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Madame Tingley's Organ Chapter 1 |
May 15, 2011 |
| About Madame Tingley’s Organ: Sisters Lex and Sandi Carroll grew up in San Diego in the early 1980s. Lex was drawn to the material, Sandi to the spiritual. The novel goes back and forth between their childhood and 1997, after Lex learns that her younger sister has led a commune in what appears to be a cult suicide. The story is set against a background of family involvement with various communes, including Lomaland, a Theosophical community that thrived in San Diego from the 1890s through World War Two. |
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Bill Cameron interviewed by Teresa Bergen January, 2011 |
January 27, 2011 |
| Crime writer Bill Cameron is the author of Lost Dog, Chasing Smoke, Day One and the forthcoming County Line. In this interview he describes how he developed his writing craft, going from rambling, unpublished 1,000+ page sci-fi epics to a series of taut, published crime novels. And all with humor and modesty.
To learn more about Bill, visit http://www.billcameronmysteries.com
This interview was recorded in January, 2011 for Sparkle: The Teresa Bergen Creativity Hour on Health Beat Radio, www.healthbeatradio.com
Learn more about Teresa at www.teresabergen.com
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Madame Tingley's Organ Chapter 3 |
May 15, 2011 |
| About Madame Tingley’s Organ: Sisters Lex and Sandi Carroll grew up in San Diego in the early 1980s. Lex was drawn to the material, Sandi to the spiritual. The novel goes back and forth between their childhood and 1997, after Lex learns that her younger sister has led a commune in what appears to be a cult suicide. The story is set against a background of family involvement with various communes, including Lomaland, a Theosophical community that thrived in San Diego from the 1890s through World War Two. |
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Jay Fields interviewed by Teresa Bergen |
November 28, 2010 |
| Jay Fields is a yoga teacher, counselor, wilderness guide and writer who lives in Portland, Oregon. She writes about spiritual matters in a way that’s so practical and grounded in everyday life, like a real human wrote it, not someone pretending to be perfect. Jay is working on a manifesto about her philosophy, which she calls revelationary living. Learn more about Jay at http://www.revelationaryliving.com/ This interview was recorded for Sparkle: The Teresa Bergen Creativity Hour on Health Beat Radio, www.healthbeatradio.com
Learn more about Teresa at www.teresabergen.com |
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Mo Phillips interview by Teresa Bergen November 2010 |
December 29, 2010 |
| Mo Phillips played in rock and jazz bands, and even toured India scaring people with his math rock compositions, before finding his calling as a kids’ musician. After having two children of his own, he started to write songs for them. In this interview he talks about his musical career and the founding of his Rock N Roll Kindy program.
For more information about Mo, go to http://www.mophillips.com/
This interview was recorded in November, 2010 for Sparkle: The Teresa Bergen Creativity Hour on Health Beat Radio, www.healthbeatradio.com
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