February 7                  

First Hour: Andrew Harvey 

Andrew Harvey was born and lived in South India until he was nine years old, a period he credits with shaping his vision of the inner unity of all religions. He left India to attend private school in England and entered Oxford University. At age twenty-one, he became the youngest person ever to be awarded England’s highest academic honor. Disillusioned with life at Oxford, he returned to India to begin his spiritual search. He has continued to study world religions, including Hinduism, Buddhism, and Christianity. Harvey has written and edited over thirty books, including The Tibetan Book of Living and Dying, coauthored with Sogyal Rinpoche; Dialogues with a Modern Mystic; Son of Man; and The Direct Path. In 2005 in the historic Santuario de Guadalupe in Santa Fe, New Mexico, Harvey delivered his vision of the contemporary crisis now confronting us in today’s world and its potential solution in what he has termed “Sacred Activism,” which he sees as the culmination of his life’s work. He details this revolutionary concept in his newest book, The Hope: A Guide to Sacred Activism.

Second Hour: Hugh Lynn Cayce (encore)

From the Interview Archives: Hugh Lynn Cayce (1907-1982) was the eldest son of Edgar Cayce and a leading thinker, author, and spokesperson for psychological and paranormal subjects. Before his death, Hugh Lynn served his father’s Association for Research and Enlightenment, Inc. (A.R.E.), as chairman of the board. He was also author of the book Venture Inward, an examination of safe and unsafe methods of exploring personal psychic experiences and The Outer Limits of Edgar Cayce’s Power which explores the relatively small number (200) of readings that appeared to be inaccurate.

February 14                

First hour: Josie Varga (Encore) 

Josie Varga discovered her passion for writing as a little girl growing up in Elizabeth, New Jersey. She went on to earn a degree in journalism and later became a successful communications consultant while authoring her first book, Footprints in the Sand: A Disabled Woman’s Inspiring Journey to Happiness, which was published in 2004. Since then, she has become a motivational speaker for overcoming life’s challenges. Her latest book, Visits from Heaven, published by 4th Dimension Press, challenges assumptions about death and provides scientific proof that consciousness is eternal.

Second Hour: Andrew Harvey (encore) – See Bio Above

February 21 

First hour: Suebee Sheldon 

Suebee Sheldon has been the Youth and Camps Manager at Edgar Cayce's A.R.E. for 5 years. As the leader of A.R.E.'s Youth and Family Department, she has strived to provide programs deeply grounded in the Edgar Cayce readings, giving children, youth, and adults significant opportunities to learn and play in nature, explore creativity, and develop a sense of self and community. With a background in management she graduated from Millersville University of PA with a degree in psychology. In addition to her full time career that requires her to travel to some of the most beautiful parts of the country such as Seabeck WA, Rural Retreat, Virginia and Little Switzerland, NC for family retreats, Suebee balances life as mother to two beautiful girls: a 1 year old daughter and a 19 year old stepdaughter. Her responsibilities have included overseeing the A.R.E Camp in Rural Retreat Virginia, where she has been returning to for 21 year since she was sent there at age 14.  She has run and created several programs for teens and young adults at the A.R.E. and also helped to create the A.R.E.'s Patti Day Camp for younger children. She enjoys camping and hiking, gardening but most of all time with her family.

Second Hour: Josie Varga (encore) – See Bio Above

February 28 

First Hour: TBA

Second Hour: Suebee Sheldon (encore)

Suebee Sheldon has been the Youth and Camps Manager at Edgar Cayce's A.R.E. for 5 years. As the leader of A.R.E.'s Youth and Family Department, she has strived to provide programs deeply grounded in the Edgar Cayce readings, giving children, youth, and adults significant opportunities to learn and play in nature, explore creativity, and develop a sense of self and community. With a background in management she graduated from Millersville University of PA with a degree in psychology. In addition to her full time career that requires her to travel to some of the most beautiful parts of the country such as Seabeck WA, Rural Retreat, Virginia and Little Switzerland, NC for family retreats, Suebee balances life as mother to two beautiful girls: a 1 year old daughter and a 19 year old stepdaughter. Her responsibilities have included overseeing the A.R.E Camp in Rural Retreat Virginia, where she has been returning to for 21 year since she was sent there at age 14.  She has run and created several programs for teens and young adults at the A.R.E. and also helped to create the A.R.E.'s Patti Day Camp for younger children. She enjoys camping and hiking, gardening but most of all time with her family.