Robert Kennedy Jr.
April 21, 2008

We are the M TEAM. Our mission is to expose the truth about one of the biggest cover-ups in the history of America, one that is bigger than the tobacco industry and more toxic than lead. Our journey has united some of the most influential players in the fight to contain, rather than recycle, one of nature’s most toxic elements, mercury.
When I was first asked to be on Air America with Bobby Kennedy, Jr., I thought, “Oh, no…I can’t.” Even though my deceased Irish Catholic parents would be ecstatic, I’m not political and I don’t want to be identified as a Democrat or a Republican because I’m neither. Read more
Prem Joshua
April 21, 2008
Born to a musical family in Germany, Prem Joshua began learning the flute at the age of five and became a fine flautist when still a child. As a teenager he started learning electric guitar and saxophones. His practicing Rock and Jazz could not only be heard in his own house. Some of his neighbors (classical music teachers!) still haven’t forgiven him to this day!
Nevertheless he was soon performing in various Rock, Jazz and Fusion bands to a more appreciative audience, always searching for new ways of expressing and expanding his music. Read more
Miten
April 21, 2008
Miten grew up in the 60s. “At that time, England was alive with rock ‘n’ roll music and the sound of The Beatles. Everywhere you went it was on the street. It was a time of innocence, a time when you could sense the possibility that life has no boundaries.” He later went on to establish a successful career for himself in the 70s and 80s as a singer/songwriter, touring with such bands as Fleetwood Mac, Lou Reed and Ry Cooder. During this time he released two well-received albums, one produced by The Kinks, another by noted Los Angeles producer Bones Howe for Ariola Records. Read more
Maria Kostelas
April 21, 2008
Maria Kostelas has been described as a “pied piper of the soul.” Renowned authors Christiane Northrup, M.D., Joan Borysenko, Ph.D., and Judith Orloff, M.D. among others have endorsed her music. Maria has released six solo compact discs of original music through her record label, Flutes of the World. AOL Spa Guide selected her CD, “Ancient Voices from Within” as one of their Top 10 Pick for spa music. Her CD “One Heart” has been licensed to play in hospitals throughout the country. Read more
Manish Vyas
April 21, 2008
Manish Vyas learned to play tabla at the best address for this complicated percussion instrument: Ustad Allarakha (the late father of Zakir Hussein.)
Born in India to a family of musicians, he performed for many years as a singer, percussionist and composer in traditional kirtan bands, gathering plenty of knowledge about traditional folk, bhajans and the energetic Qawwali music from the Sufi tradition. Read more
Krishna Das
April 21, 2008
Over the years Krishna Das has made numerous pilgrimages throughout India, meeting teachers and saints of many spiritual traditions on his quest to open and purify his heart. Living in jungles, in ashrams, and in holy places throughout India, he has had an opportunity to absorb the ancient truths that have been held by the Indian culture for thousands of years. Read more
Barnet Bain
April 21, 2008
by melissa b. williams
find bliss speaks with barnet bain
Producer and screenwriter, Barnet Bain has spent the past decade, creating movies that touch and explore the human spirit. His recent film The Celestine Prophecy-the Movie, is not only a spiritually enlightening film, but a timely one; exploring issues pertinent to our ever-changing world.
Why did you choose film making as a career?
I thought I was going to become a clergyman because that was really where my interest was. My interest began to move toward the power of ritual and storytelling and I discovered what was most moving, what drew me to the religious and spiritual traditions were the provocative, meaningful stories. Read more
Ana Forrest
April 21, 2008
by melissa b. williams/ photography nils vidstrand & eric perret
find bliss speaks with ana forrest
Ana Forrest is the founder of Forrest Yoga and the Forrest Yoga Circle in Santa Monica, California. Anyone who has attended one of Forrest’s namesake classes understands the strength, vitality and energy that she brings to her practice. When she’s not teaching at the Forrest Yoga Circle, Forrest travels the world leading workshops on everything from “Embodying Spirit,” to “Inversions & Arm Balances,” enabling individuals worldwide to awaken their spirit with Forrest Yoga. Read more
Donna De Lory
April 21, 2008
De Lory always knew she would be a singer, and received confirmation early on when she was asked to sing in a Recipe dog food commercial at the age of eight. By the time De Lory hit junior high, she had been immortalized as the voice on the theme song for Disneyland’s “It’s A Small World” ride.
At 15, De Lory and her father moved to Nashville where she says “I began hanging out with artists and songwriters. I picked up a guitar, starting writing a little bit and decided that this is what I really wanted to do.” Read more
Deva Premal
April 21, 2008
Deva Premal grew up in Germany in a spiritual family where she was introduced at an early age to chanting and meditation. Her mother is a musician and her father an artist.
“My father has been on the spiritual path since the 50’s, studying Yoga, spiritual scriptures and whatever books were available back then, making it his daily discipline to meditate every morning between three and five am,” she says.
“When I was growing up he devised exercises for my sister and I, to help us become more aware of the moment: We were taught to say ‘Om’ whenever we placed something on the table, for example. Another was to say ‘Ram’ whenever we switched on the light!” Read more





