive of body, mind, soul connection. Learn how to reawaken your vital force and tap into the ability to grow younger. Guests Kimchi Moyer a renowned, innovative practitionwr who is taking this energetic, biological, practical approach and Dr. Nicole Cain, nationally renowned homeopath.

This show is brought to you by Regulat the winner of the integrity in real food award.

Aired Wednesday, 20 December 2017, 8:00 PM ET

Cheryl Richardson - Waking Up In Winter

Do these words describe you? You’ve come to a point in your life where you begin to question what’s come before and what’s yet to come. Whether you are in your thirties, forties, fifties or older, there are times that these deep and profound questions and thoughts are in the forefront of our consciousness. What steps can we take to lead the lives that we consciously choose and find personal, professional, emotional and spiritual fulfilment?

My very special guest this week on Destination Unlimited, New York Times bestselling author of Life Makeovers and Take Time for Your Life, and beloved spiritual teacher, Cheryl Richardson, found herself asking these same questions. She delivers her most intimate and profound work to date on the obstacles and opportunities of reaching mid-life in her new book, WAKING UP IN WINTER: In Search of What Really Matters in Midlife. It is the breath-takingly candid account of the most impactful year of Cheryl’s life. With passages that capture the intricacies of marriage, friendship, success, money, and self-care, Cheryl offers her experiences as an illustration of how to grow, reflect, laugh, and change. A lifelong journal writer, Cheryl had been for years documenting her inner most thoughts, desires, and hopes. She recognized that these passages and reflections were exactly what her readers need from her, representing teaching in action and life being lived.

Aired Wednesday, 20 December 2017, 1:00 PM EST

Holiday Ho Ho Hum

The end of the year can bring a mixed bag of emotions with it. Since this time of year tends to be family-oriented, it can be both blissful for some and agonizingly stressful for others. It is also a time when many souls cross over, leaving their loved ones feeling the anticipation and sadness of the anniversary of their beloved’s death. Join Joyce and Jennifer as they discuss the deeper elements of this season’s significance, and how to move through it with peace, joy and meaningful memory-making.

Aired Tuesday, 19 December 2017, 5:00 PM EST

CHRISTMAS IN THE TRENCHES: Breaking the Trance of War and Standing for Justice

A Conversation With Author David Swanson (War Is a Lie) and Activist Jul Bystrova

“If war is a necessary evil, why not stand for peace as a necessary good?” — Swami Beyondananda

It used to be that the “work of heart” I most associated with Christmas was the Frank Capra movie, “It’s A Wonderful Life.” But ever since my friend Shanti Norman recorded John McCutcheon’s song, “Christmas in the Trenches” in 2000, I have held that extraordinary piece of work as best symbolizing the light that can shine in times of greatest darkness.

After World War I started in 1914, the Pope suggested a truce around Christmas time. The generals pursuing the war didn’t like this idea one bit, and in fact one of their concerns was that the enemy trenches were so close, that soldiers could hear the enemy speaking to their comrades, and even smell the food they were cooking.

What came to be known as the “Christmas truce” happened at a number of places along the front lines. As the song suggests, peace might have “broken out” due to soldiers hearing their enemies singing Christmas carols in their native tongue, and then joining in singing in two languages. As soon as the “enemy” was “re-humanized” after the dehumanization necessary to get ordinary humans to kill other ordinary humans, the trance was broken. In some cases, the trances lasted a day, in others three days. Despite this brief respite of sanity, the war continued nearly three more years, killing 18 millions soldiers and civilians and wounding another 23 million.

This week’s first guest, David Swanson, talks about how humanity can collectively break the trance of war. David Swanson is an author, activist, journalist, and radio host. He is director of WorldBeyondWar.org and campaign coordinator for RootsAction.org. Swanson’s books include War Is A Lie and When the World Outlawed War.

We then talk with activist Jul Bystrova, founder of Era of Care, who has literally been “in the trenches” as an activist for justice. Last year, she spent months at Standing Rock, as a witness and as one “making a stand” against the war of exploitation against native peoples and the earth. Please join us this week to explore the “new edge” that encompasses activism and pacifism.