Echoes of Healing Songs

Echoes of Healing Songs

Through this podcast, we amplify Othered and Indigenous voices and methodologies within mainstream research discourse. By engaging the audience with decolonizing and diffracting knowledge practices, this podcast series aims to provide a platform for Indigenous perspectives and to facilitate broader dissemination of these approaches within and beyond traditional academic settings.

Episodes

  1. May 28

    Echoes of Healing Songs - Featuring Dr. Ish Sharma

    Dr Ish Sharma, from a traditional Vaidya family, did his Postgraduation and Doctorate in Ayurveda from the National Institute of Ayurveda, Jaipur. He has a special knack for Lifestyle Disorders and conducted many clinical trials against Diabetes, Auto Immune Disorders and Nervous system diseases. He is a global figure in Ayurveda with 30 years of experience in Ayurveda Education delivery, training and patient care, Ayurveda Tourism in European Union and ASEAN countries. As a Panchakarma clinician, he witnessed many marvelous results in difficult health conditions. He authored 4 books, 20 peer reviewed medical research articles and led the Babeke Ayurveda Medical College in Punjab, India for four years, earning the coveted NAAC accreditation from the University Grant Commission, Government of India. He served as the Controller of Examinations, Guru Ravidas Ayurved University, Government of Punjab, Hoshiarpur. He is serving as the Ayurveda Chair (Ministry of Ayush, Government of India) cum Professor, department of Medicine & Health Sciences at the University of Mauritius for two years. He designed and implemented the Ayush Wellness Program in the primary school curricula of the Ministry of Education, Mauritius, established the Ayurvedic Garden at the Presidential Palace in Mauritius, and was working towards Ethnobotanical studies on Ayurvedic herbs in Mauritius to develop the Ayurveda Pharmacopoeia of Mauritius.  Currently, he is the Director Medical Services and Research at the Jeena Sikho Lifecare Limited, India. Sample Talk-  https://www.youtube.com/live/WDLUIktRQoQ?si=A4C-hYc2xnX9TpCe Web page - https://share.google/nEOK5sHGLZ7Q4JUD0 Background Music from #Uppbeat (free for Creators!):https://uppbeat.io/t/sky-gienger/gold-medal License code: GUSDPYCN73NNR4RS

  2. May 14

    Echoes of Healing Songs - Dr. Ntombizanele Menze

    Dr Ntombizanele Menze, Born and raised in Gqebera. Attended Hillside High. Proceeded to study MBChB at the University of Stellenbosch. Graduated 2011. Did her internship at Steve Biko Academic Hospital and her community service st Thabamoopo psychiatric hospital. Dr Menze did her reg program in Psychiatry at Stellenbosch University but had to focus on her Spiritual Journey. During her Registrar programme she won 3 awards for her research project that was titled "Profiles of Traditional Healers and their healing practices in the Eastern Cape province of South Africa" (Discovery awards, Bells award for best registrar presentation in 2017/2018, Best Mmed at Stellenbosch for SASOP western cape). Dr Ntombizanele Menze was also a junior lecturer at the Stellenbosch University Psychiatry department and won 2021 Excellence in Teaching award. She was responsible for middle rotation students, interns and registrars. Dr Menze was also Advisor of Girls leading change NPO aimed at empowering youth from disadvantaged backgrounds. She has been a guest on a few radio shows for Mental health awareness and collaboration between Western and Traditional medicine. She has featured on Idlozi and Holistica magazine. She is a regular guest at Bloem radio. Dr Menze is also a certified Traditional healer and is passionate about restoring the dignity of African spirituality. She has been invited to speak at Stellenbosch University , UCT and Wes koppies on the topic of Blending Western amd African medicine Currently Dr Menze is a GP with special interest in mental health and a certified traditional healer. Background Music from #Uppbeat (free for Creators!):https://uppbeat.io/t/sky-gienger/gold-medalLicense code: GUSDPYCN73NNR4RS

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Through this podcast, we amplify Othered and Indigenous voices and methodologies within mainstream research discourse. By engaging the audience with decolonizing and diffracting knowledge practices, this podcast series aims to provide a platform for Indigenous perspectives and to facilitate broader dissemination of these approaches within and beyond traditional academic settings.