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Tribe1 Spirited Tribe So glad I caught this programSo glad I caught this program! I love Tribe 1 and had the good fortune to be able to sing with them briefly while I was in Philadelphia in 2005-06. Niyonu Spann's welcoming spirit and open heart was such a gift to me, and, as Ingrid and Johnathan said, her ability to tune in and listen - and to change plans on the spot, out of her intuitive listening! - cultivates in the group an exciting experience of walking in faith all the time. I miss Tribe 1 immensely, not living in Philly now, and am grateful for this interview and program! Paulette Meier (not verified)
Treatment Courts Drugs, Mental Health, & Healing Justice I hope lots of people hearI hope lots of people hear this show. Rich F. (not verified)
Howard Lewis Embedded Reporter - In the Human Race It was great to hear HowardIt was great to hear Howard talk about details of his songs. He is a great songwriter and thanks so much for this program. Respectfully, John John Higgins (not verified)
Howard Lewis Embedded Reporter - In the Human Race I have been a longtimeI have been a longtime follower of Howard's Embedded Reporter, inspired by the lyrics, the music, and the life of Howard Lewis Hintertheur. I uploaded the link to Howard's interview along with the lyrics here: http://www.milwaukeerenaissance.com/EmbeddedReporter/HomePage Thanks for this great gift! Godsil James Godsil (not verified)
Raging Grannies Raging Grannies Are Conspiring After all, what harm can anAfter all, what harm can an elderly woman cause? Apparently, police think these women are a threat, and need to be treated with the same level of physical contact as younger, more active people: http://www.isthmus.com/daily/article.php?article=41269 Todd Vandenbark
Tyler Norman Mesoamerica Resiste: Beyond Colonialism Love having the visuals toLove having the visuals to follow along. Great message and well presented. Sandra McKinney (not verified)
Treatment Courts Healing Justice, Part 1 The comments of the AIM CourtThe comments of the AIM Court particpant Rachel highlights the wisdom and insightfullness of our brothers and sisters who have had run-ins with our legal system. This program gives them a structured way to share their maturity. In all of our attempts to improve social problems we need to hear and sometimes to be led by these courageous spokespersons. In the words of Fr. Greg Boyle "we need to be awed by compassion for the load some people care rather than in judgement of how they carry it". I acknowledge that my high rating of this program reflects my passion for the use of Treatment Courts. Thank you for shining your spotlight on this program that diverts needy people into treatment that works for so many. Their model needs to be adopted by the "Department of Corrections" to deserve that title; presently, this state agency could be more aptly called the Department of Warehousing Those With Diminishing Hope. Thank you Mark. Mark Ruddy (not verified)
Treatment Courts Healing Justice, Part 1 Awesome, Rachael was hard toAwesome, Rachael was hard to understand because of the sound quality but the whole thing was well worth listening. Rich F. (not verified)
photo of Sandy McKinney smiling Sandy McKinney's Song of the Soul Really fun to listen toReally fun to listen to almost 10 years later. Sandra McKinney (not verified)
Joseph Ellwanger Strength for the Stuggle Rev Joe Elwanger inspired meRev Joe Elwanger inspired me to "fan the flame" of my social justice pilot light back in 2007. I know he inspires many. His stories give us a rich history of the Civil Rights movement. Sandra McKinney (not verified)