Archive for September 2016
Come Before Five
Come Before Five (Official Video) ©2016 The Big Takeover Directed by “Crazy Gringo” Liz Paradise & Zach Thomson Big Takeover Production (BMI)
Read MoreTammi Price – Nourishing Destiny and the 5 Element Theory of Chinese Medicine
By way of her own healing story, Naturopathic Physician and Acupuncturist Tammi Price-Lall outlines how unexpected life paths converged to present an understanding of Chinese Medicine’s vision of “destiny” and innate potential. Tammi then outlines Chinese Medicine’s Five-Element Theory, and how this relates and informs how she works with patients in her acupuncture and naturopathic…
Read MoreSteve Gorn – The Transformative Power of Music
“The universe hangs on sound” – Grammy Award-winning musician Steve Gorn presents a cross-cultural survey of examples and contexts where music has been transformational in intentional, revelatory, and controversial ways. Steve then offers a fascinating demonstration of Raga exploration on the bansuri flute — explaining his musical and tonal process as he explores a classical…
Read MoreBarbara Neiman – My Calm Place _ Tools to Manage Our Collective Trauma
Through exploring and returning to body and breath, Barbara Neiman guides us to our own calm place. Through her own personal journey with mindfulness and meditation, Barbara outlines how she now works with these tools to support health, wellness, and peace. Collective and personal trauma are explored, and discussed in relation to these calming techniques.
Read MoreToo Good to Waste: Eric Gabrynowicz
In August 2016, Glynwood hosted a special workshop for Hudson Valley chefs on the growing interest in solving food waste in the United States. Eric Gabrynowicz, chef of Restaurant North and Market North in Armonk, NY, was our co-host for the event. Here, he issues a call to action to chefs and home cooks to…
Read MoreHudson River at Risk 6: A Pipeline Runs Through It
hudsonriveratrisk.com There are countless unknowns about the safety and future of both projects but one thing is certain: Neither helps provide New Yorkers with gas or oil. As we’ve come to learn in our reporting of this series about risks to the Hudson River and Valley, both pipeline projects bring to New York exorbitant risks…
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