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Regina Meredith

Regina Meredith

Renowned for her transformative contributions to alternative media, Regina Meredith's media career began as the first independent, traveling ski reporter in the U.S. working for KCRA-TV in Sacramento, California. She soon became one of the first female sports broadcasters at NBC in New York, covering football with Bryant Gumbel. She is a seasoned show host, news anchor, network sports broadcaster, reporter, producer, and writer. Her work includes the award-winning documentary Sierra in Peril on PBS and Regina’s Vegetarian Table, which aired for six seasons on PBS and internationally. In 2004, Regina and Scott Meredith founded Conscious Media Network, one of the first sites to stream conscious videos online, later merging with GaiamTV in 2012. Since then, Regina has continued to bring thought-provoking content to a global audience through her show Open Minds. Her autobiography, "Accidentally on Purpose: Tripping Through Life with Regina", highlights the serendipitous and transformative moments that have shaped her path.

Education:

Regina developed expertise through extensive experience in mainstream media, alternative media, and conscious content production. She has also gained insights and skills through hands-on roles in television, broadcasting, and documentary production.

Publications:

Regina is the author of "Accidentally on Purpose: Tripping Through Life with Regina," an autobiography detailing her life's journey, as well as various writings on metaphysics. She has also published articles and content exploring metaphysical and alternative topics.

Career:

Regina produced the award-winning "Sierra in Peril" documentary that aired on PBS. She also hosted "Regina’s Vegetarian Table," which aired for six seasons on PBS. She co-founded the Conscious Media Network, one of the first conscious video streaming sites that later merged with GaiamTV. Regina continues to produce and host Open Minds.

Featured Appearances:

892 videos found

Open Minds
Compton Rom explains that we need more than just food, supplements and lifestyle to maintain the optimal health of the body. Delve deep into the science of the human microbiome to understand how the microbes throughout our bodies work to maintain and promote healthy states of wellbeing.
Open Minds
John St. Augustine highlights the times he ignored repeated calls from spirit to listen, which led to everything he knew to be true falling apart. It is his hope that others benefit from his lessons, so they too learn to be in direct communication with self and begin living life to its full potential.
Open Minds
Explore the occult foundations of progressive social concerns in American history with the charismatic figure of Helena Blavatsky who brought forward the strengths and benefits of Buddhism and traditional Hindu beliefs. We also discover the origin of the power of positive thinking and Law of Attraction.
Open Minds
Each of us wears an invisible garment, woven with spiritual principles that connect us with each other and to something far greater. Connie Kaplan explores many of these spiritual principles, how they are expressed through our actions and manifest in our world.
Open Minds
Jerry Wills offers advice and insight to dealing with hauntings and unwanted entities in your home. If you do not want the "creepy stuff" hanging around, there is a way for you to call upon the beautiful things to help.
Open Minds
Eldon Taylor reveals that free will is the result of a process of mass manipulation and the engineering of consent. He shows us how the mind can be molded through the use of different stimuli which provoke our emotions and gives us just enough information to justify decisions through selective logic
Open Minds
Teal Swan shares how she learned to live with her shadow side, which was forced to emerge after enduring an especially traumatic childhood. Now she helps others unearth their past, to heal their subconscious shadows and bring them into the light.
Open Minds
A financial coup is currently underway in Washington as the media entrainment machine churns, leaving many people feeling hopeless amid threats of another impending major financial crisis. However, Catherine Austin Fitts explains that big changes are in the wind.
Open Minds
Donese Worden explains the current scientific understanding of energy medicine, the challenges energy practitioners face, and she introduces us to some of the technology emerging in response to the latest discoveries.
Open Minds
For centuries humanity has embraced technology for improving the conditions of human life and we are approaching a time where the merger of flesh with computers will become inevitable. But are we embracing a technological transformation to the detriment of spiritual ascension?
Open Minds
As human beings, we have grown comfortable and complacent in a civilization separated from the natural world that gave rise to our species. Now, there is a way for you to discover how to get back to the roots of your natural being and relearn the language of the natural world.
Open Minds
Daniel Sheehan reveals many tell-tale snippets of history that have intentionally been left out of the public narrative which tell of the establishment of a financial cabal and their puppet governments within the United States and the rest of the world.
Open Minds
Paola Harris discusses some of the most influential cases of contact made with extraterrestrial beings, including Travis Walton, Clifford Stone and Philip Corso. What we learn, is not only are we not alone, but there is a means by which we can initiate contact with these otherworldly beings.
Open Minds
Enrique Villanueva has experienced extraterrestrial contact throughout his life. But he never understood the nature of those experiences until he met with the Rahma group learned how to meditate with the intent to initiate contact.
Open Minds
Sheila Gillette returns, once again, to channel the THEO group. This time, they bring insights into the nature of parallel lives, soul families and accepting guidance from the higher self without doubt.
Open Minds
Tom Hatsis scrutinized medieval documentation of witches and has uncovered a history mired in misogyny and persecution against peaceful practitioners of folk medicine who used entheogens as part of their worship of an ancient fertility goddess.