THE MALIBU HILLBILLIES AND THE UNJAM SINGALONG CIRCLE

What is the unJam Singalong Circle?

The unJam Singalong Circle is an underground network of people who all pretty much acknowledge that music and more specifically, the actual making of it, is a beneficial act to engage in repeatedly throughout life.

The group is ever changing and fresh each time we get together. And literally every one of the individuals who has tapped into this experience carries a particularly unique and inspiring gift, service, attitude, and perspective for anyone fortunate to connect with them in the world.

Who are The Malibu Hillbillies?

The Malibu Hillbillies are made up of Lucinda Monroe King and Colin James Martin who were brought together through seemingly divine intervention right at the beginning of the 2020 global pandemic.  In the tenderness of that unprecedented time, Lucinda and Colin put themselves into a creative lockdown and birthed a musical identity with the kind of energy that serves as a pillar for our collective humanity on the track toward reclaiming balance and harmony. 

In jest, they refer to themselves as The Beverley Hillbillies, reflecting both the city in which they found their genesis and the opposing ends of the spectrum of life from which they sink their individual roots.  Lucinda, or Peach, is more Beverley, while Colin, or Cash, is way more Hillbilly.  And between the two, there’s something good for just about anyone. 

DR. REGINA F. LARK, CPO ^®

In 2008, Dr. Regina Lark founded A Clear Path: Professional Organizing and Productivity. Regina is a featured speaker and educator on issues ranging from productivity, hoarding, and women’s leadership. In October 2021, Regina published her third book, Emotional Labor: Why A Woman’s Work is Never Done and What To Do About It.

As a Certified Professional Organizer CPO®, Regina is a specialist in boomer and senior downsizing, residential organizing, and life transitions. With an additional Certification in Chronic Disorganization, she works with clients who are challenged by ADHD, hoarding, procrastination, and time management.

Since 2018, she is identified as one of “20 Best” Professional Organizers by Expertise.com. In 2016, she was named one of LA’s Top 10 Organizers by CBS/KCAL Channel 2.

Dr. Lark is a current Board member of Opica Adult Day Care Center. She earned her Ph.D. in history from the University of Southern California, writing a dissertation on interracial marriages between Japanese women and American GIs after World War 2.

For fun she plays golf and tennis, and writes goofy songs about clutter.

EMILY GLAZENER

I’m a widowed mother of three boys and I’ve been singing and playing music live since I was a teen.

Throughout the years I’ve played in cover bands and performed solo acoustic shows, as well as being the lead singer of Red Iris, an original rock band out of Houston, TX.

This Winter I’m releasing my first solo album titled Finding Irene with my first single from the album “Spotlight.”

My goal is to reach out, uplift, encourage, and inspire people around the world with my music.

I believe if you share a smile most people will smile back.

ANAHITA ANAIS PARSEGHIAN

Anahita Anais Parseghian is a Trauma-Informed Resilience Coach, Integrative Mental Health Practitioner, and Plant Medicine Guide. She mentors conscious leaders in high power positions to develop burnout-proof resilience, address stress-induced symptoms, attain sustainable high performance, and cultivate lasting career fulfillment so they can continue breaking barriers and inspiring change.

Her work is informed by her life-long journey of resilience as a war survivor, refugee, chronic pain warrior, and conscious activist as well as her studies in Integrative Mental Health Medicine, Somatic Trauma Therapy, Leadership Coaching, Chronic Pain Coaching, and over 13 years of intentional and ceremonial practice and education in indigenous plant medicine traditions.

Anahita is also the founder and publisher of Microdose Guru: an integrative microdosing education and harm reduction resource. The mission of Microdose Guru is to inform, advocate, and inspire the therapeutic and medicinal use of psychedelic medicines through a safe, conscious, and mindful approach. Anahita is an advocate for sustainable cultivation, fostering reciprocity with indigenous communities, reverence of ancient shamanic traditions, and social justice for those impacted by the “war on drugs”.

She is a masterful and engaging speaker and educator. Her trainings, workshops, and retreats facilitate profound and lasting transformation for the participants. Her work is often referred to as “reality-shifting” and “ life-altering”.

Anahita was born and raised in Iran. She migrated to the U.S. at age 20, graduated with Latin honors from UCLA, and spent over a decade in the tech industry as a product leader before leaving her career to pursue healing arts and resilient leadership.

ZACH TOUCHON

Zach Touchon was born in Texas and later moved to Los Angeles to pursue his creative career as a musician, actor, filmmaker, artist, screenwriter, motivational speaker, and author.

Zach truly is a creative soul and lives to do just this. His mission is to bring positive energy into the world through the power of creativity in all forms. Music is Zach’s first passion that began at the early age of eight when he wrote his first song and he has never given up the love affair.

Although Zach has made music in most genres he mainly plays guitar and piano and sings songs about life and love.