The new film Drive Me to the Moon, which celebrates its online premiere on Wednesday February 11th is an exciting new documentary that gives a behind-the-scenes look into the groundbreaking Lunar Voyage 1 mission and highlights the engineering and ingenuity required for next generation mobility on the Moon.

Fabiana Neves, VP of Castrol Americas, shares details on the new documentary and discuss the Lunar Voyage 1 mission.

Raphael Groten is a Vermont composer and multi-instrumentalist specializing in music as medicine. Over the past 25 years, Raphael has been a practitioner of sound healing and released eight albums under his record label Humming Bird Studios. He currently works and plays with his partner Rebecca Kodis under the name Wandering Roots.

Raphael Groten’s music draws upon influences and genres from around the world, offering soulful songs to carry the listener into deeper states of presence and well being. Inspired by folk, jazz, pop/rock, R&B, latin, world and more, his music focuses on cultivating peace, unity and healing within ourselves and all of life.

For more information, go to www.RaphaelGroten.com

What do you do when your ancestral responsibility to pray for your community can’t be met because your community no longer exists? How does one use music to connect to their identity, even to pray? How does one relate to God when they’ve lost everything? How does one come to terms with something as unbelievable as the Holocaust after the war has ended? What happens when a Jewish man, who has lost everything, finds a second chance by living in, and marrying into, Black communities in Mississippi and New York in the 1950s?

These are some of the big questions posed in a moving and uniquely told, award-winning, and critically-acclaimed debut novel by Howard Langer, entitled The Last Dekrepitzer.