Steve Keller is the Producer and Director of “Invisible Young,” a feature-length documentary film that examines the lives of four homeless teenagers in Seattle, Washington. It takes a revealing look at their families, their day-to-day lives, their likely fates, and explores what options they have for a hopeful, prosperous future. Join us as we discuss how the film is influencing how we view the story of homelessness among the young in our society, how it happens, where it leads and the challenges of transition.

Join Dr. Jeff as he tells stories to feed the summer sun, and inspire the medicine of the season.

Linda Wolf is an artist, author, photographer and social entrepreneur. As founder of Teen Talking Circles (TTC), she has witnessed the incredible transformation of young lives by way of dialogue and the sharing of story. On this show, we will discuss the power of truth in one’s life and how that affects every relationship and the stories told and not told. We will explore how the work of TTC impacts families and communities and the courage that it takes to live these principles. Discover her work in creating sustainable, thriving, connected relationships and how it models all that we want to create in the world.

Artist, author Jerry Wennstrom was born in New York on January 13, 1950. He attended Rockland Community College and the State University of New Paltz. After producing a large body of work, at age 29 he set out to discover the rock-bottom truth of his life. For years he questioned the limits of his creative life as a studio painter. After destroying all of his art and giving away everything he owned, Jerry began a life of unconditional trust, allowing life to provide all that was needed. He lived this way for 15 years. In 1998 he moved to Washington State, where he eventually married Marilyn Strong and produced a large new body of art. Marilyn and Jerry’s charming Whidbey Island home is now filled with his unique interactive sculptures and paintings. Jerry also built a 40-foot meditation tower on his property, which is featured along with his story in a book by Laura Chester called Holy Personal.

Join us as we speak to Jerry about the story of his journey and his leap of faith into life.

Alan Honick is a writer and filmmaker whose work has won recognition in several categories, with awards for photography, editing, writing, and producing from the Society of Professional Journalists and several national and international film festivals. In this interview, we will be focusing on a project called The Sense of Fairness, in which we’re investigating the evolution of the human sense of fairness, from its biological roots among the earliest social living animals through its manifestations in the social, economic, and political institutions of today.

With the chaos of the current world, there are those choosing to live in honor and respect of the world around them. Join us as a we speak with Chuck Estin, PhD, a Permaculture Designer, storyteller and adventurer on his recent experience of living at Damanhur, a living laboratory of the future. For almost 40 years, Damanhur has thrived as an eco-village in Northwestern Italy based on ethical and spiritual values, awarded by an agency of the United Nations as a model for a sustainable future.

Join Dr. Jeff as he talks with Dr. Deborah Milton and they share stories about cultivating an active, ritual life.

Carolyn Graye is a gifted Jazz musician, educator and performer. We will be discussing the power of music in building personal and social identities, the psychospiritual aspects of music and the inter-relationship of song, dance and storytelling. Join us as we explore the importance of finding your voice in all areas of life.

Join Dr. Jeff as he tells stories to feed the summer sun, and inspire the medicine of the season.

Encore Presentation – We are living in a time of great transition for the human story. Movements such as Transition Towns and other communities are embracing new ways to live and be. When we look at patterns of evolution and natural systems, we can make more vibrant, thriving communities. Join us as a we speak with Chuck Estin, PhD, a Permaculture Designer and adventurer.