This is a channeled weaving from many 3 different places facilitated by 3 different beverages. It has been the channel that started this way of creating with poetry channeling through beverages in 2012. This one continues to change and evolve. Here it is in its current form.

Special April Fools Episode: a look at the crossroads

Welcome to the Beverage Channel with your host, Rachelle. She is an Artist, Knowledge Seeker, Wine, Sake, Beer and Cider Professional, Poet and Channeler, weaving stories with beverage. This poetry and story podcast explores beverage as a creative and oracular medium. It's a virtual landing place to explore the multi-verse of connections with wine (+ other tasty things...) and a new way of engaging our sensing bodies. Rachelle invites you to pour something delicious and close your eyes while listening to the poetry channeled.  ABOUT THE PODCAST:The Beverage Channel is a poem and story podcast hosted by Rachelle, that creatively explores how natural wine and other fermented, distilled or extractions can be a channel of wisdom for connecting more deeply with the earth and it’s stories. Through science we know that our bodies and the earth’s body is composed primarily of water and water is the sacred matrix of all life. Rustum Roy said that “structured water is the world’s most malleable computer”, referring to how crystalline phase water can store and transmit information. So herein begins the weave, if water holds memory and our bodies, the earth and all beverages too are composed of mostly water then it’s not so far-fetched to believe that one can connect with that stored information. So here also comes the layer of myth and imagination woven with the science that quantum states of water and it’s many ways of existing defies the laws of physics. Through the language of poetic myth we can help make sense of time, of our surroundings and of the unseen forms that are felt. It creates shapes for the layers of the nonlinear. As it does for the spaces we inhabit, unexpected circumstances, cycles, misplaced thought patterns and affinities. Much of Rachelle's writing is channeled through beverage and nature, it’s a mythology weave of sorts. Our own myths are fundamental to being human, this is what we explore on the Beverage Channel Podcast. https://soundcloud.com/thebeveragechannel