Grant Auber, a multidisciplinary artist whose work spans painting, music, design, and film, joins Dr. Lisa Belisle on Radio Maine to discuss the creative forces that shape his wide-ranging practice. Raised in Rhode Island and deeply influenced by sneaker culture, hip-hop, and early design obsessions, Grant developed a visual language rooted in rhythm, instinct, and flow. His artistic evolution—from drawing sneakers in school to producing music, directing videos, and creating large-scale abstract paintings—reveals a mind finely tuned to cross-disciplinary inspiration.

Grant speaks candidly about the powerful role creativity played during a significant health challenge between 2020 and 2023, and how art became both expression and anchor during a time of intense introspection. With connections to both Maine and Charleston, he continues to explore how environment, music, and emotion intersect in his work.

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Brett Aldrich, an Ayurvedic counselor, breathwork practitioner, and founder of Seed the Spirit, joins Dr. Lisa Belisle on Radio Maine to explore how ancient healing practices can help us navigate modern life. A Maine native with a richly layered background—from competitive athletics to trauma-support advocacy—Brett’s path shifted in 2020, a pivotal year that opened the door to studying Ayurveda, yoga, and Spiraldance breathwork more deeply.

Drawing from over a decade of yoga training, advanced breathwork certification, and personal experiences supporting her own family’s health, she now guides clients through seasonal living, somatic awareness, and gentle, sustainable change. Brett shares how breath, food, and rhythm connect us to the natural world, especially in Maine, where shifting seasons shape both our inner and outer lives.

With warmth and clarity, she offers tools for grounding, healing, and reconnecting with oneself—no matter where one is on the journey.

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Dr. Jana Mohr Lone, executive director of the Philosophy Learning and Teaching Organization (PLATO), joins Dr. Lisa Belisle on Radio Maine to share her lifelong mission of helping children explore life’s biggest questions through philosophy. Trained as both an attorney and a philosopher, Jana discovered early on—as a graduate student and mother—that children naturally ask profound questions about bravery, friendship, death, and purpose. Her work now empowers young people to reason thoughtfully, listen deeply, and engage in meaningful dialogue, whether in classrooms, ethics bowls, or community programs across the country. Based in Camden, she collaborates with Maine schools and the University of Maine, as well as schools and educators across the country and internationally, to bring philosophy and ethics to students of all ages. With a passion for nurturing curiosity and honoring children’s voices, Jana offers a compelling vision for how philosophical inquiry can strengthen communities and inspire lifelong reflection.

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