Adi Da instructing Aniello Panico on hos to teach the Knee Of Listening course

3WBC Radio Interview of James Steinberg (audio)




Devotee James Steinberg is interviewed about Adi Da and Adidam on 3WBC 94.1 FM, Melbourne, Australia on October 16, 2014, for the program, "Jazz and Spiritual", hosted by Bill Livingston, Minister at Unity of Melbourne. Australian devotee Jan Bucknell also joins in the conversation every now and then.

The program ends (at 47:14) with a recording of Adi Da reciting from The Spiritual Gospel of Jesus of Galilee, Adi Da's rendition of "The New Testament" (available on CD).

Music (during breaks) from Naamleela Free Jones' CD, In The Time Of Light; and from What To Remember To Be Happy (reciter: Jonah Strauss, piano: Ray Lynch).


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1 Comment

Georgia W. - Burbank, California October 22, 2014 10:28PM

This is really excellent! So clear and straightforward. I have already shared it with someone who is just approaching the Teaching.

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