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Welcome to Konnectivity! I am so grateful to be sharing my perspective on Music Therapy, and Reiki with you. This podcast will share musical meditations and improvisations in combination with discussions and interviews pertaining to a variety of unique and eclectic topics. If you are itching to learn more ways you can incorporate Music and Reiki into your life take some time for yourself to relax and just listen. Brightest Blessings! Nicholas Scott
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In this episode, today's podcast discusses how to use composition to cope and recover from abuse and toxicity in our relationships. The primary intention of today's podcast is to offer an alternative way to perceive our enemies and our response to them. If you are in New Brunswick and are ready to take the next steps in leaving a toxic or abusive r…
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In this episode I interview, Jo-Anne Tattersall from Angelic Connections. In this interview, we discuss the Emotional & Body Codes by Dr. Bradley Nelson. Jo-anne not only defines the practice, she also gives juicy recollections of experiences and finally what it really means to heal. You can find more information on Jo-Anne Tattersall here: https:/…
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I had the privilege and honour of interviewing Elder Steven SinterHawk of the Mississaugas of the Credit. Elder WinterHawk speaks to what it was like growing up in Canada in the 1960s. He also provides insight on reconciliation while discussing his 6 published books, musical inspirations, and his outreach work through the Four Colours Drumming Circ…
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Welcome to another Episode of Konnectivity!!! So happy to be sharing what I know on sound healing. Please feel free to visit these links for more info! www.music-soul.online musicsoul.connection@gmail.com Sound Healing & Therapy: https://thehumancondition.com/sound-healing-therapy/#:~:text=1-,History%20of%20Sound%20Therapy,monks%20in%20Nepal%20and%…
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In this episode, I use the trumpet and my journey playing trumpet as a way to discuss imposter syndrome and self-worth. We also discuss how I like to use music and Reiki in my self-care practice to hold space for my inner child and past self. Thank you and feel free to email or call if ou have any questions or suggestions for future episodes: music…
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This is a little story about a young woman who celebrates Kupala, and goes on an epic quest to find love. Common songs that are sung in Ukraine at this time are sung throughout the story. Kupala is the Slavic Festivity of Love, Light and Purification. May the Fires and Waters of the Summer restore and cleanse you and bring abundance and goodness to…
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May you have loving kindness May you be safe from all inner and outer dangers May you be well in body and in mind May you be at ease and happy This mediation is a lovely way to develop and hone more compassion for yourself and others. It helps your brain to shift from reactive to wise. I hope that it supports you in unfolding to the best you are. M…
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How often do you take a moment to just breathe? In this fast-paced world, driven by work, and more work and productivity, it can be difficult to observe and just be. This meditation provides you with an opportunity to give yourself permission to just breathe. Observe your senses, and your space and let it all flow out, just like a leaf on a river. …
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Ryan Biech is in the house! Or rather, I'm in Ryan Biech's house. The point is, I am joined on the PITB Podcast by Ryan Biech, prospect analyst for Sportsnet 650 and Canucks writer for Canucks Army, The Athletic, and Canucks.com.We delve into the Canucks' prospect pool, particularly their lack of depth on defence. We talk about the potential of Oll…
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Today’s guest on the Pass it to Bulis Podcast is Ashley Gronzo, the social media director for HockeyStats.ca. She’s a big proponent of data visualization and using them to tell better data stories. We talked about whether the Canucks should try to collect more players from the Portland Winterhawks, the upcoming free agency, and whether the Canucks …
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In the opening podcast for the 2015-16 season, Scott (@ssepich) is joined by Andy Eide (@AndyEide) to talk about the muddled U.S. Division race and how each team could have a successful season. After exhausting that topic, things go off the rails as they talk about 3-on-3 overtime, lower-tier junior leagues in the area, and the perils of walking ne…
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It’s the offseason for the WHL, but it’s almost Christmas for scout Cody Nickolet (@dubfromabove), who put together an astoundingly detailed scouting report for WHL players who are eligible for the upcoming NHL draft, which takes place June 26 and 27. Cody and Scott (@ssepich) discuss the prospects from the WHL’s U.S. Division who are most likely t…
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Larry Fisher (@LarryFisher_KDC) joins Scott (@ssepich) to talk about the WHL’s draft lottery and postseason all-star teams and award nominees before moving on to judge which Western Conference teams overachieved and underachieved during the regular season. They cap it off with a preview and some predictions for the upcoming playoff series. https://…
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Scott (@ssepich) is joined by new Yahoo! junior hockey columnist Megan Richardson (@butyoucarlotta) to talk about the role of analytics in the WHL and what the numbers can tell us about the U.S. Division so far this season, as well as how stats can be better tracked in the future. Click here to see Josh Weissbock’s CHL stats site, and click here to…
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After a long layoff, the podcast fires back up again as Scott offers a few thoughts on the Josh Morrissey trade, then Sportsnet WHL correspondent Andy Eide (@andyeide) joins Scott to talk about how wrong they were about the U.S. Division standings so far, Mat Barzal’s horsing around, what the Winterhawks will do with Brendan Burke, Canada going all…
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There are a lot of valid reasons for the Portland Winterhawks to be struggling, but an 0-5 start is still jarring for the four-time defending conference champs. OregonLive blogger Dylan Bumbarger (@dylandb) joins Scott (@ssepich) to talk about what’s going wrong and how much of it will be able to be fixed. They also touch on Scott’s Top 25 Winterha…
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Spokane Chiefs blogger Frank Guill (@gochiefsgoblog) joins Scott (@ssepich) to talk about the outlook for the Chiefs this season and why they might not be as bad as everyone thinks. They also touch on the labor investigation going on in the state of Washington, as well as the rumblings of a new arena in Tri-City. This podcast was recorded right aft…
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It’s a long one, but Scott (@ssepich) and Andy Eide (@AndyEide) go in-depth on the Seattle Thunderbirds roster and touch on all the other teams in the U.S. Division. Along the way they discuss the new playoff format, all-time franchise top player lists, borrowing goalies for the Memorial Cup and how to pronounce “Holowko,” “Weinger” and “Krasheninn…
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In the first episode of Season 2 of the podcast, the Kelowna Daily Courier’s Larry Fisher (@LarryFisher_KDC) joins Scott to go over the big coaching changes in the WHL as well as the new playoff format. They close things out by discussing the upcoming season and how the Western Conference standings might shake out. https://theusdivision.files.wordp…
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With the WHL final approaching this weekend, the league had a media session today (Friday, May 2) that included players and coaches for both teams as well as WHL commissioner Ron Robison. I spoke with Robison, along with local media members Ron Callan and Molly Blue. This short podcast is just the audio of that mini-press conference, as most of wha…
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