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Jeffreys inspirational conversation with singer/songwriter Anjanique Shine about ther personal story of healing and transformation from personal tragedy and a sharing of her wonderful music!

Jeffreys penetrating conversation with Melinda Marquis, President of Science for Colorado Wildlife, an inter-disciplinary environmental scientist who shares her wisdom and passion from a lifetime dedicated to environmental, climate change and wildlife issues and what can make a real difference.   https://scienceforcowildlife.org

Jeffrey's wonderful conversation with ballet dancer Caroline Laporte who shares how she mastered classic ballet, yoga, and consciousness and connected them into a unique life-long practice for fitness and wellness.  https://balletconnect.world

The Launch of The Omni Art Television Network! Jeffrey describes how Omni Art replaced the Pop Art movement in the late 1980's after the death of Andy Warhol and Keith Haring. He also describes how Kandinsky and Yoko Ono were progenitors of the Omni Art movement.

Jeffrey's inspirational conversation with Tigre Bailando and Anastazia Aranaga about The Solacii, their interactive performance sculpture from The Burning Man Festival now at The Form and Concept Gallery in Santa Fe.  A fascinating exploration of contemporary Omni Art today through artistic collaboration and expression in motion.

Jeffrey's thoughts on Transcending Fear today.

Jeffrey's thoughts on transcending oppression both within and without.

Jeffrey's thoughts on how to transcend pandemonium

Jeffrey's personal memoir of meeting Andy Warhol in 1986 at the Interview magazine New Year's Eve party, their cookie jar exchange in January 1987 and Warhol's untimely death on February 22, 1987. This last 53 days of the Pope of Pop's life culminated in his spectacular memorial service at St Patricks Cathedral on April 1, 1987, and signified not only the end of the Pop Art movement but opened the doors for the creation of the Omni Art movement in the fall of 1988. The episode artwork is of Jeffrey Milburn and Andy Warhol, New Years Eve, 1986.

Jeffrey reviews Stairways To Heaven - The Practical Magic Of Sacred Space by filmmaker and best-selling author Freddy Silva. Freddy's book, Secrets In The Fields, is perhaps the most thorough and authoritative explanation of the sacred geometry and hard science within the magnificent crop circles which have appeared in more than 11,000 places in the last 15 years.

Jeffrey dialogues with James Kleinert, filmmaker and US Freestyle athlete about his life before film, getting involved with the Lakota Nation,  growing up in Wisconsin, his awakened spirituality inspired from his work with Native American Cultures and his monumental work on his beautiful documentary, SPIRIT RIDERS.   SPIRIT RIDERS is an international award-winning documentary film about the birth of an American Indian peace movement, begun in 1990 by the Lakota Nation and its growth over the subsequent years.

Jeffrey dialogues with Mike Hall about his spiritual awakening and the adventures it has brought, his spiritual journey, and the insights, challenges and expansion of consciousness he has experienced in the midst of the difficulties in the worlds of power and position.

Jeffrey's talk on how bliss teaches one how to live life.

Jeffrey talks with Mr. Be about what freedom entails, the upcoming film by Aaron Russo- America: Freedom to Fascism and the underlying meaning of true freedom, how culture is created by language and how we each participate in that creation directly by the language and sounds we choose to use every moment. Mr. Be describes his recent experience with the public monologues from military veterans from the gulf war and the Iraq war and how important their experiences are in leading the way to true peace.

Jeffrey interviews Solis about her personal experiences with The Grateful Dead, the manager for the Grateful Dead, Rock Scully (and wife and author Nicki), Timothy Leary, Janis Joplin and many others from the cultural revolution of the 1960's. Recounting personal stories and anecdotes from that tumultuous time, Solis offers her deep insights and wisdom about how a small group of people changed the western world forever, and what the spiritual roots were that made it possible. With roots in a Native American past combined with an all American childhood in California, Solis offers a rare, unvarnished understanding of the emerging world spiritual culture that is continuing to emerge all over the planet, and what she is doing today to make it manifest.