Savanna Wonderwheel is a 29 year old millennial living in the Pacific Northwest. Born and raised in rural Northern California she spent her childhood combing through creeks and playing in the woods, truly believing in the magic of the world. As an adult she has found a calling in body work and has seen over and over the magic that happens when people work on healing themselves. Always searching for more meaning and trying to get a glimpse behind the curtain any chance possible, she loves to skip the small talk and get into the good stuff. Savanna feels incredibly lucky to have gotten Sue Ellen as her a grandmother and now co-host. 

Sue Ellen Parkinson is a 71 year old, internationally known artist who paints the Sacred Feminine. She is someone who has truly forged her own path. She raised two children as a single mother, doing graphic design and illustration. For the last 10 years she’s made her living doing her art, while living in the mountains of Northern California, close to nature. A lover of poetry and the arts, she has had a long time interest in Jungian psychology and the teachings of the Buddha. Sue Ellen believes that intergenerational dialog is an essential component in healing our worlds problems, and adores her granddaughter, and co-host, Savanna Wonderwheel.