The Moon and You is a folk/soul band based in Asheville, NC that tours the Eastern US and Western Europe. At its core are married songwriters and multi-instrumentalists Ryan Furstenberg (banjo, guitar) and Melissa Hyman (cello). After honing their sound on the road for a few years, they released debut album A White Light That Sings in June 2016 to critical acclaim. They just celebrated their second full-length release, Endless Maria on March 19; a live string quartet and rock rhythm section brought the album to life onstage.
At once excitingly inventive and cozily familiar, The Moon & You continues to craft a compelling, acoustic Americana sound. The duo’s ever-evolving output encompasses a wide range of American roots music. Flavored by contributions from a rotating cast of super-talented friends, their onstage synergy and warmth invite audiences in, offering a peek into a strange and joyful universe of their own.
What a special treat to have Ryan and Melissa share their life and music on Living Well!
Living Well with Ryan Furstenberg & Melissa Hyman on AshevilleFM, May 15, 2017
Kristen D’Amato is a psychic healer and women’s wellness practitioner. She works primarily with women, who are suffering from debilitating overwhelm and anxiety, chronic physical pain, or “feeling stuck” in their life. She has created a revolutionary system of healing called the Wheel of Whole Body Healing that provides profound results for her clients.
In addition to seeing clients individually, both in person at her office in Asheville, NC and remotely via Skype, Kristen has a large online presence offering group healings to women around the globe. Kristen’s first book, Food for the Light Body, is a plant-based and gluten-free cookbook to supports one’s health and healing journey. She is currently working on her second book on The Wheel of Whole Body Healing.
What a great conversation with Kristen who shares about the inherent wisdom in the body and how we can tap in to it for healing and transformation!
Living Well with Kristen D’Amato on AshevilleFM, May 8, 2017
Dr. Cynthia Bergh brings personal experience and caring to her practice. Her role with clients is to help them know more about themselves from the inside, and to help them develop the ability to be more adaptable on their own. In her care they are able to navigate life’s changes more effectively. What happens on the table is pretty amazing, but what is more amazing is what happens when the clients are able to apply the work to themselves. She is a healer and facilitator.
Dr. Cindy cherishes people for who they are, and teaches them they can rely on their bodies for growth, and their body is a resource that’s always with them. Her goal is to help clients understand they are so much larger than their circumstances, and to realize they can live life from a new place of wisdom and oneness with their bodies. The integrated care provided at Le Coeur is empowering.
Dr. Cindy chose a career in chiropractic when she experienced a health crisis and traditional medicine left her feeling disconnected. The discovery of Network Spinal Analysis and the personal impact of it on her life was profound. “My stress levels dropped despite the intensity of the chiropractic program. Old unhealthy behaviors dropped away, and I began living more fully the healthy lifestyle aligned with my beliefs.” She graduated summa cum laude from New York Chiropractic College and continued her Network studies to become part 3 certified in 2004.
Enjoy this special Living Well with Dr. Cindy who reminds us of our innate intelligence that heals and how we can feel alive and connected in our bodies.
Living Well with Dr. Cynthia Bergh on AshevilleFM, April 24, 2017
Dr. Heather Ulrich is a clinical psychologist licensed in the state of North Carolina. She specializes in infant mental health, attachment based disorders, toxic stress, trauma and relational neurobiology. Dr. Ulrich is also an Assistant Professor of Psychology at University of North Carolina Asheville . She utilizes brain based relationships in her professional and personal life including within her marriage of 18 years and in raising her two wonderful daughters.
Enjoy this one-hour Living Well podcast where Dr. Ulrich shares how the brain is capable of learning new behaviors that support our happiness, feeling connected in the world, and help us raise our children well!
Living Well with Dr. Heather Ulrich on AshevilleFM, April 3, 2017
 Tyler is a Father, entrepreneur, and environmental activist. He began his first company at 19 in the legal industry and quickly began setting records still unbroken. By 23 years old he had achieved what many may consider the American Dream having both financial and time freedom. However, he found this to be incomplete as he realized there was much broken and he felt void of real purpose. He gave away his company and all worldly things and traveled alone for 3 years on a walking pilgrimage of self discovery with a staff, pack, and faith. After nearly 20k miles of travel and uncountable stories and adventures he decided to settle down and rejoin society in Asheville NC.
Tyler started a very small company with $500 that he scraped together on the road with the ambitious goal of turning unwanted waste into a fun and thrifty shopping experience. He turned a pickup truck and 10×10 storage unit into a multi million dollar a year business now with three divisions. The Regeneration Station, Junk Recyclers, and Garage TRS are now staples in Asheville keeping things out of landfills and offering customers the most entertaining and thrifty shopping experience in WNC.
In addition to his businesses he is a full time philanthropist and activist being on the ground in Standing Rock, Sabal Trail, and many many other social and environmental causes.
Enjoy this one-hour Living Well where Tyler shares how we, the People, can make a big difference in our community when it comes to conserving energy and protecting our environment.
Living Well with Tyler Garrison on AshevilleFM, March 27, 2016
An unpaid citizen lobbyist fighting for climate change solutions in Congress, Steffi is the Lead Organizer for the Asheville Chapter of Citizens’ Climate Lobby, a non-partisan international organization that works to create the political will for climate solutions. They have a bipartisan solution called Carbon Fee & Dividend (CFD) that works to price carbon for its cost to society while returning the fee back to the people in the form of a monthly dividend check to offset the rising costs to consumers as well as fund the transition and grow the economy in the process. In November 2017, Steffi published an excellent article for the Mountain Express that outlines the importance of CCL’s work. You can also check out Asheville CCL Chapter on Facebook.
Enjoy this one-h0ur Living Well where Steffi discusses the many benefits for people and businesses of a CFD to reduce carbon- dioxide emissions!
Living Well with Steffi Rausch on AshevilleFM, March 20, 2017
Cyd wears a great many hats, including mother, wife, web designer, AB Tech instructor, martial artist, and summer track and field coach. Cyd grew up on Long Island, and moved to Asheville in 1993. She first became involved with the Asheville Lightning Junior Olympics Track and Field team when her elementary-aged daughter needed something fun and active to do over the summer.
The Asheville Lightning is a member of the USA Track and Field Junior Olympics organization. They are dedicated to providing an opportunity for kids aged 5-18 to participate in Track and Field during the summer. Since it is not associated with a particular school, all children of those ages are eligible to participate. There are no tryouts, and they pride themselves in following the idea that there is an event for everyone. Children can participate in a variety of events that they might see watching Track and Field in the summer Olympics. This means that your 11 year old might learn the hurdles, and a 6 year old might learn to racewalk. Practice is 3 times per week, with a small number of inter-club meets throughout the summer.
Enjoy this one-hour podcast with Cyd who shares her love for track and field and the big difference it can make in a child’s life!
Living Well with Cyd Dawson-Smith on AshevilleFM, March 13, 2017
Al Bailey is the owner and operator of NOWON Center For Inner Training, located in his hometown Elizabeth City, N.C. NOWON offers multi modality Integrative massage techniques, state of the arts massage chairs, a Jade far inferred massage bed, zero gravity machine, hot foot-baths and the Eye-O-Breathe-Back breathing response technique. Al has also provided private healing sessions with clients since 1997 in Asheville, taught at The Center for Massage and Natural Health.
Enjoy this one-hour Living Well with Al as he shares the power of breath to be in the present moment and to heal our past.
Living Well with Al Bailey on AshevilleFM, March 6, 2017
Jim Arrendell is a lifelong musician and entrepreneur. He has lived in Asheville for 15 years but has his roots in the Caribbean. Currently, Jim manages his band, The Business, a private events band that performs about 50 dates annually. In addition, he plays locally every month with his different projects and from time to time, other bands. He is the proud father of three teenagers and the grateful husband to his loving wife of 22 years. When Jim is not on stage, you may find him on the soccer field or the mountain biking trails.
Enjoy this one-hour Living Well where Jim talks about life and music as well as plays a couple of songs live in the AshevilleFM studio.
Living Well with Jim Arrendell on AshevilleFM, February 27th, 2017
Tyrone Greenlee is a native of Asheville, North Carolina and currently works as director of Christians for a United Community, a non-profit coalition of churches which mobilizes people of faith around issues of social justice focusing on dismantling racism and the disparities caused by racism. He also works as a mentor/mediator at the Francine Delany New School for Children in West Asheville.
Tyrone is a community activist, having served on the boards of Children First, The Center For Participatory Change, and the WCQS Advisory Board. Tyrone currently serves on the boards of Just Economics, Green Opportunities, and Hands and Feet of Asheville. In addition, Tyrone volunteers with the Building Bridges of Asheville anti-racism organization. Tyrone is a member of the New Mount Olive Missionary Baptist Church where he serves on the Sanctuary Choir, the Men’s Choir, the Youth Ministry, and where he was ordained as a Deacon in January of 2012. He is also a member of Circle of Mercy Congregation in Asheville.
Enjoy this one-hour Living Well where Tyrone talks about growing up in Asheville, how institutional racism is still exists in our community, and what can be done moving forward to creating a more just and equitable society.
Living Well with Tyrone Greenlee on AshevilleFM, February 20, 2017
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