Virtual Campfire hosted by Krystal Kelley

Host, Krystal Kelley discusses the evolution of Egyptology with Egyptologist, Mohamad Anwar Eissa "Mo".

Mo gives an overview of the science of Egyptology and explains how it is an 'alive' science. Egyptology is, like humanity, ever-evolving. Mo takes us from ancient times through modern Egypt.

Krystal dives into the spirit side of Egyptology and links Ancient Worlds to Extraterrestrial life forms.

Krystal and Mo don't agree on everything, but that is what makes this conversation so dynamic. Whether you are pure science or pure spirit or somewhere in between, you will listen to a passionate journalist of consciousness and an Egyptologist who is spreading awareness of Egypt's epic mystique with the world.

If you listen to the very end, you will hear a small secret that Krystal explains almost at the very end of the video.

How does one overcome burnout?

Hamm's Beer has hypnotized generations of collectors and I do not know how these three crazy Hamm's Beer collectors have mesmerized me into taking a pilgrimage to The Land of Sky Blue Waters. This conversation brought so many of my projects full circle, whereas before, they were seemingly random.

 From coffee shop owner to politician, Amber Bennett reveals her motivation behind making a decision to step up and try to make a difference in her community. I interview Amber about why she wants to run for a seat in her State Senate's office. Representing the 34th District of Washington State, Amber will potentially become the representative for West Seattle, Vashon Island, White Center, Harbor Island and a small part of Downtown Seattle.

"Let's Bring Our Focus To

CRITICAL THINKING"

Amber wants to focus on families, the community and supporting small business owners.

"This campaign is an uphill battle against the establishment. I’ve got a strong chance to win, but I have to reach as many people as I can. I serve you, the public, not the establishment.”

This is my first solo campfire. 

In Episode 21, I talk to a genuine witch. She calls herself the Witch of West Seattle. Her witchcraft requires her anonymity, yet she openly shares ghost stories and full moon folklore. 

Message from The Witch of West Seattle: "It's that time of year when the darkness takes over, and for some of us, our favorite time of year. But for those who prefer the light, have no fear of the dark, instead, embrace it, and find the magick, beauty, and light within the darkness." 

Artwork from podcast cover by @monicamiklova on Instagram. 

In episode 11, I listen to Kevin McCormick’s story of how he somewhat accidentally immersed himself into a Buddhist Monastery in San Francisco in the early 1990’s. Kevin is a Mountaineer and Adventurer. Since Summer of 2020, I had planned to summit Mt. Shasta with a group Kevin climbs with. My trek has taken a turn and I am now trekking INSIDE Mt. Shasta. Kevin still plans to summit this year with his group. Kevin and I talk about how important music is in our lives and how much we miss live music. Our conversation travels backwards and forwards in time while we work through what creativity is and mental health. Kevin speaks anonymously about disaster relief work he currently does.

In episode 7, I find Joy. Figuratively and in reality, I have a joyful conversation with Joy Booth. Joy is an International musician, singer and songwriter from from Navan, County Meath. County Meath is the heritage capital of Ireland. It is where the high Kings of Ireland lived. Joy and I talk about a spiritual journey to Peru and how that impacted her music. She explains the inspiration behind her new album and she plays us a lovely song called "Dead Man In Your Living Room." Joy's humor as well as her caring heart come through in her music and in our conversation. Joy's new album, "All You Were" is due out in 2021. 

In episode 10, I listen to Neil Dhot from AquaFed, (International Federation of Private Water Operators) speak about the United Nations World Water Day. At first, I thought it was going to be somewhat of a dry conversation, but it turned into an inspiring conversation about water. I think, by the end, we each had some really small ideas that are attainable for a global issue. I encourage listeners to go on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram and search #water2me I know the global narrative is about coronavirus, but I want to shift our thinking. I want to hear about something that is of the highest level concern….more than anything on our planet right now—clean water. If we are made up of 80% water, how do we survive if we are drinking poisoned water? Inspired by World Water day, March 22nd, this is a day to raise awareness. If this is the day that we realize that more than half of the world’s hospital beds are taken up from people sick from waterborne illness, then it’s a day to wake up to the real problems hurting humanity.  Neil would love to hear what you think about our conversation. Tweet @neil_dhot for comments

In Episode 2, I listen to Rena whole-heartedly pour her heart out. My special Guest, poet, Rena Riekena in Germany. This interview was done in pure Corona-style, from my car. I was stuck on the road with a drawbridge up and I decided to do the call anyway. I felt like Rena needed the support, she had spent the previous four days in a bit of hell. Rena is a poet and a writer. She takes us through her turmoil of a personal breakup and how she is turning her day and future around by talking about the struggles of being human. We talk about emotions, soul purpose and Rena shares her poetry. At the very end, Rena shares a beautiful, heartfelt poem “Tears of Reality”.  

In episode 8, I catch up with Joey McCune. Joey is a sound healer and love-infused vibrational alchemist. Joey shares her unique and sacred vibrations deep in the jungle of Mexico. Ancient Mayan structures and even a meteor crater envelope her property. I listen to Joey’s heart-filled stories about manifesting her dream life and living her highest soul purpose. Follow her Instagram, @SoundHealingTulum for pictures and videos worthy of National Geographic.

In episode 6, I listen to the message that humanity has been waiting to hear from the ancient world. While living In Harmony Within a Natural Order, I hear special guest, Patricia Anne Davis deliver a message so special and so timely. The time is now. Patricia is an authentic Navajo Wisdom Keeper from New Mexico. It is a true gift and with heartfelt gratitude, I share this episode. Listen to this episode when you have time to slow down and absorb this message. To integrate these ideas into our modern life, it is important to slow down and listen. Our choices we make should steward EARTH, WATER, FIRE and AIR for the next SEVEN generations. Be the change; listen, love and live.

In Episode 5, I listen to Johnny Rolfe tell me about his “Life Below Zero” 70 miles NORTH of the Arctic Circle. National Geographic is documenting his adventure on their show, Life Below Zero--Next Generation, and Johnny shares some behind-the-scenes of what its really like out there. 

I highly suggest taking a look at his pictures. It is UNbelievable and out of this world the light show that the Universe is shining on him--in both reality and conceptually. Life below zero for Johnny is a struggle and an exhilaration.

In Episode 3, I listen to Special Guest Anna Laursen in DENMARK. Anna was my unexpected Foreign Exchange student just as Coronavirus hit America. As a result, Anna was sent home five months earlier than she thought that her “year” at an American High School would last. We catch up and I learn more about Denmark and Fairy Tales. Many world maps don’t even put Denmark as a location. We talk about sage, extraterrestrials and cosmic planetary alignments. I also get to hear about her new boyfriend and her job as a cashier at a grocery store. Since Denmark is a missing piece of geography, I’m calling this episode “Anna Puts DENMARK on the Map"