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SUNDAY 8/9 @ 5 PM PT
KPFK-FM FUND DRIVE: LIVE ONE HOUR SHOW
with
DONNA DE LORY
DAVID NEWMAN
GOVINDAS
and Host DR. CONNIE CORLEY
Four tickets for Bhaktifest will be offered as member premiums, so be sure to listen live and make your pledge!
Donna De Lory’s exquisite voice shines brilliantly on her new release, Universal Light: Remixes from The Unchanging + Bonus Tracks. Remix masters including Carmen Rizzo, Mac Quayle, David Starfire, Rara Avis, Eastern Sun, Drumspyder, Freq Nasty, Atom Smith and Willie Lewis transform timeless melodies from De Lory’s 2013 masterpiece, grounding them in earthy, deep-trance rhythms that bathe the spirit in bliss while moving the body into the ecstasy of divine dance.
With a string of best-selling and much-loved albums—including Bliss (2000), In the Glow (2003), The Lover and The Beloved (2004), Sky is Open (2006), Sanctuary (2008), Remixes (2010) and The Unchanging (2013)—Donna De Lory has become one of the reigning queens of world devotional music. Before dedicating her life to singing sacred mantras and lyrics of spiritual aspiration, De Lory traveled the globe for 20 years as a backup singer and dancer for Madonna, appearing in the documentary film Truth or Dare and on stage with the pop icon during numerous legendary tours. De Lory’s own music combines sparkling pop savvy with a deeply felt sense of spirituality, and has won her a strong fan base in the yoga/conscious living community and beyond. Embracing styles as diverse as Celtic, Middle Eastern, Indian classical and contemporary electronica, De Lory’s musical perspective is as wide as the world itself. On the show, Donna will gift us with her music and stories. Visit her website at http://donnadelory.com and hear her music on iTunes.
David Newman is a renowned kirtan chant artist, sacred singer-songwriter, best-selling author, and inspirational teacher. David, also known as Durga Das, travels extensively sharing his music, and teachings on the path of love as a vehicle for spiritual awakening. He has released numerous CDs, and is the author of The Timebound Traveler. David is also the founder of the Stay Strong Project and Yoga On Main. He has been featured on NPR, and in The Washington Post and Yoga Journal among many others. David lives with his family just outside of Philadelphia. David will talk about his latest albums, LOVE IS AWAKE and ACOUSTIC CHANT: UKULELE KIRTAN SERENADES, and his upcoming performance at the Bhakti Yoga Shala on September 6. Visit his website at www.davidnewmanmusic.com.
Govindas (Ira Jeffrey Rosen), who is the co-founder of Bhakti Yoga Shala, first came to yoga while living in Los Angeles in 1994 because of health concerns. After years of many different practices with the intention of healing, he found his yogic “home” in the path of Bhakti Yoga, the aspect of yoga frequently described as the “yoga of the heart” or “the yoga of love and devotion.” Govindas’s yoga classes are an innovative approach and play between form and formless, honoring defined traditional vinyasa yoga structures and the inner creative and playful impulse. Govindas will share about the Bhakti Yoga scene in LA and how devotional music and yoga draw all ages together for fun and fulfillment. Learn more at www.bhaktiyogashala.com.
On July 27, 2015, in conjunction with the new exhibit “Reporting Vietnam,” the Newseum presented a special evening program featuring women who covered the Vietnam War. Denby Fawcett, Jurate Kazickas, Edith Lederer and Laura Palmer shared their experiences as female journalists reporting from Vietnam. While covering the war, they faced sexism, prejudice, antagonism, and extreme danger.
is a hard-nosed Marine, a highly decorated veteran of the Vietnam War who served for a quarter-century. First drafted in the ’50s and subsequently promoted 13 times in 21 years — a Corps record at the time, he recalls — Dunagan found the Marines a perfect fit. That is, so long as he could keep a secret. . . He was [the voice of] Bambi.”Read more and listen 
