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Guest: Stephanie Marohn, author of, The Goddess Shift: Women Leading For a Change 

Guest: Michael Brown, author of, The Presence Process: A Healing Journey Into Present Moment Awareness

On, Temple of Health Radio Show
on BBS Radio

With Host Dr. Kolb

Saturday February 13, 2010
on Temple of Health
9am Pacific Time
12pm Eastern Time
airing on Station 1

Guest: Tricia McCannon             

Topic: Jesus: The Explosive Story of the 30 Lost Years and the Ancient Mystery Religions

On, Temple of Health Radio Show
on BBS Radio

With Host Dr. Kolb

Saturday February 6, 2010
on Temple of Health
9am Pacific Time
12pm Eastern Time
airing on Station 1

Connie Stapleton, Ph.D.

Dr. Stapleton is a licensed psychologist who has worked in the Augusta area since moving here in 1997. Connie, her husband, and their three children are originally from Iowa. Dr. Stapleton completed her doctoral degree at Texas A&M University and her internship at the Medical College of Georgia.

Dr. Stapleton and her husband opened Mind Body Health Services in 2006. The business continues to grow steadily and the providers see people of all ages for therapy.

In addition to seeing individuals for therapy, Dr. Stapleton also works with couples. She sees patients at Mind Body Health Services in the evenings. She also works at the Medical College of Georgia in Student Health Services. In addition, she works extensively with local surgeons who conduct weight loss surgery.

Dr. Stapleton recently published a book on living a balanced life and the prevention of weight regain following bariatric surgery. Learn more about Eat It Up! here, and click here to preview the first two chapters.

For more information please visit: http://www.mindbodyhealthservices.com

Saturday January 30, 2010
on Temple of Health
with Host Dr. Kolb
On BBS Radio
9am Pacific Time
12pm Eastern Time
airing on Station 1

Stephan Martin, M.S.

Stephan Martin, M.S., is an astronomer, educator, and writer who has taught astronomy and physics at colleges and educational centers across the U.S. for over twenty years. Currently Assistant Professor of Astronomy at Bristol Community College in southeastern Massachusetts, he graduated with honors from Colgate University and earned his M.S. in physics and astronomy from the University of Wyoming. His graduate and subsequent astronomical research has focused on dark matter, infrared studies of spiral galaxies, and observations of the solar corona. He has worked for the Space Telescope Science Institute, and has also been supervisor of the Williams College observatory, where he participated in research expeditions around the world to study and observe solar eclipses.

With a background in both science and the humanities, he has also been active in exploring and promoting interdisciplinary approaches to exploring the universe. He attended the graduate program in Philosophy, Cosmology, and Consciousness studies at the California Institute of Integral Studies in San Francisco, California, and has been core faculty in the graduate-level Consciousness, Healing, and Ecology program at New College of California, where he helped design an innovative curriculum that integrates rigorous academic work with personal and cultural transformation.

His current research and writing focuses on the transformative potential of the insights of modern science and their integration into personal experience and everyday life. He continues to lead innovative and learning programs in educational, holistic, and nontraditional learning settings that explore the innovative results of modern cosmology with the insights and practices of the world’s spiritual and indigenous traditions.

A well-respected and popular teacher, he is noted for his ability to render complex scientific ideas accessible to a broad audience and present them in innovative and personally relevant ways. He frequently lectures and gives presentations on astronomy and the wonders of the night sky at observatories, planetariums, and other popular venues. He has published a wide variety of articles on a multitude of topics that range from technical scientific research to academic papers in philosophy and humanities to popular-level articles on science education and everyday spirituality. His writing has appeared in a variety of professional and popular journals, including Shaman’s Drum, The Bulletin of the American Astronomical Society, and The Focusing Connection. He lives with his wife in Westport, Massachusetts.

For more information please visit: http://www.cosmicconversations.org