Episode 4: Hands of History with Davonna Willis
This podcast features a discussion with guest Davonna Willis, a respected health and wellness practitioner and entrepreneur. She shares her journey from being a certified athletic trainer to becoming a massage therapist through studying at the Swedish Institute in New York City. Willis also discusses the benefits of massage therapy and her passion for promoting its healing powers. The hosts also touch on topics such as the history of massage therapy regulation in New York, the different modalities they offer, and Willis’ involvement in founding the Black Massage Therapist Conference.
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Episode 3: Hands of History with Benny Vaughn
This podcast episode features an interview with Benny Vaughn, a highly influential professional in the field of massage therapy. The interview covers topics such as Vaughn’s background in massage therapy, his career journey, and his experiences at major international events such as the Olympics. Vaughn’s passion for massage therapy stemmed from his athleticism and he has been practicing for nearly 50 years. His career has taken him all over the world and he has received numerous awards and recognition for his contributions to the field. He also currently works as a life coach, inspiring others to achieve their dreams.
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Episode 2 – Hands of History with David Lauterstein
David Lautesein: David is Co-Director of Lauterstein-Conway Massage School in Austin, Texas. Author of numerous articles and 5 books- including, “The Deep Massage Book”, “Life In The Bones: A Biography of Dr. Fritz Smith and Zero Balancing”, and co-authoring “The Memory Palace of Bones”.
