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Holistic Edge Radio

Enoe Aracely Brown

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Holistic Edge Radio is a podcast that explores choices for wellness to clarify, often cryptic to seemingly simplistic material or regarded as irrelevant to more complicated topics such as new ideas in the environment, or what other cultures in the US have to bring in ways of healing ourselves, others, and the land we live on. It is about a new understanding as these fields change and grow. The show will feature holistic practitioners, medical professionals, sustainability/environment pioneer ...
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Send us a text Lorraine Goldbloom is one of the only five training practitioners and founding members of VortexHealing in the world for this healing path, explains her attraction for this work as a chosen field she searched for in order to help others heal of everyday issues. She did not expect that it would also evolve into a path where she can tr…
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Send us a text Dawson Church, PhD, is a healer who decided to understand the healing capacity of Emotional Freedom Technique or Tapping on certain points of the head, and upper torso in areas that identify as key spots the brain answers to . Everything you’ll find on Dawson Church's website is evidence-based. That means that it’s backed by studies …
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EAB financial aid experts, Brett Schraeder and Kathy Ruby explore what’s ahead as FAFSA 2026 updates roll out alongside sweeping changes from the Big Beautiful Bill. Their conversation covers the elimination of Grad PLUS loans, new limits on Parent PLUS, the introduction of Workforce Pell Grants, and a revamped repayment plan. They also share insig…
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Send us a text Dr. Ken Grey is an ex-New Yorker who found his calling after a car accident while living in Florida. This incident exposed him to healing work by a Chiropractor. It brought him to understand other ways of healing he was not aware of. He trained in oriental medicine but since then has not stopped training in new and unusual approaches…
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Send us a text Sonia Vasquez explains how her immigrating to the US develops a well researched trauma immigrants suffer from in the form of PTSD, which took her on a journey of eight years to resolve, that included her physical and psychological health. It was through this journey she came to find the many approaches in holistic medicine, and to kn…
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Send us a text Dani Burling is a trained shamanic healer in the tradition of Andean Peruvian healing techniques thousands of years old. The death of her mother from cancer brought about spiritual encounters that started to change her life and brought her in contact with her teachers. She has also been trained in 10 other holistic modalities. She ex…
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Student expectations keep rising, yet too many recruitment marketing campaigns still read like mass emails. In this episode, EAB’s Michael Koppenheffer and Ryan Gardner-Cook outline a four-stage roadmap for hyper-personalizing the recruitment journey. and identify the student data required to power each step. You’ll hear where to start, the kinds o…
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EAB’s Jennifer Lerner sits down with the authors of “The Chief Online Learning Officers’ Guidebook” to explore the evolving and increasingly strategic role of the Chief Online Learning Officer (COLO). The conversation delves into the key competencies that define effective digital leadership in today’s academic landscape. Our guests, Thomas Cavanagh…
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I'm excited to welcome my good friend and former colleague Ryan Johnson to the show. Ryan is the Environmental Manager for the City of Roseville in Minnesota and is my favorite storm water and water resources guru. Ryan joins me in this episode to talk about the underappreciated role of making sure that private stormwater BMP's are properly maintai…
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EAB’s Camilla Arias and Pam Royall sit down with global higher education consultant Donald Resnik to unpack key findings from the latest EAB-NAGAP survey of nearly 600 graduate enrollment professionals. Their conversation examines the widening gap between enrollment expectations and the staffing and budget resources available to meet them. The thre…
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Send us a text This is a continuation of the Feb 27, 2025 talk with Dr. Eden Fromberg. In this conversation we learn how to understand women's bodies in a more indepth way. Dr. Fromberg explains how Fascia, a word often used by bodyworkers, is the fibrous map that exists throughout body that connects or holds together and communicates to all organs…
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EAB’s Beth Donaldson and Val Fox unpack findings from our latest benchmarking survey of graduate enrollment leaders. The findings highlight a significant disconnect between the graduate enrollment goals being set by university leaders and the market realities confronting those charged with recruiting adult learners. Val and Beth offer advice to adm…
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Send us a text Claude Stein, was once a young man from Long Island who once wanted to become a country western singer, and went forward to achieve his goals. While he pursued his dream by taking classes and trainings he realized that his true calling would be a different one. In trying to better his own singing, and overcome stage fright, he discov…
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This episode a great deep dive into asset management with arguably the premier asset management system on the market today. I've been working with Cartegraph since 2010 and have been very impressed with their software and vision for constant improvement. Join me as I welcome Jon Kremer, self proclaimed Product CEO for the Cartegraph Asset Managemen…
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Send us a text Mary Olivar is executive director for The Center for Shamanic Education & Exchange a nonprofit who provides funding to indigenous tribes who are searching for financial or other forms of support in different areas in Latin America, US, etc. who request it. The support could be about land rights, to stop the disappearance of culture, …
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Send us a text Dr. Jacob Teitelbaum leads us into another illness, long covid that is confounding the medical community but he sees as the same as other viruses such as fibromyalgia and chronic fatigue. He feels the research is there, but it's too inexpensive to use, though it works. He overcame chronic fatigue which rendered him homeless while in …
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Send us a text Today we will learn how Dr. Teitelbaum has found successful outcomes in treating diabetes by using specific supplements and also how to work with your physician to request the correct dosages for a medication called Metformin, which helps increase energy production in cells by improving insulin sensitivity. Dr. Teitelbaum points to s…
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EAB’s Ed Venit hosts a conversation with Knack CEO and co-founder Samyr Qureshi, who shares how institutions can build a peer tutoring strategy to fill gaps in academic support services. The two discuss how Knack’s approach helps institutions recruit, train, and compensate student tutors. They also explain how a student-led tutoring model can help …
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We really nerd out in this episode as we are joined by Steve Nelson and Ryan Stempski, both from WSB & Associates, to talk about PFAS in our drinking water supplies. There is much to unpack about this complex and important issue, and this is just the first hour in likely several hours of conversation on this topic in the months ahead. Enjoy! AI Gen…
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EAB’s Ellyn Artis and Ed Venit examine the new Student Access and Earnings Classification system—set to launch this spring—that could turn traditional college rankings on their head. Unlike rankings that prioritize prestige and exclusivity, this new framework was designed by the Carnegie Foundation and the American Council on Education to put stude…
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A deep dive into the City of Rosemount's newly completed Police and Public Works Facility with Public Works Director Nick Egger and Oertel Architects President Andrew Cooper. They share insights on the planning, design, and construction of this $58 million, 160,000 square foot joint facility that addresses decades of space needs while planning for …
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EAB’s Madeleine Rhyneer and Michael Koppenheffer review new analysis of over 80 school characteristics to uncover what draws students to U.S. campuses today. Spoiler alert: the number of majors offered, availability of student organizations, campus safety, and favorable weather all outweigh affordability in influencing students’ college decisions. …
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Marc Culver returns with Season 3 of Public Works Nerds, sharing his career transition to Brooklyn Park City Engineer and welcoming back Mark Ray to discuss his recent professional journey to Australia. • Mark Ray's Australian Small Bridge Conference experience featured fascinating insights into bridge inspection methods • Australia uses standardiz…
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EAB’s Tara Zirkel hosts a conversation with Dr. Jessica Gerrity, a grant expert from McAllister & Quinn, a federal grant consulting and government relations firm in Washington, DC. The two discuss what changes at the Department of Education could mean for grant funding. They also share tips on how university leaders might adapt grant strategies in …
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Send us a text Listen to Patricia Pearce experiences. Patricia was born into a Christian religion, and who later became a presbyterian minister, leading her own ministry at Tabernacle United in Philadelphia. Until a close friend died, she was led through several synchronicities into a new understanding about her spiritual beliefs about Jesus and he…
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EAB’s Carla Hickman and Kate Brown discuss the practical effects of the “Dear Colleague” letter and offer insights into how higher education institutions might respond to increasingly aggressive federal attacks on DEI. They urge listeners to prepare for all contingencies while avoiding the risks of proactive compliance. Carla and Kate also share re…
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Send us a text Dr. Eden Fromberg is a unique holistic obstetrician and gynecologist in the Hudson Valley area of NY & NYC. She was born in Brooklyn through a natural birth and was born as a 3rd generation vegetarian, who was raised on a naturopathic diet of vegetables and juices. She decided to become a gynecologist and challenge long held beliefs …
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AI is reshaping how we search for and discover information online—so what does that mean for university websites? In this episode, EAB’s Emily Upton and Philip Walton break down the profound impact of AI on search and share practical strategies for staying ahead. They also offer the latest SEO tips to boost traffic and engage site visitors more eff…
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Send us a text Simmi Chopra Bhatia speaks to us about her incredible challenges such as surviving cancer, to going from being a molecular biologist to an ayurvedic practitioner now in NYC. She tells us about the specific system used to address each person's health, and how it is broken down by constitution, what foods best fit each type of person, …
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Send us a text BarbaraWith is a peace activist, psychic channel for Albert Einstein from the afterlife teaches peace on earth through a system called Conflict REVOLUTION by Albert Einstein, designed to clear blockages in our personality, one person at a time. Barbara With is the co-founder of Conflict REVOLUTION®, an approach for resolving internal…
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Send us a text Listen to various stories by Bernie Siegel, MD during about his practice as a doctor with cancer patients and with children and how by conversing with each person, listening to their dreams, intuition, or even having a child do a drawing about their operation gave him great insights and sometime avoid mistakes while trying to save th…
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Send us a text Barbara Shor, DVM became an animal communicator after she encountered elephants in Africa. They became her mentors and teachers and gave her a new understanding of themselves and how they view humans and their value to the planet, their unconditional love and what they suggest should happen to make the planet flourish. She has also l…
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Send us a text Queen Afua has been a Black American pioneer in the green holistic movement for over 50 years in NYC. As a teenager she suffered from severe asthma and had other complications and decided to turn her life around through natural ancient African techniques of healing the body. She has become known for being a healer of African American…
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Send us a text Amy Anthony is an aromatherapy consultant, educator and practitioner., an artisanal distiller, certified master composter, gardener, herbalist and host of the podcast Essential Aromatica. With 30.2 million sales of aromatherapy in the US happening today. and only growing worldwide, she wants to make sure that anyone who uses essentia…
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EAB’s Chrysanthi Violaris and Ally Stanton explore best practices for benchmarking in advancement, helping teams assess their fundraising productivity compared to peer institutions and past performance. They discuss how to interpret key metrics, avoid common pitfalls, and use data strategically to strengthen decision-making. The episode also offers…
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EAB’s Rebecca Kelley interviews Chris Goodbourn from GEMS Education, one of the largest private K-12 education providers in the world. Rebecca and Chris discuss the challenges US colleges face in attracting international students. They also share tips—including leveraging EAB’s Global Match platform—to connect with and enroll more overseas students…
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EAB’s Val Fox and Todd Heilman unpack data from a new survey that examines the mindset and preferences of today’s adult learners. Val and Todd highlight important changes in current and prospective students’ search behavior, expectations, and application preferences. They also offer enrollment leaders tips to engage and enroll prospective students …
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Community college enrollment was up nearly six percent in 2024, outpacing every other higher education sector, and retention rates are higher now than before the pandemic. EAB’s Tara Zirkel hosts a discussion with Dr. Martha Parham from the American Association of Community Colleges about how to keep this momentum going in 2025. They also share tho…
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Send us a text Felicia Cocotzin Ruiz is a curandera (latina indigenous healer), and indigenous foods activist with roots in Northern New Mexico. As an indigenous foods activist Felicia is one of the many native people who retains or goes back to the original way nature taught people to heal themselves, treat the land and live on the land in harmony…
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Send us a text Wendie Colter, MCWC, CMIP® is an educator and practicing medical intuitive who redefines what the term Medical Intuitive, (known as human MRI's) now means, mostly through research which has seldom been done, and training professionals like doctors and nurses to use it in their practice. As well as the everyday person who learns these…
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EAB’s Rebecca Knisely and Jesse Holzbach share tips and tools (like Appily Advance) to help institutions attract and enroll adult learners and graduate students. Learn counterintuitive best practices for optimizing your website, prioritizing information about degree programs, and making lead nurturing a year-round strategy.…
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EAB’s Kena Wolf and Val Fox share insights from a secret shopping spree across the graduate schools at 50 universities to see how they stack up against one another and industry best practices in adult learner recruitment. They also share tips for institutional leaders on how to adopt a “testing and learning” culture that energizes enrollment growth…
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Send us a text Roger Jahnke, OMD, as a child was moved by his father's death and wanted to become a doctor when he grew up. Once there he learned the medical profession only studied disease but not wellness to prevent disease. His world changed once he learned about reading the Taoist book called Tao Te Ching, the ancient understanding of how human…
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Send us a text Luke Blue Eagle is an Indigenous Canadian who is the creator of natural healing products and discusses what healing tools he uses to heal others. He will discuss how ancient indigenous nations used crystals, an amplifier of energy, and how they have no other power, other than the healer, but has seen much misinformation about them in…
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Send us a text Joanna Crespo, MBA, is a Director in International Commercial Banking and a leading instructor of Reiki. Topics of discussion will include reiki, practitioners, long distance healing, art and spirituality in mathematics, Makao Usui the founding master plus some student testimonials of Joanna's work, and her experiences in the world o…
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Send us a text Dr. Jacob Teitelbaum (Dr. T.) is a internist who has dedicated his life to helping people resolve disease naturally like Diabetes, Chronic Fatigue, Fibromyalgia (which he suffered from), Long-term Covid, Lung Infections, Yeast Overgrowth, and so on. He will concentrate his talk on how to remove chronic pain from the body, resolve inf…
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EAB’s Brian Schueler and Todd Heilman share the latest findings from EAB’s research into graduate and online enrollment trends. The two discuss how institutions are rebounding from the pandemic enrollment dip. They also advise university leaders on how to serve adult learners who increasingly want community and in-person interaction blended with on…
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Send us a text Demitra Vassiliadis is a well-known NY astrologer. Demitra will discuss where astrology comes from, what are astrological shifts and how they encompass our everyday life and affect us, what are the events we see happening on the news, that spell out how we are evolving. For example the recent arrests of high power people in NYC due t…
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Send us a text Betty Sue O'Brian explains how the naturopaths, iridologists got displaced by pharmaceutical companies who became the lead in healing in the US, which put natural forms of healing in the shadows. She also tells us what is a traditional naturopath and iridologist, how she is able assess patients so that often leads to avoiding major c…
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