October 2019 – Soundings Mindful Media Podcast

Soundings Mindful Media Podcast

Dean and Dudley Evenson are Soundings of the Planet co-founders and have been producing video since 1970 and audio since 1979. In addition to their award-winning music, they have recorded hundreds of hours of interviews with new thought leaders, sound healers, Native American medicine people, Tibetan monks, yogis, meditators, coaches, authors, teachers, and wisdom keepers from around the world. In these podcasts, they share some of their best interviews and talk about a wide range of topics from Chakras to Meditation and all aspects of healing and self-love. Subscribe today and be inspired. soundings.com

d’Rachael Interview on Soundings Mindful Media Podcast

This podcast features an interview with our friend and longtime musical collaborator d’Rachael (aka Diane Rachael). Dean Evenson and I met d’Rachael in the early years of creating of our record label Soundings of the Planet. She was already an accomplished musician and when she added the gentle tones of her harp to Dean’s flute, it helped give birth to the inspired and magical sound that spawned a generation of peaceful earth music. Even though she has lived in Mexico for almost 40 years, d’Rachael and Dean have maintained their unique collaboration on numerous recordings and live concerts. Recently, they completed recording a wonderful new album called Tropical Relaxation set for release November 15th. Hope you enjoy learning more about d’Rachael.

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Scott Huckabay Interview on Soundings Mindful Media Podcast

Scott Huckabay is a trance guitarist and musical shaman who draws from nature and his Apache Chiricahua roots to create transcendent experiences. His music has been called a cross between Jim Hendrix, Michael Hedges and Ravi Shankar. After a near fatal motorcycle accident, Scott picked up an acoustic guitar and a new kind of healing music began to flow through him. In this interview, he shares stories of his native background and about his mother being taken from her family and sent off to an Indian boarding school where she was tortured for just speaking her native language. Scott carries the fire of his tribal roots through his energetic and uplifting guitar performances and recordings.

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