Cindy Paulos Show

A talk  and Meditation on asking to have revealed what needs to be revealed, and heal what needs to healed.

Toni Rojas talks about the Maui Ocean Center re-opens.

General Admission at new value-added ticket pricing begins Monday, January 18, 2021.

For the health, safety, and well-being of our guests and team members, we now have timed entry with a reduced capacity. We have a new user-friendly ticketing and reservation system through our website in support of capacity guidelines and contactless payments. Easily navigated, tickets are required to be purchased and reservation time preselected in advance. No tickets or reservations will be sold at the front gate. Wheelchair reservations may also be made at the time of reservation, based on availability. Contact information, including email, will be required and guests are encouraged to show their electronic confirmation at gate entry. To view ticket information, visit our Tickets Page.

Ticket prices are now inclusive of general admission and The Humpbacks of Hawai`i Sphere Experience.

https://mauioceancenter.com/

Teri Freitas Gorman is now working with the Mayors office in Communications. She provides us with the latest information on COVID 19

A talk and meditation on honoring transitions of loved. 

Here's a poem I wrote

There is a forever

Right here and now

Beyond all life’s distractions

We hear the call

Deep in our hearts, we find today

How to live in forever with Love as the way.

 

There is a forever

That holds the words that I say

There is a promise of a bright new day.

 

When we look in our hearts

When we look to our souls

We find the promise of all of life’s goals

To be on the journey

With the family of one

To continue the work

That will never end.

 

Deep within, the masters can know

How to reach us beyond

The confusion that grows

When we limit our dreams

To the small earthly scheme

We limit the whole

That is more than it seems.

 

Listen in silence

Listen and hear

There is a forever

Forever I’m near.

 

There is a forever waiting for you

I’m here in the place

That will see you through.

The Creators, Beth Hilton and Cindy Paulos with Dyan Garris. We explore how the Creative process can be channeled through music. We also talk about a new feature that will explore art.

Dyan Garris is a multiple award-winning New Age recording artist, an award-winning author, and an official music reviewer for Zone Music Reporter (ZMR), NewAgeCD, and Spirit Seeker Magazine. Garris has recorded and produced 13 albums. In January 2021, Garris started a New Age radio station, New Age Notes (https://www.NewAgeNotes.com), featuring the best New Age artists on the planet. DyanGarrisMusic.com

 

I talk with Rod Antone. Executive Director of the Maui Hotel & Lodging Association. We go over the economic situation at this time.

Loving in the New Year. A talk and meditation on bringing in love in the New Year.

The Creators is a show hosted by Beth Ann Hilton and Cindy Paulos

"I simply close my eyes and imagine what it would have been like to exist in another time, another place, and then the music comes."  - Deborah Martin

Deborah Martin's passion is to visualize and create music that takes each listener on a journey through time and space; she is an avid collaborator, with a vivid imagination and a deep love of historic places and peoples of the past.  Deborah has traveled extensively throughout Europe, Asia, and the North American continent, experiencing firsthand the diversity of cultures and the historic threads that weave together connecting us all. Deborah joined Spotted Peccary Music in 1991; her most recent project is called Hemispherica Portalis, from her duo, Desensitized, a collaboration with Dean DeBenedictis.

Website: www.deborahmartinmusic.com 

SPM Artist Page: https://spottedpeccary.com/artists/deborah-martin/ 

Desensitized: https://www.facebook.com/Desensitized-108113997807730

http://deborahmartinmusic.com/

I did an in depth interview Rev Reg Tan on her show Putting Things in Perspective.

The great Sax player who played with Bob Seger band for 50 years, Alto Reed made his transition Wed. Dec. 30th. We did  tribute to Alto Reed , with Dave Mason, Rock Hendrix and Tom Lauzon. He passes away at his new home in Reno, teh Detroit News said,

 

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Saxophonist and 'showman' Alto Reed of Bob Seger's Silver Bullet Band has died

Melody Baetens

The Detroit News

 

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Detroit musician Alto Reed, best known as the saxophone player in Bob Seger's band, died Wednesday at age 72 after battling stage four colon cancer.

His musicality and woodwind chops are forever part of rock and roll history with his contributions to songs such as "Old Time Rock and Roll" and "Turn the Page." The saxophonist also is remembered for the electric showmanship he brought to the Silver Bullet Band's live concerts, most notably, "Live Bullet" at Cobo Hall in 1975.

 

"Alto has been a part of our musical family, on and off stage, for nearly 50 years," said Seger in a statement issued Wednesday. " I first starting playing with Alto in 1971. He was amazing — he could play just about anything … he was funky, could scat and play tenor sax and alto sax at the same time."

In his tribute, Seger said in the band, "Alto was the rock star."