14 Jan
Nancy Wilson of Heart talks to Troy on 106. 9 The Fox morning radio show about their new CD “Red Velvet Car”, life on the road and divorce. We also talk about what the Nancy Wilson of today would say to the Nancy Wilson of the mid-70′s.
Filed under: Marriage & Divorce
14 Jan
Also see batgap. com Scott Kiloby is a “Non-Dual” author/teacher from Southern Indiana (USA). He is the author of “Love’s Quiet Revolution: The End of the Spiritual Search” and “Reflections of the One Life: Daily Pointers to Enlightenment. ” He is also the creator of a revolutionary addiction recovery method called Natural Rest. His book, “Natural Rest: Finding Recovery Through Presence,” is scheduled for release in early 2011. In addition to details of his meetings and retreats, there are many essays, quotations and videos which can be viewed on his web site. He also holds frequent meetings all over the world, in person and online via Skype and teleconferencing. To quote Scott, “We live our lives asleep. Our minds are programmed for self-centeredness. This programming causes us to spend our lives seeking the future for a sense of contentment we can’t seem to find. It causes conflict in our relationships. To say that we live in self-centeredness is not a moral judgment. It’s a statement of fact. The good news is that awakening from this self-centered dream is possible in this lifetime. This awakening reveals a depth of freedom and contentment that no relationship, job, material item, self-improvement plan, or any other accomplishment or attainment in the material world can bring. This level of freedom frees us from our endless seeking towards future. It frees us from conflict so that our real nature as love shines through, affecting every area of our lives. ” Interview . . .
Filed under: Drugs And Alcohol
13 Jan
Dan is the vice president of communications for the Prostate Cancer Foundation, and recently began his own personal battle against prostate cancer. Dan is reaching out to other prostate cancer patients across the globe using his blog, My New York Minute, mynewyorkminute. org.
Filed under: Cancer Prevention
18 Dec
Interview with Scott M. Lippman, MD, chair of the department of thoracic/head and neck medical oncology at the University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center and editor-in-chief of one of the AACR’s journals, Cancer Prevention Research. Dr. Lippman covers a wide range of topics in this podcast including “personalized prevention” and the increased need for collaboration among basic, clinical, translational and prevention researchers.
Filed under: Cancer Prevention
21 Sep
Vanity gave up her stage name and became a born-again Christian in 1994, the year she almost died from the effects of smoking crack cocaine. She claims that after being rushed to the hospital, doctors said she had three days left to live while on life support. She said that Jesus came to her at this time and spoke to her, saying if she promised to give up her Vanity persona, he would save her. In 1995, she was quoted as saying “When I came to the Lord Jesus Christ, I threw out about 1000 tapes of mine?every interview, every tape, every video. Everything. ” She has stated that she has chosen not to receive anymore revenues from her work as Vanity, and has cut off all ties with Hollywood and her former life in the music business. She has expressed embarrassment and shame about what she characterizes as her sinful life as Vanity, including her drug addiction and other lifestyle choices. After a kidney transplant in 1997, she decided to devote her life to evangelism. She now speaks at churches across the United States and overseas. taken from wikipedia
Filed under: Drugs And Alcohol
