Episodes
Saturday Jul 27, 2013
Mindful Dating Advice and Live Music of Medicine Road
Saturday Jul 27, 2013
Saturday Jul 27, 2013
We talk to Yasmina Porter about Mindful Courtship on It's the Way of Love. Yasmina is a Mindfulness coach at Cabrillo College's ACE program (cabrillo.edu) and in her private practice. Find out ways of being mindful, find out about your personality type and learn to communicate mindfully. Finally, we explore the topic of mindful courtship. You can contact Yasmina at yasminaporter@gmail.com or (831)325-5304. We are delighted to hear music from Marya Stark's The Garden album. See http://www.maryastarkmusic.com/. Finally, we listen to the live music of Medicine Road. Medicine Road is a Jimi Hendrix meets Jerry Garcia type band with all original music, excluding several choice golden oldies. Part folk, part psychedelic, part rock. They are a honest, hard-working, loving, long haired, psychedelic, hippy, rock band. See medicineroad.com.
Saturday Jul 20, 2013
Santa Cruz Natural History and Oatmeal Cookie Live!
Saturday Jul 20, 2013
Saturday Jul 20, 2013
We talk to folks at the Santa Cruz Museum of Natural History, Dr. Daniel Harder, executive director, and Daniel Howell, volunteer coordinator. We talk about Krystals Caves and Kilns, Flowers of the Sea, Storytime, Beautiful bats, Astronomy and Native Bird connections. See santacruzmuseum.org.
Finally, the last hour Oatmeal Cookie plays live! Oatmeal cookie is an original Indie rock band with a high energy, feel good vibe that will make everyone get up, dance, and have a good time! Visit them on Facebook.Saturday Jul 13, 2013
An Ecotopia with Dr. Paul Lee and Live Music of Scott Cooper
Saturday Jul 13, 2013
Saturday Jul 13, 2013
We talk to Dr. Paul Lee about his book There is a Garden in the Mind which is a memoir of Alan Chadwick and the Organic Movement in California. Paul Lee was educated at St. Olaf College, Luther Seminary, the Univ. of Minnesota, and Harvard, where he received a divinity degree and a PhD. He was the founding editor of the Psychedelic Review, founder of the UC Santa Cruz Student Garden Project, among many other projects. See ecotopia.org.
We feature musician Scott cooper. Multi-instrumentalist Scott Cooper is a veteran of the San Francisco Bay Area music scene. Though best known for fronting the popular Grateful Dead tribute the China Cats, Scott is well-known for having his hands in multiple projects simultaneously. He has been playing bass with Bay Area jam band the Gary Gates Band for nearly a decade and plays on Gary's heralded CD "San Gregorio General Store" produced by John Nowland (Neil Young, Jewel). Scott’s other current projects include bluegrass combo Wet & Reckless (aka the Intangibillies), performing solo gigs, fronting his own acoustic trio and a side project called the Secret Chimp with Jim Lewin (Great American Taxi). See http://www.volumemedia.com/ and http://scottcooperjams.bandcamp.com/.
Sunday Jul 07, 2013
Sunday Jul 07, 2013