Get Your Body Into Balance

Host Michael and Rabbi Benzion have a great conversation about healing cancer naturally and the spirituality of food. www.thereturninglight.com www.getyourbodyintobalance.com/plant-strong-diet-living/healing-centers/

Every day is a new show. Tune in and hear all ages and all walks of life share with you, in real time, their experiences with Purium Whole Food Plant Based Cleanse Diet System.

Great Conversation with Host Michael and guest Jeffery Mason. Jeff has a Ph.D. in Sanskrit from Harvard University. He was Professor of Sanskrit at the University of Toronto. While at the university he trained as a Freudian analyst (from 1971-1979) graduating as a full member of the International Psycho-Analytical Association. In 1980 he became Project Director of the Sigmund Freud Archives. Jeffrey and his family Skeptical that humans could be understood (at least by psychologists) Masson turned to animals. In 1995 he published When Elephants Weep, an international best seller, followed by the equally popular Dogs Never Lie About Love. Since those two books he has published 7 more books about animals, looking in every one at their emotions: About cats he wrote The Nine Emotional Lives of Cats (along with a fable, The Cat Who Came in from the Cold); He looked at fatherhood in the animal world and the lessons to be learned for humans in The Evolution of Fatherhood; writing about the emotional world of farm animals in The Pig Who Sang to the Moon turned Jeff into a vegan. Jeff's new book is called Beasts: What Animals Can Teach Us About the Origins of Good and Evil. It is due out in March, It is available for pre-order from Barnes & Noble. Jeffrey Moussaieff Masson is dedicated to the emotional lives of animals, vegetarianism, veganism (the ethics of food), animal rights, and human-animal interactions.

Today Host Theresa and Michael interview Kerry Lynn Cassidy. Kerry is the CEO and co-Founder of Project Camelot. Kerry has a BA in English with graduate work in Sociology, an MBA certificate from the UCLA Anderson Graduate School of Management, and was competitively selected to attend a year of film school at the UCLA Extension Short Fiction Film Program as one of their first "hyphenates": a writer-director-producer. After 19 years in Hollywood working for major studios and independent production companies in production, development and new media, she became a producer. As an independent producer she pitched projects around Hollywood to major producers and directors. In April 2006, Kerry co-founded Project Camelot with Bill Ryan and has been working as a documentary filmmaker, investigative reporter and producer for the past 8 years.

Today Michael and Dave Nibert have a great conversation. Dave Nibert a Professor of Sociology teaches Animals & Society, Global Change, Social Stratification, Minority Groups, and Law and Society. He has worked as a tenant organizer, as a community activist, and in the prevention of mistreatment and violence against devalued groups. He is the author of Animal Rights/Human Rights: Entanglements of Oppression and Liberation (Rowman/Littlefield) and Hitting the Lottery Jackpot: State Governments and the Taxing of Dreams(Monthly Review Press). He has published articles in such journals as Child Welfare; the Journal of Interpersonal Violence; RESPONSE: To the Victimization of Women and Children; Critical Sociology; Race, Gender, Class; Society and Animals; and the International Journal of Sociology and Social Policy.

Will Tuttle PhD is the author of the landmark book of our age, “The World Peace Diet”. Dr. Tuttle presents a reasoned and moral explanation for why we must evolve beyond the mythology of our ancestral herdsman culture before we can evolve. Dr. Tuttle demystifies the essence of our rituals surrounding the very totem of our Herdsman culture; eating animal body parts and drinking other species mammary fluid as well as the storage of such mammary fluids for future ingestion in the form of cheese. Todays' Great Conversation with Will Tuttle is an exploration of his life-enriching “The World Peace Diet”. Host Michael reveals Will's important contribution to the proper ethical reorientation from our environmentally damaging and emotionally damaged post-modern Herdsman culture to a culture of cooperation, abundance, Peace, non-violence and Ahimsa. Will teaches an 8 week program and offers an online monthly give and take. www.worldpeacediet.org

Host Michael has a great conversation today with Keith McHenry. Artist and author Keith McHenry helped start Food Not Bombs in Massachusetts in 1980 and the second chapter in California in 1988. Keith lived in National Parks as a child when his father worked as a park naturalist. He has recovered, cooked and shared food with the hungry with Food Not Bombs for over 30 years. He was arrested "for making a political statement" in San Francisco, spent over 500 nights in jail and faced 25 years to life in prison. He spent 19 days in jail in 2011 for sharing vegan meals in violation of Orlando, Florida's large group feeding law. He co-wrote "Food Not Bombs How to feed the hungry and build community" as well as wrote and illustrated "Hungry for Peace - How you can help end poverty and war with Food Not Bombs" He has traveled all over the world speaking at colleges, books stores and community centers while sharing free vegan meals with many of the over 1,000 Food Not Bombs groups active around the world. When he isn't on the road Keith lives at the Food Not Bombs Free Skool in Taos, New Mexico tending it's garden, sharing meals each Saturday and coordinating logistics for Food Not Bombs. He also draws, paints, and writes about environmental, social change, and liberation issues.

Great conversation with Michael and Dr. Moshe Dekel. Dr. Dekel is the only HOLISTIC board certified GYN on Long Island and the tri-state area. He specializes in breast thermography, bio-identical hormone replacement, autism, ADD and ADHD, emotional stress like anxiety and insomnia and nutrition. Dr. Dekel is also a DAN certified practitioner and works with bio-energetic medicine. Dr. Dekel practices in NYC, Beaufort, SC, and Savannah, GA, For more information please call Robin

Today Michael, Theresa and Brenda Bronfman have a great conversation. Brenda is a mother of six: 3 magnificent adult children and 3 wonderful dogs Brenda's passion is for animals and their well-being. Brenda understood at an early age that all beings have feelings and that we are all connected. From knowing and playing with all the dogs in her neighborhood as a child to becoming President of the Board of the Toronto Humane Society, Brenda's dedication has been unwavering. Her sensitivity to people being picked on at school and later becoming aware of others being maligned and marginalized, Brenda has had a lifelong commitment to championing those less fortunate and without a voice. The Wishing Well Sanctuary is a beautiful expression of Brenda's values and passion. She will work tirelessly to see to that the Sanctuary makes a wonderful difference in the lives it touches and beyond!

Today Michael and Dave Nibert have a great conversation. Dave Nibert a Professor of Sociology teaches Animals & Society, Global Change, Social Stratification, Minority Groups, and Law and Society. He has worked as a tenant organizer, as a community activist, and in the prevention of mistreatment and violence against devalued groups. He is the author of Animal Rights/Human Rights: Entanglements of Oppression and Liberation (Rowman/Littlefield) and Hitting the Lottery Jackpot: State Governments and the Taxing of Dreams(Monthly Review Press). He has published articles in such journals as Child Welfare; the Journal of Interpersonal Violence; RESPONSE: To the Victimization of Women and Children; Critical Sociology; Race, Gender, Class; Society and Animals; and the International Journal of Sociology and Social Policy.

Host Michael and Rabbi Benzion have a great conversation about healing cancer naturally and the spirituality of food. www.thereturninglight.com www.getyourbodyintobalance.com/plant-strong-diet-living/healing-centers/

Host Michael and Helene Peace Pilgrim's sister have a great conversation about Peace Pilgrim. From 1953 to 1981 a silver haired woman calling herself only "Peace Pilgrim" walked more than 25,000 miles on a personal pilgrimage for peace. She vowed to "remain a wanderer until mankind has learned the way of peace, walking until given shelter and fasting until given food." In the course of her 28 year pilgrimage she touched the hearts, minds, and lives of thousands of individuals all across North America. Her message was both simple and profound. It continues to inspire people all over the world.

Today a great conversation with host Michael and Andrew Harvey. Andrew Harvey is a world-renowned scholar and teacher and is the author of over thirty books, including the critically acclaimed Son of Man and Journey in Ladakh, and coauthor of the best selling The Tibetan Book of Living and Dying. Born in South India in 1952, he studied at Oxford University and became the youngest person ever awarded a fellowship to the prestigious All Souls College. He has devoted the past twenty five years of his life to studying the world's various mystical traditions, living in London, Paris, New Your, and San Francisco, and teaching at Oxford, Cornell, and the California Institute of Integral Studies.

Great conversation with host Michael and guest Dave Simon author of Meatonomics. David Robinson Simon is a lawyer and advocate for sustainable consumption. He works as general counsel for a healthcare company and serves on the board of the APRL Fund, a non-profit dedicated to protecting animals. David received his B.A. from U.C. Berkeley and his J.D. from the University of Southern California. http://meatonomics.com www.vegandietbusiness.com

Great conversation today with host Michael and Douglas from The Farm. The Farm is located on 6 square miles in south central Tennessee, The Farm is home to approximately 200 persons today. Founded in 1971 with a spiritual commitment to simple living and self-reliance, The Farm has pioneered a wide range of social and physical technologies appropriate to low-cost, high satisfaction community living. The community offers examples of right livelihood cottage industries, solar building design, permaculture micro-enterprise, mushroom cultivation, composting and gardening, and regenerative hardwood forest management.