What the World Needs Now with James Twyman

What the World Needs Now with James Twyman

In a world longing for peace, James Twyman stands out as a beacon of hope and harmony. Known globally as the 'Peace Troubadour', James has been on a mission to spread the message of peace through music and advocacy. In this engaging episode of Mental Health News Radio, hosted by Kristin Sunanta-Walker, you'll dive into James's inspiring journey from war-torn countries to the streets of New York.

With 15 bestselling books under his belt, James's passion for peace is palpable as he shares his unique approach to promoting world peace. Whether it's through his heartfelt music or his daring off-Broadway show, James captivates audiences with his unwavering dedication to the cause. His musical, Brother Sun, Sister Moon, is not just another performance; it's an experience that invites people from all walks of life, including the homeless and disenfranchised, to be part of something bigger.

By handing out tickets on the streets and involving ticket buyers in serving at a soup kitchen, James embodies the spirit of St. Francis of Assisi. As he prepares for this musical journey across the country, James reflects on the radical legacy of St. Francis and the impact it continues to have today. With anecdotes of singing and dancing while awaiting execution during the Crusades, St. Francis's story is one of courage and compassion that inspires even after 800 years.

Tune in to hear James play the Venezuelan Quatro and share the Prayer of St. Francis, a song that opens his musical with a call for peace. This episode is a celebration of music, love, and service, urging us all to be instruments of peace in our own lives.