Desolation Angel Radio

Tonight, continuing in our mission of bringing voices every night to what is occurring around us, your voices, our voices; it was my pleasure to talk with a friend of 30 years Mz Imani (Imani White) in a far-ranging conversation. We talked about what’s happening, what she’s doing, what’s she’s offering virtually to help people, we talked about the power of language, about working with and through the fear around what’s happening, about choices, about what we can do to move forward, and about other things happening around us while this is going on. Please listen in, free to download or stream, or just listen.

Tonight, we continued our mission and series of bringing voices, your voices to these days we live in. From here in Buffalo, Avi Shalom and Bridge Rauch lent their voices and gave interviews, and to my ears, brought hope and light. No matter where you are, or who you are, I ask you to listen to what they have to say, and the information they give. If you're in Buffalo, as two of the people intimately tied into the Buffalo Mutual Aid Network, they're a treasure trove of information, either for you, a family member or a neighbor. Please listen, as you may find some things out you didn't know, and have more resources for food, for help, for questions that you or anyone else may have, and hear a vision for the future beyond Covid-19. Free to download, stream, listen and share (and do so liberally). If you're not in the area, still more information to have to build and grow mutual aid networks wherever you are.

Tonight, Sunday the 29th, we continue our effort to bring you nightly, every night, voices to join the chorus of voices fighting this. Tonight, Nicole James and Cate Dalton, medical professionals bring a wealth of accurate information you can use right now, tonight, and tomorrow in staying safe and informed. Free to download or stream, the entire library, every episode, every voice. Tonight, information from two people who are professionals that we love, adding their voices to help bring some calm, some knowledge and help with the fear.

The Saturday night show is a full interview with Tanith Roberts. Drummers, Fire Tribe, fire people, anyone missing that connection through fire and drum, you're going to want to listen to this. Tanith has a full list of resources that have sprung up online to continue to offer that and connect in that way and form community, and stay connected to each other. Free to download, or stream, and shareable, so get the word out to your friends.

Tonight, in the continued effort to bring your voices, all our voices together in a common chorus, we continued talking to people about how they're doing in these days, and getting through it, and hopefully providing some hope, being a candle to join all of your candles against the dark.We talked to Dancing Tree Joe down in Maryland, and Tanith Roberts, who's busy tonight helping the people (longer interview with her tomorrow), from New Orleans, and that hotspot, we talked to Lori Cavagnero and how she's doing, and from Florida, we talked to Daniella Waterhawk, Don Waterhawk and Billy Woods. All of these people sending out their hello's, their voices, and checking in with all of you. Free to download, stream and enjoy. The link takes you to the library with every episode we've done through these strange days.

Continuing our efforts to be a familiar voice during these days, mostly music, that hopefully makes you feel a little better, and information on where some good organic beef, chicken and pork can be found, the script to use with credit card companies and mortgage companies to get payments deferred, and just some good connection, and one candle raised with all of yours against the darkness

Tonight's episode features an interview with Teri Owens (Cricket), an RN with 30 years clinical, hospital experience, an herbalist and an all around hoot and a joy to talk with. Packed with information, procedures you can use at home during this time, lots of resources, a lot of humor and laughter, some stories and some hope in looking ahead. Free to listen to, download or stream.

Tonight's episode of the podcast continues our chronicle and narrative of these days we live in through other's voices. An expanded Sunday edition, tonight's episode features wonderful interviews with Jessika Garcia and Greg Haley. Jessika is an over the road truck driver, and one who delivers our food here in Western New York to grocery stores. Her insights and observations, and what we can do to help these heroes of the road who are making sure we stay fed. Greg and I went all over the map with ours, but with Greg's keen mind and insight and a look not just at what's happened, but how's it's affecting us, and what we can do now, and what we can look forward to after this is over to help one another, learn and be better.