Mary Lou Cook lives New Mexico and has contributed immensely as a major creative force and model of citizen activism. She has received numerous international, national and community honors and awards as a distinguished leader. One such honor was being named "Santa Fe Living Treasure". She is a teacher, counselor, lecturer and minister who performs non-traditional weddings.

 Interview with Mary Lou Cook [36:10m]: Download

Tina LeMarque Denison is an artist and author who documents primordial memory, myth and archetype using paint, digital photography, mediated imagery, and mixed media.

 Interview with Tina LeMarque Denison [37:34m]: Download

Canadian-born author of books on spiritual/travel literature including Savage Breast: One Man’s Search for the Goddess.

 Interview with Tim Ward [16:17m]: Download

American-born photographer and author, Margaret Randall, returning to the United States in 1984 after living in Central America, was ordered deported under the Walter McCarran Act. Because of opinions expressed in some of her books, she was accused of “being against the good order and happiness of the United States.” She won her case in 1989.

 Interview with Margaret Randall [9:27m]: Download

Anne Waldman is a poet and teacher, and with Allen Ginsberg co-founded of the Jack Kerouac School of Disembodied Poetics at Naropa Institute in Boulder, Colorado in 1974. She was featured along with Ginsberg in Bob Dylan’s experimental film ‘Renaldo and Clara.’

 Interview with Anne Waldman [7:19m]: Download