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	Hazel Belvo, The Art of Trees April 17, 2013 More portrait than landscape, Belvo’s trees move and transform, suggesting human states: anguish, solitude, and attitudes of ecstasy. Hazel Belvo’s work can be found in collections around the world and locally including the Minnesota Museum of American Art, Weisman Art Museum, Minneapolis Institute of Art, Walker Art Center and the Bockley Gallery. Download: Hazel Bevlo Artist Talk

	Clare Ochry, Pathways to Creativity March 20, 2013 Growing up in Detroit Lakes, Clare felt that she was missing something in life, but when she discovered Yoga and it’s benefits she discovered a passion for helping others that even she was surprised by. Learn to identify and respond to your inner creative self. Clear your pathways and be the genius that you were intended to be with Yoga! ROOM TO BREATHE

	Honey Man Brian Fredericksen February 20, 2013 A real Minnesota Beekeeper discussing real Minnesota honey. Growing up in Wisconsin, Brian credits his Master Gardener and Naturalist grandmother to be the chief influence in the eventual course his life has taken. A graduate from UVW Stout with a MS in Engineering, Brian worked in R&D for 3M for twelve years, before he took the past time hobby from 500 apple trees and 2 bee hives to his more-than full time occupation of harvesting 2,000 trees and 450 hives. Visit Ames Farm

	Wine and Politics with Dr. Basil Janavaras January 16, 2013 Born in Corinth, Greece, Dr.Basil Janaveras has made the Midwest his home. He is a celebrated professor, lecturer and author of economics, business and culture. Recently, the Janavarases have started an import business, Janavaras Enterprises LLC, and bring to Minnesota’s table some of the best hand-picked wines from Greece! Tonight he talks about the global economy and Greek culture. Geia mas!

	The Secret Life of Bee Keepers November 11, 2012 Anna describes a feast dripping with honey, and an impromptu panel of bee keepers moderated by Edie French of iDream.tv, share their journey and impact of environment on bees – including Marge Ostroushko, (Minneapolis), Dan Donnelly (Afton) and Pam Arnold (Salt ‘n Pepper Farms, Scandia) all devotees of Marla Spivek (MacArthur Genius Award).

	Kathleen Reilly, Activist, Retired Social Worker & Three Time Tourist To Greece August 29, 2012 Kathleen’s witty, and spot-on commentary will accompany Anna’s best plates discovered on the islands of Corfu, Lefkada, Zakynthos, Santorini & Sifnos.

	Pawel Stachowicz, Doctor of Plastic Surgery May 16th, 2012 Listen to this months podcast with Pawel Stachowicz, doctor of plastic surgery. The title, “Everything You Wanted to Know About Plastic Surgery and Were Afraid or Embarrassed to Ask” says just about all. With an added bonus of Anna’s mouthwatering descriptions of the feast you could have enjoyed if you had joined us in person.	Symposia: A series is a project of the Gardens of Salonica, Guests are invited to join Symposia while enjoying a Chef driven, four course, wine-paired, family style dinner celebrating the ancient foods of Greece. Every 4th Wednesday of the month at Gardens of Salonica in NE Minneapolis. Call for reservations, speaker of the month and event times. Podcast services provided by iDream.tv/LOCATION IMAGES an award winning multimedia company in Minneapolis, MN.

	Antonio Rosell, Urban Planner & Civil Engineer April 25th, 2012 Listen to this months podcast with Antonio Rosell, an engineer with more than fifteen years of planning and engineering experience, as he talks about Minnesota’s bike-share program Nice Ride. Learn more at his website.

	Steve Nelson, Baker & Bookmaker March 28th, 2012 Listen to this months podcast with Steve Nelson — a baker, traveler, pilgrim and co-founder of Collegeville Artisan Bakery, as he talks about his experiences and plans for a breadmaking book featuring monastaries around the world.

	Jim Denomie, Artist February 29th, 2012 View Jim Denomie’s work as he walks you though each slide with this Gardens of Salonica podcast. To see more visit his website. Artist Jim Denomie, a member of the Lac Courte Oreilles Band of Ojibwe, inspired and intrigued a full house of appreciative guests at the February Symposia. In 2005, Denomie completed a task of painting at least one painting a day, for one year. Much of the work was showcased in the exhibition “New Skins” at the Minneapolis Institute of Arts in 2007, and he was named one of City Pages Artist of the Year for 2007. In 2008, he was awarded a Bush Artist Fellowship and in 2009, an Eiteljorg Native American Fine Art Fellowship. Join us next month and enjoy the meal as well.

	Bonnie Fournier January 25th, 2012 The Girl Photographer of the Smooch Project describes her challenges and successes of her effort to gather 10,000 images from around the world to support the cultivation of peace, kindness, generosity, compassion, forgiveness and joy within human hearts throughout the world.

	Susan Thurston November 30th, 2011 Susan Thurston, who is a poet, cook and educator, has challenged Anna to create a dish inspired by her favorite poem, “I Would Like to Describe.” Challenging her own Muse, Susan has promised to create a personal poem inspired by Anna’s “reading” of each guests’ coffee grounds!

	Zoran Mojsilov October 26th, 2011 A food tour of Northern Greece with guest artist Zoran Mojsilov and musician Steve Brantseg.

	Music Building with Tim Hall September 28st, 2011 Hall, a certified Luthier, will articulate the process of guitar and violin building with a slide show and a display of the luthier’s tools.

	Traveling Greece August 31st, 2011 Learn about traveling to Greece with world traveler Katerina Karter and Besse Marangos of Schilling Travel. And of course Anna’s mouth-watering descriptions of the scrumptious meal made from recipes collected on her most recent trip to Greece.

	Rural Issues For an Urban Audience May 25th, 2011 Brett Olson is co-founder and Creative Director for Renewing the Countryside, President of Green Routes, and hosts Local Food Hero radio. Brett discusses his effective strategies for building sustainable rural economies and enhancing the quality of place for the people who live in them.

	Poetry with Mary Jo Thompson April 27th, 2011 Learn about the life of a poet and the “how to’s” of writing the poetry hiding in your soul. Celebrated poet, Mary Jo Thompson (Best American Poetry 2011) leads this engaging and interactive Symposia.

	Greek Independence Day March 25th 2011 Celebrate with Greek Dancers of Minnesota. Clap along with traditional songs by Niki Stavrou of Victor’s 1959 Cafe and find out why Jeremy Iggers thinks you should support the award-winning Twin Cities Daily Planet. photo courtesy TC Daily Planet�

	Television News & the Changing Face of Journalism February 23rd 2011 Rena Sarigianopoulos & Jana Shortal from KARE 11 join this Symposia to share their experience and perspective of the ongoing joys and challenges of their profession.

	Benefits of Yoga Guest speaker, Nancy Erickson demonstrates the healthy benefits of yoga – everyday for everyone.

	Cancer Prevention through Healthy Food Habits Author of Avoiding Cancer One Day at a Time, Lynne Eldridge, MD, speaks about Cancer Prevention through Healthy Food Habits