Audible River

Allen Rice
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Audible River

Lighthearted conversations regarding personal experiences with spirituality, mysticism, art, philosophy and maybe some science for good measure.

  1. Inspiring Artist & Supermom Jennifer Lugris

    NOV 1

    Inspiring Artist & Supermom Jennifer Lugris

    Jennifer Lugris is an award winning and internationally published artist. Jennifer talks about how her work as an artist is catapulted by the stimulating perceptions and personal growth she experiences as a mother.  Jennifer shares how being a child of immigrant parents from differing backgrounds has given her a unique and rare perspective.  She also talks about the inspiration behind her book "Supermoms." Jennifer Lugirs' solo exhibitions include the Verge Center for the Arts in Sacramento, CA, Richmond Art Center, Merced College, and Maturango Museum.  Her work is owned by several permanent collections including Meta in San Francisco, CA, University of California Davis, and the Art, Design & Architecture Museum in Santa Barbara, CA.   To learn more about Jennifer Lugris, see her work and buy her book go to: https://www.jenniferlugris.com   Cover art "When Life Hands You Lemons" by Jennifer Lugris Leave your comments through the Podbean mobile app or email audibleriverpodcast@gmail.com Theme music "The Song Of The Ocarina" composed by Paul de Senneville and performed by Raimy Salazar and Carlos Salazar.

    48 min
  2. How our Western Religious Beliefs Began with Reverend Dr. John R. Mabry

    OCT 21

    How our Western Religious Beliefs Began with Reverend Dr. John R. Mabry

    Reverend Dr. John R. Mabry teaches comparative theology at the Chaplaincy Institute, an Interfaith Seminary in Berkeley, California.  Sharing his expertise in captivating and relatable stories, Pastor John tells how a revelation thousands of years ago began Zoroastrianism which founded religious principles that continued and developed through Judaism, Christianity and Islam. Pastor John explains how these religions influenced each other and changed over time to lay the path to where we are today.  A must listen if you are interested in gaining a deeper understanding of world religions.   To learn more about Reverend Dr. John R. Mabry and his work go to: https://www.johnrmabry.com/   Leave your comments through the Podbean mobile app or email audibleriverpodcast@gmail.com Theme music "The Song Of The Ocarina" composed by Paul de Senneville and performed by Raimy Salazar and Carlos Salazar.

    1h 25m
  3. Collecting the Energy of the Universe with Tommie Mercer

    SEP 27

    Collecting the Energy of the Universe with Tommie Mercer

    In this wide ranging conversation, renowned alchemist and geomancer, Tommie Mercer, shares details of his life's work discovering how to collect the life force energy of the universe and then imbuing this energy into his finely crafted amulets and other tools.  Tommie talks about dowsing and explains how to discover one's origins through the practice of the Bard's Gaze, and many other things regarding the nature of reality and who we are in the universe. If you'd like to contact Tommie Mercer to learn more about his work you can email him at: tommiemercer@hotmail.com You can also find Tommie and see examples of his amulets and other tools, on Facebook at: https://www.facebook.com/tommie.mercer   Leave your comments through the Podbean mobile app or email audibleriverpodcast@gmail.com Theme music "The Song Of The Ocarina" composed by Paul de Senneville and performed by Raimy Salazar and Carlos Salazar.

    46 min
  4. Neuroplasticity and Psychedelics with Dr. John Gray

    SEP 12

    Neuroplasticity and Psychedelics with Dr. John Gray

    Dr. John Gray is a psychiatrist and synaptic biologist and an Associate Professor of Neurology at University of California Davis.  Dr. Gray is also Associate Director for UC Davis Institute for Psychedelics and Neurotherapeutics and Principal Investigator for the eponymous Gray Lab at UC Davis Center for Neuroscience.  In this in depth conversation, Dr. Gray talks about his research in synaptic plasticity in the brain and the key role it plays in neuroplasticity, or how the brain can "rewire" itself.  Dr. Gray also talks about his research on how psychedelics can induce neuroplasticity and understanding the biological mechanisms holds promise for treatment of brain disorders affecting mental health. To learn more about Dr. John Gray and his research go to https://neurotherapeutics.ucdavis.edu/leadership/john-gray https://graylab.ucdavis.edu   Leave your comments through the Podbean mobile app or email audibleriverpodcast@gmail.com Theme music "The Song Of The Ocarina" composed by Paul de Senneville and performed by Raimy Salazar and Carlos Salazar.

    56 min
  5. Poetry from the Voice Within with John Roedel

    AUG 30

    Poetry from the Voice Within with John Roedel

    John Roedel is the internationally renowned author of "Hey God. Hey John. What Happens When God Writes Back" and is also a gifted poet who has published five books of poetry sharing his inner life in a way that is intimately relatable and refreshing.  In this engrossing conversation, John talks about his personal crisis that tested his faith and led to an unexpected personal transformation.  Among other things, John also talks about the importance of expressing our own authenticity and opening up to becoming the fulfillment of who we truly are. To learn more about John Roedel, his books and his writing retreats go to https://www.johnroedel.com/   Leave your comments through the Podbean mobile app or email audibleriverpodcast@gmail.com Theme music "The Song Of The Ocarina" composed by Paul de Senneville and performed by Raimy Salazar and Carlos Salazar.

    51 min
  6. Deepened Learning to Reach the Soul with John Creger

    JUN 16

    Deepened Learning to Reach the Soul with John Creger

    John Creger is an education consultant providing professional development for Deepened Learning.  He is co-founder of The Personal Creed Organization and author of "The Personal Creed Project and a New Vision of Learning".  As a public school teacher, John has received several awards including the James Moffett Memorial Award for Teacher Research.  In this inspiring conversation, John shares how an irrepressible desire to reach his students in a meaningful way led to experiments and discoveries in the classroom that helped his students develop a strengthened sense of self while learning new skills.  John is now teaching other teachers and seeing his methods and ideals spreading to benefit many more students.   To learn more about John Creger and his work regarding Deepened Learning go to https://personalcreed.com   Leave your comments through the Podbean mobile app or email audibleriverpodcast@gmail.com Theme music "The Song Of The Ocarina" composed by Paul de Senneville and performed by Raimy Salazar and Carlos Salazar.

    51 min
  7. Knowing the Living Cosmos with Joan Parisi Wilcox

    JUN 7

    Knowing the Living Cosmos with Joan Parisi Wilcox

    Joan Parisi Wilcox is the author of several books including "Masters of the Living Energy" about the mystical world of the Q'ero people of Peru. Joan shares a beautiful vision learned from Andean masters of how we are on a progressive journey expanding our personal growth and awareness while experiencing our relationship with a living and conscious cosmos. Among many things, Joan talks about Pachamama, our cosmic mother, and the Inka Seed that lives in each person as their divine potential. To learn more about Joan Parisi Wilcox and read her wonderful blog go to https://qentiwasi.com   Leave your comments through the Podbean mobile app or email audibleriverpodcast@gmail.com Theme music "The Song Of The Ocarina" composed by Paul de Senneville and performed by Raimy Salazar and Carlos Salazar.

    54 min
  8. Learning Core Shamanism with Annie Blackstone

    MAY 17

    Learning Core Shamanism with Annie Blackstone

    Annie Blackstone teaches shamanic practices through the HCH Institute in Lafayette, California.  She also teaches hypnotherapy and as a reiki master teaches reiki as well.  Annie also offers ancestral healing, brainspotting, biofield tuning, and several other modalities in her work helping others.  In this engrossing conversation, Annie shares the fundamentals of modern core shamanism and how learning these practices are helping many people become more open to the realities and helpful spirits of the unseen world while feeling a stronger connection to the natural world. To learn more about Annie Blackstone and her work go to https://www.annieblackstone.com/ If you're interested in shamanic training with Annie Blackstone go to https://hchinstitute.squarespace.com/shamanic-practices   Leave your comments through the Podbean mobile app or email audibleriverpodcast@gmail.com Theme music "The Song Of The Ocarina" composed by Paul de Senneville and performed by Raimy Salazar and Carlos Salazar.

    44 min
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About

Lighthearted conversations regarding personal experiences with spirituality, mysticism, art, philosophy and maybe some science for good measure.

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  • Creator
    Allen Rice
  • Years Active
    2023 - 2024
  • Episodes
    25
  • Rating
    Clean
  • Copyright
    © 2023-2024 Allen Rice. All rights reserved.
  • Show Website
    Audible River

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