Diana Durango is an actress born and raised in Tampa, Florida.  She trained at the Strasberg Actor’s Studio as a method actor under Mauricio Bustamante and Lola Cohen, as well as under Larry Silverberg learning the Meisner Technique.  She works out of Florida, Atlanta, New York, and L.A. in feature films and episodes such as “Monster” with Charlize Theron, “Wild Card” with Jason Statham, and “Escape at Dannemora” with director Ben Stiller and actor Benicio Del Toro.  She also works as a featured model for various campaigns, while also working in mental health therapy, life coaching, and policy advocacy.  She is active in advocating for women’s rights issues, domestic violence awareness and policy, and mental health policy and awareness alongside her acting and film making work. She has currently finished work in a series of horror films focusing on the “Halloween” genre as well as a feature horror film, “The Inn”.  Along with her film in horror she is branching into working in biblical films this upcoming 2024, sci fi films (“Battlestar Galactica: The Stranded Warrior”), films that advocate her passionate policy issues, as well as her own projects that she is currently writing.  Her upcoming star-studded feature film, “Once a Week for Life”, directed, written by, and starring George Zouvelos will be coming out in 2024, where she is playing the principle female character Eve.  She continues to work in film, and is open to working with talented directors, writers, and projects that have a voice, a purpose, and a soul.

Michael Hosking, Ph.D. is the founder and CEO of Revocycle: Mind and Body Cycling. He taught at Indiana University, Bloomington (where he also earned his Ph.D.  in Biology), and Davidson College (a top-ten National Liberal Arts College).

Dr. Hosking studied exercise and the brain with John Ratey, M.D. of Harvard University Medical School and author of “Spark: The Revolutionary New Science of Exercise and the Brain.” He lectures on how physical exercise can promote mental health through neurogenesis and reduction of the stress response.

Dr. Hosking currently serves on the Program Advisory Board of the John W. Brick Mental Health Foundation, an organization dedicated to reimagining our understanding of how we approach mental health challenges, with a focus on the role of mind-body practices and exercise. He also serves as an advisor to the Wellbeing Think Tank.

Links: https://www.linkedin.com/in/michael-hosking-ph-d-4b26804/

My guest is GRAHAM GORI who channels a non-human intelligence who is one of the creators of the human genome. Graham began as a journalist working in Havana as a translator for Fidel Castro at Cuba's largest newspaper, Granma. He was then hired by The New York Times in Mexico and later became the Associated Press's foreign correspondent in Bolivia during a time of social upheaval when Bolivia's Indigenous leaders rose to power. While covering a story about global warming in Peru, he was introduced to the Q'ero Indians, protectors of ancient shamanic wisdom. The Q'ero, who hid high in the Andes to escape the Spanish Inquisition, descended the mountains after nearly 400 years to share their teachings. Graham spent seven years learning their practices and became an initiate after receiving The Rite of the Womb. He then connected with a creator-being who revealed a transformative message for humanity. As a direct transmission, Graham’s first book, “Electric Ape,” is a collection transmitted from the creator being. "Electric Ape" is a guide outlining steps for humanity to move consciousness across timelines and undergo a metamorphosis into beings existing in anti-time. The book explains how humanity's "junk" DNA can activate dimensional shifts when Earth's magnetic field changes. Graham's work offers profound insights into Earth's current upheavals and humanity's evolutionary potential. 

Co-founder and co-spiritual director of Spiritual Arts Institute, Dimitri has been instrumental in bringing Spiritual Arts Institute to the place it is today as a premier metaphysical school. With Barbara, he is co-author of the international bestseller Change Your Aura, Change Your Life, Communing with the Divine, Karma and Reincarnation, The Healing Power of Your Aura and their newest book Heaven and Your Spiritual Evolution(release date, October 2021). He is an eloquent speaker on a wide variety of spiritual topics, has lectured across the country, appeared on numerous radio shows and leads the workshops and training classes offered at the Institute with Barbara.

Originally trained in motion pictures and television, Dimitri was pursuing a promising career in directing and producing, having received an Academy Award nomination for his film short Don’t Let It Bother You. When he was twenty-five, Dimitri had a profound spiritual awakening that changed his life. About a year later, he met Barbara at a dinner party and knew that night Barbara was the spiritual teacher he had to study with.

Barbara trained Dimitri in metaphysics as well as getting him involved in her spiritual mission. Following the mystery school lineage tradition, Barbara saw in him the person who was meant to help her bring the Kingdom of Light Teachings to the world and lead the spiritual mission beyond her tenure. Dimitri realized this was his spiritual purpose and redirected his life’s work to pursue the path of metaphysics.

Years later, Barbara and Dimitri broke new ground with the publication of Change Your Aura Change Your Life, first in a series of mystical writings. This led to their founding Spiritual Arts Institute and Dimitri becoming a spiritual teacher. At first supporting the encyclopedic wisdom of Barbara, now through his own spiritual connection, Dimitri is an illumined teacher contributing new inspiration to the spiritual wisdom in books, workshops and course materials.

Hi! My name is Katie. I grew up in the suburbs of Philadelphia then spent time living in Nashville and Los Angeles, and am now based in Sun Valley, Idaho. My mom says I started humming in the car before I could even talk, so using my voice has come naturally to me forever.

I moved to Nashville in 2014 to attend Belmont University for Songwriting. During that time, I placed as a finalist in the ASCAP Writers Showcase and released my first EP, placed as a finalist in the 2016 American Songwriting Awards with my song "Painted Hearts", and played Unify Fest in 2016 with Trevor Hall and Mike Love. I got to play at the world famous Bluebird Cafe and then released my first full-length album “Something Different” in 2017. I’ve traveled across the country sharing my music and have had the privilege of opening for some really cool artists like John Paul White of The Civil Wars and Nicholas Petricca of Walk the Moon. More recently, my song “Honey” with The Motel Brothers just hit 17 million streams on Spotify.

A few years ago I went viral for my videos of me singing to farm animals. I started posting them to share how animals react to music, and in the process discovered that millions of people also found joy in those moments. Animals have always been my second passion and so to combine my two loves in this way has been so fun.

Currently, I live in Sun Valley, Idaho, playing music at the Sun Valley Ski Resort twice weekly. I’m working on my second album, expected summer 2024, and can’t wait to share my new music!

You can find all my releases on all streaming and digital platforms. 

I am a survivor leader, legislative advocate, speaker and expert witness on human trafficking. As a sex trafficking survivor, lived experiences provide an understanding of the devastating trauma. Today I am working towards a master's degree in social work with an emphasis on public policy. Staying connected to the anti-trafficking movement is paramount for understanding the complexities of vulnerabilities and advocating with victims and survivors. Presentations include what sex trafficking looks like, the intersectionality between trafficking and the child welfare system, and stopping illicit massage businesses from operating in our communities.

Medical Writer of Lower Extremity Review: writing, editing research from the literature for multidisciplinary clinicians treating conditions of the lower extremity (podiatry, physical and rehabilitation medicine, aging, orthotics, pedorthics, wound care); managing freelance and solicited content; article production

Janice has been developing and packaging medical content for more than 20 years both in print and digitally. A journalist by training, she has written and edited for professional and patient audiences as well as for regulators and policymakers. While her sweet spot is periodicals (newsletters, magazines, journals), she also has extensive experience in books, multi-part projects, oral presentations, and training materials. Past positions include Editor-in-Chief of the journal Geriatrics, Managing Editor of the ADA’s Diabetes Forecast, Senior Publications Manager for Healthy People 2010, and Editorial Director of a medical communications firm. In addition to serving on the local university-affiliated Institutional Review Board for 4 years, Janice served as a patient/caregiver advocate on the Advisory Panel on Clinical Effectiveness and Decision Science for the Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Institute (PCORI) for 4 years.

Ildiko Susany is an actor, writer, and filmmaker based in Vancouver, Canada. Marley, Someone is her debut indie feature film as producer, writer, director, and actor. The film won the Audience Choice Award at the Sydney Lift-Off Film Festival. Check out: marleysomeone.com.

ACTING

Ildiko’s screen credits include: Alaska Daily (ABC), Zoey’s Extraordinary Playlist S2 (NBC), Marley, Someone, Lost in Space S2 (Netflix) and Deadly Class S1 (Syfy). Theatre credits: Babes in The Woods (Don’t Look Away/Redline Productions), A Man With Five Children (Darlinghurst Theatre Company), Henry V (Bell Shakespeare Company), The Players (Bell Shakespeare Company), Asylum (Apocalypse Theatre Company) and A View From Moving Widows (Riverside Theatres). Web series credits: Fragments of Friday (Endemol Productions). Ildiko has also worked in various short films, commercials and voice overs.

WRITING

Ildiko is a staff writer on Virgin River season 6 (Netflix). She made her television writing debut on Netflix’s Virgin River season 5 with episode 9, “Angel’s Peak”. Additionally, Ildiko wrote, produced, directed, and starred in her debut feature film, Marley, Someone which won the Audience Choice Award at the Sydney Lift-Off Film Festival 2022, was a Semi-Finalist in the Toronto Independent Film Festival of Cift 2021, and made the official selection in the Vancouver Independent Film Festival 2021. Ildiko is a Netflix-BANFF Diversity of Voices participant which afforded her the opportunity to pitch her comedy series at the BANFF World Media Festival 2021. Ildiko has been the Script & Clearance Coordinator on Virgin River S4 & S5 (Netflix) and the Script Coordinator on Psych 3: This is Gus (Peacock). Ildiko wrote The Day the Galaxy Inevitably Exploded and Died which was shortlisted in Queensland Theatre Company’s Young Playwright’s Program. Ildiko produced and performed in this play for Backbone Youth Arts’ 2high Festival and the Sydney Fringe Festival where it was nominated for the Best of Theatre Award.

TRAINING & AFFILIATION

Ildiko graduated with distinction from a Bachelor of Theatre Arts – Acting degree from the University of Southern Queensland. She is a recipient of a Marten Bequest Travelling Scholarship which enabled her to train at the Atlantic Acting School (NYC), The Second City (Chicago) and Bramon Garcia Braun (LA). She has been a core member and social media manager of the Women in Theatre & Screen (WITS Australia) and a committee member of the Equity Diversity Committee (Australia).

REPRESENTATION

As an actor, Ildiko Susany is represented by Kendra Naka at The Characters Talent Agency.

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