Holly Hughes is the founder and editor of 18 editions (and counting) of the annual Best Food Writing anthology, which she believes is the best…
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The Personal Computer Show prn.live 6:00 PM EDT On The Internet Wednesday, April 26, 2017 IN THE NEWS o Harry Huskey, a member of the ENIAC development…
The Conspiracy Guy #21: Further revelations from SHATTERED reveal that the "Russian hacking" meme was contrived by Robbie Mook and John Podesta within 24 hours of Hillary's concession speech…
Now that Hillary and Bill Clinton have taken all those restorative walks in the woods and rested up from her bruising 2016 presidential campaign, you’d…
Today On The Gary Null Show, Gary opens up the program with the latest in health and healing covering the topics of how orange oils…
President Donald Trump has truly gone from businessman to politician as he's fallen short on nearly every promise he made when campaigning. Under Trump, global…
An investigation into the mental state of Donald Trump and the cognitive disconnection in the American public for electing morally sound leaders Dr. John Gartner…
Living entails experiencing the pain of loss – both our own and of those we care about. Continuing to live also means finding ways to…
PART I: Barbara J. King, Personalities on the Plate: The Lives & Minds of Animals We Eat Barbara J. King is emerita professor of anthropology…
David discusses bail reform with John Raphling. Even though his new report covers only California, his findings have applicability to all of the USA. According…
On today's program Mr. Shipp discusses the NSA's surveillance of Donald Trump and the Shadow Government's continued surveillance of American citizens
Crime and punishment in the Black community and the inherent racism in America's criminal justice system Prof James Forman is a professor of law at…