Today we are speaking with Lee Carroll and Monika Muranyi who work together as part of a joint mission to share the messages and teachings of Kryon’s wisdom. Lee’s relationship with Kryon began in 1989 when he experienced a profound loving energy that awakened him to an understanding that God was bigger than anything he was ever told. Since then, Lee has produced fourteen Kryon books, and was the co-author of three Indigo Children books. These Indigo books introduced the world to the term “Indigo Children” in 2000, spawning many follow-up books by various authors, a movie, a documentary, and lots of interest worldwide regarding our changing kids! The Indigo books have sold almost half a million copies world-wide in twenty-three languages. Lee is the original channel for Kryon and his service to humanity as a channel for Kryon has been recognized by the Delphi Metaphysical University who awarded him an honorary doctorate degree of Science, Transpersonal Psychology, & Metaphysics. In addition, Lee Carroll has been listed as one of the “100 most spiritually influential living people” by the prestigious WATKINS “Mind, Body, Spirit” magazine from the UK for over six consecutive years. In 2012 Monika Muranyi began her journey with Lee when she launched her first published book, The Gaia Effect. Monika went on to publish three more subject-driven books from the vast collection of Kryon channels. As a result, she has masterfully helped tie together the complex subject of who we are and why we are here. Throughout her books, Monika has posed dozens of questions to Kryon that provide us with greater understandings and new realizations about our esoteric truths. Their partnership in the Kryon work has resulted in the creation of three beautifully illustrated oracle card decks, two Kryon Apps for the smart phone, and a weekly online gathering of old souls who participate in the Healing Wednesday program. Learn More: www.kryon.com, www.kryonmasters.com, www.monikamuranyi.com

Michael Crouch, LCSW graduated from Columbia University with his MSW in 1991. Before that he spent 15 years in theatre/music. He has a private practice in Stamford, CT and is the co-coordinator of the FCTRT and a Consultant in EMDR. As part of his work with the FCTRT he is embedded with the Norwalk Fire Department. The FCTRT was formed after the Christmas day fire in Stamford, CT and a year later responding to the tragedy of Sandy Hook/Newtown. His understanding of and training in trauma and 1st responders began. Michael did a TEDx talk in 2014 on "Grit" in the 1st Responder Community. 

My Values: Family, Hard Work, Honesty, Community, and Fiscal Responsibility.

Growing Up: I was born and raised in Eads, CO. My parents, Henry “Burrel” and Ruby, were from farming families and longtime residents of the area. I have an older brother, Ken. My father was a barber by trade and operated Burrel’s Barber Shop after serving overseas in World War II. He semi-retired from his shop and worked for the local Draft Board until fully retiring in 1986. My mother worked in the office of the local Eads hospital for over 30 years until 1987. Following retirement, they moved to Fairplay to help my wife, Lillian, and I raise our children.

My father and two of his brothers (one older, one younger) each married one of the three Buck sisters!

My First Job: When I was 12, I began working at the local flower and gift shop owned by my aunt and uncle. Frequently, we worked into the night getting flowers ready for weddings or funerals. This is where I learned the work ethic that I still carry with me today. They later opened Wissel Dry Goods where I worked through high school until leaving for college in 1974.

College: I left for college in the fall of 1974 and attended Southern Colorado State College in Pueblo, and attended one year.  I was a music major with a minor in Business Administration. I loved band.

Love for Music: I am a drummer to the core; playing music is my passion. In fact, I played rock ‘n’ roll with my brother from age 12 through today! He plays bass guitar. Our dad used to drive us to and from gigs around southeastern Colorado when we were starting out. Music was always important in our family. My father loved music – he played trumpet and was a member of our church choir along with my mother. They always sang for Sunday services. I still enjoy singing hymns at church on Sundays.

As a child, I tried to learn piano, but my teacher couldn’t get me to play softly. I wanted to make noise – not just music! In fifth grade, I switched to drums.

Finding My Forever Home: I moved to Fairplay in the summer of 1979 to play rock ‘n’ roll with my brother Ken who was working for CDOT as a “drift buster.” I needed a day job so I applied for a position at the Park County Assessor’s Office doing administrative work. I was promoted to Deputy Assessor after six months and in October 1980, I was appointed as Assessor. I proudly served in that capacity for 38 years.

My grandfather, Aurelias Barr worked on the Sam Hartsel Ranch in the 1920’s – 30’s with his two brothers. That was the beginning of our family heritage in South Park.

Love of my Life: I met my wife, Lillian, in 1980 while we were both working for Park County – I was Deputy Assessor and she was Administrative Assistant to the Board of County Commissioners. We became fast friends and shortly after getting to know her, I knew she was the one. We were married in May 1982. We have three children together: Brandon, Jennifer and Dominic. Lillian has two sons from a previous marriage, Mark and Jeffery. We have a wonderful, large family that has given us grandchildren, great grandchildren and grand-dogs!

My Hobbies: Playing drums! I was a member of the band Revolver from 1979-2012 . We played classic rock ‘n’ roll all over Park County. I get an opportunity to play every now and then, and I still love it! I also enjoy spending time with my family – we are lucky that our children live in Colorado.  

I also serve on the Board of the Upper South Platte Water Conservancy District (USPWCD) and have been involved with that organization since 1985. I wanted to get involved and give back to the county that had given me so much.

My Philosophy: Lillian and I do not know a stranger. We are regular local folks. We have remained here through these years because we love this place, and the people. I am a good listener - I have to be - since I have hearing loss in my left ear. I was swimming and got an ear infection when I was five. It has taught me to be a very attentive listener.

My Favorites:

• Food - Pork Chops & Rice.

• Sport - All Colorado based teams, college and professional. Love the Broncos, Nuggets, Rockies, and Avalanche. Go CU Buffs!

• Dream Vacation Spot - Colorado - there’s no place like it. Anything with water and camping is always awesome.

• Band - Revolver of course ;) I also love Rush (Neal Perth is my idol as a drummer), Eagles, Doobie Brothers, Eric Clapton, Journey and anything that has that old classic rock feel.

READ MORE AT: https://www.wissel4parkco.com/blank-page

Joseph C.  Maroonis Clinical Professor of Neurosurgery at the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center (UPMC) and longtime team neurosurgeon to the Pittsburgh Steelers.

His educational training was at Indiana University, Georgetown, University of Vermont and Oxford University, England.

His research interests have been diverse, including the development of minimally invasive surgical procedures for the brain, orbit and spine, traumatic brain injuries, and diseases related to aging.

He served as president of the Congress of Neurological Surgeons, the largest society of neurosurgeons in North America. He co- developed the ImPACT® neurocognitive test for concussion management, now a standard of care for the NFL and all contact sports.

He was a scholastic All-American in football at Indiana University and is also a triathlete. He has competed in over 100 races including 8 Ironman distance finishes, 5 in Kona, Hawaii. On Sept. 28^th, 2022, he was first in his age group at the Chicago Triathlon, the largest triathlon in the country.

He was inducted into the Lou Holtz Hall of Fame along with Joe Montana and Kareem Abdul Jabbar for his sports contributions. He is a member of the NFL Head and Spine committee and in 2022 was awarded the NFL Physicians Society Arthur C. Rettig Award for Academic Excellence in Research for advancing the health and safety of players in the NFL.

He was the recipient of the Jerome Bettis Humanitarian of the Year Award. Academically, he has authored more than 300 scientific papers, seven books, and 60 book chapters. 

Jill Fischer, Hypnotherapist, Energy Healer and International Speaker

Jill coaches people who are struggling with anxiety, chronic health, weight and sleep issues. They've tried western medicine, alternative therapies, counselling, prescription drugs, yoga... and nothing’s worked and they’re feeling hopeless. That's where Jill comes in. With her fun energizing process, she helps people live healthier, calmer, lighter and happier lives than they’ve ever felt before.



Jill is The Healthy Wealthy Healer: Un-Hypnotizing Humanity... Listen to the end of the show for 2 FREE GIFTS, in addition to the wisdom nuggets shared during the show.



Learn more about Jill here:

https://linktr.ee/jillfischer

Facebook:   https://www.facebook.com/jillfischer.ca

Facebook Public Group for MindReset Living a Life You Love : https://www.facebook.com/groups/264833431677524

Facebook Public Group for Positive Inspired Thinking: https://www.facebook.com/pg/positiveinspiredthinking

Twitter:  https://twitter.com/JillFischerInt

Instagram:  https://www.instagram.com/jillfischer.ca/

LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/jillfischer/

Youtube https://www.youtube.com/user/JillCorinneFischer

Adam is a 20 year professional in the sales industry recently transitioned into finance over the past several years. He has built a practice currently working with over 100 First Responders and Veterans across the country. His conviction is built on his father who is a Vietnam Veteran and his brother who is a Navy Veteran and retired Cold Case NYPD Detective, now Director of First Responders for Forge Health. Adam is a member and sponsor for many local police organizations and hopes to have the opportunity to give some piece of mind to as many First Responders and Veterans as he can.