Music has always been a significant part of Robin’s life. It wafted through her childhood home on the radio, her mother played the organ and sang in the choir, and her father took her to concerts ranging from Harry Belafonte to The Barber of Seville. As a teenager she attempted the guitar, loving especially Bossa Nova, but distracted by the mystery of life she left it behind.
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Robin and Cody met in Santa Cruz, California, and began a magical journey as lovers and creative partners in life, working side by side on concert and event production. Today, she is the executive producer of the online radio station Café Cody.

Robin is also a teacher and practitioner of the shamanic arts, a healer with over 25 years professional experience.

Co-founder of the influential Great Mystery initiative, she’s been engaged in bridging science and mystical phenomena by bringing together some of the world’s foremost thought leaders in events across the globe since 1992.

From her home on the beautiful island of Mallorca, Robin manages trainings in the energy healing method amazinGRACE and continues to create and participate in events that uplift and inspire, also sharing her gifts of sound meditation.

Robin is the host and creator of the new podcast Backstage with Café Cody, interviewing musicians, DJs and other music aficionados, and Great Mystery’s new podcast Dreaming the Future. Recently, she’s taken up conga lessons.

http://robinjohnson.life

http://greatmystery.org

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Growing up in a small oyster-farming village, Véronique had two passions: going to sea with grandpa and listening to the old records left in the attic by her uncles.

This love of music stayed with Véronique throughout her teenage years. The tunes she recorded onto an ancient tape machine from FM radio while trying to focus on her
homework helped her dream of exotic landscapes and blue horizons.
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At 20, Véronique filled her backpack and ventured out into the world. Since then, she’s lived an island life. From the Andaman Islands to French Polynesia, the Caribbean to Hawaii and the Balearic Islands, she’s pursued her teenage dream.

She created the first art gallery a tiny island in the French West Indies had ever seen and made a place for local artists to express themselves. In Hawaii, she became a fashion designer while swimming in the sea every day, often joined by pods of dolphins.

During her time on the island of Maui, Véronique met Cody and Robin and there began a connection that will forever expand her vision of life and music. Her two mentors helped her grow more confident in speaking and writing English and she dove into studying environmental conservation and permaculture in New Mexico where she settled for seven years.

Back in Europe for the past eight years, Véronique lives part of the time in France and the rest on Mallorca. Her interest in a ‘living food’ lifestyle diet led to her creating a nomadic juice bar and she also teaches workshops on vegan diet, spiritual ecology, respect for the sacredness of all living creatures and the natural world is always part of her journey on Earth, her teaching and inspiration. Fusion music remains, as Cody said, the soundtrack to her life.
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