Psychic medium and remote viewer Patricia Monna discusses finding missing persons, guided meditation, remote viewing the pyramids and how we can tap into our own psychic abilities, we just need to have the experience to believe.
Songwriter and frontman for The Honeyrunners, Dan Dwoskin takes us on a journey through his creative process, embracing the muse and the significance of being the proverbial mirror for the audience.
Author and self-publishing entrepreneur, Vince Font shares how a fascination with a popular movie from the 80’s and his love of David Bowie’s music led him to publishing his first book and becoming a publisher for others.
Executive coach specializing in personal presentation skills and style, Shoana Prasad, shares the importance of learning effective communication when it comes to building our personal brands, company cultures and creating psychological safety at work.
Award-winning author, Alan C. Logan discusses his new book, The Greatest Hoax on Earth. Catching Truth While We Can, how disinformation spreads, and why living in a Post Truth world affects the health continuum of Person, Place and Planet.
Michelle from Mystic Maps explains what the pandemic is teaching us about the new consciousness and the coming Age of Aquarius. She shares tips that help her clients raise their vibration during these uncertain times.
Brian takes us through his thoughts around the transformation that is presenting itself. He shares some books, podcasts and other inspiring tools to help us navigate the anxiety and uncertainty of this period of evolving change.
Integrationist in planetary health, entrepreneurism and science, David Nelson, talks the future of naturopathic medicine, the importance of the mind-body connection, and why understanding nature and lifestyle as medicine is vital to ours and the planet’s wellbeing.
In celebration of our first year of listenN, we thought we would take a look back and talk about some highlights from each episode. Share our thoughts, a snippet and give you a taste of what you can experience from episodes 1 thru 18.
Author, enviro gardener and native plant expert, Lorraine Johnson encourages us to re-examine how we interact with urban landscapes - what we do matters and when it comes to our garden spaces, we can do something very important in the simplest of ways.
Creative writer, teacher and meditation instructor, Dr. Ranjini George, discusses how her love for teaching interwove with her practice of meditation and mindfulness and the importance of being present in all situations to allow the words to come through.
Award-winning author, Alan C. Logan discusses his book, Self-Styled, Chasing Dr. Robert Vernon Spears and how his love for truth seeking led him to Dr. Spears, a complex conman who single-handily set the naturopathic profession back 40 years.
Astrologer and Wayshower, Michelle Piller, takes us on a ride through the phases of the moon and how to use them to help manifest our goals. Plus, she bends our reality as she explains the merging of new science and spirituality, and our evolution.
Musician and songwriter Devin Cuddy: From bare-bones, local bar piano playing to performing on the biggest stages in front of Blue Rodeo fans, Devin takes us through his journey of defining himself as an artist and solidifying his unique musical sound.
Novelist and award-winning screenwriter, Elan Mastai, explains the creative differences between writing for screen and novel, his book on life, relationships - through the lens of time travel, and how getting the science right opens up all sorts of creative and exciting story possibilities.
Digital marketing instructor, social media and business growth expert, Richard Picart, talks about connecting great ideas with the right audience, the joy of inspiring people who are developing the next phase of their lives and the importance of kindness.
Vintage lover, shop owner and curator of beautiful things, Cheryl Gudz talks mid-century modern furniture and design, her passion for the hunt, and her joy for helping people bring substance from the past forward into their work spaces and homes.
Naturopathic Doctor, researcher and author, Alan C. Logan, talks about the negative effects of ultra-processed foods, the exciting scientific evidence on the microbiome and gut health, and how teaching food justice to youth is the best way to turn them into health advocates.
Canadian film and content producer, Jay Ferguson, explores his love for traveling, and how creating visual stories - on shoestring budgets, can ultimately be rewarding for one’s creative process, and satiate travel lust.
Holistic nutritionist and author, Joy McCarthy of Joyous Health, and revolutionary, Canadian natural supplement creator and researcher, Stewart Brown of Genuine Health, talk food, nutrition, the microbiome and the importance of healthy nutrition for kids.