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Guest Occupation: Astrologer
Guest Biography:

Janet Booth has been studying astrology since 1976. She turned her passion into a profession when she began doing readings in 1979. Since then, she has catered to a global clientele of individuals, families and businesses alike and has lectured to audiences of all levels of astrological experience. Janet holds certifications from the National Council for Geocosmic Research (Level II) and Professional Astrologers Inc. Her work has been featured in the prestigious and international magazine The Mountain Astrologer. Janet also served as President of the Astrological Society of Connecticut at the millennium. Since 2000, she has written and published the always anticipated annual astrological calendar Janet’s Plan-its™ and has produced and hosted the monthly cable TV show LOOKING UP.

Janet is known for her practical, real-world advice and optimistic take on life. Her mission is to help you be true to yourself and reach your highest potential. Janet offers both individual and group readings, done in-person, by phone or online. She also teaches classes, lectures at conferences and hosts astrological themed parties and events. In addition to providing the standard menu of readings, Janet also specializes in Electional Astrology (Time Selection) and is one of few astrologers to offer “rectification” (Birth Time Finder).

Guest Category: Spiritual
Guest Occupation: Keyboard Legend Extraordinaire Patrick Moraz, Former Member of YES and the Moody Blues, To Release New Album “MAP” (Moraz Alban Project) With Outstanding Drummer Greg Alban!
Guest Biography:

Keyboard Legend Extraordinaire Patrick Moraz, Former Member of YES and the Moody Blues, To Release New Album “MAP” (Moraz Alban Project) With Outstanding Drummer Greg Alban!

Los Angeles CA- Patrick Moraz and Greg Alban proudly announce the release of their new CD “MAP”. 

Says Patrick, “The concept and the meaning of “MAP” is first and foremost the 'MORAZ ALBAN PROJECT'! Some time ago, Greg Alban, a very good friend of mine and a great drummer whom I have known now for more than 30 years asked me if I would like to start composing and arranging some music that he could play the drums on, with me. He wanted to record a whole album together and eventually of course, release it.”

So Moraz began composing and arranging the music for “MAP” in his studio in Florida, the project then moved to California, where it was further developed and recorded. This new music is a collection of instrumental pieces that range in style and spirit of World-Fusion, Rock and Jazz.

Greg Alban, originally from Columbus, Ohio, attended Ohio University and moved to Los Angeles in 1974 to pursue a career in music. Greg has studied with some of the great drummers and teachers such as Richard Wilson, Joe Morello and Joe Porcaro. Patrick Moraz first heard Greg Alban play drums when he was head of his own band ICE. They were performing at the famous and since shuttered Red Onion in Marina Del Rey, CA. Impressed with the playing skills of Alban and fellow band member John Avila, Moraz asked them to perform on his album, “Timecode”. Greg Alban who has worked with such artists such as “The Miracles”, Denny Laine (Wings) and Mike Pinera (Blues Image and Iron Butterfly) explains: “Patrick and I have been very good friends for a long time and I’m still always being surprised by the depth of his knowledge, not just about music but everything! He’s a creative genius and I’m honored to be working with him.”

Swiss born Patrick Moraz, is best known as an official member and keyboardist for the progressive rock bands “Yes” from 1974 to the end of 1976 and “The Moody Blues” from 1978 to 1991. He was classically trained at the Conservatory of Lausanne, but having a keen interest in jazz and world rhythms he decided early on to pursue composing and playing in these genres of music as well. This led to Patrick and his own trio and quartet, opening for major jazz artists and famous rock bands throughout Europe in the mid-sixties. He then formed the group “Mainhorse” with Jean Ristori in 1968 and released a self-titled album on Polydor. Then, after a long tour of Japan and the Far-East as musical director of a Brazilian Ballet Company, he came back and moved to England in the early Seventies to form “Refugee” with Lee Jackson and Brian Davison, both previously of  “The Nice”. They produced one album titled “Refugee” which to date is still revered as one of Prog-Rock’s monumental works known for Moraz’s highly inspired compositions and keyboard virtuosity.

Moraz rose to prominence in 1974 as a new member and keyboardist of “Yes”. He co-composed along with Yes’s” band members and played on the album “Relayer”, which led to what was to be “Yes’s” most successful ever world tour, playing to crowds which numbered from 25,000 to 120,00 at JFK stadium during the bi-centennial year of 1976.  In 1975-1976 all the then- members of “Yes” released solo albums. In the interim Moraz had moved to Brazil and composed the music for the “I” aka “The Story of I” which incorporated 16 Brazilian percussionists, making it an important staple of “world music”. “I” was Moraz’s first solo album and in 1976 it was voted the #1 Album of the Year by “Keyboard Magazine”. After his departure from “Yes” Patrick recorded his second album “Out In The Sun” on the “famous” Charisma Record Label, and moved officially to Brazil. 

In the last part of 1977 and the first part of 1978, time was devoted exclusively for composing and recording for the production of his 3rd solo Album, simply titled “Patrick Moraz”, in the company of the percussionists of Rio-de-Janeiro and Djalma Correa, who, several years later, was referred by Patrick to Peter Gabriel for his Album “SO”. 

Moving back to Europe via an appearance at the famous “Montreux Jazz Festival” in Switzerland, and upon their request, Patrick began touring with ”The Moody Blues” on their “Octave” tour in 1978, replacing their former keyboardist Mike Pinder. The two world Tours, ending in 1979 proved extremely successful! 

In 1980, having played and recorded on the new album “Long Distance Voyager” he was asked to become a member of the band. Subsequently, in 1981, “Long Distance Voyager” reached #1 on the US charts and proved to be one of their highest grossing albums to date. He continued touring and recording with “The Moody Blues” until 1991 and played on the four subsequent albums : “The Present”, “The Other Side of Life”, “Sur la Mer” and partially on “Keys of the Kingdom”. Moraz is also credited as composer and co-writer of the song “The Spirit”, which appeared on the 1986 album “The Other Side of Life”.

During recording and touring breaks with the “Moodies”, Patrick had continued to compose, play and record his solo albums “Future Memories 1” “Future Memories II”, (both “Live on TV”),  “Human Interface”, and “Timecode”. He also collaborated, (in 1979), with the renowned Romanian panpipe flutist, Simeon Stanciu, (a.k.a. Syrinx), for their album “Coexistence”.  From 1983 to 1985, Patrick Moraz and Bill Bruford, former member and drummer for Yes, decide to form a duet and tour under the name “Moraz-Bruford”. They recorded two albums, “Music For Piano and Drums” and “Flags” and managed to do three very successful worldwide Tours.

In 1991 having been with “The Moody Blues” for thirteen years, Moraz embarked on a solo career. To date he has composed and played acoustic piano on three solo CD’s, “Windows of Time”, “Resonance” and “ESP” all of which have been critically acclaimed and extremely well received. 

In 1995, exactly 20 years ago, Patrick Moraz performed throughout the USA on his C.H.A.T. tour (Coming Home America Tour). The tour was unique in that it was one of the first, if not the very first to be booked entirely over the Internet. Moraz played solo on acoustic Grand Pianos to audiences that numbered as small as two people to hundreds of people, taking place in eclectic venues which ranged from single homes, to large estates, corporate headquarters, churches, theaters, concert halls and museums. One of the concerts was filmed and recorded for a DVD and CD in Princeton N.J. and is titled “P.M. in Princeton”. The C.H.A.T. tour proved to be a huge success and an experience that Moraz says, “He will always hold very dear to his heart”.  

In 2009 he released “Change of Space”, and in 2011 Moraz released the electronic keyboard CD “Moraz Live/Abbey Road”  which features Patrick playing live electronic keyboards as well as a live acoustic piano improvisation. There  was also a piano-compilation CD titled “Pianissimoraz”, featuring a new and unreleased piece : The “one-&-only take” of the instant composition “Pure Love”.

And now much to the excitement of music fans worldwide, Patrick Moraz and Greg Alban are releasing their first album “MAP” in June 2015!

The album features amazing bass player John Avila, former member of “Oingo Bongo”, who also plays bass on “MAP”. The other great players featured on “MAP” are Lenny Castro on percussion, who has worked with such artists as “The Rolling Stones”, “Elton John”, “Eric Clapton” and many others. Renown and awesome bass player, Matt Malley, founder and former member of  “The Counting Crows”, expertly plays Indian Slide Guitar on “MAP’. Swiss virtuoso bass player Patrick Perrier and heavyweight multi-instrumentalist on tenor saxophone Dave VanSuch, both perform on “MAP” as well.

Guest Category: Arts, Music, TV & Film
Guest Occupation: Life Coach
Guest Biography:

I am a certified professional life and business coach my goal is to empower you toward living your best life. Below you will find some information about who I am and my qualifications which allow me to effectively help motivate clients.

Growing up many of us had experienced ups and downs, and I am no exception. During high school I began contemplating why people behave and react in certain ways. Upon graduation I knew that college would help me to find some answers to my questions. Motivated to help others I obtained my Bachelor’s degree in Psychology from the University of Tampa.
Before graduation from U.T., I learned that the human services field had more to offer and that my clients would benefit even more if I obtained a graduate degree. After two successful years and a one year internship, I graduated with my Master’s degree in Mental Health Counseling from Argosy University, Tampa campus.
Finally, I was out in my field and working! Things couldn’t be better, right? Wrong! I set a personal goal years ago that I would become a doctor in my field. Why did I suddenly stop? Why did I choose to stop making choices that would ultimately lead me to my goal? Using my internal drive I chose to go back to school and earn my doctorate.  I worked little by little, day by day and finally, I am here!
How does this all fit into coaching? During the course of the past ten years I have provided coaching services to clients and found that this is one of the most rewarding services offered in the field. I get to work with people who have an internal drive and are determined to set goals and meet them.
As an individual life coach I have been successful in helping people work toward a more productive and better life. A life filled with more empowerment and positivity. Together we find, extract and use your internal motivation to help you reach your goals. The focus is on goal attainment and healthy choices.  
As a couple’s coach I help partners advance their relationship in a healthy and positive direction.
As a business coach, I use my training in public speaking and cultural awareness to help enhance cohesion amongst employers in the workforce and use techniques to help those in management maintain the cohesion established.
Guest Category: Love & Relationships, Relationship Counseling, Psychology, Mental Health, Personal Development, Self Help, Motivational
Guest Occupation: Sound Therapists, Singers, Songwriters
Guest Biography:

INDIGO RIVER

Indigo River is an instrument for the flow of honest music, combining soul and pristine harmonies to lift up and connect people.

Indigo River is primarily made up of the duo of Jamee Berg Kyson and Larisa Gosla.  Jamee Kyson is a neuroscientist at UCLA who studies Autism Spectrum Disorders and performs music at night. She has performed in bands for several years, including an a cappella group ‘Gimble and the Wade’, a community outreach band ‘Rock Stars for Kids’, and recently an soul/acoustic band ‘Beachside.’ She is passionate about healing through music and empowering others in her community through arts and science.

Larisa Gosla is a singer/songwriter with a diverse and extensive background in the creative arts including dancing, acting, and stunts. She has been blessed to have travelled nationally and internationally with a music outreach company teaching workshops to the community. She recently released a solo album in November, which is now a part of Indigo River. She finds that inspiring and empowering others to remember their truth through music and creative connection are most rewarding for her. Her other passion is her company, TUNE WITHIN, which encompasses hypnotherapy and sound healing.

Follow Indigo River on Facebook at www.facebook.com/IndigoRiverMusic

Guest Category: Sound Healing, Music
Guest Occupation: Sound Healer and Author
Guest Biography:

Aleya is a sound healer, energetic practitioner, Minister in the state of California, Doctor of Oriental Medicine in New Mexico, and a Licensed Acupuncturist in Colorado. She has been an alternative healer for 20 years. Aleya graduated from Lewis and Clark University in Portland, Oregon and earned her Master's Degree in Oriental Medicine from The Southwest Acupuncture School in Santa Fe, New Mexico. She practiced in Telluride, Colorado for 7 years before moving to Santa Barbara, California where she serves an international clientele as a spiritual guide and sound healer. 

Guest Category: Health & Lifestyle, Physics & Metaphysics, Self Help
Guest Occupation: retired engineer
Guest Biography:

"Many Facebook and radio audiences have sought Billy Hayes’ expertise for years without fully realizing the price he paid for his extraordinary expertise. Billy is known as “The HAARP Man,” the tower erecter whose entire life has been shadowed by U.S. government agencies and the defense contractors that work for them. Billy is an MK-ULTRA survivor.



His father worked for one of those government agencies and so Billy was made to spend several years at the juvenile reform institute known as the Arthur G. Dozier School for Boys in Marianna, northern Florida. (In 2010, 30-some graves of “White House boys” were found during an investigation.) Dozier was finally closed in 2011 after 111 years of abuse, beatings, rapes, torture, and murder of students. A Department of Corrections prison was quickly constructed over it, perhaps to hide at least 150 more graves of boys killed. In the early 60's, Billy remembers drugs being administered and tested on students pursuant to profiling victims for MK-Ultra. In 1962, Billy left the school and was sent to Niceville High School in Niceville, Florida where he missed a lot of classes while being programmed and trained in electronics and electromagnetics MK-ULTRA-style.



In those early years of programming and training seminars, he encountered many names that listeners would recognize, such as Mark McCandlish, Jack Martin, Cathy O’Brien, Fred Bell, and Mike Ruppert. In fact, he maintained nearly daily contact with Ruppert until the night of his death." Fewer and fewer remain from Billy's early days.

 

Guest Category: Earth & Space, Technology
Guest Occupation: Musician, Author, Music video director,Vocalist,Drums,Synths, Percussion
Guest Biography:

10cc/Godley and Creme Legend Kevin Godley Releases New Book SPACECAKE on iBooks

Ireland – SPACECAKE chronicles the misadventures of a debauched and dangerous masochist as he tantrums his way through the sleazy worlds of Rock & Roll, music video and technology, each squalid escapade dragging him ever deeper into a repugnant maelstrom of sordid excess…well sort of. A wee bit, actually…not remotely.

It’s all about the work really.

If you don’t recognize the name, Kevin Godley was a founder member of ground breaking UK band 10cc. (Their single, “I’m Not In Love” continues to be one of the best selling records of all time). As one half of Godley & Creme he went on to pioneer the notion of music video as an art form and was responsible for iconic clips by artists such as Herbie Hancock, The Police, Duran Duran, Lou Reed & Frankie Goes to Hollywood etc, continuing to up his game in solo mode with U2, Frank Sinatra, Paul McCartney, The Beatles & Blur amongst others. KG thrives on re-inventing himself and SPACECAKE, his first book, takes you on an interactive tour of his life via pictures, music, film clips and 27 chapters of abstract insight into how everything from the first hits to WholeWorldBand, his music/video collaboration app, got made. It’s dark in some of the corners though…so make sure you bring a torch.

Kevin Michael Godley (born 7 October 1945, Prestwich, Lancashire, England) is a British musician, writer and music video director.

He was born in a family with Jewish ancestry, and went to North Cestrian Grammar School in Altrincham. His first band was Group 17 which had its origins in the Jewish Lads Brigade (The JLB). The members were Henri Shalam, Bernard Suffrin, Sydney Kaye and Jeffrey Baker, whose father may have inspired the “Sergeant Baker” character in the 10cc song, “Rubber Bullets”.

While attending art college in Manchester, Godley met Lol Creme and formed several bands, most notably Hotlegs and 10cc. After leaving 10cc, the two became known as Godley & Creme, both as musicians and music video / TV commercials directors. They won many MTV awards for their unique films and were jointly nominated for a Grammy Award for Best Music Video, Long Form for: The Police: Synchronicity Concert in 1986.

Godley writes, sings, and plays drums and percussion and in 1990 conceived and directed the TV music special “One World One Voice” that featured a global piece of music focussing on environmental and ecological issues. Godley also became a vegetarian during this period.

Both Godley and Lol Creme briefly “reunited” with their former 10cc bandmates Eric Stewart and Graham Gouldman on the 1992 album, “Meanwhile”. However, Godley claims that their involvement with the project was very limited, as the album was dominated by studio musicians. He performed the lead vocal on “The Stars Didn’t Show”, the band’s tribute to the late Roy Orbison. It was the only song on the album not sung by Stewart. Following “Meanwhile”, Godley and Creme went their separate ways.

He reunited with another former 10cc member, Graham Gouldman, to record new music in 2006 as GG/06, and together they have recorded six new songs which are available via their website

Recently, Godley has moved into developing a music platform that combines audio and video to create a global recording studio in the cloud called “WholeWorldBand”. The company was nominated for the “SXSW Music Accelerator Award” in 2013 and was one of eight finalists selected from a pool of over 500. 

SPACECAKE, the book, is available for download from iBooks and can be read on any Mac iOS device.

Guest Category: Arts, Music, News, TV & Film
Guest Occupation: Founder of Metatronic Healing
Guest Biography:

Pippa Merivale – Founder of Metatronic Healing

Pippa Merivale, a natural healer with several decades of experience in client and group work, used a variety of natural healing techniques, colour healing and insatiable curiosity about the human mind and heart for many years to hold others through the kind of profound life changes that she had experienced in her own life, until Metatron ‘landed’ in her life and commissioned her to “dissolve the story from the body energetically”, following this up shortly afterwards with the promise that in our time “the heart centre of humanity will be awakened”. She is author of several books, certifies Practitioners in Metatronic Healing worldwide and is a popular guest on radio shows

In Sacred Medicine: the 9 Spheres, Metatron takes the essence of Ginger, Cardamom, Clove, Turmeric, Nutmeg, Cumin and many other spices and spiritual allies such as Frankincense and Bergamot to deepen the breath and lift the spirit, exploring different life areas through each of the 9 segments which the full Teleseminar addresses - the Body and Physical Vitality, Will, Courage, Passion, Autonomy and others, and into a dynamic field of Angelic Intelligence and Love. Our 9 chakras are in constant evolution and growth: in a sense, their spheres are gradually expanding towards their ultimate destiny of uniting within a great sphere of oneness, as we restore what has been scattered, rebalance what has been damaged, and remember unity.

Guest Category: Alternative Health, Energy Healing, Homeopathy, Self Help, Angel Communication