Richard Webb explains how you can manifest your desires through songs and is the founder of Transformational Songs. https://transformationalsongs.com/
Sadie Nardini, a wellness expert, yogini and musician shares her passion to help people change their lives. Sadie will be leading the Warrior Within Weekend Oct 16 – 18 at Sedona Mago Retreat. http://www.sedonamagoretreat.org/sadie-nardini/
Patti Teel, Host
Today’s show features Dan Chrynko–well-known mosaic artist, and Sayong Kim–COO and trainer at Sedona Mago Retreat.
Dan Chrynko with alligator mosaic
Patti Teel, Host
Sayong Kim, COO and trainer at Sedona Mago Retreat
Don’t miss this interview with three heroic women who have devoted their lives to protecting and caring for animals. They are standing tall in a united front to change the laws and protect innocent, voiceless animals.
Don’t miss the March of Mourning, Justice for Puppy Davey on July 19, 20015, starting at 1:00 pm at the Santa Barbara Courthouse Sunken Gardens–1100 Anapamu. Visit daveys-law.com
Diana Basehart & Nell, Basehart Foundation
Julia DisSieno, Animal Rescue Team
Shadows Fund Photo
Tipper Gore, Diana Basehart and Nell
Diana and Patti express outrage over the light sentence that Santa Barbara’s Judge Hill,
Patti Teel
imposed upon a 19 year old man who was convicted of felony animal cruelty. This puppy was tortured throughout his short life and and died after suffering unimaginable abuse. A March of Mourning is being planned in Santa Barbara on July 19th, to call attention to this light sentence and to show our lawmakers that we support maximum sentences for those convicted of felony animal cruelty. Like an ‘Amber Alert,’ Diana would also like to start a ‘Davey’s Alert’ to let communities throughout the country be on the alert for animal abusers. Please come back to this site for more details about the upcoming march and ways you can help to call attention to the rights of animals. For the latest information, you can also visit https://www.facebook.com/justiceforpuppydavey
Douglas Borcoman, astronomer, philosopher, poet
On a lighter note, Patti interviews Douglas Borcoman. He created the first online Environmental Ethics course for Coastline College and for CSU (CA State University). Douglas is the recipient of local and national awards for classroom and teaching excellence. He’s also an avid hiker, poet, philosopher and astronomer. He recently led a stargazing event at Sedona Mago Retreat and the enthusiastic response of participants was phenomenal! To learn more about Douglas, visit https://philosophicalquest.coursesites.com/
Diana and Judy Hartstone, Executive director of the Diana Basehart Foundation at the Wine & Wishes Event
Former Co-Hosts, Frank Newton and Patti Teel
Patti Teel and Diana Basehart chat about animal rights and Diana shares a story about a woman who was only taking half of her prescribed heart medication and giving her dog only half of his medication due to her limited funds. The Basehart Foundation came to the rescue and now both of them are thriving!
http://www.basehart.org
Next, Patti interviews Anthony Giannini. In this fascinating interview Anthony explains sound healing, and why it is such an effective form of healing. Anthony conducts private and group sound healing sessions at Sedona Mago Retreat in Sedona AZ. http://www.sedonamagoretreat.org
After chatting with Diana Basehart about an animal and guardian her foundation recently helped and reminiscing about the ‘old days of Hollywood,’ Patti interviews Jay Stinnett. Jay coordinates the recovery series at Sedona Mago Retreat and describes the inspirational workshops and presentations coming up at Sedona Mago Retreat in 2015. Jay is also the author of Loving Sober and he describes how having a spiritual practice with one’s partner can enhance a loving relationship. He and his wife Adell Shay lead a program titled Loving Sober at Sedona Mago Retreat. For more information about this unique recovery series in Sedona, AZ, visit http://www.sedonamagoretreat.org/recovery-series/ Or email Jay at jay@sedonamagoretreat.org
Diana talks about an animal the Diana Basehart Foundation was able to save and then shares a story about her late husband, Richard Basehart, and his great love of animals! Then Patti Talks to Beth Amine about a program she developed called Joyous Movement. Countless seniors, many of whom have dementia, benefit from this unique program. Beth is training others to be able to teach this unique program to seniors with dementia.
Diana Basehart talks with Patti about her foundation, which helps provide veterinary care for those in need.
On Saturday, June 6, the Diana Basehart Foundation is hosting Wine and Wishes, a festive event that will take place in the park by the Montecito Village Grocery Store at 1482 East Valley Road. There will be Brazilian music by Teka, delicious appetizers, and samples of Nell Wine. Nell Wine is sold at the Montecito Village Grocery and proceeds from the sales benefit the Diana Basehart Foundation. http://www.basehart.org
Next, Patti interviewed Julia Cameron. Two decades ago, Julia Cameron published her groundbreaking book, The Artist’s Way, a course in discovering and recovering your creative self. Now in use by over four million people worldwide, the course is credited with having helped millions find and express their authentic creativity in their lives and in their work in the world. Julia Cameron discusses her upcoming retreat at Sedona Mago Retreat, September 11-13, in Sedona Arizona. http://www.sedonamagoretreat.org/juliacameron
Diana Basehart with her beloved companion, Nell
Diana Basehart with Tipper Gore, who will attend the event on May 17
The Diana Basehart Foundation helps seniors, families & veterans on limited incomes to care for and keep their beloved pets by providing support for veterinary care and nutritional needs—all while minimizing the number of animals turned over to shelters. If you love animals and understand how vitally important it is for people to be able to care for their 4-legged family members, don’t miss this event. Enjoy a delightful afternoon while supporting a worthwhile cause. To RSVP, call 805-451-1771
Co-Hosts, Frank Newton and Patti Teel
