Healing Journey contains modulated frequencies between 411 MHz and 423 MHz. These energies are used to augment your experience of the guided meditation. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has given modulated frequencies a Type 3 substance classification. Participants are advised to consult a physician before continuing. Modulated frequencies may cause dizziness, upset stomach, nausea, vomiting, chills, loose bowels, diarrhea, constipation, loss of appetite, dementia, anxiety, and sleeplessness. Participants being treated for emotional difficulties are advised not to continue. By providing this warning the FDA considers the producers of Healing Journey held harmless from adverse effects, damages or health problems caused by the program. By continuing, you are agreeing that you have understood this warning concerning the health and safety issues related to the supplemental content of the program, that you are an adult over the age of 25 and you have agreed to waive any findings of fault, damage reparations or legal claims.

Healing Journey is made in Olympia, Washington. The episodes take form as guided meditations narrated by Dr. Roger Sty Bantam, a licensed Orthomolecular Psychiatrist and ordained shaman of Gehgiah.

Healing Journey can be heard live on KAOS on Thursday nights at 11:23 p.m. pacific time. In Thurston County KAOS is available at 89.3 FM. Outside of Thurston County KAOS streams live on the KAOS web site and can be found in iTunes radio. You can also listen right now. Right click or control click on the word "Download". A file of the show should start to download to your computer. Soon you'll have a copy and you can listen from your iPod or other MP3 playing device. You can also click the play icon to listen directly from your computer. The program will begin after buffering for a moment. Many episodes are available with a video component, follow links to our Vimeo site. Listeners are encouraged to nominate Healing Journey for awards and may freely re-broadcast Healing Journey on other radio stations, blogs, etc. Let us know if you do and email if you have any questions or problems.