Cindy Paulos Show

Dave Mason, Alone Together Again

-A chat With Dave Mason about the rerelease of Alone Together Again. To celebrate the 50th anniversary of his classic first solo album, Rock & Roll Hall of Fame inductee ​Dave Mason has reimagined that iconic release with ​Alone Together...Again,​ set for physical (cd/vinyl) release this ​Friday, November 20, 2020​. ​The new album is available to pre-order now through ​Mason’​ s ​online store​, and will be the performances but I was so young and it was my first solo album. The older I got the more the vocals bothered me and so I finally thought that I would sing the songs the way I first imagined them when I wrote them.” Mason continues, "It’s a more accurate representation of what I think I sound like. And, of course, with the years comes a maturity and knowing in my voice that I think gives the songs an all new depth. It may have taken me 50 years, but I am now

truly satisfied with all of the songs and I really count this as one of my most satisfying artistic achievements."

To celebrate the release, ​Mason ​will be hosting a live fan experience on his Facebook Live this ​Friday, November 20th @ 4pm PT / 7pm ET.

Spirited Chat Astrological insight Nov 20

with Bill Baker and Tanya Lelo Spirited Chat Astrological insight for week of 11/17-11/21

 

I talk to Catherine Louise Geach on the Peace Projects.

 I talk to Catherine Louise Geach on the Peace Projects.

Catherine Louise Geach was born in England and began playing the violin at the age of 4, performing her first concert a year later. When she was 15 she won a scholarship to study violin at the Royal Academy of Music in London. Between July and September of 1990, she went to Cambodia at the age of 18, in order to compile a report on the violation of human rights by the Khmer Rouge and the devastating effect this was having on the civilian population of Cambodia.

The “Aid and War Report” was sent to the UN, British Government and organisations concerned with peace and development. The report highlighted the suffering of people in Khmer Rouge zones and showed why the international community should not be supporting the Khmer Rouge, as well as the negative effect the International Aid and Trade embargo had on Cambodia. For the “Aid and War Report”, she was awarded the Bernard Brett Peace Bequest in 1991.

During her research in Cambodia in 1990, she performed a concert for the Royal University of Fine Arts and was asked by the Dean of the Music Faculty to return to the University to help teach.

From 1990 -1991 she studied Khmer as a private student at SOAS (School of Oriental and African Studies in London.)and Kompong Speu hospitals with civilians maimed by mines and rocket fire. She also did research on the Kreung and Tampuan ethnic minorities and their music in Ratankiri Province, she wrote an article for the Tablet about them and presented her research at the European Seminar of Ethnomusicology in 1992.

She was a United Nations Election Observer in Ratanakiri Province for Cambodia’s first democratic elections in 1993.

For video and more info go to the ThePeaceProjects.com

On of Wayne Dyer's Last Interviews and Saje Dyer

This was the last interviews I did with Wayne Dyer just a few months before he transitioned> I also interview his daughter Saje Dyer. Wayne talks about his auto biography, I Can See Clearly Now.

The Peace Projects with Jennifer K Hill

Jennifer Hill talks on the Peace Projects about overcoming fear and finding trust.​. In this show, Jennifer discusses metaphysical principles she has learned from studying spiritual principles over the past fifteen years. She shares how these principles can be harnessed 

Spirited Chat Radio, Nov. 14th

Spirited Chat Radio with Bill Baker and Tanya Lelo, http://www.spiritedchatradio.com/

Gregor Praecht brings Hope

A wonderful talk with Gregor Praecht about a new way to connect with Hope over the Holidays.

go to http://hopemusicandmore.com/ for info.

HMSA questions answered

I talked to Tati Guzman about the opportunities available when you enroll with HMSA during open enrollment.

Fall is open enrollment time. It’s the time of year when you can adjust your HMSA plan to best fit your needs and budget and non-HMSA members can switch to an HMSA plan for 2021. www.hmsa.com/

 

Jennifer in Portugal

I talk with the inspiring Jennifer Hill about her exciting experiences in Portugal. 

The Peace Projects with George Kahumoku Jr

The Peace Projects with George Kahumoku Jr.

George is a 5 time Grammy Award winning Hawaiian guitarist who currently owns and hosts a weekly show 

George Kahumoku Jr. is a musician specializing in slack-key guitar. Born in Kona on the Big Island of Hawaiʻi, he was labeled a Hawaiian "renaissance man" by Maui Time Weekly. He received the 2007 Grammy Award for Best Hawaiian Music Album for the compilation album Legends Of Hawaiian Slack Key Guitar — Live From Maui.