Interview podcasts from the Pathways Show on KBOO FM:

Dondeena Bradley is the author of the new book, Living Full Circle: simple ancient rituals for modern life. Dondeena has a master’s degree in nutrition and a doctorate in food science. She is a strategist, a well-being expert, and an innovator formally trained
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Many of us struggle to be fully awake, fully human, and open in a way that’s most needed in our troubled times
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Author Yehudit Silverman uses art therapy to connect people with myths, fairy tales, and ancient stories in order to help process their own obstacles, demons, and monsters. From Persephone to the Ugly Duckling, the themes and challenges within these stories can promote healing.
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Paul O’Brien pioneered the divination software category in 1989 by developing and publishing the interactive Synchronicity I Ching program for Macintosh, featuring his new version of the I Ching text. Later, he founded what became the world’s largest divination websites, I-Ching.com and Tarot.com. He wrote Divination: Sacred Tools for Reading the Mind of God and The Visionary I Ching: A Book of Changes for Intuitive Decision Making to help people access, understand and use these ancient tools for making better choices, tapping intuition, and living a more abundant and joyful life. His new book, Intuitive Intelligence: Make Life-Changing Decisions With Perfect Timing is available for order online now.
From Paulo’s Blog

This year’s Ox shakes off the shifty Rat
Happy Lunar New Year! Most of us are not sorry to see the last year end. The global pandemic impacted the lives of every person on the planet, along with unprecedented political turmoil,
As we enter into a new year, the tradition is to make resolutions to accomplish some things that we were perhaps unable to do in the past: lose weight, save money, quit smoking, eat better, get organized, learn a language, start a
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We live in an age of high anxiety, perhaps higher than ever during a pandemic. Humans have always had plenty of reasons to feel insecure, but things seem qualitatively different now. Rapid change, and the uncertainty that accompanies it, have accelerated to
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