by Anne ~ August 16th, 2008
“Active dreaming” is my term for ways to respond to our dreams in waking life.
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Every Thursday, 9-10 am, streaming live from Occidental, CA on KOWS 107.3 fm
Business coach Roberta Ryan talks about three business myths that often need to be reframed before our dream business can become successful.
Executive coach Simon Turkalj, co-author of the new ebook Double Dip Recession: The Survival Guide sees the potential for a middle class renaissance in the depth of recession.
Co-authors and dream researchers Kelly Bulkeley and Bernard Welt discuss their new book, Dreaming in the Classroom about integrating dreams into all levels of education.
Acclaimed singer, songwriter, actress and comedian Teresa Tudury visited Dream Talk Radio in the Summer of 2010, to sing songs from her latest album and talk about her life and music.
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Thanksgiving morning 2009 I sat down in the KOWS studio to interview journalist Peter Laufer, who had just brought his Sunday morning radio show to Occidental. Peter Laufer is now the James Wallace Chair in Journalism at the University of Oregon School of Journalism and Communication.
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In April 2010 I spoke with Robert Moss prior to his appearances in Sebastopol, CA. We talked about shamanism, the red fox, East Timor and whether a future of active dreamers could result in a return to theocracy.
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I spoke with Dr. Ernest Hartmann, renowned dream researcher and author of new books on the nature and function of dreaming, and the broader societal implications of his theory on boundaries.
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