Jamuna Rangachari interviews Brenda Michaels who hosts a popular radio talk show, Conscious Talk, along with her partner Rob Spears, on healing, awareness and the New Age
One of my friends recently told me about Conscious Talk, a radio talk show hosted by Rob Spears and Brenda Michaels.
Rob was diagnosed with Non-Hodgkins Lymphoma and given about one year to live (which was 40 years ago) and Brenda was diagnosed with cancer three times, the last time in her breast. She was also given about a year to live. Neither of them opted for chemotherapy or radiation treatments, but instead, went on separate journeys with the intention to heal emotionally, spiritually, and physically.
They later founded a website with the aim of making people aware about new revelations in the holistic field.
“If we desire to change our current circumstances and create a peaceful world that includes the realisation of our full consciousness, then it is time for us to take personal responsibility for our lives and the environment we live in,” they say. Their radio show is a bold, spiritual ‘wake-up call for change’ that aims to inform, inspire and empower people. The show, which is grounded in spiritual and metaphysical beliefs, examines every part of a person’s life from a conscious perspective, and encourages listeners to take responsibility for their lives. It highlights possibilities and solutions that have yet to become ‘mainstream’.
Brenda, the co-founder of Conscious Talk, shares her views with us on behalf of both of them.
When did you start thinking about beginning Conscious Talk?
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