Be the Change Radio

Listen: Be the Change 2010-04-07
Terry LeRoy of Haitian People’s Support Project and Evelyne Pouget, co-producer of “One Voice for Haiti,” a fund-raiser for Haitian support to be held at BSP in Kingston on April 23th.

Listen: Be the Change 2010-03-10
Peter Muir, co-founder and co-director of the Institute for Music and Health (IMH). IMH is a center based in New York’s Hudson Valley providing specialized training and service for those interested in using music for wellness. If you can’t listen to the whole interview, be sure not to [...]

Listen: Be the Change 2010-03-03
Louise Montello is a practicing psychoanalyst, music therapist, and award-winning author of Essential Music Intelligence. She has a workshop coming up in April at Kripalu: The Voice of Trauma: A Sound Approach to Healing the Wounds of Childhood Trauma.

Elly Wininger hosts the show today. What will she do?

Listen: Be the Change 2010-01-06
Byrdsong, directed by Nancy Chusid, is a twelve member women’s acapella singing group. They sing for us, and talk about the joy of joining their voices in song. Byrdsong also makes a practice of singing at the bedside of the sick and dying.

Listen: Be the Change 2009-12-16
Barbara & Phil Mansfield tell us about their late son Killian, his big heart, and the foundation he created. The mission of the Killian Mansfield Foundation is to empower children with cancer and [...]

Listen: Be the Change 2009-10-13
Stanley Blum, painter, poet and nonagenarian, talks about poety, art and music.

Listen: Be the Change 2009-06-10
Joan Henry of Mill Street Loft discusses MSL’s other programs and her own life work.

Listen: Be the Change 2009-05-06
What does pop music have in common with furniture design? Von Robinson has a band – Von Robinson and His Own Universe – and a design company – VRiD – and a house [...]

Listen: Be the Change 2009-02-18
Peggy Atwood shares music and stories about her activist life. To hear more of her music and see photos of her green structure award-winning monolithic dome home, go to PeggyAtwood.com. [...]