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Break The Cycle
11/5/2008 11:41 PM UTC
I hope you're having a wonderful day. I'm stopping by today to invite you to join me Thursday's at 12:00 Noon on www.blogtalkradio.com/marymoon for “Break the Cycle.” Tomorrow I’ll be reading pages 48-66 of The Last Miracle Mile. I hope you’ll join me! Kisses & Hugs, Mary Moon xoxo
10/11/2008 2:55 PM UTC
I’m sending out this message to all of my friends. I’m pumping up the volume breaking it down to my hearts new beat telling EVERYONE it’s time to rise to your feet! Tomorrow, October 12th at 9:00 p.m. (est) I’ll be making my program connection……..I’ve already entered the room……. I hope I don’t take a dive, because everybody’s waiting for me to arrive! Cruse on over to my casa in Knoxville TN and check out the scene at “Break The Cycle” with Mary Moon at www.bloigtalkradio.com/marymoon I’m your operator………you can call any time………. I’ll be your connection to the party line! The call in number is: 347-996-3650. Hope you can stop by and give a listen to my show, as you can see I’m very excited about my new program, and am all aglow! Kisses & Hugs, Mary Moon Xoxo
10/5/2008 3:57 PM UTC
Everyone just chill while I set up the grove; I’m sending out this message to all of my friends! I’m pumping up the volume, breaking it down to my hearts new beat! Everybody’s dancing and their dancing for me! Everybody’s waiting for me to arrive, and I’m about to make my blogtalkradio program connection; the party starts TONIGHT, October 5th at 9:00 PM (est). I’m breaking down my book and reading my story aloud following my hearts new beat; you’re personally invited to cruise on over and check out the scene at my casa in Knoxville TN. I’m your operator………you can call any time……….I’ll be your connection to the party line! If you’re the 4th Caller on tonight’s program you’ll win an autograph copy of my book! The call in number is: 347-996-3650 Visit “Break The Cycle” at www.blogtalkradio.com/marymoon Kisses & Hugs, Mary Moon Xoxo
Laurie Carty
7/30/2008 1:09 AM UTC
Hi Nicole! Thank you so much for marking my show a favorite. I was listening to your archives, I like you. I would love for you to call in to my show one night and hang out, wacha think? Laurie Carty-Abundance Alley
Hypnosis Radio
7/17/2008 6:00 PM UTC
Hi Nicole, Thank you so much for listening to our show. We look forward to catching up on your achieves and listening to future shows. Alane and Gabriela.
TCP Live! Talk Radio
6/29/2008 7:20 PM UTC
Just stopping by to say, hello, and to invite you to check out our shows live on Friday nights @6pm pst.
Alan Roger Currie
6/5/2008 1:28 PM UTC
Thank you for selecting my show as a BlogTalkRadio "Favorite" ... much appreciated
SNOOK da ROKK STARR
5/27/2008 12:27 AM UTC
5/28 @ 11PM (EST) da WHOLE BlogTalkRadio.com WORLD GO CHANGE!! LISTEN IN LIVE & BARE WITNESS!! SNOOK da ROKK STARR LIVE & UNCUT.......
The poor chef
5/9/2008 4:45 AM UTC
showing sum love
stream star
4/18/2008 11:32 PM UTC
you seem very intuitive / I appreciate your life and ministry
Our Perspective
3/6/2008 4:27 AM UTC
Peace and Blessings dear sista! Congratulations on your new show. We wish you the BEST of success! keep in touch. Sincerely, Bro. Hank & T'Boogz! WWW.OURPERSPECTIVERADIO.COM
Sheila Anderson
12/13/2007 1:38 AM UTC
Hello and thank you for a show of substance.
Club (Acai) Radio
12/12/2007 7:01 PM UTC
Your words are very true about the late Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr...It is nothing less than shameful of what plunders the current powers-that-be continue to literally shove down our throats. I propose that we continue to write letters to our lawmakers, congressmen and senators to show a support of what Dr. King stood for in his last days (how well do I remember those days...). In the meanwhile, keep living and being positive. "Its always about attitude. Even when it comes to living and lifestyles. Someone once told me (and I will never forget it) that YOU NEVER GET OLD, UNTIL YOU GET COLD". Keep on living to 120 and serving the Lord Jesus everyday. God bless you!
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Host Nicole "REA" Miller is a Certified Hypnotist- Subconscious Behavioural Specialist-Past Life Regression Therapist, as well as an Advanced Reiki Practicioner, Her topics will include a focus on Self healing and improvement and re- writing the subconscious life script. We will introduce topics on alternative healing modalites such as , Vibrational Medicine, Hypnosis, Hypnotherapy, Indigineous Ceremonies, Prayer, Shamanism, Toaism, Reiki, Tai-chi, Qigong, Addiction and Recovery, Poetry,Eco- Friendly Fashion, Photography and Film and much more!
Nicole Miller C.H.
Date / Time: 5/29/2008 12:30 AM UTC
Category: Romance
Second show on our realtionship strategies with the use of hypnosis can help create the passion and chemistry that will last a lifetime
Original Air Date: 8/7/2008 12:30 AM UTC
Date / Time: 8/3/2008 3:00 AM UTC
Live on Wednesday night 08/06/08 @ 8:30 PM , We will be talking with Artist Redwing Thomas,
Artist Redwing Thomas, is a true artist; An artist that basis their own expression on their own unique experience creating an inspirational sustainability that will last for many generations. Through spoken word and musical rhymes and beats he expresses his heart and vision to the people.
http://www.myspace.com/redwingthomas
REDRedwing ThomasArtistic Statement – “Revolution must commence from within the hearts and minds of each person in a community; only then will our voices be heard without discord, as a harmonious expression of solidarity in our humanity.”Bio – Redwing Thomas – RED – lives in the Village of Santee, an indigenous community located along the southern banks of the Missouri River on the Santee Sioux Tribe of Nebraska reservation. Descended from the Dakota people forced into exile after the so-called Sioux Uprising of 1862 in Mankato, MN, Red understands that culture – particularly language – not only forms the basis of personal identities, but also more importantly reflects the shared experiences that make solidarity possible. As he notes in the lyrics of the song Still Alive, “language is so vital to our survival…21st century still on track / and guess what?!?!? / WE ARE STILL ALIVE, I SAID WE ARE STILL ALIVE! / Everybody sing!”A teacher at Santee Community School, Red teaches Dakota language and culture to students in kindergarten through twelfth-grade. As a result of his work with the youth of his tribe, he has great confidence in the potential of future generations. This hope, however, is relatively new for native people; indeed, an unfortunate reality of “life on the rez” is the pervasiveness of despair. Red describes this shared sense of hopelessness in the song Home of the Damned – “The children have no place to go / so they choose to kill themselves slow.” Yet in response to such conditions – and in response to his own painful experiences with such dire circumstances and tragic events – he reaches out to his native brothers and sisters, encouraging them to stand strong, to resist the deceptive allure of drugs and alcohol: “Indigenous people / we deserve better / but if we allow the stormy weather / to carry us however / like a weightless feather / then our situation will never / change.” Not that he “pretends to have all the answers / to all the questions” that must be answered before change can occur. Rather, in Winds of Time, Red simply expresses his faith in the “strength of believin’ / somethin’ other than others’ / expectations of us,” suggesting that change will come “from within / rather than living without / any type of emotion.” Still, while contemplating the “intrusion of insecurity / creating false reality,” he recognizes that “we drive ourselves crazy / worrying and having difficulty / letting go” of the negative thoughts and destructive habits that prevent change from happening.Perhaps this recognition stems from the kind of introspection that Red expresses in Ghost. In this song, he indicates his own personal struggle to remember “the fundamentals of survival” as he “tries to write / tries to fight / tries to right / the wrong / with true song.” In the effort, he discovers that “revolution must commence from within,” that freedom from “mental incarceration” requires a thoroughgoing transformation in both individual minds and the collective consciousness. The process of transformation, however, is not easy; to the contrary, Red acknowledges that “pressure [to conform] is heavy and the outlook [for change] is scary.” Accordingly, he points to “revolutionaries who will carry the load.” Who are these “revolutionaries”? Red not only believes that he can carry the load, but that he must do so: Not because he is special; not because he wants to be the leader; but because he wants his family, his friends, his community, his people to live better, more fulfilling lives. In one of his newest songs, Together, he willingly accepts this responsibility: “Your problem is my problem / and your war is my war.” Much more than an abstract statement of idealism, however, Red breaks his acceptance of responsibility down into pragmatic, concrete terms: “You have to know / you’re always welcome / at my front door / And when I run out of bedrooms / I will put my blankets / on the floor / ‘Cause we’re all together now.”His willingness to address the problems of his people should not be construed as an act of charity. Instead, he suggests that his efforts are – at least partially – an attempt to repay past debts. Under the influence of American consumer-culture propaganda, he once lied, cheated, and stole to “get his,” Red regretfully admits that he has hurt many people in his life, especially the ones he loves: “it’s about the family / women and the children / and I, too, have hurt / my share of them.” In the end, Red hopes that his music will be understood as an expression of the revolution that has occurred in his consciousness: “My music will show / the reflection in my soul / and my light shows / how I have grown / I know, I know / I took some time / but I’m slow …. We can speak of solidarity / but actually all reality / begins with the family / From there it progresses to community / and from community who knows? / Maybe we’ll see / a true movement of the masses / that reflects humanity….’Cause we’re all together now.”
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