Tom Cowan is a shamanic practitioner specializing in Celtic visionary and healing techniques. He combines universal core shamanism with traditional European spirit lore to create spiritual practices that can heal and enrich one’s own life and the lives of others. He is an internationally respected teacher, author, lecturer, and tour leader.

Writer and scholar David Loy on the relevance of Buddha’s teachings to the modern world. His most recent book is “Money, Sex, War, Karma: Notes for a Buddhist Revolution”

We talk with Dr. Carol Robin, DC, CCN, holistic healthcare practitioner, intuitive health and healing guide. Her focus is to empower people to be actively involved in their own healing process. She hosts of a series of web-seminars featuring a range of nationally known healers.

We air a dharma discourse given by the late John Daido Loori, Roshi, founder of the Mountains and Rivers Order of Zen Buddhism, and inspiration for Be the Change Radio.

Cathy Stubbs, director of Everybody’s Yoga and Terry Ariano, an instructor there, talk about yoga as a healthy and accessible practice for everyone.

John Bradley,the acting executive director of Integrity USA. Integrity is a nonprofit organization of lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender [LGBT] Episcopalians and straight friends.  Since its founding by Dr. Louie Crew in rural Georgia in 1974, Integrity has been the leading grassroots voice for the full inclusion of LGBT persons in the Episcopal Church and equal access to its rites.

Elizabeth Cunningham, author of the Maeve Chronicles, director of the Center at High Valley, and counselor in private practice. We will discuss the thread of common ground and community that runs through all of Elizabeth’s work.

Cait Johnson, author of “Witch in the Kitchen,” invites us to find the sacred in everyday activities such as preparing a meal.

Joan Henry of Mill Street Loft discusses MSL’s other programs and her own life work.

Amy Shoko Brown talks about Healing Through Creativity