This Issue TV + Maine Peace Walkers in Bath and Brunswick this week!

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Please take some time today to watch this show hosted by Bruce Gagnon as he interviews artist Russell Wray.  Both Bruce and Russell are dear to our hearts.  They are peace and environmental activists living in Maine striving to create a better future for our Earth and all her inhabitants.  Both work locally and globally. They were part of a large group of peace activists who were here at Twinkle’s Place last year during Maine Peace Walkers trek.  This year for the Maine Peace Walk they are stationed in Bath.  Tonight the UU Congregation in Brunswick is hosting them for: Maine Peace Walk for Conversion, Community and Climate Join them!

Bruce Gagnon works for the Global Network Against Weapons & Nuclear Power in Space and writes a popular blog called Organizing Notes.

Russell Wray leads an organization called COAST (Citizens Opposing Active Sonar Threats) and was largely motivated to do civil disobedience at BIW due to Navy sonar’s impact on sea life – particularly whales and dolphins.  His art work is often motivated by his love for whales and dolphins.

 

Living the Deeper YES! by Anna Huckabee Tull

Art, Blog, Books, Promotions for Friends and Colleagues

Over the years I have been blessed to have collaborated with my friend Anna on many projects, including: Women of Spirit anthology, TEDxWaldenPond, Empowering Women fundraising concerts with Anna and The Porch Party Mamas, Women’s Retreats at First Parish in Concord, the list goes on.  Anna is one of the most wonderfully creative and deeply spiritual women I know on the planet! She walks her talk. I am so proud to celebrate her new book with the world!  Anna’s book powerfully discloses an oft overlooked reality we are all faced with: the entangled relationship we have with ourselves. Living the Deeper YES mindfully teaches us how to “unblend from the places inside that hurt.” Click the image below and order your copy today!

 

 

Twinkle featured speaker at Pecha Kucha Vol 25

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“Twinkle” Marie Manning was the featured speaker at Pecha Kucha Vol 25 which opened the International Film Festival in Waterville, Maine.

She spoke about Community Media/PEG Stations. How they work and the enormous economic development impact they can have when utilized. She reviewed how the FCC rules have changed and impacted this asset and, importantly, explained how most every town and city in the USA receives funding for a community media station, whether or not they actually have one. This resource is on the extinct list. It could well save one’s community. The theme of her talk: “TV for Your Soul”: How to Create Your Own TV Show or Film and Why You Should!