Stephen Bassett
Vyktoria Pratt Keating
|
"A New World, If You Can Take
It"
with Stephen Bassett,
executive director of Paradigm Research Group
and national recording artist Vyktoria Pratt Keating
The program will
close with a panel Q&A including Sedona-based researcher/activists
Elliott Maynard, Chris O'Brien, David Hatcher Childress (if in
country),
David Sereda (if in state) and Pamela Leigh
Richards. This is a fund raiser for Paradigm Research Group
www.paradigmresearchgroup.org. Wednesday,
November 12, 7-10 pm in the Great
Room. Doors open at 6:30 pm.
(Tickets $15) Contact: Questions to
PRG@paradigmresearchgroup.org and (202) 215-8344.
Stephen Bassett
Stephen Bassett
is arguably the leading advocate in the nation for ending the 61-year government
imposed truth embargo regarding an extraterrestrial presence engaging the human
race. He is a political activist, commentator, columnist, founder of the
Paradigm Research Group (PRG),
executive director of the Extraterrestrial Phenomena Political Action Committee
(X-PPAC),
creator of the Paradigm Clock and executive producer of the
X-Conferences. His work has been covered internationally including
the
Washington Post, Washington Times, New York Times, Legal Times, Roll Call,
Christian Science Monitor, National Journal, Pravda and the London Sunday
Express
among others.
Since 1996 Bassett has assisted numerous organizations and initiatives
working to 1) raise public awareness, 2) convene open Congressional hearings to
take government witness testimony, and 3) end the truth embargo. He has appeared
on hundreds of radio and television talk shows and in numerous documentaries
speaking to millions of people about the implications and likelihood of
"Disclosure" - the formal acknowledgement of the extraterrestrial presence by
world governments.
PRG's most recent project is the
Million
Fax on Washington which aims to direct between November 5 and January
20 one million letters, faxes and emails to the President Elect calling for
Disclosure.
Vyktoria Pratt Keating
Her music
has been described as “Some of the most free-handed, lithe and
resilient music around” by the Washington Post. She opened a
42 show, 5 month tour for rock legends Jethro Tull and performed at
such prestigious venues as England’s Apollo Theater, The Greek
Theater in LA, Magness Arena, House of Blues in LA, Mountain Stage
and The Royal Concert Hall in Glasgow Scotland. “Truly the
troubadour, VPK combines age-old songstress seduction with technical
expertise...the touching, provocative and observational songs pierce
the heart and soul.” (Ian Anderson, Jethro Tull). Visit
www.vyktoria.com
CD's by Vyktoria:
The Guardian at Noon
Things that Fell from the Sky
Vyktoria's exhilarating
vocals and exquisite guitar artistry provide the sonic backdrop to
her intelligent, poetic and often quirky lyrics, creating a new
blend of progressive rock, dream pop and folk fusion. Winner of
three WAMMIES (Washington, DC Music Awards), she has toured
extensively in 46 states and the UK, and her music is featured in
film and radio in the US, Canada, Europe and South America.
Vyktoria has performed over 2000 live shows.
A compelling live performer, her unearthly vocals and accomplished
guitar work (she uses 3 guitars to cover a variety of open tunings)
produce lush arrangements and a full ambient sound in her concerts,
and her incisive wit and skill for storytelling are an engaging part
of her live show. Vyktoria has released 6 Cds and her current
release “Things That Fall From The Sky” was produced by Andrew
Giddings, keyboardist for Jethro Tull.
Vyktoria is writing new music and working on a film score for a
sci-fi adventure movie. She lives in the Verde Valey and does some
local venues such as Blue Sky Wine Bar in Carefree, Hon-dah
Resort/Casino in Pinetop, Celtic Crossings in Prescott, as well as
corporate events and private parties.
Panel Q&A with:
Elliott
Maynard
Christopher O'Brien David
Hatcher Childress (if in country)
David Sereda
Pamela Leigh Richards
Dr. Joseph Buchman
(if in state)
Presented by
Paradigm
Research Group
4938 Hampden Lane, #161, Bethesda, MD 20814
PRG@paradigmresearchgroup.org
202-215-8344
For further information please contact
Sedona Creative Life Center
928-282-9300 |
