Holistic Being and doing
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Talks with artists, practitioners and therapists on their holistic approaches, by Eileen Jackson
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In this episode, Eileen Jackson speaks with Andy Thomas who is a world renowned researcher, author and lecturer on histories and mysteries. After a few years working in civil service, he went into the music business, composing and recording electronic music along with ventures in acting and learning stage techniques. Pursuant to an extraordinary experience first hand observing Crop Circles, his life started evolving towards researching, publishing, and speaking. In 1991, he initiated a lecture series, called “Changing Times” that continues til this day. He also co-organises the Annual Glastonbury Symposium, a gathering of international figures who speak on truth, mysteries and new frontiers. For over three and a half decades, he has given myriad presentations worldwide. On his new radio show “Expand your horizons” he invites people from many walks of life to explore different topics and, in particular, freedom issues. His last book, “Strange: Paranormal Realities in the Everyday World” came out in French in June 2026, « Etrange : Quand le paranormal surgit dans le quotidien. » In this book, he recounts testimonies of paranormal stories with fresh perspectives about the occurrence of unexplained mysteries in everyday life.
Website https://truthagenda.org/
https://www.instagram.com/andythomasnewheretics/
Hosted by Eileen Jackson for WRP
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In this episode of “Holistic Being and Doing”, Eileen Jackson converses with Amy Tan on her holistic journey as a writer and the influence of nature in her most recent book entitled “The Backyard Bird Chronicles”, which has been translated in French, “Chroniques des oiseaux du jardin”. Born in the USA in 1952 to immigrant parents from China, Amy Tan moved many times and grew up in various places in California and lived for a brief period in Switzerland. Since 1985, Amy Tan has devoted herself to writing fiction infused with autobiographical notes from her personal life. Translated in 35 languages, her works include non-fiction, children’s books and 6 novels, which have been New York Times best sellers. She has strong literary ties with Paris and this year she is the Honoree at the 2026 American Library Gala held on June 4th at the Automobile Club de France.